. >> mike clark with aon hewitt. >> commissioner: you can pull that up to almost your height. i've been spending the months getting immersed with the data and working with the hhs staff to understand financials even start early thoughts around looking ahead to 2019. so it's been a great two months getting started and i look forward to continuing the process. >> thank you. >> commissioner: commissioner breslin do you have comments? >> i want to make it clear i expect full transparency to the board. i know you're not appointed by the board but you're approved by the board. and i've often thought the reports were designed to get a result whatever was advising him wanted instead of a clear transparent report sometimes. i was especially concerned about a violation of our reserve policies in the last year. i don't care about what anybody said i would expect all reports to be transparent, independent, not influenced by anybody, hopefully. so that's my concern. i'm not blaming the past actuary too because he was between a rock and hard place. >> commissioner: and one question i don't

president scott and the board of commissioners, again my name is mike clark. i'm a 29 year veteran of aon hewitt i've been a health actuary the entire time. i'm a fellow of the society of actuaries. a member of the american academy of actuaries and a fellow of the conference of consulting actuaries. as you indicated mr. coach are is leaving the aon hewitt organization. i'm assuming his responsibilities as a lead actuary on our work with the health services system. i very much look forward to working with all of you, including on behalf of your of your members as i carry forward in replacement of mr. coach are on the actuarial responsibilities. backed by my team, is not changing but i will be your new lead actuary. >> all right. and you have members your team here so would you take the time to introduce them? as the case may be. >> would you like them to come up? >> i like them for at least two stands of they can be recognized >> okay. so tom ricks, who is in actuary as well who supported mr. coach are in the past and will continue to support mike. todd--who is

mike? >> clark griswald, eat your heart out. i think it will be even warmer today than it was yesterday.ou can see a few high clouds roaming through. if you see a gorgeous sun rise #abc7now, a gorgeous sunset, also, with a few high clouds lingering around. over san jose, 280 at 17. mostly sunny because of the passing high clouds from time to time. slightly warmer. probably our warmest day this week. mainly clear. patchy fog tonight. rinse and repeat the last couple of nights. in our extended a slight chance of wet weather saturday. a look at your temperatures today. 64 as cool as we get. we get to 68 in san jose and santa cruz for the warm spots. take a look at tonight with this dry air, mostly clear sky. it does cool down to 39 in napa. 40 in santa rosa. we'll have upper 30s to low 40s in the san ramone valley. 40 to 45, maybe 46 around most of the bay. san mateo you can see half moon bay upper 40s to low 50s. we'll have a lot of sunshine and high clouds to start december with temperatures warmer than average. low to mid-60s. we'll be cooler with that chance of wet weather saturday. 58

ian clark. mike shuma >>> welcome back everyone. 5:43 on this sunday morning.s is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. hope you had a nice thanksgiving and perhaps you're still chomping down on those leftovers. i know that we are at my house. in terms of the weather today, it's going to be a little bit on the wet and windy side. lisa will be along later with her full accuweather forecast. let's check out sports. both the 49ers and the raiders are at home this afternoon against division rivals. the niners return from their bye week to face the seahawks at levi stadium. kickoff at 1:05 this afternoon. the oakland coliseum at 1:25. stanford will play in the pac-12 championship game on friday at levi stadium. last night the 21st ranked cardinal hosted notre dame. here's mike shumann. he's got the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. stanford hosted notre dame in primetime with really not guihin the line. washington beat washington state. the cardinal to the pac-12 title game against usc at levi stadium. the second quarter on the farm. he

clark. gasia, mike and sal are on the road.we need him around here. >> this had .02 up there. any precip they don't want. mainly tonight. some this morning to the north. not a lot. a couple of reports up into lake county. you can see right there. mendocino county, an initial band went through but not much. that won't be until later. and again over lake county, gets reports of rain. higher elevations i have seen a few .01s and .02s. what is falling there now probably won't last much longer but it will pick up later on. from santa rosa -- actually from about northern napa county back over to windsor. oops. hit the board there. almost took the board out there. [laughter] >> that would not be good. back over to occidental that picked up a .02. things are lice ening up already. will there is not much here. there will be decent amounts in sonoma county, marin county northard. from this system tonight and into tomorrow, which is back here and again sunday night and monday. the pattern looks active going into early next week. we will g

