i've been a kaiser member for more years than i care to remember. the kaiser doctors are great. i know two instances when a doctor came in on sunday night and operated and another instance, the doctor operated at 3:00 in the morning and saved the person's life. the integrated system is fine, but there is one flaw. it's the home health care. kaiser contracts out with staffing nursing. and these staffing nurses are great, but they can't communicate with electronically with kaiser. they don't have access to kaiser's date database. they can't send e-mail to the doctor like a photo or send an e-mail or communicate with the doctor. you know, either the kaiser patient has to do it or they have to send -- you know, do it over the telephone. and i think this is a serious flaw. you know, what upsets me is that kaiser wants to give a lot of money to the warriors and to the sharks, but they need to fix their infill system. their doctors are great, but like this nursing issue. this really bothers me. because it's happening with my wife. and you know, the nurses are great, but they should be

stay tuned for that live interview with kaiser. they have employees here, but they say they're not authorized to go in camera it would be one of their chief executives will talk to us in about 5 minutes. they get their side of the story. thank you will 8 oh 8 is a time and the south bay, a teenager now faces murder charges for a deadly shooting that happened in san jose 18 year-old carlos gomez. >>was arrested for the shooting that happened friday at south white road and floor and scored there are police roping off the scene a 25 year-old person was killed right in that area and then several hours after the shooting police found gomez at a nearby home and arrested him neighbors are worried about the violence. >>had this kind there's not a good for the community as well as not for the family, this is what they're going to happen. >>this is the 32nd homicide in san jose so far this year last year there were 27. >>in the east bay police are looking for a man who attacked a taxi driver in richmond, the attack happened on hilltop mall r

before anything else, kaiser health as part of the kaiser family foundation. with it,t affiliated this gentleman is exactly what the affordable care act was designed to address. people who have retired but too young for medicare and don't have employer insurance and as the caller mentioned younger people who are coming off their parents plan but may not have a job with health insurance, california is a state that took on this law aggressively itself which is why it tends to be working a little more smoothly in california than other states, california this last year extended subsidies to up the income scale which no other you insteadne so if topping out at 400% four times poverty they are now going up to 600% poverty so a big chunk ofle people were not eligible for subsidies which is the problem for the affordable care act if you get the help to buy insurance on the exchange you're probably doing pretty well. but as soon as you tip over that point where there's no health anymore the individual market policy is really expensive and a lot of people priced out, an

40 kaiser medical facilities across northern california.was originally planned for mid-november but postpone after the ceo death. this said they believe kaiser does not treat mental illness with the same urgency as other health conditions, and that patients have to wait 4 to 6 weeks for return appointments with a therapist. >> i think that right now the ratio is somewhere around one mental health clinician for every 3000 kaiser patients. >> we have listened to our mental health workers. we have made increases in the amount of time for their office practice activities. we have made increases in the time for repeat appointments. >> reporter: these 4000 or so kaiser mental health union members have been without a contract for a year, they are at an impasse for negotiations. they believe the union is stalling and they have agreed to hire 400 mental healthcare workers and spent an additional $700 million on new mental health facilities. but this strike is scheduled to start at 6:00 a.m. this morning at kaiser facilities throughout northern calif

kaiser health news is part of the kaiser family foundation. we are not affiliated with kaiser permanente, the health insurer. yes, this gentleman is exactly what the affordable care act was designed to address. people who have retired but are too young for medicare no longer have employer insurance. as the caller mentioned younger people who are coming off their parents' plans but may not have a job with health insurance yet. california is one of the states that really took on this law aggressively itself, which is why it tends to be working a little more smoothly in california than in some other states. california just last year extended subsidies further up the income scale, which no other state has done yet. so if you -- instead of topping out at 400% of poverty, it's 600% of poverty. there are a big chunk of people not eligible for subsidies which is one of the problems of the affordable care act, which is if you are getting help to buy insurance on the exchange, you are probably doing pretty well. but as soon as you tip over that point wh

