. >> i work with kaiser permanente also to integrate delivery system we have medical groups from kaiser foundation for 11.7 million people. >> blue cross and dependent health group of. >> we have 40 million members over seven decades in is deeply imbedded open last three years they give a that swift and decisive action with those adjustments that have occurred. >> chairman and ceo of 11.7 million americans covered. we provide the coverage and the care. we have medical groups the practice exclusively with the foundation. >> based data of philadelphia we are in 32 states with a large medicaid and double-a-2 echo the point that we look forward to working with you pdf and secretary price to make sure we are sustainable for years to come. >> the market is disastrous and people will come up with something. so thank you very much. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. pursuant to the order of the senate of january 24, 1901, as amended by the order of februarr from nebraska,

and to kaiser? spews it is worth mention on page 8, the co-pay for hss pharmacy programs are a lot more generous than the comparative. >> all right. >> you move to page 10 which of the kaiser permanente. again, each of the components i would say majority of the component pieces hss kaiser permanente plans are much more generous than your benchmarks. >> all right. >> that we are significant population of enrollment. >> right. let's move to prescription drugs if you would. >> instead of kaiser permanente? >> yes. >> if you look on page 11 again you'll see two things. one that the plan is a lot more generous for hss and kaiser permanente has what we call to tears versus a three-tier plan with all the benchmarks. all the benchmark plans tend to have a three level of benefit coverage. so that would be generic, formative and non-formulary. >> okay. can you then move-a moving past governmental national comparisons. down to the dental >> right. dental plan same set up. if you look on page 17 you will see ag

and to kaiser? spews it is worth mention on page 8, the co-pay for hss pharmacy programs are a lot more generous than the comparative. >> all right. >> you move to page 10 which of the kaiser permanente. again, each of the components i would say majority of the component pieces hss kaiser permanente plans are much more generous than your benchmarks. >> all right. >> that we are significant population of enrollment. >> right. let's move to prescription drugs if you would. >> instead of kaiser permanente? >> yes. >> if you look on page 11 again you'll see two things. one that the plan is a lot more generous for hss and kaiser permanente has what we call to tears versus a three-tier plan with all the benchmarks. all the benchmark plans tend to have a three level of benefit coverage. so that would be generic, formative and non-formulary. >> okay. can you then move-a moving past governmental national comparisons. down to the dental >> right. dental plan same set up. if you look on page 17 you will see ag

a patient went to her doctors appointment at kaiser medical office in union city.ing her visit, she claimed she was sexually assaulted by castanon the victim notified union city police... and during the investigation they were able to identify castanon as the suspect. happening tomorrow night... san francisco's annual chinese new year parade. the parade is billed as one of the largest celebrations outside of asia and draws tens of thousands of people every year. this is video from last year. the parade features floats, performances and this year... a massive golden dragon that will snake through the route. here's a look at all the roads that will be closed tomorrow. the parade starts at second and market streets a little after 5 p-m. it winds through chinatown and spills onto columbus avenue. if you plan on going, parade officials are encouraging people to use public transportation to avoid the expected heavy traffic and very little parking. a girl scout and her mother were robbed at gunpoint today. police have released a sketch of gtheir suspect....a young teen. p

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union city police say they have arrested a kaiser medical assistant for sexual assault.anon was arrested yesterday. the assault reportedly happened back on january 25th... thats when a patient went to her doctors appointment at kaiser medical office in union city. during her visit she claimed she was sexually assaulted by castanon the victim notified union city police... and during the investigation they were able to identify castanon as the suspect. coming up... a girl and her mother robbed at gunpoint. who police are looking for this morning. live look outside... san in the east bay. police are looking for the thief who robbed a girl scout at gunpoint... it happened in union city... the girl and her mom were selling girl scout cookies. kron four's charles clifford shows us the message the girl scout is now sending to others. take a look . . . . this is the man union city police say robbed a 12-year-old girl scout and her mother at gunpoint this past wednesday. the robbery allegedly occurred just outside this safeway along decoto road, where the girl and her mom were se