start going to your house , broadcasting live from your front lawn showing off the lights, clark gris world style mikex next week. send in those pictures. >> hey bob. >> okay. >> don't move. >> keep looking into the camera i'm right here. >> look in the camera. >> friday night was a big night for you, well deserved my man bob was induct in the broadcast pioneers hall of fame, alex. >> i know you think you have seen this video but watch, until the very end, because, we have a special surprise for you. >> okay. >> um-hmm. >> okay. >> good morning, everybody. >> one of the best things about my job as co hoe of "good day philadelphia" is that i get to work five days a week with bob kelly. >> i will never forget first time i saw bob kelly on television. >> good afternoon everybody he popped up on the air and said why are we not having bob kelly do our traffic, every morning. >> he has been with us for three years, spent 13 years at cbs-3. >> the folks heading to the store. >> he has been a original in this market for so many years. >> kicks off at 22nd. >> bob kelly was very first person in the philadelphi

mike, i can tell. can you tell what the children's clark ers are? >> sorry it's been a long time since my children were young. >> but you have grandkids, you have teddy. >> i should agree this is. can you drop the lower third, maybe i can figure it out.& i'm guessing that's an inch worm. >> i'm sure it has a duty is name. i know that's the gingerbread man behind him. >> common, help me. who has kids? anybody? >> iggy the inch worm. >> cute name. >> i've never been there, got to go, open thanksgiving, the columbus farmers market in, well, the delaware vale, oldest and largest flea market, and again open until 5:00 this afternoon. >> so we should stop by. or we could just have steve keeley stop by. because he is finding all of the interesting finds. >> everybody watches us, when we said it was open to 5:00 they corrected me, 7:00 to 3:00. 7:00 a.m. to 3p. so they're open now. all right? and this is miles and miles of stuff. alex look at this, how adorable is this? eagles fans, perfect for today. like little elmer fudd. call them hunter hands. there is

clark. >> i'm pam cook. overnight people gathered for a vigil in texas. the town where 26 people were killed in a place they considered safe and sacred, their church. mike pence is scheduled to visit tomorrow. >>> 26 people were killed monday. a man started shooting inside their church. investigators still trying to put together what happened on sunday. >> carolyn is live from there with the very latest and what are we learning now about the weapon that kelly used in the attack? >> reporter: sure. one of the big questions that we were talking about yesterday was how did he get his hands legally on a gun? he was convicted by the air force back in 2014 for domestic violence, beating his wife and his stepson so badly it cracked

clark. >> i'm pam cook. overnight people gathered for a vigil in texas. the town where 26 people were killed in a place they considered safe and sacred, their church. mike pence is scheduled to visit tomorrow. >>> 26 people were killed monday. a man started shooting inside their church. investigators still trying to put together what happened on sunday. >> carolyn is live from there with the very latest and what are we learning now about the weapon that kelly used in the attack? >> reporter: sure. one of the big questions that we were talking about yesterday was how did he get his hands legally on a gun? he was convicted by the air force back in 2014 for domestic violence, beating his wife and his stepson so badly it cracked his skull. . it appear that the air force, had they followed rules would have entered that information. if it was in there when he went into a local sports store in texas to buy guns he would have been flagged. he wouldn't have been able to do that. many questions for the military this morning. >> what can you tell us about the visit by the vice president? >> reporter: he will be here tomorrow. he will talk to some of the victims. h

clarke al-jazeera hong kong. so head on al-jazeera former heavyweight boxing champion mike tyson lost a fight and not a single punch was thrown that story ahead in sports. scientists in the netherlands say they're close to a breakthrough which will allow crops to make deserts to completely alter life on the african continent and even end hunger calling a world leaders meeting at climate talks in germany to commit more funding for projects and drought stricken parts of the world laurence leamer reports. in the southern corner of the netherlands a grain of ember day looks like the last place you'd expect to see a revolution in food but in these vaastu greenhouses things are happening that could change lives whole of the world away usually it takes a huge amounts of wolves it's a great summer also but here they reduce it's a virtually nothing and they even grow the fruit in insulation material rather than soil we use only rainwater and i recycle forth and you can do this with any vegetable. you can. it can be a solution to to bring free food into other places in the world where there's a problem that. the tiny netherl

clark griswold but just a few. if decorating makes you happy, there's a reason for it. we'll tell you about a link between happiness and decorating. >> mike'sorder, double cappuccino. >> i do drips in the morning and then maybe a cap later. >> three drips, this is good, he's hit the magic number because there's a study that shows drinking three cups of coffee a day may have health benefits. that's coming up. some of the women that say that they were sexually assaulted by doctor larry nasser spoke out in a lansing, michigan courtroom, he pleaded guilty to 7 counts of sexual abuse yesterday. after the guilty plea, several gymnast spoke out saying coaches and team officials try to keep them quiet, even after authorities were receiving reports about his abuse. >> we were silenced and marked in our abuser was told, i am on your side. >> he admitted to abusing seven girls telling them it was part of their medical treatment. you will be sentenced in january facing a minimum of 25 years in prison, he faces charges and lawsuits from another 125 girls in another michigan county, three olympians, gabby douglas, allie reisman and one other are part of