so kaiser permanente strives to reduce the rate of admissions in various ways. effective discharge summaries and patient instructions, including post-discharge follow skraup and coordination -- follow-up and coordination with primary care. i know that was a lot of information about how we manage our care for our members with complex needs. but i think the proof is in the outcome. how does this impact members and what is their experience? i wanted to share this last -- these last two slides. this one is the performance for diabetes and heart disease management where we receive the highest level at five stars. next slide. the result of the prevention and control has led to kaiser permanente outpacing the nation in reducing death from heart attack and strokes. if your family member is cared for at kaiser permanente, we know they have reduced risks of these outcomes. this is why kaiser permanente are focused on management and making sure members with complex needs are at the center of our approach to managing care. i'd be happy to take questions. >> commissioner fol

>>james you can see over my left shoulder, they are right in front of the kaiser permanente kaiser knewwhich is why they have barricades in front of this is often geary boulevard. they started arriving and i got video they started arriving at around 5 30 this morning, some of them actually are even dropped off by of assess this is happening at kaiser permanente's across the state and i've done this story before were sometimes they do it for like 24 to 48 hours instead this will go on at least through this week every day from 6 o'clock in the morning until 2 o'clock in the afternoon. if you are a kaiser patients and wanted to go see your doctor if it was a non urgent appointment chances are that was rescheduled if there was an emergency kaiser says they will do their very best to take care of you. employees, they said they've been working without a contract for about a year now, but they claim this is not about money. it's about the patients about them trying to get the best service that they possibly can for those who need it. >>if you're in a column for first-time appointment by law be

one of those partners is kaiser permanente.ight, the chief operating officer of kaiser his here to join us in celebrating the start of the holiday season. help me welcome miss miller who will come up and say a few words [applause] >> good evening, everybody. happy holidays. welcome to tonight's festival on behalf of kaiser permanente. we are a proud sponsor of recreation and parks' annual tree lighting ceremony. can you believe it is 130 years old? what we would like to do is celebrate tonight and also welcome you to the theme for this next year which is making friends one data time. the 150th anniversary or celebration of golden gate park. 150 years. give that a hand. [applause] in honor of that, we come together across this beautiful city to this world renowned park to meet with friends and family and to make new friends as well. reminds me of the campfire song, make new friends, but keep the old. that is how this city grow stronger and strengthens through his relationships. we will continue to support these beautiful events

kaiser acknowledges the staffing shortage. they have increased staffing 30% in the last two years. >> we have 400 additional work health workers this year. that is why we are disappointed in them choosing to launch a strike. >> reporter: the company went on to see the union rejected a mediator's latest offer, it comes at a bad time. it is during the holidays when depression rates can spike. it is scheduled to start at 6:00 in the morning in the bay area. it will be formed outside san francisco medical center and the two santa clara locations. medical offices will remain open , not urgent appointments may be rescheduled. >>> authorities say two teenagers who were caught shoplifting in san bruno used pepper spray on security guards who tried to arrest them. it happened at about 2:30 pm at a business in the 1100 block of el camino real. san bruno police were called and the officers quickly found and arrested a six-year-old boy from b point and a 17-year-old girl from san francisco. they were booked into juvenile hall in san mateo

. >>> happening today, 4000 mental health care workers will go on strike at kaiser permanente facilities across the state. psychologist, psychiatric nurses, and addiction specialist will be walking the picket lines. they say patients have to wait more than a month between appointments, and they want keiser to increase the number of mental health staff. >> i think that right now, the ratio is somewhere around one mental health clinician for every 3000 kaiser patients. >> we have 400 additional mental health workers coming on board this year alone across the state of california. >> the strike is scheduled to last five days. today in the bay area, picket lines will be set up outside the san francisco medical center on geary boulevard and the two santa clara locations. hospital and medical offices will remain open, but company officials say some nonurgent appointments may have to be rescheduled. >>> 6:04 am. happening today, protesters will demand that pg&e be completely reorganized when they gather today at noon outside of pg&e headquarters. reportedly hundreds of people will speak out, inc