. >> chairman and ceo of the kaiser foundation. kaiser permanente. we cover 47 million americans.e are an integrated delivery system so we will provide coverage and care. we have permanent medical groups that cope right -- that cooperate with kaiser foundation. >> thank you. philadelphia,in independence blue cross and independence health group. we are in 32 states and the district of columbia. player- we are the only on the exchange in the philadelphia area and i would like to echo joe's point. we are thrilled with the initial steps to stabilize the market. we look forward to working with you and the vice president and secretary price to make sure we have a sustainable program. >> thank you very much. when weet, as you know, talk about stabilizing the market, the market's disastrous and it is going to implode. that is why we are meeting today to come up with something not only where the market will be great but the people will be taken care of so we will work that out easily. thank you very much. mr. president, do you ins -- support the inspection on russia. >> thank you -- vonnie

. >> a former kaiser medical assistant is under a arrest. you see him there arrested yesterday. investigators say on january 25th a woman told police she was assaulted by a medical assistant during an appointment at kaiser's union city office. there could be more victims out there police say. >> still to come a message big enough to see from the air. what motivated hundreds of here to spell out resist on ocean beach today. >> in san francisco the chinese new year parade is underway and after all the rain we've had the weather couldn't be better tonight. coming up we'll give you a live look. >> it's a beautiful night for a parade around san francisco. clear skies right now, but how long will the dry conditions last. will it stick around till the end of the weekend. the next chance of rain in our forecast when we come back. this is gus. someday, gus will invent this thing and change the world. this is the thing that could change gus' world. and this is the doctor that could cure that thing so he can grow up to invent this thing. sutter health. proudly caring for northern californi

police found the victim in the parking lot of kaiser hospital where his wife had driven him to. she tells detectives that her husband go into an argument with another driver. that person opened fire as both cars traveled down the street. >> the woman who's identifying herself as his wife slid over in the -- up against the driver, the victim himself and actually operated the vehicle. >> she drove the kaiser and staff found her screaming for help. doctors pronounced her husband dead. two young children in the car were not hurt. >>> san francisco police are alerting people about an uptick in aggravated assaults. two men at a 34-year-old woman from behind. they knocked her to the ground. police are urging everyone to be aware of their surroundings especially if you are by yourself. >>> and an accuweather this morning, valentine's day shaping up to be bright and beautiful before we track the return of some wet weather in the seven day forecast. live doppler 7, all clear in terms of precipitation. we do have an issue with fog. santa rosa good morning, you are dealing with low visibili

. >>> and a former kaiser permanente medical professional is under arrest accused of sexually assaulting a patient. castanon was arrested yesterday. investigators say on january 25th a woman came to police and said she was assaulted by a medical assistant during her appointment at kaiser's union city office. police say there could be more victims out there. >>> protests against the trump administration continue this weekend. in san francisco, demonstrators spelled out their frustration for all to see. nearly a thousand people came together to spell the word "resist" on ocean beach. protesters say they were inspired to take part for a variety of reasons. many sported the pink hats worn a few weeks ago at women's marches across the country. >> we just came from standing rock and this is the next step for us. to make sure that on a daily basis. >> we want to show that the majority of americans don't support what he's doing. >> if there's a problem, we don't sit back and take it. we express ourselves. >> after spelling out resist, demonstrators spread out joining hands to form a human chain

and now it's a 5-k. >> i work for kaiser. about it through employees and i've been getting fit so i wanted to come out and do it. >> this time no preparation. last three years, lots of preparation. but this year no preparation. >> the race started in the park and took runners on a tour of the panhandle down the great highway before returning to the park. it's a difficult course but something keeps runners returning year after year. >> i want to raise money and i'm enjoying the weather and everything. the people and walking around. >> yeah. you know, i'm really excited. your pumped up. so it's exciting. i enjoy it. >> the sense of accomplishment. i want to say i did it. >> reporter: the satisfaction of a goal met. in golden gate park, avery harper, kron 4 news. >>> still ahead, a family from yemen separated from their 12- year-old daughter. after president trump's executive order. tonight that family is back together. you can see the reunion there. more from this reunion up next. and after the break, we'll explain where presid

