aon hewitt. >> all right. you have before you standard of presentation of how the year's experience in 2014 whether you generated a surplus or deficit and whether or not based on policy the three year amortization stabilization period do we need to add or subtract money to what we applied to the rates? and to step back for a second you have what i think is the most responsible policy of any public sector entity that i have worked for and on the self funded programs if we generate surplus and the premiums were greater than the expenses and take that amount of money and give it back to the people from that plan over which it's generated over three years. there is a gap of one year so when we analyze where we're on the surplus or deficit position with united care, the city flan and look at 2014 to apply to 2016 rates so i turn you to page two because that's the actual versus the expected. >> >> in 2014 we actually reduced the rates because we had excess money -- did i say 13? 2014 -- yes, we reduced the rates. wh

aon hewitt. >> aon hewitt good afternoon. >> good afternoon and you will be a continuous presence in this process. >> do you want me to stand the whole time? >> no. you don't have to stand there. i thank you for at least clarifying in this action item what egg whip is. >> okay. so before you have the presentation titled city plan administrative fees and group and egwp presentation f we go to page one we basically say since we're self funded under this program, the city plan funded we have fees that we doarkt with the payer which surks nighted health care they're the administrative fees which are disclosed on page two presently for 2015 for o.k.tives it's $13.54 and the numbers there are the. >> >> same and they're combined rated together. that's the precedent since i got on board and prior to me and have the medicare and integrated with the egwp and the numbers are listed there and the numbers are low are 3% higher and don't have an increase for years and i reviewed the numbers and i believe they're reasonable as presented and i recommend that you approve these numbers so with the ne

coker and hewitt came to you with the recommendations at the beginning of what should have been an open and objective process the answer was hedge funds before the questions were asked and in fact the right questions may not have been asked this is not prudent and careful and not skillful and not delinquent as far as i, tell the gentlemen gave you information only how the hedge funds are not risky and they're the observe choices authenticity to the on and objective so again, i have to ask why, why are hedge funds and other investments that have higher fees than other options being pushed so hard by the c i o this makes me dough the integrity of the process i think if you were doing euro job you'd question that when hear that mr. poker and the other gentleman refuse to pick up the phone and ask questions that should have been one of the first steps taken it was not done ever i know i'm beating the deadors those are two of the greatest investors to size us to stay away from hedge funds by the way, we have to building that that those gentlemen are smaller u smallest than warren buffett i f

joining us now, liberty tax founder and ceo john hewitt.ed to start by telling people that for the first time in your 45 years of doing tax business you opened your offices before january 1st. why? >> yeah. believe it or not it is exciting time to be in the tax business. affordable care act, obamacare, whatever you choose to call it, it is the biggest tax change in over a quarter of a century. and, our surveys show that over 1/3 of americans, taxpayers have a question about their own tax return regarding affordable care. that is over 45 million americans. liz: when you ask questions, normally many people simply for free call the irs but the irs has 3% budget cuts at this point, correct? i was reading core statistics saying that you could be on the phone more than 30 minutes waiting just to have an answer to your question, right? >> actually, even worse than that. last year the irs was only able to answer about 73% of their calls, with a live person. this year the irs commissioner and recently treasury secretary said that will be closer to o

she was the jackson hewitt tax preparer. that was in there. apparently they had gotten in a scuffle before. >> wow. melissa: the day before. the customer came back, fit to be tied. next day you know what? i get frustrated about my taxes as well. i hate paying my taxes. i'm not sure i head butt anybody. >> that is serious throwdown. do you think you are capable? melissa: no, no definitely not. i threw a marshmallow at someone. >> remember why maggie thatcher was cutting taxes? not so much to have people keeping money. we were becoming, britain was lawless society. so many people got crazy trying to deal with taxes this is an example. we've gotten crazy trying to deal with taxes. melissa: taxes are crazy. we have to go. >> less violent e-file. melissa, google announcing a brand new running robot. have you seen this? look at that thing. >> that's scary. melissa: none other than than elon musk weighing in. he doesn't sound too convinced. i think it is amazing. >>> you know him as vince from the hit series "entourage". actor adrian again ney has a

