as a follow-up to the june 13th meeting, mike clark worked diligently to create the answers to some complicatedns about how the tax works with our various providers , and why we see the year-to-year medicare plan variation. if board members have any questions, mike is here and can take those questions. operationally, in addition to florence's retirement news, we have had a number of promotions, and i believe some of these folks are here. carrie is now our well-being manager. she has been our acting manager from time to time over the last couple of years and has persevered, and is now the manager for the vision and we are very pleased to have her in that role. michael, is michael here or not? he is our contracts administrative manager and he received that promotion. eileen is promoted to the senior benefit analyst. we've had a lot of movement and i did acknowledge in the report, shannon, who is a senior h.r. consultant who came back after a maternity leave and has been really amazing and clearing the backlog we had of unfilled positions. we still have some open winds, and in particular, we are b

>> mike clark, anne thompson and ir tag teaming a little bit.ant to talk about impact we are seeing with hospitals physicians and insurers. you will note at the bottom of the page here that we have captured information on market concentration that is taking place not only in san francisco but across the bay area over the course of a decade. there is information in the appendix that backs up the information i will share today. please refer to that at some .1 the appendix. from a hospital standpoint, we continue to see activities. we talked about this late last year in our education presentation. hospitals employing more physicians directly. i for one i'm a member of the health system that i have my own primary care physician go from an independent practice to a hospital group. i am sure many of us have expansive same thing. there is a definite expansion of the largest hospital systems by merger and acquisitions. as that expansion occurs, you have the consolidation that brings the ability for the largest hospital systems to enact more leverage ove

i'm dave clark. mike mibach and gasia.hey will join us in just a little bit, talking about the day's final zip trip of the summer from fremont. first, let's check your weather. rosemary is right there with our forecast. >> i think you're going to like it. >> yes. >> we have an enjoyable one coming our way. temperatures are cooler this morning. that humid air that hung overhead yesterday. made us feel muggy. also, a picture giving you a look at sfo. san francisco. about 60 degrees now. low 60s in santa rosa. oakland, livermore and san jose, also checking in the 60s. where we do have the sun shining, temperatures are slowly rebounding. meanwhile, areas like san francisco, where we are stuck under the cloud cover. not really budging the entire morning. temperatures are down by 5 degrees over santa rosa. down by 4 in concord. down by 3 over san jose. as we get into the afternoon, we're going to shave those highs as well. temperatures are going to come down. areas in the low 90s yesterday. upper agents expected for today. we ar

i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. mike is off.eve, are off in clayton for a zip trip. we'll check in with them for just a moment. but first, we continue to follow that breaking news of a massive warehouse fire that is still burning in oakland. >> the first came just before 6:30 this morning. out there, you can still see flames and smoke, two hours later. this is at east 11th street, and 23rd avenue, off of interstate 880. >> we togo right back out to the scene. elissa harrington there. and you have been talking to firefighters. and we understand you have a deputy chief there, giving you some information. >> that's right. and as you can see, firefighters are really starting to get a handle on this. withne now, -- with me now. i have deputy chief. what is the update. how are things going so far? >> we're still having an active firefight. the incident is not under control. came in at 6:23 this moing. started operating at a third-alarm fire. approximately 50 firefighters are still on scene now. exposure issues have been addressed. rig

. >> for more of the top stories here is dave clark in the newsroom. >> mike, thank you.mmigration rooms were just announced today by the trump administration. immigrants under the aggressive new rules could be denied a green card if they use medicaid, food stamps or other public assistance. federal law already requires they will not be a burden on the united states but the new rules are expanded in a way that could dis qualify them. they will weigh public assistance with education, household income and health to sea if legal status will be granted. these take affect in october. >> >> buses at the sales force transit center are now picking up and dropping off passengers there after the center was closed for almost a year for repairs. the $2.2 billion center opened yesterday with limited service, but this morning, muny, sam trans and other agencies have several lines running in and out of the transit center. >>> it is the first day of school for thousands of district due didn'ts. hundreds are getting free backpacks. the kids and teachers going back to classrooms after a to