we have permanente medical groups that contract exclusively with the kaiser foundation. and we're proud to care for 11.7 million people. >> i'm dan, based in philadelphia. independent blue cross, we're in p 32 states in addition to columbia. for the large medicaid managed care population. we do -- we're the only player on the exchange in five county philadelphia area. and again i'd like to echo joe's point. we're thrilled with the initial steps to tablize the market. we look forward to working with you, vice president pens -- pence, secretary price, and making sure we have a sustainable program for years to come. thank you. president trump: thank you very much. the market as you know, we talk about stabilizing the market, the market is disastrous. it's going to absolutely implode. it's why we're meeting today. come up with something where not only will the market be great but the people will be taken care of. we'll work that out. i think quite easily. thank you very much. thank you, everybody. >> mr. president -- >> the choir of the house intelligence committee dismissed

was his great inspiration yet, but we have had fabulous interpreters in ronald whyte, richard burr kaiser and sidney blumenthal. thank you all for joining us. [applause] announcer: interested in american history tv? y.sits www.c-span.org/histor american artifacts, road to the white house rewind, lectures and history, and more at www.c-span.org/history. >> this week, c-span is in fresno learning more about the city's history. right now we are in kearney park, named for one of the city's ag pioneers. coming up next we will visit his home and learn more about his vision for this area. ruth lang: we are located here in the kearney mansion. this is built in 1903. this was the managers residence. mr. kearney did not intend to live here permanently. he had plans for a grander chateau to be built on the property. he's lived here for years until he died in 1906. mr. kearney was really a self-made man. he was not born here in california. he was born in liverpool, england. when he was 12 his family immigrated to america. they settled in a suburb of boston. and he went to commercial college, learned

. >> i'm tyson, chairman and ceo of kaiser foundation health plan, better known as kaiser permanente.cover 11.7 million americans. we also are integrated delivery system, so we both provide the coverage and the care. we have permanente a medical group that works exclusively with the kaiser permanente health care program. we are proud to care for 11.7 million people. >> thank you. >> mr. president, i'm dan hellferty, based in philadelphia, independence blue cross, independence health groups, we're in 42 states and the district of columbia. we have a large medicaid managed care population. we're the only player on the exchange in the five-county philadelphia area. and again, i'd like to echo joe's point, we're thrilled with the initial steps to stabilize the market. we look forward to working with you, vice president pence, secretary price, in making sure that we have a sustainable program for years to come. >>> thank you very much, dan. and the market, as you know, when we talk about stabilizing the market, the market is disastrous. it's going to absolutely implode. it's why we're meet

he continued to see that seven-year trend of kaiser increasing their enrollment portion only a 1% kaiser now has 55% were covered lives. additionally i would like to call out the city plan did gain 490 employee lives. that was the conversation point earlier with commissioner sass when we're talking about the stabilization reserves and is a deeper dive on that on page 22. also i would like to talk about a percent of overpopulation that's in san francisco. some of you may have seen a january 21 new york times article was titled, where are all the children going to look nationally and some of the big cities and for example as a percent of population new york had 21% of children under 18 years of age and i think chicago's 23% in san francisco was really on the low end of the spectrum at 13%. when we look at our own lives rashly doing a little better than that i am pleased to say. look at both employee and retiree lives we've got 21% of those that have children living in san francisco. when we just entire when we just look at our employee lives but it's over 31%. so within our own population

