i really commend kaiser permanente for doing this. i have one request, that is that kaiser permanente open another school and they do it in the rural areas because those areas are really under served in the state. if you live in the central valley, i think you are at the mercy of physicians here in the city. it's a question of getting to them. the transportation aspect. sometimes the medical care in the rural areas isn't exactly the best. so, i think there is a real demand for primary care in the rural areas. and i would like to commend kaiser permanente of the attempt to switch medical plans but i won't go that far. >> thank you very much. >> may i just comment really quick? >> yes. >> it's interesting to know that kaiser has had a medical office present in stockton for some time and in fresno. so when you think about the valley, but that they are and correct me if i am wrong, they going to co- oenown dignity. they are working with dignity to straighten out the hospital which otherwise would close. of all the hospital chains, kaiser

i really commend kaiser permanente for doing this. i have one request, that is that kaiser permanente open another school and they do it in the rural areas because those areas are really under served in the state. if you live in the central valley, i think you are at the mercy of physicians here in the city. it's a question of getting to them. the transportation aspect. sometimes the medical care in the rural areas isn't exactly the best. so, i think there is a real demand for primary care in the rural areas. and i would like to commend kaiser permanente of the attempt to switch medical plans but i won't go that far. >> thank you very much. >> may i just comment really quick? >> yes. >> it's interesting to know that kaiser has had a medical office present in stockton for some time and in fresno. so when you think about the valley, but that they are and correct me if i am wrong, they going to co- oenown dignity. they are working with dignity to straighten out the hospital which otherwise would close. of all the hospital chains, kaiser

.) >> and no to take us into the next sect the chief operating over for the kaiser permanente janet ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon. i have to say that kaiser permanente is very fortunate to be able to sponsor many conferences across northern california we're i am principles to, with you all today what a wonderful inspiring transformative and power series of conversations this morning and have this afternoon and we're fortunate to that mayor ed lee and mayor schaaf hosted this events for all of us the health of northern california is very important to us a couple of reasons first one and 3 northern california people are kaiser permanente members and that means we're responsible for that the health and well-being of over 4 million lives in our community it means we employ over 60 in house employees and position the health of our members and employee is tied to the health of the community here in northern california and the theme of today's conference we've heard loud and clear over and over again is that gender quality is not a nice nice to have a must have a necessary requirement if our com

.) >> and no to take us into the next sect the chief operating over for the kaiser permanente janet ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon. i have to say that kaiser permanente is very fortunate to be able to sponsor many conferences across northern california we're i am principles to, with you all today what a wonderful inspiring transformative and power series of conversations this morning and have this afternoon and we're fortunate to that mayor ed lee and mayor schaaf hosted this events for all of us the health of northern california is very important to us a couple of reasons first one and 3 northern california people are kaiser permanente members and that means we're responsible for that the health and well-being of over 4 million lives in our community it means we employ over 60 in house employees and position the health of our members and employee is tied to the health of the community here in northern california and the theme of today's conference we've heard loud and clear over and over again is that gender quality is not a nice nice to have a must have a necessary requirement if our com

welcome senior vice president and compliance officer as pg&e michelle at cisco and well-being kaiser permanente janet eye i'm sexually i didn't the ceo and compliance officer and pg&e i've been with the company and encouraged by what i've seen pg&e to promote opportunity and good afternoon women in the workplace it is an honor to be working with mayor ed lee mayor schaaf and other bay area copies companies on the important issues we've been discussing all day i know that collectively we can do more with challenging ourselves to go further and following through so i'll speak about pg&e pledge at pg&e we are proud over the past year to add more 60 mothers room at the facilities equipment with hospital grades pumps and refrigerators to be used by nursing moms for those of you around my age you might not know a what is big deal if i was trying to pump breakfasts milk i'd like community-based into a stall and hopefully put it into a register in the pantry and get it home to any kids this is a big deal i know if you don't go through those who are in the 40s and 50s and 60s you'll appreciate that ever

