action item and presented by mike clarke with aon. >> mike clarke, aon. this is my final benefit presentation today for the vision service plan fully insured 2025 rate contributions. i wont go through the preface for reference, but this is fully insured plan and it comprises following plans, the basic vision plan where the rates are embedded within the medical rate cards separate line item, premier vision plan, higher level of benefit members can play beyond the basic plan, computer vision care provides benefits to about 20 thousand employees and employer paid as well as the buy up contributions referenced earlier. what i like to do is skip ahead to page 9. there is a lot of information just for context, but in the interest of time, just provide background within a 5 year rate agreement period with vsp where year 4 was prescribed not exceed 2 percent overall rate increases based on the overall loss ratio of the plan. it just so happens that the full 2 percent won't apply. there will be increase to the premier plan only but not the other plans. if you look

chambers who supported mcconnell leader schumer, speaker johnson, hakeem jeffries and congress mike caps on clark all of your great work. i know i join everyone here today to applaud the veterans of the ghost of family for their valiant efforts during world war ii. we can nevere■o repay them for their invaluable contribution for the allied victory. thank you for being with us here today. as you heard and we heard from others today the ghost army tactics were meant to be disciplined bu today their contributions will no longer remain unseen in the shadows. these brave the bravery, skills, courage found in american years they can use their exceptional creativity and resourcefulness on the battlefields of europe to create complex solutions and impersonated other allied units to deceive military leaders of eight nazi/germany leadership and other access nations. to achieve this the soldiers used inflatable tanks. bigot radio transmission, sounded trucks and stage intricate and cinematic battlefield sittions that misled the army about the composition and disposition of american forces. convinced they we

perry, lee gregory, poppy gamblin, jason geller, cammy blackstone, stephanie isaacson, noah clark, katie brown and mike grisso. i couldn't have done it without you, and i especially want to thank the chamber staff who pours their heart and soul into this organization and the city every day, particularly rodney fong, who's a true leader and a coalition builder. he's worked hard through these challenging times and really lifted us up with his energy and optimism as you heard him talk earlier today, um, this process is far from over, but the wheels are in motion. with everything we've done this year, things are moving forward and we are going to work towards a cleaner, safer and more functional and more vibrant city. i know this momentum will continue you as i turn the chamber board leadership over to alfredo pedroza, senior vice president of local government relations for wells fargo. alfredo has been my vice chair over the past year, and his insights and support have been invaluable. he is a native san franciscan with a deep love for the city and a true desire to restore the city to be a great place to

perry, lee gregory, poppy gamblin, jason geller, cammy blackstone, stephanie isaacson, noah clark, katie brown and mike grisso. i couldn't have done it without you, and i especially want to thank the chamber staff who pours their heart and soul into this organization and the city every day, particularly rodney fong, who's a true leader and a coalition builder. he's worked hard through these challenging times and really lifted us up with his energy and optimism as you heard him talk earlier today, um, this process is far from over, but the wheels are in motion. with everything we've done this year, things are moving forward and we are going to work towards a cleaner, safer and more functional and more vibrant city. i know this momentum will continue you as i turn the chamber board leadership over to alfredo pedroza, senior vice president of local government relations for wells fargo. alfredo has been my vice chair over the past year, and his insights and support have been invaluable. he is a native san franciscan with a deep love for the city and a true desire to restore the city to be a great place to

we talk about clark and eastman and all the individuals under trump. have we still not gotten to the fact that mike lee was the first to mention it was eastman. and whether it was scott perry or jeff clark. i find it amazing that we have not gotten to the root cause. trump has been able to wrap this around a radicalization of people with thoughts and beliefs from conspiracy theories. my fear is that the courts don't know how to react and i think there is so much data. we had a 30 million lines of data. we looked at 5 million pages of records and text messages. i don't think the judiciary at this point with how vast this was could get their arms around the moving parts. >> that is the dij@ vu of it all. will he be able to pay his bond? the fact that we are talking about him attacking not only judges but their family members. part of it is that this is a pattern of behavior and what i think is challenging is you both want to situate the pattern of behavior without saying that it is all the same. don't worry. nothing new here. look away. >> this is such an important point. when you think about what is