this morning when it comes companies that met with the president, it was blue cross cigna, humana, , kaiser permanente and american healthcare and health it says the ns, president assured executives he would provide greater detail on he health policy plan during the speech in front of congress tonight, according to the health industry official briefed on the meeting, insurers for their part emphasize need to maintain market stability during the healthcare o new policy while keeping enrollment numbers at current level. something in the speech or not, you can watch it onight at 9:00, joint session of congress address by the president of the united states, you age c-span starting 9, can watch on c-span, go to c-span.org, for more information to it via our c-span radio app. dianna, go ahead, wimberly, texas, democrats line. calling to talk about mr. adriano espaillat that was on there. teacher, i uage don't think he gave the proper answer, that was his answer, but from south called carolina and said he had the poorest schools and the poorest poorest and one of the states and he talked about the

his wife jump in the driver's seat and drove the car to near by kaiser but he was already doh! dead. >> i couldn't believe it. it was surreal. >> no one could make sense of it. they seen one another daily. their mother kept them connected and wordel kept everyone smiling. >> he always laughed at every situation. >> this is certainly a situation no one expected. >>> new tonight an armed robber gave police a slip despite a man hunt over rock ridge district that started in berkeley that led to a police pursuit in oakland. the suspect hit a car, crashed and ran into the rock ridge neighborhood. early surface was stopped at the okay ridge station for 20 minutes. as police looked for their man to no avail. >>> a bizarre crime spree left one man dead. stewart of freemont facing several charges including murder. he stole a vehicle and then policele heard a gunshot where he sped out in other vehicle, let officers on a chase, crashed that one as well, they arrested him, later found a 27-year-old man from india who just received a degree from silicone valley university shot to death in th

his wife jump in the driver's seat and drove the car to near by kaiser but he was already doh! dead. >> i couldn't believe it. it was surreal. >> no one could make sense of it. they seen one another daily. their mother kept them connected and wordel kept everyone smiling. >> he always laughed at every situation. >> this is certainly a situation no one expected. >>> new tonight an armed robber gave police a slip despite a man hunt over rock ridge district that started in berkeley that led to a police pursuit in oakland. the suspect hit a car, crashed and ran into the rock ridge neighborhood. early surface was stopped at the okay ridge station for 20 minutes. as police looked for their man to no avail. >>> a bizarre crime spree left one man dead. stewart of freemont facing several charges including murder. he stole a vehicle and then policele heard a gunshot where he sped out in other vehicle, let officers on a chase, crashed that one as well, they arrested him, later found a 27-year-old man from india who just received a degree from silicone valley university shot to death in th

. >> reporter: police say the woman knew that san leandro kaiser was close. once she got to the hospital, she screamed for help in the parking lot. but it was too hellate. the victim died. the police blamed road rage. her husband got in an argument with another driver who opened fire while they were both moving. >> you don't know who these people are that you're getting in an argument with. and you don't know whether or not these people could be armed. and you don't know what their intentions are. >> it's awful. yeah, i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: diana lopez and her husband owned a business at marina boulevard and verna court for more than a decade. they are under construction now, but lopez says because of the shooting just yards from their office. they will hook up security cameras as soon as possible. >> once we complete the construction, we'll have a lot more of employees in the warehouse. so it's a big concern. >> reporter: fortunately, the woman and those two children who are 5 years old and under 1 year old are physically okay. detectives say th

. >> the lieutenant said the man's wife frantically drove car half a mile to kaiser hospital but he died in the parking lot. the couple's two kids were buckled in the back seat. >> that's really sad for them to experience that. >> reporter: today business owners are sending their support to the family of the victim and are hoping police bring the shooter to justice. >> it is just sad. really sad. my heart goes out to the family. i hope they catch this person. >> reporter: police have not released the victim's name and they are urging anyone, if you feel unsafe or threatened on the road, to call 911. i'm michelle robert. nbc bay area news. >> storm damage and some of it is shocking to see up close. we'll show you had some of it up close and give you an idea why repair plans remain up in the air. >> four storms ahead in the next eight days. the forecast in about seven minutes. here's another live look fromsk. waright now, emergency repairsa >>> this is about 100 mile away from the bay area. we mentioned at the beginning of the newscast, emergency repairs are being done. this after nearly 2