approve kaiser permanente senior advantage fully insured retiree rates and premium contributions for 2017 plan year. >> we have before you a presentation or powerpoint document that outlines the requested rate increase for the medicare advantage kaiser senior care product. we have it correctly stated as the 2017 kaiser permanente managed prescriptions retiree. this is the material. what we'll go through in our summary on page 3. that as a matter of practice for this product which covers seniors only 55 plus which is a cms program that creates a capitation amount determined by calculations by kaiser to cover the specific medicare members that this addresses. this is how it's done. instead of permitting claims, they get the medical management skill set to cover underneath that cost. this has been a very well received program over many many years and kaiser is of course a leading advantage program in the state of california. with that being said, as a matter of practice and necessity in order to have the rates correctly reviewed by the board of supervisors, we did an early release of the

approve kaiser permanente senior advantage fully insured retiree rates and premium contributions for 2017 plan year. >> we have before you a presentation or powerpoint document that outlines the requested rate increase for the medicare advantage kaiser senior care product. we have it correctly stated as the 2017 kaiser permanente managed prescriptions retiree. this is the material. what we'll go through in our summary on page 3. that as a matter of practice for this product which covers seniors only 55 plus which is a cms program that creates a capitation amount determined by calculations by kaiser to cover the specific medicare members that this addresses. this is how it's done. instead of permitting claims, they get the medical management skill set to cover underneath that cost. this has been a very well received program over many many years and kaiser is of course a leading advantage program in the state of california. with that being said, as a matter of practice and necessity in order to have the rates correctly reviewed by the board of supervisors, we did an early release of the

he spoke at kaiser permanente arena. he is calling for california voters to lead the way for a political revolution. >>> his rival hillary clinton returns to the bay area on thursday. she is expect to spend several days campaigning ahead of the primary. so far no specifics have been released on where she will actually be stopping. but her swing through the state comes as clinton picks up a key endorsement from governor jerry brown. in an open letter on his website, brown wrote, quote, in part, this is the only path forward to win the presidency and stop the candidacy of donald trump. sanders reacted to the endorsement saying that he is accustomed to opposition from the, quote, democratic establishment. >>> on the republican side, donald trump returns to california tomorrow and he will hold a rally at the jets center in sacramento at 7 p.m. trump's stop in the golden state comes as he is playing defense. this follows scrutiny over delayed donations to veterans groups. after months of questions, trump released the full lis

>> reporter:the lines stretched from kaiser permanente arena for several blocks down front street, around the corner on laurel and then across the san lorenzo river. it was their turn to feel 'the bern.' >>gus ceballos/bernie sanders supporter-- this is just like a long cool party. >> reporter:the crowd said to be upwards thousand more than the the arena holds. bernie sanders making a brief speech to those outside. many of them 1st time >> marli oxenholm/berni sanders supporter-- note can attest that nummi in a jar is a light burning has creek i look forward to continuing to support him. --no candidate has gotten me energized like bernie sanders. i looked for to continuing his support. >> reporter:few political figures have touched a nerve here in santa cruz in recent years district two delegate robert shearer says it's not just santa cruz. >> reporter:oddly enough, there were no protestors to be seen. a couple of people were detained, then sent to the back of the line after they were caught stashing water bottles and other stuff not allowed inside. parking was a very un bernie like $27 b

outside the kaiser permanente arena, a long line formed on laurel street with bernie sanders supporters, many who wound up not make it inside. >> to see hall these people, this is wonderful. incredible how many people are here in sue 230r9 of the guy. >> reporter: the venue packed to capacity. when the time finally came for the senator to take the stage. >> stand up, fight back and create a government that works for all of us. >> reporter: the democratic presidential candidate captivated the crowd from start to finish, thanking supporters for their time to their campaign. >> which candidate has the type of grassroots campaign that has the momentum that has the energy that has the excitement to bring people out? that's right, we do. >> reporter: a rally that at times sounded more like a concert than a political event, attendees feeling the bern ahead of next week's primary. >> a political presidential candidate that people are as excited about as they would be be about some teen pop star, which is amazing. >> reporter: sanders spoke for about an hour, addressing a range of topics includi