mike's fate. >> we, the jury in the above-entitled action, find the defendant, michael clark lubahn sr., guilty - >> guilty of second-degree murder. mike lubahn was going to prison. long-time detective jim wallace felt surrounded by a very unfamiliar reaction. >> i've had cases before where you get done, you know, and you walk out of the courtroom and the family throws their arms around you, they're just so grateful. that's not this case. >> i was just very surprised that the jury would convict him on such little evidence. and i don't think any of us are happy to see mike go to jail. >> and you still believe mike is a nice guy, believable guy? >> yes. >> reporter: what gail and the rest of the family wanted most were some answers. >> not so much that i want mike to pay for what he did, i just want to know what happened to my sister. >> reporter: and at a sentencing hearing in december, 2012, mike's own son echoed those sentiments. >> guilt or innocence aside, i've never wanted my father to go to prison. i've only asked if he knows anything to please let me know. >> reporter: and then mike jr. ma

. >> i'm dave clark in for mike miback.your weather. >> the temperatures won't change the next few days and we'll get into a cool down down the road and the subtle changes are in the way of cloud cover and giving you a look at sfo. we're off to a mostly cloudy start and that is along the cost line. the low clouds and fog. that hasn't changed. san francisco right now at 58 degrees and santa rosa, 57 and oakland and liver more. the changes will be in the mid- and high level clouds that are beginning to move into the bay area and this is a look at storm tracker 2. the clouds are bringing with it some subtropical moisture. and that can feel humid out there today and partly cloudy for most of the bay area and the coast and low clouds at the coast, mid- and high level clouds elsewhere and the fog this morning near highway 1 looks like it could cause you trouble. and santa rosa reporting visibility to 2 miles or so and highway 101, you may find fog as well and the next half hour to an our or so. fairfield reporting an onshore bree

mike krukow, and of course dave drabeky. and robbie thompson and will the thrill clark.s also announced that they will officially retire clark's number 22 next season. and there was still a game to be played. giants hosting the phillies. bottom of the third, giants down by three. mike yastrzemski, his 12th homer of the season. giants cut the lead, 5-3. bottom of the sixth, tied game now and a hot day around the bay. so scooter gennett is going to take a dip, hitting one into mccovey cove. it's a splash hit. they go up 6-5. bottom of the eighth, tied at six now. runner on second, two outs. and kevin pillar stays red hot. he finds triple valley. evan longoria will go on to score. the giants take the lead. two batters later, will smith. the giants closer making his first career at-bat, slaps a single to right. he drives into pillar and brandon crawford would score. he is surprised he got the hit. the dugout loves it. pablo sandoval is more excited than smith. giants win 9-6 and smith gets the w. >>> a's in chicago looking to take the series against the white sox. no score.

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will clark jerseys all over oracle park tonight. bottom three, down 5-2. and mikests his 12th homer of the year. one more than grandpa carl had in his rookie year. there's your fun fact of the day, 5-3 ball game. a fan has that. bottom six fire up the splash cam. scooter goes splash. second homer as a giant toward mccovey cove. things got weird here in the bottom of the eighth. this is closer will smith. his first professional a.b. he's a closer. he's a pitcher. it's his first a.b. and he's got a batting average. how about that? two-run single. the dugout loves it. giants up three. and he was smiling from ear to ear but he had to buckle down in the ninth and do his regular job. that's closing things down. how about bryce harper? checks not accepted here. frustrated. the giants win 9-6. they take two of three from the phillies. smith gets the win. here's the man of the hour. >> when's the last time you hit in a game? >> college. it's been a while. it's been a long time. >> were you a good hitter then? >> for sure. duh. >> did you slow down approaching first base? >>

clark in tokyo, thank you for joining us. still ahead, the exclusive interview with mike wells, the ceo, joining us live from kuala lumpur later set to release the trade numbers. with a china economist. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia" time paul allen in sydney. -- this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." i am paul allen in sydney. sophie: we will get the impact of the trade war in a few hours. now, china releases its state of this morning. exports continue to decline in july, reflecting pressure from higher u.s. tariffs on chinese goods. joining me is an economist from ing. i want to demonstrate where trade has been going. we have seen pressure come through in both imports and exports. the consensus is for export growth to moderate further at around 1%. you see a bigger decline of 2.6% contraction. what is the thesis here? >> the first thing is that this is july data, not august 8 a. in july, -- not august data. in july, the trade war escalation has not been so aggressive. look ats do not have to exports. in july, we generally believe that the trade talk is constructive -- was constructive. this is one