and the 8 health centers that are looking at forming an ipa and in response to the changes in the healthcare degree, created by the afortable care act where now received funds and have hired a project manager, dr. valdez the former medical director of the medical system was familiar and rooted in the tender loin and they have completed a study, which is now being reviewed by some in the expertise and this kind of management. they have been to los angeles, to find out about similar community clinics and how they have developed an mso. and now, they are in the process of developing a business plan. and so, i know to the outside world, it might seem not much is happening and it is slow and it is a new area for our clinics. but, just a reminder that our clinics, remain the most one of the most viable options to provide the primary care to everybody. but, maybe particularly to the medical low income population and we have the several clinics in the area and we look forward to proceeding with the reorganizing and restructuring and being able to serve the patients in the tender loin and throughout

. >> the da is very specific about the 1500 people, it says, the first 1500 people with the mso or ipa that has a provider base located in the tender loin, and the second a new ipa is located in the tender loin and option two is a new mso, and with a provider base not necessarily located in the tender loin, but serving the residents and the third is an existing mso that is in place already. hopefully we can address with the first two options with the new mso for what we are funding and the third option if we are not able to do that would be likely through the cpmc existing partner, who they work with already to previed the care. >> great. thank you, very much. >> colleagues, do we have any other questions or comments? and i know that we have another school, i think that is visiting and so welcome to the young men and women who are visiting the chamber, the one thing that i would say is that i certainly found this hearing to be very productive. and i think that the more information is out there, about what is happening, i think the better we all feel, obviously there are still questions

i mean -- you know, russian river makes the finest ipas and if you're a hop head if you're an ipa head, at least in my mind, like -- this is the holy grail. this is it. >> planet deyounger is also good for the local economy. all the crowds can generate more than $2 million in economic activity for sonoma county. >>> a tournament director is feeling lucky this noontime. after he was saved by clint eastwood. he was attending a volunteer party on wednesday when he noticed the tournament director steve john cloaking on a piece of -- choking on a piece of food. he quickly performed the heimlich maneuver and eastwood lifted the 200-pound tournament director three times about a foot off the grounds. john says eastwood saved his life. >>> the weather is only going to get worse as the day goes on. we've got all hands on deck tonight with extra reports on traffic and the conditions as they change. our crews are fanned across the bay area so you can see exactly what it looks like. where you live. we'll be tracking the storm tonight at 5:00. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll se

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at theone of their beers festival, a blood orange ipa.s a bar they madendon where beer downstairs. that disappeared 15 years ago, that trend is back. pubs, breweries, the link between the two is now reestablished. of craft beer bars and pubs in london is amazing. even down to bristol and manchester. brew pubs. withlike the earl of essex a beret on site. -- with a brewery on site. >> this is being broadcast in the u.s., can we teach the americans a thing or two still? >> we can. i think -- the interest from america, we saw american breweries coming to our event. taking a look. wasfeedback from them amazing. in many ways, it is exactly what the u.s. did do as well. we are making some exciting beers. we have got the history and tradition that america did not have. >> what about the bigger brewers? are they thinking they are going to buy smaller startups. we have ab inbev, could they have already been bought up? >> does that change what you are talking about? >> i don't think it does. thee regional brewers and u.k. have been crafting beer for

some call it the ipa bhnch bnch. these are unelected bureaucrats who decide whether your health care is worth a cost/benefit analysis and what they will end up doing is end up slashing medicare payments to doctors so that many physicians can no longer afford to see new medicare patients and provide the treatment that those patients and their doctors believe they need and that they want. so it's become abundantly clear that the goal of obamacare is to make medicare more like medicaid, and we know what that means. we know it's not hard to predict. fewer and fewer doctors will treat medicare patients and some will leave the program altogether. why do we know that? well, we've just seen the experience with these new major cuts to medicare advantage. not to confuse things too much, but medicare advantage is actually a private insurance alternative to traditional medicare which pays doctors based on the services they provide. can medicare advantage is a remarkably successful program that covers roughly 30% of all medicare