. >> reporter: kaiser permanente says they will offer end of life medication but will not require doctors to participate to those with less than six months to live will have a new choice to make when it comes with how to die. >> we all have a beginning, middle and end. >> brittany maynard opened up the conversation. in 2014, faced with a brain tumor she moved from alamo to orring owe orring in order to die with dignity. >> within five minutes of taking the medication, brittany fell asleep. very peacefully. and within 30 minutes her breathing slowed to the point where she passed away. >> in order to be prescribed the end of life medication, you have to be terminally ill, be able to sign documents, meet doctors and be able to self administer the law. the patient's right action fund launched a website, a place to collect stories of what they call mistakes and abuses of offering the medication. >> direct co yergs isn't necessary if an insured denies the treatment or delays approving it. you're being steered towards death. >> 48 catholic hospitals in california will utilize a pro vision allowi

. >> reporter: kaiser permanente says they will offer end of life medication but will not require doctors to participate to those with less than six months to live will have a new choice to make when it comes with how to die. >> we all have a beginning, middle and end. >> brittany maynard opened up the conversation. in 2014, faced with a brain tumor she moved from alamo to orring owe orring in order to die with dignity. >> within five minutes of taking the medication, brittany fell asleep. very peacefully. and within 30 minutes her breathing slowed to the point where she passed away. >> in order to be prescribed the end of life medication, you have to be terminally ill, be able to sign documents, meet doctors and be able to self administer the law. the patient's right action fund launched a website, a place to collect stories of what they call mistakes and abuses of offering the medication. >> direct co yergs isn't necessary if an insured denies the treatment or delays approving it. you're being steered towards death. >> 48 catholic hospitals in california will utilize a pro vision allowi

. >> as supporters of bernie sanders waited for him inside the kaiser permanente arena others who thoughtto a nice surprise. presidential candidate saying hello to them first upon arrival. >> i'm inspired by him inspiring all of us and glad to be a part of it and i'm just i'm in awe of it. >>reporter: venue packed to capacity. when the time finally came for him to take the stage. >> stand off fight back and create a government that works for all of us. >>reporter: senator captivated the audience from start to finish. >> which candidate has the type of grass roots campaign that has the momentum that has the energy that has the xooilt excitement to bring people out. that's right. we do. >>reporter: new poll released today by stanford university hoover institute shows bernie sanders 13 points behind primary opponent but you wouldn't know it by looking at the crowd. >> everybody was just going nuts like an cocoa certificate. people saying favorite one direction or something like that. >> he spoke for an hour with a range of topic to raise minimum wage to 15 dollars an hour and protect a woman

approve kaiser permanente senior advantage fully insured retiree rates and premium contributions for 2017 plan year. >> we have before you a presentation or powerpoint document that outlines the requested rate increase for the medicare advantage kaiser senior care product. we have it correctly stated as the 2017 kaiser permanente managed prescriptions retiree. this is the material. what we'll go through in our summary on page 3. that as a matter of practice for this product which covers seniors only 55 plus which is a cms program that creates a capitation amount determined by calculations by kaiser to cover the specific medicare members that this addresses. this is how it's done. instead of permitting claims, they get the medical management skill set to cover underneath that cost. this has been a very well received program over many many years and kaiser is of course a leading advantage program in the state of california. with that being said, as a matter of practice and necessity in order to have the rates correctly reviewed by the board of supervisors, we did an early release of the

pediatric endocringeologists at kaiser permanente say that girls are getting to puberty earlier and boysfor puberty to start for girls. experts say some of the earlier puberty could be explained by the increase in childhood obesity. >>> pharma plans to begin testing for zika -- google is rolling out the new feature over the next few days to make it easier to get a more accurate list of symptoms and health conditions that you could be searching for. a team of doctors reviewed the symptom information. these doctors were from harvard medical school and the mayo clinic. they evaluated related conditions to come up with a representative sample of searches to get more accurate health informs. >>> there is a -- researchers say not so fast. there's a body of research saying writing things down helps the developing brain. the "wall street journal" cited a study that found that children with good handwriting may get better grades. learning handwriting helped kids with fine motor skills later on. i'm jane king from the nasdaq. here's to your health. >>> a new ranking by fast food customers. the geo

