this presentation is done by mike clarke from aon. >> mike clarke, aon. next slide, where we will present the united health care p.p.o. plan non-medicare rates and premium contributions for active and early retiree rates. i'll start with a brief process focusing on the u.h.c. plan, the rates, the rate cards proposed for active and early retirees. and as with similar employees here today, there is appendix information that i will not review, but this information is listed here and contained in the document. next slide. as we start the preface, we focus now on the self-funded column that represented the uhcppo city plan. self-funding means the claim dollars that are based on services delivered to members are paid by the trust, along with plan administrative fees to manage the plans. this includes processing claims, providing call center for members and other aspects of what united healthcare does to support the management of this self-funded plan of sfhss. i as the aon actuary, set the recommended plan rates for the uhsppo city plan using health plan trend

this is presented by mike clark from aon. >> mike clarke, aon. this presentation previews what i'll be walking through on each of the three detailed presentations that follow for the medicare retirees as well as the kaiser multiregion retirees for the 2021 plan year. next side. so today's focus are the medicare retirees as well as the multiregion retiree h.m.o.s. medicare has two programs that are available to us at sfhss, the medicare plans through kaiser, kpsa, as well as united health care medicare advantage p.p.o. program. and then, in addition to the kaiser medicare advantage program plan in california, there are also the multiregion plans in washington, the northwest, which is primarily the portland, oregon, area, and hawaii for non-medicare retirees and medicare retirees. next slide. with the prenom cannant focus the medicare plans, you can see the covered medicare lines in the uhcppo, which is available nationally, as well as the kpsa, that's available in california. over 16,000 medicare lives in the uhcppo, and almost 13,500 lives in the

this presentation is from mike clarke for aon. >> mike clarke for aon. next slide. i'll present the kaiser permanente 2020-2022021 non-medicare rates and premium contributions for active and early retiree members. this starts with a rate-setting premise that we included for today's discussions on the three plans. just to help to bring more visibility to our rate-setting process and then how total cost rates allocate to members and employers. then we will dive into the 2021 plan rating for the kaiser permanente or kaiser plan and present the 2021 rate cards for early retirees and finish with our recommendation and then ask for a statement from a kaiser representative. you cannee appendix items in this presentation. i do not plan to cover them in this particular discussion today but the appendix slides are also available for reference. next slide. so as we start the rate-setting methodology process on the next slide, we thought that it would be helpful to talk through a couple of different concepts. so if you could forward to the next slide, please. starting with heal

is done by mike clarke from aon. >> mike clarke, aon. next slide, please. this will review a quick preface on rate setting methodology. i'll focus specifically on blue shield of california plan elements. a 2021 plan rating summary of the blue shield renewal, present the monthly rate cards for the access plus and trio monthly plans for early retirement employees, close with a recommendation for health service board action, and information in the appendix is information that i will not be reviewing in today's presentation but is available in the deck. next slide. next slide, please. so in the last presentation, i reviewed this page in detail. i want to just remind on only the flex funded column as that pertains to the blue cross/blue shield of california h.m.o. fund. flex funded means there's an insurance approach where there are claim dollars based on services by members. these dollars are paid by the trust but with fixed costs for services and health care. for example, this covers physician services, laboratory costs, radiation costs, and other services tha

this is presented by mike clarke from aon. >> hi. mike clarke from aon.i begin the dental presentation, two comments. i echo everyone's comments, natalie. it's been a pleasure working with you the last two years, and i represeecho the comments everyone at sfhss. tom ricks has chosen to leave the aon corporation recently, and so perhaps fitting that i announce that during the dental presentation because he would often present the dental rates to the board. so good luck to tom, as we always do, but we did notify president breslin earlier this week. just wanted to provide that information about tom leaving aon. so with that, i will begin my 2021 plan renewal presentation. so i'll start with some of our rate setting methodology previous that we did for the health plans two weeks ago, focusing on the dental plans and then launch into the 2021 plan ratingum renewal summary. first for the delta dental p.p.o. and then the fully assured planned which included delta retiree p.p.o. and the united health care and delta dental h.m.o.s, and then, i'll ask for a stateme