. >> she drove to kaiser and screamed for help but the man died.oung children in the car were not hurt, police have not made arrests. >>> and palo alto police arrested a man accused of attacking people at an auto shop because he didn't get the part he wanted. police say he hit a customer with the carburetor cover, when he was arrested at his home he put up a fight kicking an officer. >>> and a fire destroyed nine vehicles in a parking garage starting at the mickey and friends parking structure, doing about $180,000 in damage, several people were treated for smoke inhalation. you can see part of it coming off. hundreds of employees were stuck outside the parking lot unable to get to their cars for about two hours, investigators don't know how the started. they do not believe it was deliberately set. >>> now, your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> if you're waiting for warmer temperatures you may not have to wait much longer. a spring preview in concord, many in livermore to walnut creek 70 degrees tomorrow afternoon, just in time for your

. >> she drove to kaiser and screamed for help but the man died.ng children in the car were not hurt, police have not made arrests. >>> and palo alto police arrested a man accused of attacking people at an auto shop because he didn't get the part he wanted. police say he hit a customer with the carburetor cover, when he was arrested at his home he put up a fight kicking an officer. >>> and a fire destroyed nine vehicles in a parking garage starting at the mickey and friends parking structure, doing about $180,000 in damage, several people were treated for smoke inhalation. you can see part of it coming off. hundreds of employees were stuck outside the parking lot unable to get to their cars for about two hours, investigators don't know how the started. they do not believe it was deliberately set. >>> now, your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> if you're waiting for warmer temperatures you may not have to wait much longer. a spring preview in concord, many in livermore to walnut creek 70 degrees tomorrow afternoon, just in time for your va

my name's kamau. >> ben kaiser. how are you? >> good.truction site. >> welcome. welcome to portland as well. >> after a bit of small talk, it was time to get down to business. >> you basically represent the man. >> sure. >> you're the guy who comes in who changes the neighborhood. if you're like, no, i like my neighborhood, i want to stay, it doesn't feel like everyone values long-term black ownership. >> i agree whether you say i'm the man. but i think people talk about development and just see an extreme amount of wealth making all of these decisions when really, in fact, it's just people like any of us who have chosen as a profession improving parts of a city. >> when you say improve, i think everybody has a different definition of what improve is. >> 100%. but portland really is, in my opinion, turning from a town into a city right now. it's exciting to watch. it has its growing pains of course. >> how do those growing pains affect the people who have lives there all their lives? i talked to an older black woman, and every so often s

i mean, the kaiser family foundation i think has done 60 of these tracking polls.nd this is the highest that they've seen it right now. >> yes, and we see a lot of the energy in these town halls were folks are showing up, really railing against republicans particularly about health care. what are they going to do about health care, what is their plan to repeal and to replace. we saw of course jn boehner, the former speaker of the house, essentially say there is no repeal and replace, there will essentially be some sort of fix to obamacare. and this, of course, the fixing of obamacare, is what hillary clinton ran on, right? this idea that they were going to repeal and replace, and remember, donald trump initially said they could do it at the same time and now this timeline seems to be pushing into 2018. this speech i thought was overly long. it was boring in places. and flat. he looked tired. i hope his speechwriters didn't really work on this, maybe they're saving their best material for tuesday when he's got to give that speech before a joint session of congress.