. >>> an overflow crowd showed up for bernie sanders at kaiser permanente arena in santa cruz this afternoon. some people had to watch outside on a jumbotron. the democratic presidential candidate pushed his supporters to head to the polls. >> if there's a large voter turnout, we will win. please do everything you can to make sure there is a large voter turnout and california helps lead this country into the political revolution. [ applause and cheers ] >> thank you all! >> take a look at the picture that santa cruz police just tweeted. you can see the huge line of sanders supporters waiting outside the arena. earlier in the day, sanders held a rally in emeryville inside of a hyatt hotel. speaking to medical professionals, he called the american health care system, quote, dysfunctional and wasteful. he also talked about expanding his government-funded medicare for all platform. tomorrow afternoon he will be back for a rally in palo alto. >>> hillary clinton is scoring a big endorsement ahead of the california primary. she now has the backing of governor jerry brown. in an open letter on his

it involves a kaiser permanente surgical nurse who is accused of sexually assaulting a sedated woman.ay santa clara county prosecutors filed a challenge preventing persky from presiding over the preliminary hearing. persky ignited a national controversy after giving stanford athlete brock turner a sentence of six months when prosecutors had asked for six years. turner was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside a campus fraternity party. >>> back now to our coverage of the orlando massacre, the question of security at nightclubs, today a famous gay bar nightclub in west hollywood said it has hired armed guards and is considering making them permanent. ktvu's monty francis is in san francisco tonight where he learned bay area clubs are also considering some security changes. >> reporter: frank, bar and nightclub owners are meeting with the police chief tomorrow to discuss those security changes. but many nightclubs including this one behind me are already beefing up security. and i can tell you this, a few years ago there was a rash of nightclub shootings that pro

collaboratively with world class institutions like usaa, the cleveland clinic, wegman's starbucks, kaiser permanente, hospital corporation of america and many others. and it is why we brought together the diverse group of business leaders, medical professionals, government executives and veteran advocates who serve on our my va advisory committee or mvac for short. growing the organization take as clear purpose, strong values and enduring principles supportings sound strategies. we already have a clear purpose. our mission? caring for veterans and their families. we have the strong admirable values. i care values of commitment, advocacy, respect and excellence. they're foundational to everything we do. growing a high performance organization also takes strong, passionate leadership and we have that, a growing team of talent making innovative changes and creating opportunities for even greater progress. it takes the kind of responsive systems and processes we're building. veteran send tricks, by design. we believe that veterans should have same-day access to primary care and that new patients should

. >> reporter: i can tell you the kaiser permanente system is going to start offering the option of takingn to end the life of terminally ill patients. but they will reserve the individual choice of doctors to decide whether or not they want to participate just as the new law intended. in order to be prescribed end of life medication, you have to be terminally ill, be able to sign a document, meet doctors and be able to self-administer the drug. it mirrors the 18-year-old law in oregon. that's where britney maynard had to go to die with dignity in 2014 after being diagnosed with a lethal brain tumor. >> within five minutes of taking the medication, britney fell asleep very peacefully and within 30 minutes her breathing slowed to the point where she passed away. that's the gentle passing that this program affords, a terminally ill individual. >> reporter: but the patients rights action fund has launched a new website in response to the new law in california, a place to collect stories of what they call the mistakes and abuses of offering end of life medication. >> direct coercion isn't even

