so you want me to have a ppo? you have a pos, not a ppo that means... i want a ppo?ild crying) you have a pos, it's like a hmo. it means you a referral from a pcp. a pcp? a primary care physician. a pos means i need a pcp? (child crying) a referral. (child crying) find a doctor in your network before you book... with zocdoc. >> jack: you're not being reasonable, ash. >> ashley: i'm not being reasonable? >> jack: we all but stole lancelot shipping from newman. >> ashley: it was for sale, jack. i bought it. that's called commerce. >> jack: you and i both know that company should never have been on the market in the first place, and certainly not at bargain-basement rates. >> ashley: that's not my fault. >> jack: it's not newman's, either. it's a worm. it's a virus. whatever the hell it was, it was planted in their computer network. >> ashley: i've done nothing wrong, jack. i mean, what the hell?! since when do you have a problem getting one up on victor? he would have done the same thing to you in a heartbeat, and you know it. >> jack: this is different. >> ashley: in

so you want me to have a ppo? you have a pos, not a ppo that means... i want a ppo?crying) you have a pos, it's like a hmo. it means you a referral from a pcp. a pcp? a primary care physician. a pos means i need a pcp? (child crying) a referral. (child crying) find a doctor in your network before you book... with zocdoc. >>> well, we are taking another live look at the united nations in new york. pope francis is supposed to speak before the top of the hour. he will be the fifth pope to do so. so all of the dignitaries, getting ready, and making sure they're in place, so we'll make sure to get you more on that, of course, so, 9:31, get those costumes, halloween is well over a month away. you should be shopping now, apparently. so we're going tell you how you can save few bucks, save to up 09%, that's right. and you're talking about the just between friends consignment expo. we don't want you to keep this between friends, we want to hear about it. >> happyhappen to share about i, it is a semi-annual children's maternity consignment sale happening now at the greater phi

so you want me to have a ppo? you have a pos, not a ppo that means... i want a ppo?) you have a pos, it's like a hmo. it means you a referral from a pcp. a pcp? a primary care physician. a pos means i need a pcp? (child crying) a referral. (child crying) find a doctor in your network before you book... with zocdoc. >>> history in the making. pope francis has another busy day ahead before setting his sights on our area. we'll track his journey. >> securing the city. extra screenings and more precautions went into place in the last 30 minutes. we'll tell you how to prepare. >> expect cooler and breezy weather. here is a live look from sky force 10. we'll tell you what to expect through the papal weekend. beautiful out there. good morning. welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson. 65 degrees. right to meteorologist sheena parveen in. >> good morning. we're looking at a pretty nice start. you notice the changes with more clouds coming in time for the weekend. right now, though, we're at 66, philadelphia 63, wilmington mid-60s, and dover and

so you want me to have a ppo? you have a pos, not a ppo that means... i want a ppo?child crying) you have a pos, it's like a hmo. it means you a referral from a pcp. a pcp? a primary care physician. a pos means i need a pcp? (child crying) a referral. (child crying) find a doctor in your network before you book... with zocdoc. . >>> as our coverage continues of the pope in philadelphia, a live look at the ben franklin bridge. a rare time that it is closed to cars and people are starting to walk across the bridge to catch a glimpse of the pope. >> and high above center city is sky force 10 and matt delucia is in sky force 10. give us an update, an idea of what it looks like town there, matt. >> reporter: well, first off, i think i may have had the privilege of having been through the check point by the basilica and then managed to get out of the secure zone and over into our helicopter. let's give you an idea of what it looks line down there right now. you can see all these folks coming over from the camden side over the bridge in to philadelphia. we haven't seen a wh

so you want me to have a ppo? you have a pos, not a ppo that means... i want a ppo?d crying) you have a pos, it's like a hmo. it means you a referral from a pcp. a pcp? a primary care physician. a pos means i need a pcp? (child crying) a referral. (child crying) find a doctor in your network before you book... with zocdoc. >> this week the eagles play at the new york jets, coming off biggie meisha until, hard to believe jets are two and zero. i know it is early in the season, zero and three big hole. so is there urgency for the eagles? >> it is when you try to look at the big picture. you start to look at the season holisiticly, you start to panic little bit. you never want to start zero and two. but, when you look at it from, you know, a small stand point, every game you go into, you try to win. all we can do is focus on this week, we want to win this weekend. so there is a sense of you are jen sir week to win that game. >> this week no more than any other week. >> all right, the phillies are playing it out this season. to miami, pete gets one year contract before t

so you want me to have a ppo? you have a pos, not a ppo that means... i want a ppo?ild crying) you have a pos, it's like a hmo. it means you a referral from a pcp. a pcp? a primary care physician. a pos means i need a pcp? (child crying) a referral. (child crying) find a doctor in your network before you book... with zocdoc. >>> good morning, pope francis is waking up in insuring this morning before heading here, to philadelphia, we have more on yesterday's events and the beautiful mass held at madison square garden last night. >>> in just a few hours, of course, ben franklin parkway will be packed with people and the faithful come from all over to see pope francis, it will look very different in just a few hours. >>> and a bucks county family is just one day away from an extraordinary opportunity, the role they will play during tomorrow's papal mass. >>> good morning, i'm erika ron tiehl. i want to check with kyla and we'd love to welcome the pope with sunshine and more cloudy day. >> it is cloudy, and windy, that is what you will feel but i think people are so exci

