we did engage kaiser associates to peer review the data as data for private sponsor an their consultants. >> my understanding that you were looking at 450 height alternative that had slightly fewer community benefits but try to challenge height versus the community benefits that are part of the package in front of us. >> what the success or agency did was to evaluate the eir and the analysis determined that the only feasible alternatives was the project that was proposed. the less than existing zoning was reduced and determined not to be feasible. >> there wasn't animals at 425 feet or 25 feet. >> we reviewed the range of alternatives and as we heard both through public hearing at the board, all of the related public benefits that were a desire not only a board members but of the community or commission and negotiated that as part of the benefits. there was no sensitivity analysis to suggest what about this floor, what about the floor. our purchases agreement, does provide if the approvals today at the board are changed from what is before you, that there is a process where we meet an co

then as the public agency, the successor agency, we engaged kaiser marsten associates to vet the assumptions and conclusions of the eps report which was sponsored by the developer. we came to the same conclusions. we vetted those assumptions and actually with permission from the committee to have mr. tim kelly from kaiser marston soresction to walk through the scope of his review. since that time he has looked at the sussman report which has been talked about by a number of the sponsors to walk through his independent review of the judgment and peer review of the workout there. >> you mom

then as the public agency, the successor agency, we engaged kaiser marsten associates to vet the assumptions and conclusions of the eps report which was sponsored by the developer. we came to the same conclusions. we vetted those assumptions and actually with permission from the committee to have mr. tim kelly from kaiser marston soresction to walk through the scope of his review. since that time he has looked at the sussman report which has been talked about by a number of the sponsors to walk through his independent review of the judgment and peer review of the workout there. >> you may come forward. >> good afternoon, members of the board. i have copies here. >> you can hand them up through the clerk. >> so, my name is tim kelly. i'm president of kaiser marston soresction. as tiffany just explained, we did a peer review. let me give you a background about who we are. we have been in san francisco for almost 40 years, actually 40 years. we were founded here. we're a real estate consulting firm that works primarily with public agencies on doing public private partnerships and we've successf

with -- kaiser foundation nor kaiser health news is associated with kaiser permanente. host: let us go to the phone lines, you are on the phone. caller: i have been made off since 2009.-- laid off since 2009. since then, it was from finding full-time work to almost part- time work and a lot of areas.-- in a lot of areas. i am thinking employers -- i just found work within the last 35 days. what i am finding is a lot of employers are trying to avoid giving full-time hours coming even though the demands of the work is full-time work. they are actually going to the point where they are writing people up if they are going over there hours, trying to meet the demands of their customers. is that fair? what can you do to report it? i think americans should do the american thing. if you have part-time workers doing full-time work, they should get benefits just the same. they are trying to hide under this 30 hour barrier. i wanted to see if someone could comment on that. host: what reporting heavy done on this topic? guest: quite a bit. two points to be made here. one is if your

it is important to note that --ther the kaiser family kaiser foundation -- neither the kaiser health is associatedith kaiser foundation. host: let us go to the phone lines, you are on the phone. caller: i have been made off since 2009. findingen, it was from full-time work to almost part- time work and a lot of areas. i am thinking employers -- i just found work within the last 35 days. what i am finding is a lot of employers are trying to avoid giving full-time hours coming even though the demands of the work is full-time work. are actually going to the point where they are writing people up if they are going over there hours, trying to meet the demands of their customers. is that fair? what can you do to report it? i think americans should do the american thing. -- if youe full-time have part-time workers doing full-time work, they should get benefits just the same. they are trying to hide under this 30 ball -- this 30 hour barrier. i wanted to see if someone could comment on that. host: what reporting heavy done on this topic? guest: quite a bit. two points to be made here. if your employer is

kaiser provides for us. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> jim o'brien retired fire man's association. i'm glad about the transparency in those negotiations we urge your approval of the rates and benefits. we are more concerned or at least i am you saw the article in the new york times about the medical conditions it has to be with the agencies. so the costs are proportionately higher and not apparent to our health care services. its not just the insurance companies it's the consolidation of services that will effect everything and thank you and again, i urge you to adopt and approve those rates >> thank you. next speaker, please . and before can you you come up i have other speaker cards (calling names) >> good morning, supervisors. i'm sal i didn't with the campaign for quality care. aigs has opened the door by putting the facts on the table and it's necessary that kaiser is being challenged on indefensible practices. kaiser has refused to back down and refuses to show it's projected costs and it's rate. kaiser it opposing transparency legislation in sacramento and they don't report