kaiser dismissed the claims being made. >> our commitment to mental health cannot be denied. >> kaiser vice president says the problem is part of a national mental health crisis, and this will be best resolved at the bargaining table. he highlights kaiser's recent investments. >> we've invested $500 million in additional staffing. i know that we've put another $500 million into the budget for next year. i know that we've invested $700 million in new facilities. >> unless the two sides agree to meet, the strike will go through friday. in san francisco, anser hassan, abc7 news. >>> well, californians now have more time to sign up for health insurance plans. covered california today announced it's extended its deadline through friday for plans that take effect january 1. yesterday was the original deadline. covered california officials say they extended it after seeing a strong surge in enrollment last week. a new state mandate requires all california residents to have health insurance coverage next year. >>> let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. the gray skies are about to pr

. >>> kaiser, kaiser, can't you see? kaiser, kaiser, you are no good. treat your patients like you should. >> thousands of kaiser mental health professionals will return to the picket lines for date two of the public. there demanding more money and say they need more help. right now, dozens are expected to picket outside oakland medical center. then they will be watching to the kaiser headquarters for a rally. kaiser had this response, thing, we have been jointly working with an external mediator to reach a bargaining agreement with the nuhw a compromise was proposed, but the union has rejected it and plans to strike. it is important members know that our hospitals and uncle offices remain open. >>> 6:04. this morning, a south bay man accused of trying to kill his ex-girlfriend then abducting their daughters is not behind bars. the little girl has been found safe. cell phone video out of cambio showing the suspects you're trying to smash his car window with a rock after locking his keys and daughter inside. victor magana outnumbered here surrounded by g

i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report and we are talking about the complete absence of gravity that's right gravity no longer exists quite quite quite quite quite quite amazingly they say you know history oh of financial markets analysis is filled with people who get the call right way too early and irving fisher may have been right that stock prices have reached what looks like a permanently high plateau of course he said that in 1929 right before they crashed into the bottom of the barrel but maybe you know had he waited around for another 80 years he would have been right so it's all about stock prices right hitting new all time highs all the time many times during the course of this year fuelling the trump phenomenon every time his opposition tries to attack him markets make a new all time high and of course everyone likes that look look at markets make new all time highs i like to watch football the weekends i like to watch baseball they like to see that would teams win you know it's all very basic winners and losers and the markets are winning and we're winning and it's a very s

by their imax kaiser this is the kaiser report you know one of those mysteries when the bailouts came in 2008 oh there's a lot of money printing going on people said well where's the inflation the government says there's no inflation you know and then a lot of people say well actually health care and education are skyrocketing in value you don't count and that's why you're misreading inflation and this has been going on for years new evidence suggests. we found it we found the missing inflation stacie right that is because 2019 has been a year that all that was hidden is being revealed trump is the great revealer in politics and geopolitics so he now openly says what was always the truth for example that were there for their oil we weren't there to help the women and children of iraq were there to take their oil and that is the truth and that has always been the truth he has revealed this truth he has also revealed that in fact our trade policies since nafta since especially the china rising into the debbie c.e.o. has been a bad deal for the majority of workers in the united states th

i am max kaiser this is kaiser report coming to you from an undisclosed bunker in the middle of nowhere so get ready for the apocalypse and the zombie infestation and your lawn lusk how does this all tied together post off to stacy well there was an interesting question asked on line and we're going to look at it here because it's a very good question and fitting in with our ongoing theme for the past 10 years the question is is elon musk prepping for state failure this is an article from marginal revolution and they were looking at a tweet stream proposed by future pundit where he asked have you noticed that either on mosque is driving development of at least 4 technologies needed for easier living in a failed state news about power outages in california brought this home obviously he's doing it with the power walls and solar roofs but not just those during the electric power outages the gas stations couldn't pump gas someone with a tesla car could recharge from their power wall so 3 technologies for a failed state but there's another cheap rocket launchers from space x. do you see the