list on the back of your program but in particular we like to thank our emplowerment sponsors, kaiser permanente. [inaudible] we also like to thank the equity leaders, shev raung, cisco, comcast, micro soft, pg & e and united. thank you as well. we are so pleased to have some amazing people joins us today. you are all amazing of course but we will take a moment to recognize the elected officials in the room. the president of the san francisco board of supervisors, london breed. [applause] i have quite a few names so you can hold applause and i'll ask you to applaud at the ends. supervisors malia cohen, katy tang and scott wiener. [inaudible] chair woman of beakualization fiana [inaudible] and catherine [inaudible] all here from loxfer. we also have representatives of senator barbara boxer, leader losey, jackie lee, california state controller betty lee, lawny handcock, oakland councilmembers [inaudible] mayor lee-we should applaud them. now you can applaud! and mayor lee and mayor schaaf are so happy to create the forum for you today. it done in partnership with the womens foundation of californ

letter of law that says it is a green zone it seems not to have a problem no matter except for in kaiser permanenteome on guys you know the right thing to do a million and a half dollars in a small business hats a lot of problems in this city don't be the problem. >> be the solution don't take all the voices. >> thank you they do the right thing. >> drop the cell phone. >> yep dropped do cell. >> hello my name is bill i live on nob hill about temple hills my wife and i shop and stroll and visiting the local shops we try to be good neighbors about 5 years ago my before any my wife and i dated i dot cashed into any driver's side door. >> walked away with without any broken bones but. >> concussion and everyone told me how lucky i started having black outs and series my doctor discovered damage to the lower brain damage my doctor they told me i might not make a complete recovery with the head injury it hits ♪ in addition, i was getting medication for depression too many pills i told any doctor she pointed out me towards marijuana with research with the apothecarium getting there was not easy he was br

kaiser? >> yeah, i know. we dropped the permanente. i get you on that one. >> thank you, that's excellent feedback. >> those are my comments, wonderful, wonderful job. thank you for really guiding us and putting patients first because that's a message that i think we want to send out in all directions, the most vibrant health network in the city. >> thank you. that's coming from dr. pating, we won't tell your employer. i also want to commend your report. when dr. pating was asking in terms of more detail, certainly the committee that should work with you in terms of areas that you would like to explore a little further, in further depth. we can get that agenda. as we also have regular reports back from the san francisco health network which gives us the overview and then we can select, as you have today, certain areas that you would like to also be able to go further into and remembering also what commissioner singer had proposed, that there be more detail on what might be the criteria for success that are in some of the objectives tha

collaboratively with world-class institutions like usaa, the cleveland clinic, wegmans, starbucks, kaiser permanente, hospital corporation of america and many others. and it is what we have brought together the diverse group of business leaders, medical professionals, government executives and veteran advocates who serve on our my v.a. advisory committee. growing a high-performance organization takes a clear purpose, strong values, and enduring principles supporting sound strategies. we already have a clear purpose. our mission, caring for veterans and their families. we have strong admirable values. they are values of integrity, commitment, advocacy, respect and excellence. they are foundational to everything we do. growing a high-performance organization also takes strong passionate leadership and we have that. a growing team of talented making innovative changes. it takes the kind of responsive systems and processes we are building, veteran centric by design. we believe veterans should have same-day access to primary care and that new patients should receive a same-day mental health is the smith

the department states that kaiser permanente is withdrawing some of its funds, but the bottom line is, that our recommendation provides for a significant increase. with respect to the attrition savings, we are, as you see on page 3 of our report, recommended they be increased by a net total including mandatory fringe benefits of $112,000 to our recommendations to increase the attrition savings and related fringe benefit savings goes up to a total of $338,000 and $55 for 16-17 and 316.425 417-18. now, in 14-15 salary and benefit savings about budget and attrition savings totaled 880,000 692. and 15-16 the controller projects salary and benefit savings about budgeted and attrition savings between 437,000 and 470.473. supervisors, this is a classic example of what the board of supervisors has previously discussed as to why department windup with significant salaries surpluses in which they can then use brother expenses subject to your appropriation approval or they can be returned to the general fund. there's absolutely no sense of leaving that money on the table again. i relate two week