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announces finalists and -- and 1973 and whipping national title in '85 and 82-year-old is coaching at kaiser university in florida. and other notable finalist. chris webber, treacy mcgrady and rebecca lobo and temple home coach would be -- st. joe coach would be proud today. explorers up big. bj johnson get in on the fun and alley-oop there and lasalle gets the big one at gola arena. 83-69 final. >> nba all star festties begin as the youngsters dick off with rising sun challenge. joel embib invited to play and daro played daro shards knocking down three, 17 points. jahlil okafor in the game as well. easy jam here and he finished with ten point and played the fewest minutes just 14. shard with another on look for three. the world would win 150 to 141 and tonight we got three point shootout and dunk contest adds well. >> spring training continues for phillies as they figure out the roster over the next six weeks they know who closer is barring injury and that job belong to jen mar gomez who solidified his role with the campaign saving 3 games and 9-year-old knows what his main goal is this yea

we'll see. >> desjardins: julie rovner, kaiser health news.nk you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> woodruff: now to the analysis of shields and brooks. that's syndicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks, who joins us tonight from chicago. and we welcome both of you. so before we talk about the immigration, the president's immigration order, mark, which the court -- appeals court rejected the administration argument on last night, we have a short clip of what president trump just said a little while ago on air force one as he was flying from washington to south florida to mar-a-lago. reporters were asking what he plans to do now. here's that clip. >> we'll win that battle, but we also have a lot of other options including just filing a brand-new order. >> (inaudible). could very well be but i like to surprise you. we need speed for reasons of security, so it could very well be that we do. >> woodruff: so he says i like to surprise you. how big a setback is this for the president? >> a significant setbac

this story was produced in collaboration with our partner kaiser health news. >> reporter: driving toid the barren winter fields in northern illinois, cathie chapman is worried about the future. she lost her job after a nearby rural hospital closed, and as republicans work to dismantle the affordable care act, she wonders if it might happen again. now she runs the pharmacy at perry memorial in princeton, illinois. and she's watching the republicans' repeal efforts warily. >> i think everybody who works in healthcare now feels a little uneasy. we don't know what's coming around the corner, and how it will affect us. >> reporter: rural hospitals have long struggled to stay open: they have far fewer patients and thin margins. dozens have closed across the country in recent years, mostly in states that didn't expand medicaid. but in illinois, which did extend medicaid to nearly all poor adults, patients at perry memorial have gained coverage under the affordable care act and many hospitals have found firmer footing. but annette schnabel, the hospital's c.e.o., says if large numbers of peo

police found the victim in the parking lot of kaiser hospital because his wife drove him there.s that her husband got into an argument with another driver and that person opened fire as both cars traveled down the treat. >> the woman who's identifying herself as his wife slid over in the -- up against the driver, the victim himself, and actually operated the vehicle. >> she drove him to kaiser where the staff found her screaming for help. doctors pronounced her husband dead in that parking lot. two young children in the car were not hurt. >>> san francisco police are alerting people about an uptick in aggravated assault. in fact, one recent attack involved two men hitting a 34-year-old woman from behind and knocking her to the ground. she was crossing hayes street at the time. police are urging all of us to be careful, be aware of your surroundings, especially if you're out by yourself. >>> a fremont b.a.r.t. station is not even open yet. there are no trains, no passengers but it has plenty of staff. >> that is raising a lot of eyebrows. we're talking about full-time staffing, s

. >> i'm from kaiser permanent. we are an integrated delivery system so we both provide the coverage and the care. we have a medical group that contracts exclusively with kaiser foundation health flplan and we're proud to care for 11.7 million people. >> i'm based in philadelphia, independence blue cross, independence health group, we're in 32 states and the district of colombia. and we're the only player on exchange in the five-county philadelphia area. again, i'd like to echo joe's point. we were thrilled with the initial steps to stabilize the market. we look forward to working with you, vice president pence, secretary price in making sure that we have a sustainable program for years to come. so thank you. >> thank you very much, dan. and the market, as you know, when we talk about stabilizing the market, the market is disastrous. it's going to absolutely implode. it's why we're meeting today and people are going to come up with something where not only will the market be great but the people are going to be take

