this is an action item and will be presented by mike clark, with am mike clark and presenting on the blue shield of california hmo and the corollary unitedhealthcare ppo plans the ladder applying for mixed non medicare mixed medicare family members where one or more family member is enrolled in the united healthcare medicare advantage plan. so i'll do a brief rate setting methodology. profits lead through a renewal summary of what's creating the recommended increases for each of these plans. presentation of the rate cards proposed for 2024 for the plans. in closing with recommended nation for health service board action. one reminder. before i began. we specifically order these presentations and these action items. how we have, for instance , doing this h blue shield. hmm. presentation first before the non medicare ppl presentation because there are elements of the non medicare plan pricing that are dependent on this. so for instance, the provisions and the mou that the highest cost plan as an employer contribution geared to the level of the second highest cost plan means access plus

mike clark aon. today we will be our first recommendation for the 24 plan year for a medical plan we had prior discussion on dental, vision, life and disability. but thinking that we are discussing for the first time a medical rate recommendation today. chief financial receive hussein and i thought it would be prudent to deliver an occupant when we are benching in the market accomplice 3 months since we were before you in february. >> on the agenda page, 2. we'll discuss new information that are influencing cost fund and 2024 plan renewace. since our february presentation to the board. include a focus health care. labor cost growth. inflation. covid-19 expense impacts. behavioral health impact and pharmaceutical impacts. we'll discuss new information for medicare advantage plans from i reduction in the growth of government payments this are expected to create pressure on advantage plan premiums. >> the slide on page 3 on the next slide you will rescue noise it from our february discussion the view co

were waking up to the dance marine layer and it will pull along the coast into the afternoon mike clark work. despite the day, we are off to a mild start in the low 50s in san francisco, 57 in san jose . it is going to be a mild set up throughout the bay area this afternoon. sitting below average even for inland areas. 70s are beautiful, don't get me wrong, so is sunshine but we wake -- we warm up later this week, upper 80s for inland areas, right around the corner. it is not the case this morning, high pressure is offshore and we are dealing with a little bit of moisture along our coastline, about 100th of an inch to act with the dense marine layer this morning. a lot drier in the santa clara valley where we are topping off the low 70s. off to the east bay, upper 60s, lower 70s from walnut creek to the tri-valley area, pulling along the coast, just across the bay bridge, notice there's not much of a difference from oakland to san francisco, mid-60s will hold strong this afternoon. plenty to do, to remember memorial day as we head into the afternoon hours. you want to head out to the na

privately noted on several occasions over the past month how he seriously considering names like mike flynn and jeff clark second white house term. trump was self aware enough to say that any senior role for flynn would probably have to be a nonsense of confirmed appointment. well, that's good, that he's aware that nobody wants mike flynn back in the government. but the notion that mark milley or mark esper or any of the people that sort of kept the guardrails of would be back for a second term is, like, laughable. instead, you would have people like jeff clark, who would happily have rubber stamped another -- and i guess i wonder, does no one in washington see a problem with that? >> oh, i think many, many people in washington, and presumably throughout america, would -- the first time -- this very, very sensitive positions, without any kind of senate oversight or confirmation. i mean, mike flynn, who is a national security adviser, for a few weeks at least -- that is a sensitive a job as you can have a white house. and he serves at the pleasure in the nomination of the president. he doesn't have to be c

managed to get the scoop, when we sat down with clark rockefeller for his first televised interview, he was eager to tell us his side of the story. back now to miked-scratcher which screamed front page. >> a bitter divorce, a bizarre kidnapping, a theme's last name. >> it all seems worlds away from that decades old cold case in california. the unsolved murder of a client computer geek knew john solace, who went missing with his wife linda. but to some, the unfolding story in boston was dealing at last, to the brutal, nearly forgotten murder. >> no one from the party recognized him, so that all of his neighbors and friendly. >> frank girardeau was all over the story. >> with the fbi's wanted poster, what it was set off the sparks of recognition, that people knew that clark was chris. >> clark rockefeller, yes, he said one of those rockefellers, appeared to be the latest and boldest reinvention yet, from gerhartsreiter, who slipped on the radar years ago. it was an audacious lie, now unraveling nightly on the 6:00 news. >> the storyline was that this clark rockefeller had been divorced after nearly 12 years of marriage, two big money business consu

clark was wounded and on the same in the saint meal offensive or three day offensive as the first combined offensive by the united army in world war one. iron mike was the acting company commander of k company leading it shot through face led the company he passed out from loss of blood and he received the dsc. that was sort of the launch of his career. he was chosen this is interesting. few people know this. we didn't always have an old guard. we needed a ceremony a whole regiment to do all those victory parades in europe. well, the third army provisional regiment was put together by hand-selected people nominated by their chain of command for their outstanding performance. and he was one of the company commanders. so for months, he traveled europe with john j. pershing and i think he got a lot of pershing's aggressive spirit, the spirit of the bayonet, which why sharpen the bayonets is the title of the book. because that was his motto his attempt to infuse the aggressive spirit fighting spirit into soldiers. then he had a fairly army career advisor training with the national guard commander's course. pretty interesting command out as the detac