of kaiser permanente.have read the many accolades of bernard's contribution contribution to healthcare. i know i didn't have the opportunity to work closely with him, but i know many who have, and people who worked with him since he was a medical records clerk all the way back. so he is a very revered and, as i said, the accolades i don't know in my memory of ever seeing a healthcare executive receiving the types of accolades that he has upon his passing, and it just speaks highly to his contribution. i did want to acknowledge that. i know their archives a representatives representatives here that may have additional comments. >> good afternoon, i am from kaiser permanente. i thank you for the opportunity to say a few words about our very highly esteemed chairman and c.e.o. of kaiser permanente bernard thyssen. i come up with a heavy heart. we started our careers around the same time. he was with us for over 30 years and has been our c.e.o. for the last six years. he was passionate, a passionate leader. no

i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report we're getting ready for the global showdown central bank that being the i.m.f. in this case versus bitcoin the venue argentina that's why we're here we're here now we're witnessing historic epic proportion of the vote yes of course when we booked to come here the currency crisis was not in such a full swing now it is we have a new president elect here and he has turned down the last $11000000000.00 payment from the i.m.f. but i just want to say on our observations i'm here with the national color here i look i feel like i look like lionel messi gomez 6 gold bowls must be having. i have been a little bit surprised about how. how would you say posh. it's hours and hours of walking across the city and all sort of directions that it feels probably even more prosperous and living in paris being in paris it is kind of odd to see this situation and i think part of it is that they're so used to currency crises here that it's almost like they're so prepared for it that when it comes it's like oh great everything's discounted for us all the argentinians a

hello america azure this is the kaiser report a man to a quick low dial 180-0000 more on this station ok boomer you are a boomer and you sound like a boomer always loans loans loans debt debt well i want to start this episode with this theme of boomer which has gone viral of course and that's the millennium versus the boomers the millennial. basically rising up ok they're the biggest voting block on the in town and they're searching asserting their power so 1st to put the context of what's going on in america this ok boomer thing i want to look at this chart and this is only from 79122010 and it shows the u.s. national debt and the u.s. annual g.d.p. says he see from when we started our national debt in 17 $9100.00 all the way to just after a while where to we had almost no debt g.d.p. stayed flat and now the least nominally our nominal g.d.p. is going up rapidly but it's almost entirely with debt and as we know from covering drone powell last week you know that is starting to we were having to create $3.00 a day just for $1.00 g.d.p. said those are going to cross at one point but thi

if you are a kaiser patient and you need mental health services. if it is a non emergency appointment chances are you've got a phone call and that appointment has been pushed back. if you have an emergency appointment kaiser says that they have brought in people to try to take care of your needs according to the striking workers say say this is not about wages, even though they'd like to get back to the bargaining table. they claim this is all about the patients. >>engineer to come into my office for therapy visit. and the session and the tears of despair. i tell you that i don't have an available apartment for another one to 2 months. that's why we're here because people have to weigh up certainly excess of an unethical way times which is like with deployment and kaiser refuses just anything meaningful iran >>so kaiser is not do an on camera interview at this hour, but they did release a statement to us so take a look at your screen. this is what they have to say about the strike that is not going on just for today, but every day this week from 6

because at kaiser permanente, we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. been kind of an easy monday, hosting house pretty much like for the freeways are looking good you still have that big mess in san francisco, the protests in front of the. >>pg had for viewer was nice enough to tweet me a photo yeah to show me what's going on show it to you guys lot off yeah all right so more on that to come we've got weather actually doing us a pretty good and i have always i know we've been used to it not doing this pretty especially on monday, lots of sunshine out there today, your view from berkeley much as the rest of the bay area is nice and clear and are some blue skies. we did have a little touch of fog earlier, but it's gone from the central valley out to the bay, it's nice and clear out there right now and that's where we're going to stay today holding on to sunshine well into the afternoon skies remain nice and dry, good one to be getting outside and maybe getting some holiday preps done. >>30's and 40's for most of our current temperatures, although san mat