after participating in the annual kaiser permanente half marathon over the weekend.en gate park yesterday morning before taking to the course. the event started back in 19-84 and it promotes a healthy lifestyle... supporting runners and several bay area charities. a few runners shared with kron four how they prepared for the race. about seven-thousand runners participated in the run yesterday. still to come this morning... dozens of people rally in the east bay to send a message to president trump on his immigration policy. you'll hear from the group on why they are taking a stand. and next.. melissa mccarthy's impersonation of white house press secretary sean spicer on snl doesn't have everyone laughing. hear what spicer is saying about the skit this morning. and here's a welcome back... before you head out the door this morning here's a look at current temperatures. anny will have your full forecast in just about five minutes. white house press secretary sean spicer isn't laughing at melissa mccarthy's impression of him on saturday night live. he calls it mean spir

he was found inside his suv in the kaiser permanente medical center parking lot. his girlfriend and two children were also inside the car. they were not hurt. investigators say the girlfriend drove to the hospital after the shooting on marina boulevard a half mile away. >>> work is under way on highway 17 to clear a mudslide in the santa cruz mountains for the past week. work will only take place during the day. for now, that consists of hauling away the mud. later, crews will begin stabilizing the hill itself. no estimate on when it will fully reopen. to complete things -- rain returns to the santa cruz mountains on wednesday night. so there could be more problems. the chp is cautioning drivers not to risk driving on a popular highway, 17 get around in los gatos. this video was posted. take a look. a worker uses a shovel to show how deep the road has collapsed. it's a problem. the roadway is blocked off and some drivers have gone through anyway. the road is is still closed indefinitely as you see there on the map. >>> a san francisco massage parlor is sued. the c

host: kaiser permanente health says when health savings account are put into place, at least in the first year or two back holders cut everything, including high value services they should seek, er go up and many forego mogram.ng, such as mam they are excludefriday deductible and free to the bypassing preventative care could lead to higher costs in the future. surprising isn't as as you might think. if everything is free, i have first dollar coverage, i tend to everything, whether i need it or not. and then if you give me a put money in an account, i will cut back probably on everything, but tuff i really need and stuff i don't. it is a learning process of which people learn how to manage choices with ake healthcare tis new for a lot of people. shows term, every study eprristudy ding, the says costs go down by 30%. he rand study says people are not hurt, even the populations are not worse off as result of changes. host: gerald, in new york, democrat. caller: yes, good morning, c-span, mr. goodman. say there, is no health plan can put in until we illness consider it as nd that is the greed

richard burr kaiser, the life of abraham lincoln. author not only of the recently published "american ulysses: the life of ulysses s grant," and the author of "a. lincoln," ronald white. thank you to you all. [applause] our goal today is to hear from you and see if we can evoke differences of opinion. we will certainly welcome audience participation and questions from our usual microphone. i will give you a signal in about 20 minutes or so to encourage you to line up and engage with us. first person i want to talk to in relation to lincoln's inspiration are the three sets of parents. not one person, but three. the three sets of parents in his life. you have all written about them. by the three, the woman who he referred to has his angel mother, nikki lincoln. his stepmother, sarah bush johnston lincoln. and his father, his relationship with abraham remains something of a mystery or a controversy even today. influential who was and he was a negative influence? why do we start with sydney. the positive and the negative were about one e

he works at kaiser medical office in union city. a female patient says that she was sexually assaulted last month and tonight police are asking any other possible victims to come forward. >>> tonight we want to give you an exclusive look at some of the incredible storm damage. bay area highways are a mess right now. sky drone 5 is giving us a view you can't get any other way. in the north bay a chunk of highway 121 is washed away, that treasure road shut down tonight and likely won't reopen until april. even with caltrans fastraking things it will -- fast tracking things it will be a major and lengthy repair. >>> highway 37 in novato was still closed tonight. we sent sky drone over there where your car can't go right now. they've been pumping water just as fast as they, can but it's just the fast enough. chp says they're looking at a prolonged closure there possibly into late next week. >>> back in the santa cruz mountains the chp hopes to reopen one northbound lane on highway 17 around noon tomorrow on the southbound side. kpix5's