this is presented by mike clarke from aon. >> hi. mike clarke from aon.before i begin the dental presentation, two comments. i echo everyone's comments, natalie. it's been a pleasure working with you the last two years, and i represeecho the comments everyone at sfhss. tom ricks has chosen to leave the aon corporation recently, and so perhaps fitting that i announce that during the dental presentation because he would often present the dental rates to the board. so good luck to tom, as we always do, but we did notify president breslin earlier this week. just wanted to provide that information about tom leaving aon. so with that, i will begin my 2021 plan renewal presentation. so i'll start with some of our rate setting methodology previous that we did for the health plans two weeks ago, focusing on the dental plans and then launch into the 2021 plan ratingum renewal summary. first for the delta dental p.p.o. and then the fully assured planned which included delta retiree p.p.o. and the united health care and delta dental h.m.o.s, and then, i'll ask for a

this is presented by mike clarke from aon. >> commissioner scott: excuse me. this is commissioner scott. i wanted to have -- through the president or acting chair, i wanted to have placed in the record that we're going to monitor periodically these supplement c supplemental benefits that exist with u.h.c. that we now have with kaiser, so i'd just like to have that on record and get some sense of cost throughout the plan year. so i'm asking director yant to make note of that. >> yes, i've noted that. thank you, commissioner scott. >> vice president follansbee: thank you, as well. >> commissioner scott: i'm sorry to have interrupted. >> vice president follansbee: no problem. move on now to item number 13. >> mike clarke, aon, and my last presentation today will be to review the kaiser permanente 2021 multistate regional rates for early retirees and medicare retirees. i'll start with introduction, move quickly to the commentary on the rate actions, and move to the rate cards, to the recommendation for the board today. next slide. staff recommends that the health

i am mike, in once again for dave clark. >> it is nice that dave can take a break.lding dothfort. steve is in his home castle as well as his home office studio. he predicts some heat. >> we have a quick warm-up. it will be in the 90s for many. there could be a few pushing the upper 90s today. after that, it starts to cool down. global forecast models arrive, i am looking out, we are not seeing much of this as far as heat goes. temperatures drifting south have gone too far south except for clouds in central california. it is going to be a sunny start for everyone except santa clara valley. amateurs are in the 50s to 60s. san jose is still 58 degrees. there is a northwest breeze, not much, but enough to give us offshore air for our temperatures are up

. >> good morning, i'm mike me back. dave clark has the day off .et's get right over to steve paulson. new work week, new month, what should we expect? >> we are going to warm up wednesday big-time and then cool right back down on the weekend. a pretty deep system looks to be on track for the weekend. we have a muggy starts. a lot of high clouds and low clouds over us. every station says cloudy. it does look like if you brakes over san jose. if we get any sprinkles or light showers it will be just that, the speckles are very light. cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions. 53 to 60. i don't think these have changed since 4:00 the morning. san jose cloudy. mostly cloudy and 60. and will's from the north northwest. the cloud cover now will start to thin out as the load drops south and we will see a little decrease in that. any sun breaks will send the temperature up. more snow tomorrow with a big jump. today near average or slightly above. we will see if anything has developed in the last half hour or so. >>> we have had some slow traffic showing up here at

clark. she was speaking to my colleague mike embley.gainst racism, to demonstrate against racism, to demonstrate against the killing of george floyd, and as we have seen on so many evenings now, this has been copied in other cities around the country. portland in oregon, denver, colorado. we have seen pictures there in the last hour of peaceful protest on black lives matter. you are watching bbc news. hello there. we're going to end this week on a very different note than we began the week certainly. we have lost our area of high pressure and low pressure starting to take control, it is going to bring windier, wetter, and cooler conditions and thursday looks like being another cool day, cooler than it was on wednesday in fact, and we will have some spells of rain at times too. our area of high pressure is continuing to retreat away westwards, low pressure is beginning to develop to our east and that is going to bring further spells of rain. northerly winds as well which is why it is going to feel on the cool side for the time of year. s