be back he is a therapist of kaiser, oakland. among 4000 psychologists will be back at the picket lines part of the union health workers. they want the company to shorten wait times for appointments. and add staffing. >> i think right now, the ratio is somewhere around one mental health condition for every 3000 kaiser patients. >> we have listened to our mental health workers and we made increases for the office practice activities and for the time for appointments. >> reporter: they contend that the therapist or the highest paid. if the company investing $700 million to its mental health program. kaiser acknowledges the staffing shortage and they have increased staffing in the last two years. >> we have 400 additional mental health workers coming on board across the state of california. this is why we are so disappointed in the strike. >> reporter: the company went on to see the union rejected a mediator's and the strike comes at a bad time during the holidays when depression rates are able to spike. the schedule for the strike

and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest today a column of cornell university if you'd like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser reports that next time by all. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation and community. are you going the right way or are you being. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallowness. welcome to worlds apart after 17 months of acrimony the united states and china have decided against slapping each other with additional tariffs but with major differences in aims perceptions and values still remaining it looks like the relationship is set to be dysfunctional or at least troubled for years to combine while one quarrel might have been defused are bigger more dangerous fights still on the cards well to discuss that i'm now joined by a. denizen chair of international history and diplomacy at the fleischer school tufts university professor

max kaiser this is the kaiser report back to stacey in brazil in rio de janeiro it's awesome it's beautiful it's gorgeous hey if you were running a country that had an amazing pristine rain forest what would you do with it let's think about this stacy i would not chop it down and sell it for matchsticks as max keiser famous little video you made back in 2004 or 5 talking about gold and that gold actually comes into this because. after this 1st have i'm brazilian amazon deforestation this year nearly the size of puerto rico says agency destruction of the world's largest tropical rainforest total 563 square kilometers in november which is more than double the area in the same month last year according to the country's space research agency i.m.p. on friday that would bring total deforestation for the period from january to november to 8934 square kilometers 83 percent more than in the same period in 2018 and an area almost the size of puerto rico now you know i have an idea for brazil actually they should entered this a oxygen futures market and so countries around the world to italy and indi

financial news in the kaiser report. it's max kaiser this is the kaiser report twas the night before christmas and all over the world people were mining back on seeking individual sovereignty a new poem i just wrote what do you think stacey is not made that oh that's lovely i said merry christmas in spanish i know that from jose feliciano i see you're still wearing your colombian necktie. now you know i sort i can't think of 2 different ways really hopefully it won't be a colombian act by the end of the show that would be quite bloody yes exactly but where in argentina we're going to be heading to rio de janeiro those will be our next episodes from there as you see we're in the southern hemisphere where we all it took us decades of my life to learn that it's warm down here during the cold christmas up north so from now on i am going to be where it's warm christmas much better than that cold sand it's nice and warm down here so we're going to look back at 2019 and you know what were the big themes what we got right what w

i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report back to stacey are on board as there is argentina i love it this country is phantasmagorical the people are extraordinary the government and the social but maybe not so much particularly the central bank but let's go to this a little bit more detail stacie it doesn't matter if they have a central bank the fact is they are under the control of i.m.f. and the u.s. dollar so it doesn't matter or regardless the individual however could always have their sovereignty that is something that why we're here we're going to europe why in a few days and we're going to speak at a big conference between is pretty huge here and just to remind people we are in argentina even though max is wearing a coat and tie it along looks like a tie for of the flag of colombia and just to remind people that the g.d.p. in 2018 here was $518000000000.00 down from $637000000000.00 in 2017 that's mostly due to their currency falling they took a $57000000000.00 loan out from the i.m.f. of which about $44000000000.00 has been paid they did also issue in june of 2017 a 100 year

report that's going to do with a subset of kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest dave column if you'd like to get in touch tweet us the kaiser report it's all next time buy ya'll. is this a realistic prospect in 10 years and you understand why it kind of creeps people. etc i think there's there's what i call the creepy line and the policy about a lot of these things is to get right up to the creepy line but not cross it i would argue that implanting things in your brain is beyond the creepy line of. at least for the moment. at the end of the 20th century silicon valley industry titans like steve jobs and bill gates made a promise that would forever alter how we perceive the world it spans the globe like a superhighway it is called internet and suddenly you're part of a new mash of people groups archives i believe it's the personal computer and the internet are sure to manatee into the information age.