himself, and actually operated the vehicle and drove the vehicle from the shooting scene over to kaiser. >> reporter: police say the woman knew the san leandro hospital was close, less than a mile from the shooting machine. once she got to the hospital, she screamed for help in the parking lot but it was too late. the victim shot twice in the head and shoulder died. fortunately, the woman and children were not hurt. police blame road rage, the woman told detectives her husband got into an argument with another driver who opened fire while they were both moving. >> we all get frustrated. all drivers. the key is not to overreact to a situation and get yourself in a situation where someone can get hurt or killed. >> it's making us very nervous. >> reporter: jaime duckworth nelson lives down the street from the shooting scene century a part of a neighborhood watch group and fears there's been an increase in crime near her home. >> it is very concerning that now we are having shootings and around the corner in my backyard. >> reporter: another busy place is a hole in the corner of a trailer

. >> i'm bernard tyson, chairman and ceo of kaiser foundation health plan, better known as kaiser permanentei too want to thank the president for the invitation to come to the white house and to talk to him about something that is very important to all of us, the affordable care act and what's going to be next. there was definite alignment that people want high quality care, affordable, accessible. and we talked about how we can make that happen and i look forward to learning more, to participating and being at the table to help to solve one of the pressing problems, making high quality, affordable care accessible to everyone in this country. thank you veryç much. >> thank you very. neil: all right. pretty short and sweet. we hope to have one or several ever these ceos a little bit later on, but to a man or woman he they have been complaining about, if you promise the sun, the moon and stars to people and not expect us to charge more for it, that is one of the big issues came up creating the affordable care act in 2010, then you have another thing coming. that was widely trumpeted. we're no

. >>> investigators were contacted by a woman that went to a kaiser permanente medical office and she claimed during her visit she was sexually assaulted. the investigation led to efrain castanon who was arrested. >>> the mayor of san jose gave the state of the city address today. he honored everyday employees and citizens that helped make the city great. maybe sam liccardo received a round of applause when he touched on immigration, saying, we have a message for our immigrant community. we have your back. >>> coming up, die hard giants fans got in early. >> we look at those amazing floats and the work going on for this years chinese new years parade. stay with us >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break . >>> in san francisco, a sure sign that baseball is around the corner. giants fans came to the park to meet with the players, temperature selfies and buy giants gear. the team's trophies and championship rings were on display. but for some fans, the bitter sting of last year's season has not gone away. >> i am heart broken about the playoff loss but looking looking forw

kaiser me kaiser pe kaiser permanente, our network delivery system. conventional insurens with ppos and hmos, sort of anthem plan, blue shield plan. you have oscar, the plan sort of new wave we're going to use a lot of tele health and run by jared curbener's brother, and hasn't done very well. i'm sure we will get a tweet pretty soon buzz that because ts a totally legitimate thing to do.ecause that is a totally legitimate thing to do. then, very interesting, couple of medicaid plans. the exchange did a lot of things. active exchange isn't just negotiating for prices, it is really thinking about do the marketplaces work. do they have enough competition. is there something to do to bring for competition into the marketplace. funny thing about california, since a bunch of people would be prefer to implement a singer payer system and did the best job at implementing a market-based perform. they said all right, i guess we like this now and thought about if we're going to have competition we need competitors. no competitors no competition. hsas don't make c

after the shooting -- the wife drove to a nearby kaiser.... where she was found screaming for help.octors were not able to save her husband . the identity of the victim has not yet been released... no description of the shooter is available. coming up:bart riders -- we are listening.. tonight we go indepth on your biggest complaints...and what bart is doing to ease your concerns then: verizon the last major carrier to begin offering unlimited data. but is it the best deal? tonight - we compare the plans to see which ones might save you money. and next: we are tracking the latest developments in the oroville dam crisis... we investigate the major concerns that were raised about the spillway -- years ago. did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sl