. >>> i am mike mibach and 4 dave clark on this tuesday, june 2 .'s say hi to steve paulson with the weather. >>> it is warmer for a couple of days and then we cool off. the temperatures are beginning to bump up a little bit under mostly sunny skies. there are a few high clouds in san jose but hardly any cloud cover anywhere else. already 50s for some and 60s for other. 62 in san jose and the low was 60 and they have bumped up two degrees. in the southwest, there is not much of a breeze. 1-5 degrees warmer except at half moon bay which is four degrees cooler. so, we are on our way with a northerly breeze and a component of the northwind that was not here yesterday and that is the case

clark. i agree with mike, if it was a proverbial 9:00 to 5:00 job before that, and that went out the wind. >> a relatively stress-free job to arguably the most stressful job, hunting down bioterrorists who are trying to create weapons of mass destruction to kill hundreds of thousands of people around the world. when you moved over to the wmd group, what i thought was fun frommy the book is those of us who study mass destruction like years in school,s you spent two weeks and they send you out and say go find bad guys you guys have their ph.d. in nuclear physics or things like that, but we did more kind of crude toxins and poisons, so i think they thought if we -- if it was -- that that would be enough training for us to understand what al qaeda was trying to procure. >> this is what keeps people up at night. boy weapons, how much but through that two-week point in school, when you came out were you even more worried about this? >> i think now my poor students that have to do a two-page threat assessment and they know what i'm doing about in my class -- they're still -- that they have to do th

. >>> good morning, i'm mike mibach and for dave clark . >>> morning, i am gasia mikaelian and i did something probably everybody without say air-conditioning did today, i opened the windows. steve paulson, according to 2:00 , it will be warm again at our house. >>> high clouds to the south and we have clear skies for just about everybody. it's warming up to the 50s and 60s for the temperatures. we are 1-5 degrees warmer than we were 24 hours ago. warmest up to the north as the low sinks farther south. above average across the board with 70s, 80s and also 90s. it is 7:30 on tuesday. east bay and bay bridge, is there any of those you want to >>> east bay traffic is moving well along highway 24 through lafayette. to the tunnel, we haven't had a lot of slowing and the richmond bridge has been lightly traveled. the only backup is at the bay bridge at the toll plaza. it is getting better and by 8:00 this backup should have dissipated. coming up on 7:31, let's go back to gasia . >>> a developing story out of filet hoe where police shot a burglary suspect overnight and arrested a second per

clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. we want to check in with steve paulson. steve, i heard you chatting during your mike check and there is some cool air coming in right now. a little bit and dave you are rocking that cert and tied. >> this is from the steve paulson collection. bit there. i've read this book before. 50s and the city is at 56. this will be the hottest day and there might be fluctuation at the coast with some patchy fog but it won't amount to anything as temperatures are running 2-7 degrees warmer than seven hours ago. that tells you we are out of the gate warm. but i want cooler weather and don't you worry. it's on its way and it will be here big time by the time we get to friday and saturday. today enjoy it or read it and weep apps franks temperatures go way up. good morning, sir. for 1:00 a.m. on wednesday. >>> 4:01 a.m. we are up and there's not much going up. let's see what we have a debate bridge toll plaza. it's nice and light. traffic moves well into san francisco and we have no major issues and noaa ro construction to slow you down and our droid is watching traffic. 4:02 a.m. and

clark fore hudson institute signing out, and stay safe. >> on a weekly author interview program afterward former clinton administration press secretary mike mccurry interviewed abc news chief white house correspondent jonathan karl about his time covering the trump administration. in this portion he discusses the history of the phrase in any of the people. >> every one of those presidents complained about press coverage. one of those presidents that the press focused on, it was way too negative, didn't see the great accomplishments of the administration. that standard operating procedure, but trump's attacks go far beyond any of that. literally, so you in the of the people which is a phrase which i spent all of the time in the book about the origins of that phrase. it's a very ugly phrase that is been used by stalin, used by hitler, you know, during french revolution to justify the beheadings of people by guillotine. >> talk all of it more about that. that is one the most interesting part of the book is unpacking that phrase. you do that at some length in a couple of chapters and really go to what obnoxious phrase that is if you look back