we know from the "associated press" and the kaiser family foundation that rates are going up-especiallyng people. so i don't think the president has any credibility and it's kind of troublesome when he is going back to these four-year-old talking points that have been completely discredited by the evidence. >> join thousand, -- jonathan, allen, thank you. >> a stirring debate over the push to get people to watch they're waistlines and makers of al alcoholic beverages are being pushed to put labels on their alcohol. keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [ male announcer ] glucerna. helping people with diabetes find balance. ♪ alcohol, alcohol, >> well, booze could be getting a new look. right now it's only voluntary but soon wine, beer, and spiritmakers could be forced to add nutritional labels to their bottles, and now the debate over the plan is growing. we're live in mar vista, california. hi, adam. >> story of the day. a lot of viewers talking about i

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power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiserermanente. thrive. [ applause ] >>> time now, more on my exclusive interview with the star witness from the george zimmerman trial, trayvon martin's friend, rachel jeantel. there was a moment after your evidence, molly west, the daughter of your friend don west, she posted a picture of herself eating an ice cream cone with some friends. and had the following caption with it, we beat stupidity celebration cones. and three hash tags, zimmerman, defense and dad killed it. what is your reaction? when you realized what she had done? >> look at the picture. it's blonde female. mind you, where we live, where everybody live, blondes say dumb things. they're dumb. they say dumb things. that's some dumb blondes. i really don't care. to me, i won. he could have won by law trying to act like a -- no offense, a jackass. but that's him doing his job. he got to get that check. it's all about the check. >> i have a question from the member of the audience. tasha brimfield has this question for you. >>

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power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> hello, everyone. don lemon here in sanford, florida, again with cnn special coverage of the verdict and the fallout. let's get back to the conversation about zimmerman's defense attorney don west. he said the prosecution was a disgraceful and fired insults at the prosecution accusing them of being sneaky and unethical. >> oh my god. just when i thought this case couldn't get anymore bizarre. the state is seeking third-degree murder based on child abuse? is the court going to give this any serious contention or consideration? because if so, we have a lot of talking to do. it's not fair to me, it's not fair to mr. zimmerman or mr. o'mara or the court. judge, this was a trick. >> so i'm here in sanford with martin savage and attorney mark nijame. what are people saying about west's aggressive style here in the community? >> he's a great attorney. i don't think there's any real doubt on that. were there moments he wasn't so great in this particular trial? yeah, i t

power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> well, the jury, they see their side. no offense to the jury, they old. that's old school people. we in the new school, our generation, my generation. >> rachel jeantel's candid feelings about the jury that acquitted george zimmerman. a lot to say about those six women, a lot of people do. >> gloria, let me start with you, if i may. what are the lessons that we can learn from this trial, if any, going forward? >> well, i think that as to rachel jeantel, obviously, she needed to be prepared as a witness and she didn't get the kind of preparation that she needed. she was a lot more relaxed with you last night on the interview, piers and that's because she wasn't subject to the kind of cross-examination that every witness can expect to get in a courtroom because that's a tough place to be and it takes precision, questions and it takes precision answers and she can't just kind of engage in a narrative wondering around as she can frankly on a talk show. having said t

power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser >>> breaking news tonight in canada. investigators say there's evidence of criminal tampering aboard a train that derailed and exploded over the weekend. but police in quebec have not revealed that evidence. they were checking to see if the brakes were disabled. no one was at the controls at the time. it was loaded with crude oil at the time it derailed and wiped out part of a town. 15 people were killed, 35 others are missing. firefighters may have shut down an engine that powers the brakes when a fire broke out aboard the train. in san francisco, investigators appear to be making progress in determines what caused that jet to crash on saturday, killing two passengers. late this afternoon, the head of the national transportation safety board released new details of the investigation. the pilot actually in the driver's seat was still training to fly the boeing 777 aircraft, although two experienced pilots were in the cockpit with him. the key points of investigation, the speed of the