perry, lee gregory, poppy gamblin, jason geller, cammy blackstone, stephanie isaacson, noah clark, katie brown and mike grisso. i couldn't have done it without you, and i especially want to thank the chamber staff who pours their heart and soul into this organization and the city every day, particularly rodney fong, who's a true leader and a coalition builder. he's worked hard through these challenging times and really lifted us up with his energy and optimism as you heard him talk earlier today, um, this process is far from over, but the wheels are in motion. with everything we've done this year, things are moving forward and we are going to work towards a cleaner, safer and more functional and more vibrant city. i know this momentum will continue you as i turn the chamber board leadership over to alfredo pedroza, senior vice president of local government relations for wells fargo. alfredo has been my vice chair over the past year, and his insights and support have been invaluable. he is a native san franciscan with a deep love for the city and a true desire to restore the city to be a great place to

mike johnson if he moves forward with a ukraine aid package? >> yes >> absolutely. i will >> we're going to look first-order leadership to hakeem jeffries, katherine katherine clark. but what they've said, i've very much agree with which is that if mike johnson or current speakers willing first let us keep the government open, which he did last week. and then to put ukraine money out there, let allow there to be a vote then we don't want to just throw him under the bus. if he's willing to do the right thing. we'd rather stick with him than somebody who is wild is marjorie taylor greene >> congressman. the other sort of news we're grappling with this morning, this major fundraiser that president biden held in new york city with two former presidents, he was repeatedly interrupted by protesters who are upset about his conduct the war in gaza president obama actually encouraged him to encourage the crowd to listen to what they had to say in that context. do you think president biden is striking the right balance between supporting israel and speaking up for the humanitarian concerns and gaza, i do think so. >> it's been a journey we're very different from where we wer

perry, lee gregory, poppy gamblin, jason geller, cammy blackstone, stephanie isaacson, noah clark, katie brown and miket have done it without you, and i especially want to thank the chamber staff who pours their heart and soul into this organization and the city every day, particularly rodney fong, who's a true leader and a coalition builder. he's worked hard through these challenging times and really lifted us up with his energy and optimism as you heard him talk earlier today, um, this process is far from over, but the wheels are in motion. with everything we've done this year, things are moving forward and we are going to work towards a cleaner, safer and more functional and more vibrant city. i know this momentum will continue you as i turn the chamber board leadership over to alfredo pedroza, senior vice president of local government relations for wells fargo. alfredo has been my vice chair over the past year, and his insights and support have been invaluable. he is a native san franciscan with a deep love for the city and a true desire to restore the city to be a great place to live and do busine

clark. >> people who tried to overturn it. mattises, kelly's, everything who kept it on the rail. nobody is joining the administration. who he chooses as his vice-president is not mikepence or somebody who says if your scenario kamala harris is the vice-president who makes it harder for the electors stealing things around fyi in that scenario. i don't think people are alarmed-- i don't think it's american carnage. you talk about burning the boats in the good way that i think that nikki haley is in the good way. there's a good and bad way. and some are saying i'm going to ride this trump thing to the end and i'm going to do whatever i want and punish my enemies and we're all getting audited in this room if trump is the-- >> at a minimum. >> at minimum. and so i sort of try to-- anytime i feel tired i hold those scenarios in my head to think about just how bad it could be and the thing is it's not just most of the people in congress who would have stood up to him the last time they're gone. they've all been run out. there is brad raffensperger in georgia, there's steven richer in maricopa county in arizona, there's, i mean kemp in georgia you could probably count on t

clark looks with the on his way there as well. talk about why it is important for things like state bar associations and other disciplinary ioauthorities to b able to make sure mike is a day of reckoning and account ability for lawyers facilitating crimes. >> all of us as lawyers, katie as you know, are members of the bar of some state or jurisdiction. when we do that, we agree to become officers of the court. and we are required to comply with not just the law, like every other citizen, but ethics standards. they say we will conduct ourselves ethically. our public stamens and stamens in court and to our clients will be truthful and candid. although we are accredited to represent our clients- i do not fault anyone that represents donald trump and he is charged with a crime. ed it is a job. just as people may defend the red coat who attacked in the boston massacre, donald trump is entitled to a defense. only a defense that complies with the rules of ethics. i think the disbarment of john eastman and the charges against jeffrey clark are appropriate and sends a message to lawyers who violate the response abilities and their oath as lawyers in the name of defending