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser you know back in 2012 a film of paired called the 4 horsemen and it was incredibly popular and it continues to be popular i knew to this day because it outlines the big problems facing the globe both economically and socially the director of that film is with us right now ross asked prof welcome back to the kaiser report thanks for having me ross you've just returned from a trip to new york any observations to make of what you saw in the greatest any on earth we try make a trip twice a year to make programs because when you're broke and you don't speak to americans or search britain or it says it makes your job a lot easier so are you going to be some really excellent people one of the things that was really striking for me things firstly the infrastructure around new york really really needs some attention and it just the same. that it's getting that now whether that's political will or just miss out misallocated capital you know but firstly the infrastructure is tired 2nd thing is the public she writes that i've seen noticeable diffe

kaiser's date database. they can't send e-mail to the doctor like a photo or send an e-mail or communicate with the doctor. you know, either the kaiser patient has to do it or they have to send -- you know, do it over the telephone. and i think this is a serious flaw. you know, what upsets me is that kaiser wants to give a lot of money to the warriors and to the sharks, but they need to fix their infill system. their doctors are great, but like this nursing issue. this really bothers me. because it's happening with my wife. and you know, the nurses are great, but they should be able to communicate with kaiser doctors. i don't see why can't they do that. and other things, about the shingles shot. i've been waiting over a year and kaiser hasn't communicated. they said come in. apparently now they have a weighting system, but why didn't they send out an e-mail about it. i have to hear -- the only reason i heard about it, because my friends not in kaiser got them. so i started asking, you know, just by chance, m

kaiser and access plus are close to hitting the targets.and again, the gray shaded are the targets that we're seeing. and then, we get over to colon cancer, and where we have a prevalence for the condition and the targets. and then, when you go to slide 6, this is the same layout, except this is looking at our medicare populations, and we only have the two plans. again, kaiser performing really well here, and you can see in comparison to the screening rates, the preview dencedence the kaiser population than the screening population. >> so then, if we look at slide 7, what we're looking at here is the top 15 cancers by population count, and what you see is skin is number one, both in the medicare retirement and the non-medicare or pre65 retirees. breast cancer comes in for the active population whereas prostate comes in on the medicare side, and it goes on down. the good thing to see is you have very low incidences of some of the things like ovarian and colon cancer is very hard to treat. so if we move onto slide 8, let's talk about skin. in

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they picketed at the kaiser medical center in oakland, san jose, and vacaville.the medical centers in san rafael. one mental health worker says he's ready to hit the picket line again if kaiser management does not meet their demands. >> we don't want to have to continue to strike. but we're prepared to prepare for future strikes if kaiser refuses to return to the bargaining table in good faith to settle the contract. >> because the workers say they have been working without a contract for more than a year now. kaiser management says it is working with a mediator. >>> california attorney general javier basera announced a $175 million settlement agreement with sutter health in an antitrust lawsuit. it accused sutter of practices that helped drive up the cost of healthcare in california. sutter is northern california's largest health system. >>> san francisco's mayor announced a new program that will provide rental subsidies for people living with hiv or aids. they awarded the city-based organization the q foundation a million dollars to get the program underway. to

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report it and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert like to thank our guest a column of cornell university if you'd like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser report the next time by a. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalist attacks protect the only population in belfast tens of thousands were forced to flee their homes and what was striking to put these attacks was that the are you see the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of preventing it they were active participants in the burning of full streets in belfast at the take more than a 100 innocent civilians were unloaded as the review can seniors and we found out more i was surprised about the extent of the currents which the pollution was involved in some of those cases the killers would later be named. i think it went to the very very top i think if he runs. the water where all the taste and you thought was going on and give the go ahead. the world is driven by shaped by one person.