. >> mike clark. you'll see washington, the northwest and hawaii with the -- are the rates for retirees. so 2019 will be the second year. i'll take you to slide three to show you that while membership is not particularly high in these programs it's clearly for demographics for who enrolled in the plan to estimates by keizer last year based on the entire population. as you see on slide 4, over all when you blend everything together favorable we add the vsp healthcare sustainability, so we have the rate cards illustrated for washington on slide 7, northwest on slide 8 and hawaii on slide 9. to corresponding slides exhibit the rates year over year on 10, 11 and 12. request -- with that our recommendation slide 13 and is ask that the health service board approve contributions for multistate regional rates for early retirees and medicare retirees for washington state, northwest, primarily oregon and hawaii as presented. >> you heard the recommendation. i just have one clarifying comment. california does no

. >> mike clark. juan and i will talk to you about the united healthcare medicare advantage ppo for the medicare population. i will talk commentary about the medicare advantage rates. juan will explain the design and program changes that we are recommending for action. and then i will talk about how that plays into the rate cards for twientd -- 2019. so, overall there's -- as you can see on the introduction page, page four, there's over 15,000 covered medicare eligible retirees with departments in the uhc medicare advantage ppo plan. substantial population within the family. the 2019 rate quotation on a status quo basis no changes is changing over 22%. i will explain the tugs and pulls. that is a favorable outcome. but we also have the opportunity to add programs that we think will freely benefit members and keep the premium below where it is today. as you see on slide five, we're going to talk about two options. a status quo renewal and then a package of recommended plan design and program changes fo

mike mibach is out on assignment. >>> i'm dave clark.eather for the parade and everything else. rosemary is right here. >>> definitely going to feel like sum iser in some spots. temperatures i can pecked to climb a few more degrees. we do begin a cooling trend, today is going to be the hottest day before things start to back off on wednesday. sfo we have blue skies, the only area with fog right along the coastline from the north bay down through san mateo coastline. 64 in san francisco. low 60s in oakland. already off to a mild start. for folks that are out on along the parade route. 65 degrees in san jose. here is a look at what we do expect as we roll through the afternoon. and then when the parade begins low 990s over fair skies, light winds, a lot of sunshine. and then into the afternoon, areas over downtown oakland expected to top out 78 to 80 degrees. be prepared with the water and the sun block, the ball cap. 92 san francisco the afternoon -- 72 in san francisco this afternoon high. 94 in concord. mid-90s over antioch. 8:31 extend

mike brown, eric garner, freddie gray, philando castile, alton sterling, the list goes on. and even this week if we asked the question what's the first name that comes to mind would be stephon clark and not cynthia clemons who was killed outside chicago by police last week also. and i'm often asked, well, why is that the case, andrea. and i think my answer always focuses really on the power of the story and of narrative and the story that is so deeply entrenched that racial profiling and police violence and state violence is something that happens exclusively to black men, that we perceive to be not transgender and not gay even though they might be. and that violence against women is something that only happens to white women in private spaces. and some of us are just out here in the cold experiencing violence of both kinds every day without it being seen as part of any of those stories. and so the goal with invisible no more was to really expand our understanding of police violence and racial profiling and mass incarceration and mass criminalization in this country by bringing into that narrative the stories of black women and girls that have driven the growth in the women's pri

clark. president trump is an singapore for rth korean leader kim jong-un. singapore's prime minister hosted a luncheon for top u.s. officials, including national security advisor john bolton and secretary of state mikepeo and the also included an early birthday celebration for president trump. by the way, he will turn 72 years old on wednesday. lower-level u.s. and north korean officials met twice on final details for the summit. president trump says he thinks, quote, things could go work out very nicely with north korea. we will take you live to washington, dc, in just about 10 minutes from now to get more on what is at stake for both sides. >>> right now, we want to bring you back here to the bay area to check in on weather and traffic. rosemary is in for steve. a

clark. president trump is an singapore for rth korean leader kim jong-un. singapore's prime minister hosted a luncheon for top u.s. officials, including national security advisor john bolton and secretary of state mike pompeo and the also included an early birthday celebration for president trump. by the way, he will turn 72 years old on wednesday. lower-level u.s. and north korean officials met twice on final details for the summit. president trump says he thinks, quote, things could go work out very nicely with north korea. we will take you live to washington, dc, in just about 10 minutes from now to get more on what is at stake for both sides. >>> right now, we want to bring you back here to the bay area to check in on weather and traffic. rosemary is in for steve. a warm-up. prepared. >> yes. we are looking at temperatures into the 90s. temperatures will eventually drop off closer to the ekend. still going to be warm. here's the view at sfo, where we have a lot of sunshine out there today. that's really about it. temperatures in the upper 40s to upper 50s for most. 49 degrees in santa rosa. a bit of a chill in the air for you there. 54 in san francisco. oakland 53. livermore 51. san jose, good m

mike was working for the 9ers. so lot of the 49ers would be here today and tomorrow but they havea chance because getti under kyle shanahan. >> reporter: finally i know you were with dwight clark his last week of life. just thoughts on dwight and his passing. >> my wife and i made chance to go up there on saturday. he died on monday. and we when i say we talk about all his friends, teammates, coaches, friends, would meet on tuesdays called tuesdays with dwight. you know, like tuesdays with morry. we would laugh and tell stories. over here. then he moved to montana and it kind of broke that news on us. and he said i'm going to go up there. don't really know why. maybe just wanted to get away. he was only up there a little over a month. what a dear friend. yeah, the catch, yeah, begin the dynasty at the 9ers and all that. he was the leading receiver for the 9ers before jerry rice. lee was great. but he was a great friend. a great -- he was an icon in the bay area. we're going to miss him tremendously. >> reporter: i know where i was during the catch. i think everybody does. thanks so much all the best. >> thank you for coming up. come and do some drills. >> reporter: we've been