the hewitt yits -- the houthis are talking with strength and do not care in the opposition comes to negotiate or not. they announced that they are there to negotiate, but announced that they will not be involved in talks, left out of all the decision making. the houthis last night also ordered that all protests in sanaa be banned to assure that no one opposes them and anyone that opposes them they have a local right to imprison them rather than kidnapping protesters. it's getting tense. houthis are following the same steps that abdul fatah al-sisi did in egypt. also the biggest opposition in the country is the islam muslim brotherhood party. the tension will continue that's why it took place in mareb, because that's where the muslim brotherhood is strong. they want to ensure that the houthis, if they act. they have a backup plan to ensure the houthis fail. it's been three days since the houthis took over the capital and took power. we heard from the prime minister and the deputy and several others understand house arrest. what is said in sanaa over their situation? >> nothing at all, because

paul hewitt needed that win in a bad way, no doubt. >>> give the nba credit. it's been doing everything in its power to make all-star weekend more entertaining, right? let's face it, there's only so many dunks you can come up with. one of the newer events, they call it the degree battle of the game-breakers, featuring mr. all-star himself. basically a game of horse. the shots chosen by fans. wall faced off against golden state's stephan currie. neither made a lot of shots, but wall made a jumper from 30 feet to win it. it wasn't much of a horse contest, but john wall won. there you go. [ laughter ] >> doing everything they can. they are trying. >> pretty sad television right there. [ laughter ] >> stay on top of the weather out here. >> yes, wusa9.com, our app, >> axelrod: tonight not what cupid had in mind. more snow and dangerously cold temperatures from the great lakes to new england have millions not feeling the love. gunshots ring out at a cafe in denmark. was an artist targeted in a terror attack for his images of the prophet muhammad? with west coast po

the cooper hewitt smithsonian design in new york city already has a self-y stick ban in place. >> you can just by looking at this imagine the havoc that a selfie stick might wreak in this kind of a space. >> for the record, smithsonian museums already banned tripod and camera stands. >>> you want to make a serious run for the white house? you will need yourself a body man. my cap download cover-host -- capital download co-host susan page talked to obama's former body man reggie love. >> make sure they eat meals and have the right attire and have a coat for the days it's cold. make sure they have all their proper paperwork, kind of like a walking office. everything from sharpees and paperclips to tie pins and hand sanitizer. >> heck, i think we could all use a body man. >> i need one. >>> also this week is the homeland security department suffering collateral department in the showdown over immigration. >> and presidential candidates weighing in on whether your kids' vaccinations ought to be voluntary. join us capital download sunday mornings 8:30 here on wusa9. >>> high temperature to

during an interview with the hugh hewitt show he said, i think elizabeth warren's hard-left views onat she could give her a run for her money. the liberal group run for warren has launched a new website called dear elizabeth warren.com. supporters can go online or send post cards or letters encouraging her to make a white house run. >>> look at all those former presidents in one room. he wrote, happy president's day from the fourth one from the left. and that's your morning disturb of scrambled politics. that's a great picture with president obama and all the other presidents still alive today. >>> i'm joined by political analyst and best-selling author alex pennington. >> that was a nice picture. kind of makes me sentimental to see that. >> exactly. i don't know how this will make you feel though late last night, a texas federal judge put the fate of 5 million undocumented immigrants in limbo. what's the play here with this? >> i'm glad you mentioned the number. it really is important. this involves real people. these are 5 million folks who now have a huge level of anxiety this mor

jackson hewitt tax services. ty? >>> tax season with another challenge. fraud. warning the public to be aware and out with dirty dozen tax scams for 2015. topping the list aggressive and threatening phone scams. agency said to beware ri have their license revokes, have them deported or arrested. irs never give out money or personal information. for the complete list of tax scams, you can go to nbr.com. >>> still ahead, the busiest time of the year for the real estate market surrenderis under way. will there be enough supply to meet all the demand? that's >>> much of the nation may still be in the icebox but president's day weekend marks the official start of the spring housing season. at least according to realtors. historically the biggest season for sales. diana olick takes a look at whether that's the case this year. >> reporter: all real estate is local, but the national housing market is facing a common dilemma. >> our biggest problem, we don't have enough apartments to sell. >> reporter: from manhattan co-op to california cottages coast to coast, there are

oh, after a shopper head butts a worker at a jackson hewitt tax booth inside. tax preparer then slams the shopper's head against the table. the shopper claims the worker was rude and in a bad mood. no charges have been filed. >> okay, from walmart to target and a follow-up now to a heartwarming story immortalized in a photo that went viral. people across the country were touched by this tender moment. a target worker in north carolina helping a teenager that he just met with his necktie. that teen, yasir moore, was heading to his first job interview, and the workers also gave him career advice. he returned to target with his mom to thank them for their help. >> when he told me all his advice, i got my confidence back, so when i -- so, you know, so when i went there, i was calm, cool, collected. >> they could have just sold my son a tie, but they took the time, helped him tie the tie, talked to him and they treated my son with dignity and respect. >> yasir is still waiting to find out if he got the job. chick-fil-a says they should have an answer sometime this w