mike hanna al-jazeera washington. level manager yogen cop says he has a sights set on more trophies after they won their 1st english league title and 30 is the wellings reports on how clark turned things around for the club. hard working in africa vasant record breaking english champions liverpool are the same that reflect the unique personality of their creator yet can clear. cut become famous for his work up to receive don't win but the path to glory started in minds like so many great managers cop was a modest player spending the ninety's with minds as a defender in the 2nd tier of the german bundesliga but he was always capable of something special. the fans still love him and remain proud that he's the 1st manager's job is a man's no 419 years ago the cubs president says klopp will always have a special bond with them. he's always said he wants to return to mines whenever that is it's the center of his life so he spent time here as a player and more or less at the foundation for his career as a coach the connection is very very close i think nowhere in germany other as many liverpool fans as the rock he reminds me. that's kind of odd k. can do it so i know under man

want to say, mike mullen, the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, they also have been very reserved in speaking out, both of them also spoke out. so this is powerful. >> general clark the former generals and senior pentagon officials speaking out, you also had the sitting secretary of defense esper yesterday disagree with the president on the deployment of active u.s. military on the streets of the u.s., by invoking the insurrection act. i wondered, that combination, not just form of it, but a sitting defense secretary in conflict with the commander in chief on a key issue of national security, have you seen that before? how significant is that? >> that's very significant. and people have watched this, they know that secretary esper is a really good guy, he came into the position from the secretary of the army position, he knew the inside of the administration but didn't know what it was like to be in a hot seat like this. and so he realized, i think, as soon as he could understand what had happened, there was -- he had had no business being there, general milley, that was political theater, and he's trying to maintain the integrity, the credibility of the united s

simon clarke, government minister for regional growth and local government. we are speaking to mikeor than a year away thatitis getting excited for than a year away that it is going to be big —— great. steve bunce, the bbc boxing commentator, joined us last year to say it will be the biggest fight ever because joshua, say it will be the biggest fight ever becausejoshua, who holds three of the four world heavyweight titles, has agreed the financial deal to fight fury, so for the first time in history british fighters will contest all four world heavyweight titles, not just once but twice, in 2021 just as long as they don't get beaten in their respective world heavyweight title defences beforehand. two brits fighting for the world title. this is just two brits fighting for the world title. this isjust mega. i think it would be the biggest sporting event in this country since england won the world cup in 1966. there are still many hurdles to overcome...and a date and location has to be agreed it's likely to be abroad. potentially next may. staying with the topic of racial equality, we

mike. thanks for joining us. everybody can get the book "eventide" out right now and get the recipe on our website, go >> announcer: friday on "good morning america," gary clark >> announcer: this friday morning, gary clark jr., the "good morning america" summer concert series sponsored by caesars rewards. >>> we covered a lot of ground this morning. >> we sure did. >> have a great day. >> have a great day. >> good morning. another protest is plaf gegefloyd. last night's protest remained peaceful. there were no reports of looting or violence. sky7 followed the protesters. they disbursed as the curfew approached. >>> here is mike with our forecast. >> thank you. today is our hottest day. if you are outside, hydrate early and often. this runs through the evening hours. 8:00 to 9:00 for the bay area. there's a lot of poorness and danger out there because of the heat. the earlier you get outside the better. temperatures from 80 in san francisco to 103. up to 30 degrees cooler with a chance of wet weather by saturday. >>> it's time for "live with kelly >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from "rupaul's drag race," carson kressley. and we continue

clark, two mean who were killed by police violence the justice they say they are still fighting for, but also what is giving them hope in this moment, savannah >> guys, rapper and activist killer mike a deeply personal speech in atlanta a few days ago. it was an emotional plea to protesters, a real clarion call. this morning he's with us live and he's going to share his message to all americans in search of justice and peace. but first, let us get a check of the weather from mr. roker al, good morning again. >> i can't wait to hear what killer mike has to say i've watched that address he gave at least three times. it's really powerful as we look at what's happening for today, we are watching for some warmer weather making its way into the south hot and dry out west severe storms up through the upper mississippi river valley record highs will move into the eastern plains plenty of sunshine in the pacific northwest. heavy rain developing along the western coast of florida tomorrow and look for severe storms stretching from iowa all the way into the interior sections of the northeast. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. one really hot day today as the temperatures above for