the department states that kaiser permanente is withdrawing some of its funds, but the bottom line is, that our recommendation provides for a significant increase. with respect to the attrition savings, we are, as you see on page 3 of our report, recommended they be increased by a net total including mandatory fringe benefits of $112,000 to our recommendations to increase the attrition savings and related fringe benefit savings goes up to a total of $338,000 and $55 for 16-17 and 316.425 417-18. now, in 14-15 salary and benefit savings about budget and attrition savings totaled 880,000 692. and 15-16 the controller projects salary and benefit savings about budgeted and attrition savings between 437,000 and 470.473. supervisors, this is a classic example of what the board of supervisors has previously discussed as to why department windup with significant salaries surpluses in which they can then use brother expenses subject to your appropriation approval or they can be returned to the general fund. there's absolutely no sense of leaving that money on the table again. i relate two week

take sot caroline woods, medico kaiser permanente 0:56. la obesidad y eso aumenta la grasa en la sangre, la grasa en la sangre previene la insulina, que es una hormona en la sangre que ayuda a controlar el nivel de azúcar en el cuerpo".1:10 ---hay tres tipos de diabetes, la uno, que afecta a niÑos y jovenes, la dos que afecta a los mayores de 40 aÑos y la gestacional. ---la comunidad hispana tiene mas probabilidades de padecer esta enfermedad, pero no solo eso, tambien pueden tener diabetes tipo dos sin siquiera saberlo. [take sot ricardo alejandro, asociación americana de la diabetes 23:06."es importante estar atento al nivel de azúcar en nuestra sangre, que es muy fácil checar uno con su doctor". ---si usted tiene mucha sed, orina con demasiada frecuencia o tiene mucha hambre. es bueno que consulte con su medico. estos sintomas estan asociados con la diabetes. take sot alejandro 14:20. "la herencia de nuestra raza, es que así somos y también a veces tienen problemas las familias para comer vegetales y terminan comiendo comidas fast food

list on the back of your program but in particular we like to thank our emplowerment sponsors, kaiser permanente. [inaudible] we also like to thank the equity leaders, shev raung, cisco, comcast, micro soft, pg & e and united. thank you as well. we are so pleased to have some amazing people joins us today. you are all amazing of course but we will take a moment to recognize the elected officials in the room. the president of the san francisco board of supervisors, london breed. [applause] i have quite a few names so you can hold applause and i'll ask you to applaud at the ends. supervisors malia cohen, katy tang and scott wiener. [inaudible] chair woman of beakualization fiana [inaudible] and catherine [inaudible] all here from loxfer. we also have representatives of senator barbara boxer, leader losey, jackie lee, california state controller betty lee, lawny handcock, oakland councilmembers [inaudible] mayor lee-we should applaud them. now you can applaud! and mayor lee and mayor schaaf are so happy to create the forum for you today. it done in partnership with the womens foundation of californ

list on the back of your program but in particular we like to thank our emplowerment sponsors, kaiser permanenteuity leaders, shev raung, cisco, comcast, micro soft, pg & e and united. thank you as well. we are so pleased to have some amazing people joins us today. you are all amazing of course but we will take a moment to recognize the elected officials in the room. the president of the san francisco board of supervisors, london breed. [applause] i have quite a few names so you can hold applause and i'll ask you to applaud at the ends. supervisors malia cohen, katy tang and scott wiener. [inaudible] chair woman of beakualization fiana [inaudible] and catherine [inaudible] all here from loxfer. we also have representatives of senator barbara boxer, leader losey, jackie lee, california state controller betty lee, lawny handcock, oakland councilmembers [inaudible] mayor lee-we should applaud them. now you can applaud! and mayor lee and mayor schaaf are so happy to create the forum for you today. it done in partnership with the womens foundation of california so at this time-yes-at this time please