it was here where two students bill hewitt and dave packard, met and then in a garage not far from here started a company that eventually built one of the first personal computers weighing in at 40 pounds. it was from here in 1968 where a researcher, douglas engelbart astonished an audience with two computers connected online and hypertext, you could click with something called a mouse. a year later, a computer here received the first message from another computer 350 miles away, the beginnings of what would eventually become the internet. and by the way, it's no secret that many of these innovations, built on government-funded research, is one of the reasons that if we want to maintain our economic leadership in the world, america has to keep investing in basic research in science and technology. it's absolutely critical. [ applause ] so here at stanford, pioneers developed the protocols and architecture of the internet dsl, the first web page in america. innovations for cloud computing, student projects became yahoo! and google. those are pretty good student projects. your graduates h

he made his comments on the hugh hewitt radio show.a look at the top stories we are following. tech giants like google and facebook are turning more and more into media companies. this is both an opportunity and challenge to traditional publishers as more content goes digital. joining me to talk about this shifting model was kirk mcdonnell. welcome to "bottom line." i recently interviewed the president of lego north america and he said one of the reasons the country had serious financial problems was it stopped listening to its customers, which i guess his rule number one. how has technology change the way people consume content? >> the reality is there's a proliferation of technology absolutely everywhere. that has changed the way consumers engage with content or services. it is now on their terms and we are talking about phones will stop your phone has become a tablet and that access point means for those service providers trying to get the intent -- tried to get the attention of that consumer, they have to be more relevant and embra

year-old nick kyrgios reach the quarter files, the first time an australian did that since lleyton hewitt in 2005. the white city tennis club in sydney is almost a symbol of the decline of tennis. built in 1922 it hosted five davis cup finals and used to be the home of the sydney international until 2000. a lack of funding saw the iconic venue fall into disrepair. good news with the owners wanting to redevelop the site with a multisports facility and tennis will play a large part. if the sport can be accessible and affordable to all, maybe australia long wait for a singles champion at the australian open could come to an end. >>> and the world handball champions have been decided, france beating qatar. the european and olympic champions took a lead winning 25-22. the first team to win the world title five times. qatar are the first non-european nation to secure a world championship medal. richard parr was at the final. >> reporter: qatar's amazing run at the world championships came to an end. beating austria, and pollen and germany, they loft 25-22 to france. france are the greatest ever

19-year-old nick kiosk reach the finals the first time an australian has done that since lleyton hewitt in 2005. the white city tennis club in sydney is almost a decline of australian tennis. built in 199 it it hosted five davis cup fines and used to be the home of tennis. this once iconic venue fell into disrepair. the openers want to redevelop the site with a multisport facility and tennis will play a large part. >> if the sport can be accessible maybe a long wait for a singles champion at the australian open could come to an end. >>> they only got a spot at the african cup of nations due to morocco withdrawing as host. but the equatorial guinea has made the finals. trailling 1-0 awarded a penalty, it sparked a fight among the players. riot police had to be brought in. a score from a spot kick free kick in equal time sent equatorial guinea through. >> the last thing you can call this is a football match. the penalty was not justified and came at a crucial time the the referee was pulling his whistle on one out of the five fouls. we had a chance to win by then if it wasn't for the refe

the first time an australian has done that since lleyton hewitt in 2005. >> the white city in sydney is almost on the decline of australian tennis. built in the early 20s. it was the whom of the sydney international until 2000. but a lack of funding in recent years, a scene, a venue falling into disrepair. >> the owners want to redevelop the site. tennis will play a large part in that facility and if the sport can remain accessible australia long wait for a single's champion could come to an end >>> they only got a spot in the african cup of nations due to being the host. but equatorial guinea are through to the finals in a controversial defeat of tunisia. they were awarded a contentious penalty sparked argument from tunisian side both involved in ugly confrontations. riot police had to be brought in. there was a score from the spot kick and curled in a free kick in equal time. >> we are one of the most honest people in the world. don't be angry because i tried to help them. at the end it was not acceptable. it's not about the players now, it is about what's happened in the game. the