power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiserwell, throughout the day and throughout the country, there have been some rallies and marches, protesting against the verdict. you are looking at a march still going on at this hour. protesters walking from union square, i understand they're at times square, holding pictures of trayvon martin. holding signs that say "racism kills." and george zimmerman is not out of the woods yet. the head of the naacp said it is important that the justice department file a civil rights case. >> we are calling on them to do just that, when you look at his comments and look at comments made by young black men who lived in the neighborhood, about how they felt especially targeted by him, there is a reason to believe that race could be a factor, in why he targeted young trayvon. >> there are americans who believe that, but there are plenty of hurdles in the way. >> the justice department had opened an investigation into trayvon martin's death last year, but stepped aside to allow florida's criminal case t

power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiserk with breaking news. if there's one thing lawyers can agree on, it's that they'd like to hear what jurors had to say in their deliberations. jeff, let me start with you. what are your thoughts on the juror, what you heard? >> i have contradictory thoughts. she is obviously very sympathetic to george zimmerman. you know, the idea that she thinks she could be a, you know, neighborhood guard -- >> watch officer? >> -- watch officer again is mind boggling to me. but she does display a consider mastery of the evidence. one thing she said that was very interesting, the famous 911 tape where they talked about so much where they say we don't need to you go out in the car, she points out correctly that the 911 operator also asked for him to keep an eye on trayvon -- on who turned out to be trayvon martin. that show as considerable knowledge of the evidence. but, boy, the defense had to be very, very happy with hearing this juror. >> sunny, you were in the courtroom. you watched her. what do yo

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power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiserore now on my exclusive interview with juror b-37. a lot was made of the animation that was played showing what may have happened in the confrontation with trayvon martin. i got the juror's take on that the animation. the defense played that animation of what they believe happened. did you find that credible? >> i found it credible. i did. >> do you think that's what actually happened? because in that animation, trayvon martin throws the first punch. >> i think there were some other issues and stuff leading between that, like what exactly -- where george went exactly and where trayvon went exactly, because nobody knows where the two of them came to, but they both met in the back. >> what did you think of the testimony of trayvon martin's mother and father, did you find them credible? >> i think they said anything a mother and a father would say. just like george zimmerman's mom and father. i think they're your kids. you want to believe that they're innocent, and that was their voice, b

power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser>>> what did he progress to as a boxer? >> well, he never got off of learning how to punch. so not very far. he was an overweight large man when he came to us, and a very pleasant, very nice man, but physically soft. he was predominantly fat, not a lot of muscle. >> not a flattering portrait of george zimmerman, but one that could be important to the defense. joining me is television's judge alex. also defense attorney generalny weintraub and allen dershowitz. welcome to my new experts. allen, you're joining us by skype. i suppose in the end it comes down to this, has the prosecution proved its case, yes or no? >> no, they -- they created a terrible problem for themselves by overcharging second degree murder. if they had instead charged what would have been appropriate in this case, at most manslaughter. they would have had a reasonable chance of prevailing. but by overcharging and now i suspect they're going to seek a compromised verdict they're going to ask the judge to charge on bot

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power and associates ranked us highest in member satisfaction among health plans in california. we're focusing on the big things so you can enjoy the little things. kaiser >>> welcome back. long before the trial, marks o'mara was fighting for george zimmerman and he kept george zimmerman off the stand. me hush -- pushed for an all or nothing second degree charge. a big day for mach who i spoke with just a short time ago. mark, there seems to be confusion earlier in the afternoon when the judge asked mr. zimmerman whether he would testify or not. he said he needed more time to decide. what finally made him decide not to? i assume for most of this trial, you've known he's not going to testify. >> actually, that's not true. he was really considering testifying. he wanted to tell the jury what he did, why he did it and what he was facing when he made that decision to fire the shot. i think the confusion was more of semantics than substance, though. whenever that decision is made, it's always with consultation with counsel and george wanted to include that information. so that was a little bit of confusion but really without a point. >> what convinced him no