the department states that kaiser permanente is withdrawing some of its funds, but the bottom line is, that our recommendation provides for a significant increase. with respect to the attrition savings, we are, as you see on page 3 of our report, recommended they be increased by a net total including mandatory fringe benefits of $112,000 to our recommendations to increase the attrition savings and related fringe benefit savings goes up to a total of $338,000 and $55 for 16-17 and 316.425 417-18. now, in 14-15 salary and benefit savings about budget and attrition savings totaled 880,000 692. and 15-16 the controller projects salary and benefit savings about budgeted and attrition savings between 437,000 and 470.473. supervisors, this is a classic example of what the board of supervisors has previously discussed as to why department windup with significant salaries surpluses in which they can then use brother expenses subject to your appropriation approval or they can be returned to the general fund. there's absolutely no sense of leaving that money on the table again. i relate two week

the department states that kaiser permanente is withdrawing some of its funds, but the bottom line is, that our recommendation provides for a significant increase. with respect to the attrition savings, we are, as you see on page 3 of our report, recommended they be increased by a net total including mandatory fringe benefits of $112,000 to our recommendations to increase the attrition savings and related fringe benefit savings goes up to a total of $338,000 and $55 for 16-17 and 316.425 417-18. now, in 14-15 salary and benefit savings about budget and attrition savings totaled 880,000 692. and 15-16 the controller projects salary and benefit savings about budgeted and attrition savings between 437,000 and 470.473. supervisors, this is a classic example of what the board of supervisors has previously discussed as to why department windup with significant salaries surpluses in which they can then use brother expenses subject to your appropriation approval or they can be returned to the general fund. there's absolutely no sense of leaving that money on the table again. i relate two week

the department states that kaiser permanente is withdrawing some of its funds, but the bottom line is, that our recommendation provides for a significant increase. with respect to the attrition savings, we are, as you see on page 3 of our report, recommended they be increased by a net total including mandatory fringe benefits of $112,000 to our recommendations to increase the attrition savings and related fringe benefit savings goes up to a total of $338,000 and $55 for 16-17 and 316.425 417-18. now, in 14-15 salary and benefit savings about budget and attrition savings totaled 880,000 692. and 15-16 the controller projects salary and benefit savings about budgeted and attrition savings between 437,000 and 470.473. supervisors, this is a classic example of what the board of supervisors has previously discussed as to why department windup with significant salaries surpluses in which they can then use brother expenses subject to your appropriation approval or they can be returned to the general fund. there's absolutely no sense of leaving that money on the table again. i relate two week

take sot caroline woods, medico kaiser permanente 0:56.e peso o la obesidad y eso aumenta la grasa en la sangre, la grasa en la sangre previene la insulina, que es una hormona en la sangre que ayuda a controlar el nivel de azúcar en el cuerpo".1:10 ---hay tres tipos de diabetes, la uno, que afecta a niÑos y jovenes, la dos que afecta a los mayores de 40 aÑos y la gestacional. ---la comunidad hispana tiene mas probabilidades de padecer esta enfermedad, pero no solo eso, tambien pueden tener diabetes tipo dos sin siquiera saberlo. [take sot ricardo alejandro, asociación americana de la diabetes 23:06."es importante estar atento al nivel de azúcar en nuestra sangre, que es muy fácil checar uno con su doctor". ---si usted tiene mucha sed, orina con demasiada frecuencia o tiene mucha hambre. es bueno que consulte con su medico. estos sintomas estan asociados con la diabetes. take sot alejandro 14:20. "la herencia de nuestra raza, es que así somos y también a veces tienen problemas las familias para comer vegetales y terminan comiendo comidas fa

.) >> and no to take us into the next sect the chief operating over for the kaiser permanente janet ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon. i have to say that kaiser permanente is very fortunate to be able to sponsor many conferences across northern california we're i am principles to, with you all today what a wonderful inspiring transformative and power series of conversations this morning and have this afternoon and we're fortunate to that mayor ed lee and mayor schaaf hosted this events for all of us the health of northern california is very important to us a couple of reasons first one and 3 northern california people are kaiser permanente members and that means we're responsible for that the health and well-being of over 4 million lives in our community it means we employ over 60 in house employees and position the health of our members and employee is tied to the health of the community here in northern california and the theme of today's conference we've heard loud and clear over and over again is that gender quality is not a nice nice to have a must have a necessary requirement if our com