to try the ministers for treason if they fail to return to work u they resigned on mass after the hewitt why is seized parliament. there has been daily protests. human rights watch is worried that houthi fighters are beaten and detaining protesters this is a funeral procession for an activist killed when houthis dispersed at protests on saturday >>> u.n. special envoy to syria is heading to damascus for another round of talks. the fight started in 2012, and government forces are losing ground. rebels say they killed 300 soldiers in the past week, and 48 civilians are said to have been killed. >> reporter: fighting in strategically important aleppo province is fears and complicated. here the free syrian army blow up a tank using an antitank rocket. rebel groups are fighting soldiers from the regime, there are other sides involved in this war. last week forces fighting for syrian president bashar al-assad, iran and hezbollah said they had taken parts of the northern suburbs of aleppo. rebels have gained ground taking areas belonging to bashar al-assad killing his men. >> translation: now w

it was here where two students bill hewitt and dave packard met, and started a company that eventually built one of the first personal computers, weighing in at 40 pounds. it was from here in 1968 where a researcher douglas inglebart, astonished an audience with two computers connected online. and you could click on with something called a mouse. a year later a computer here received the first message from another computer, 350 miles away. the begins of what would eventually become the internet. and by the way, it's no secret that many of these innovations built on government funded research research, is one of the reasons that if we want to maintain our economic leadership in the world, america has to keep investing in basic science, research, and technology. it's absolutely critical. [ cheers and applause ] so here at stanford pioneers developed the protocols and architecture of the internet dsl, the first web page in america. innovations for cloud computing. student projects here became yahoo and google. those were pretty good student projects. your graduates have gone on to help cr

conservative talk radio is limbaugh, mark leven, hugh hewitt.berals can't succeed on radio and conservatives aren't succeeding in political satire. >> there is a long history of this. go back to the beginning of radio and father copland and right wing radio has always been populist, always had huge audiences. there hasn't been a corollary on the left. satire goes to i think a more elite audience. and therefore it -- >> elite. >> it is the liberals it is the traveling salesman. >> what is your theory? >> it is the audience. you have the audience, the conservative audience, our you're talking about the traveling people, talk radio is still a conservative domain and probably will remain that way. as far as comedy goes, you know, entertainment industry has been filled by -- >> you think they don't reward the conservatives? >> that said jon stewart had a couple of years after barack obama was elected where he didn't go after barack obama, but, boy he did in the final few years. he went after him on immigration. he had a skit about him being an empero

>> that was a guy named hewitt crane, who moved to stanford research. he just died a few years ago. he did that alone and got in real trouble. then ibm people said, we can probably sell this. they did very well. and put them in data processing. >> francis bufford had a great review of the book in the guardian of london today. he says no other book brings to light anything so vividly or appreciatively like the immense engineering difficulty of creating electronic logic for the first time. talk about the design, von neumann's drive to do this. he was tireless in bringing these theories to life. >> he was trying to do the almost impossible. what they did was really crazy. they are making a 40 bit parallel machine, where one bit is in a different to. -- tubes. and if you walk past wearing a sweater, you might throw 300 bits off of them and nothing works. but they got it to work in new jersey, the least sustainable environment for delicate electronics. >> any time a car went out the memory. >> thunderstorms, they were so persistent. the fact they got this thing working is quite amazing.

year-old nick kiosk reach the quarterfinals, the first time an australian has done that since leighton hewitt2005. the white city tennis club in sidney is almost a symbol of the decline of australian tenniss, built in 1922, it hosted five davis cup finals and used to be the home of the sydney international international in 2000 but a lack of funding in recent years has scene the once iconic venue fall into accident disrepair. the owners saying they want to redevelop the site with a new multi-sport facility and say tennis will play a large part in that facility. [the support can remain accessinal to all in this country, maybe australia's long wait for a singles champion could be comeing to an end. al jazeera, sydney. >> there is more on our website. aljazeera.com/sport. that's it for me jane. >> thanks for that. there is more on this newshour as well. high tides in venice haven't damp ended spirits. claudia is there and has this report. >> reporter: high spirits and high water on the day carnival and sloven came together. the carnivale of venice with a traditional parade of costumes but they w

this is not hewitt.e read buzzfeed. >> i thought he said it to lew rockwell. >> he did. >> okay. and now every single republican candidate has to say, i get he doesn't want to have a conversation about dinosaurs but he will have to say either he agrees with what ron paul said or not. >> at minimum the son will have to do it. >> and the democrats should say something about it too. >> indeed. we could do this all day. john walsh, jimmy williams nina turner thank you. >> and we'll let you know we are awaiting bill bratton, the new york police commissioner who will be speaking any minute about the three arrests at jfk airport regarding isis so we'll bring that to you when we get it. and her sensitive stomach didn't make things easier. it was hard to know why... the move...her food...? so we tried purina cat chow gentle... ...because it's specially formulated for easy digestion. she's loved it ever since. and as for her and ben... ...she's coming around. purina cat chow gentle. one hundred percent complete an

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. >> scott walker former hewitt packard ceo, senator ted cruz, bobby jindal sarah palin, and new jerseyhursday. christie said his tough talking style is just passion. but he had a message for the white house. >> some more of that stuff should be happening in washington, d.c. because there's so much ridiculous stuff, especially out of the white house. someone should say, it's time to shut up. >> christie wasn't alone. almost all the contenders took aim at the president. to cheers from the crowd. >> stop blaming the victim and wake up mr. president. while christians bow our heads to pray for you, radical islam islamists want to cut off your head. >> president obama has disqualified himself, showed himself incapable of being our commander in chief. >> but it was fiorina who took on the person all of these contenders face-off against. hillary clinton. >> she tweets about women's rights in this country and takes money from governments that deny women the most basic human rights. hillary may like hashtags but she does not know what leadership means. >> former florida governor jeb bush will sp

and yet as you say you have now got the situation where the hewitt this seffectively taking over the north of the country. is there a president. our embassy presence had to leave. what can we do next? i think the most important thing is to work with the most important neighbor which is saudi arabia and try to work with them to work out how to best provide some level of stability in yemen. but we're a long way from that. because it is deeply unstable. deeply richb. i think the only thing i would say if -- trying to draw a common theme across all these things. if there is a need for inclusive government with the rule of law that includes the whole country yemen is yet another example. because of course, you know, while everyone was trying to get behind a better president, it was still not an inclusive government representing all of the country. you have the sunni shia split demonstrated by the huthi. >> yesterday you make a statement about the three young london girls who had gone to fight in syria or support isil. is there an estimate has to how many are being ral callizeddicalized? >

hewitt still on the loose. wow. >>> a wyoming deputy would rather keep his cowboy hat than his job?ment after the new sheriff banned cowboy hats and cowboy boots on the job. really? he wanted to see his patrolmen wear one consistent uniform. that was his reason. 70-year-old has been in law enforcement for four decades and said he would never give up that old west attire. a new one. must have come in from boston or something. those are your headlines. >> it's happy trails for them. thank you. >>> brand-new time lapse video showing the increasing snowfall in new york. >> and now, thank you for the introduction to my read. and now this morning an arctic blast creating dangerous conditions for drivers, steve. >> that's right. maria is not driving right now but she knows about the conditions. >> that's right. good morning. take a look at some of these current windchill temperatures. they're pretty brutal, down to parts of georgia and atlanta. currently feels like 18 degrees. feels like 16 in dc and those numbers are well below zero for boston and especially in carby maine. 32 below zero

i met with jennifer hewitt in cincinnati and listened to her story and listened to a family in daytonabout what chip means to thevment it provides -- think about this. it provides a sigh of relief for parents like shante and jennifer not only for financial reasons but because chip means better access for preventive care. too often if you are right on the edge, you are maying $12 or $14 or less an hour, you don't have medicaid -- think about the choices you know you have to make. if you -- you can't take your child into the doctor if they're only kind of sick. if you had insurance you'd take her in. but she is kind of sick and it may get worse. well, i'll only take her in if it get worse. think of the tension in a difficult life that people have generally anyway at that income level. think how much difficult that is. chip which in owe is administered through -- which in iaea isowe so administered through comid. see a family doctor preventing a costly ambulance ride in emergency room visit. chip means a bunch of things. it means vaccines, it means shots. it means dental coverage. it mea

white road to the white house with american conservative foundation in information sharing and former hewitteo at a politics and eggs breakfast in new hampshire. she said she's considering a run to be the 2016 republican candidate for president. and again that comes up at 8:00 eastern tonight than tonight then at nine kentucky senator rand paul at the american spectator magazine gala. he defended the 2013 government shutdown and he criticized torre clinton for the benghazi attack. see those both tonight starting at eight eastern on c-span. >> to provide proven leadership is our challenge in 1992, that is why today i proudly announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. [cheering] a special presentation on presidential campaign announcement. from ronald reagan in 1979 to barack obama in 2007. and we will re- air these announcements later in the evening at 9 p.m. on booktv c-span2. finalists for the national book critics circle award starting at noon eastern the pulitzer prize winner david brion davis on his third and final volume in the history of slavery focusing on em