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so you want me to have a ppo? you have a pos, not a ppo that means... i want a ppo?ing) you have a pos, it's like a hmo. it means you a referral from a pcp. a pcp? a primary care physician. a pos means i need a pcp? (child crying) a referral. (child crying) find a doctor in your network before you book... with zocdoc. > stahl: now, an update on a story we called "rare earth elements" that we first broadcast last march. rare earths are crucial to electronic technology. you can't make a laptop or smart phone or fighter jet without them. one country, china, has a virtual global monopoly on the rare earths mining industry, and has used that power to disrupt the world supply. this paved the way for constantine karayannopoulos, the chairman of molycorp, to restart operations at the only rare earth mine in the united states, and the birthplace of the rare earth revolution. are we actually walking on rare earth elements right now? >> karayannopoulos: we're physically on the ore body. >> stahl: we are right on it. >> karayannopoulos: it starts at the top of the mine, then com

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by controlling the production of ppo the scientists have created a non-browning apple.ds like a neat party trick, but will consumers bite? >> the arctic apple is important because it goes to the consumer rather than the farmer. this is a first product that bell' see targeted that way. >> i think of soccer moms bringing snacks to their children. are these soccer moms are going to be frowned upon that these apples are not turning brown, why is it? >> there will be a lot of soccer moms who will freak out, but then you have science moms, and science moms are a persuasive bunch. >> we want to know what people know and feel about gmos. we hit the streets and asked them, would you eat a gm fruit. >> if i were to send some strawberries home with you, you eat them? >> yes. >> what if i told you that they were modified strawberries would you eat them? >> it sounds freaky . >> what do you know about gmo gmos. >> i don't know much about gmos. >> what you say is what we hear from mothers. i worry about the health of my child. that's a common concern, and it's a common thought. do yo

money important, but she has got to start getting ready for what is coming her way, which is a ton hp,ppo about her time in her business career is what killed her when she ran in california. barbara boxer -- it could kill her now. mark: but she is totally intellectually invested. she gets a case to make -- her business record is not as bad as they say but not as good as she said. this is not something to be blindsided by. it puts her in a different position than some of the candidates who come seemingly out of nowhere. that performance was strong in her operation was just big enough to take a fair amount of advantage. hashtags and trends are all good, but the real barometer now for any candidate is does it improve their standing in key states in national polls? that is how you raise money and leverage a good debate performance. john, county of think that people who did well last night, starting with carly fiorina, and also marco rubio, chris christie -- how do you think -- what do you think the likelihood as they will move up in the polls? john: i think carly is likely to get a big bump.

the changes include the new united healthcare national lapd ppo. they also include the new fsa vendor for our fsa's. we implement the cobras in july. we are doing what they call six meetings as we convert to peoplesoft 9.2. so there've been several of those trying to make sure that transition goes smoothly. i think it significant to say we enrolled 700 new retirees in the last two months. so, that's a huge amount of work for our benefit staff. i'm going to skip through other than to say among you all approved the budget for the enterprise contract management solution, and that was approved yesterday. now all we have to do is select a vendor and start scanning and it's very exciting. i'm waiting for years for that. the web statistics are in your binder. finance wise, we went before the board of supervisors. we responded to the board of supervisors budget analyst two-and were successful in having a majority of our cut being stored and restored and we want for the board of supervisors and i was approved and the funding on electronic contact management

. >> hi my name is jane kim gonzales the vice presidents of santa fe ppo i've been a patrol officer foroorn years this is remarkable showing so many people are here tonight this is a time in our country and communities brown where law enforcement issues are taking center stage there is terrific tragedy that happened there's been mistakes there's been crimes condominium by law enforcement officers it is time we need to look at the way we do things and law enforcement is a profession we're constantly strive to achieve a better path be towards truth of the matter and justice in the criminal justice system all of you being part of that is really, really important body cameras are one product that is comes from the contestants any policy changes there are going to be make us do a much better job i'll talk about allowing officers to view footage or not have incidents that happen why offices should view the video or not in different cases is the best practice has been larger decided the department of justice and is la police commission adapt a policy that allows officers to view it, it is a co

. >> hi my name is jane kim gonzales the vice presidents of santa fe ppo i've been a patrol officer foroorn years this is remarkable showing so many people are here tonight this is a time in our country and communities brown where law enforcement issues are taking center stage there is terrific tragedy that happened there's been mistakes there's been crimes condominium by law enforcement officers it is time we need to look at the way we do things and law enforcement is a profession we're constantly strive to achieve a better path be towards truth of the matter and justice in the criminal justice system all of you being part of that is really, really important body cameras are one product that is comes from the contestants any policy changes there are going to be make us do a much better job i'll talk about allowing officers to view footage or not have incidents that happen why offices should view the video or not in different cases is the best practice has been larger decided the department of justice and is la police commission adapt a policy that allows officers to view it, it is a co

. >> hi my name is jane kim gonzales the vice presidents of santa fe ppo i've been a patrol officer foroorn years this is remarkable showing so many people are here tonight this is a time in our country and communities brown where law enforcement issues are taking center stage there is terrific tragedy that happened there's been mistakes there's been crimes condominium by law enforcement officers it is time we need to look at the way we do things and law enforcement is a profession we're constantly strive to achieve a better path be towards truth of the matter and justice in the criminal justice system all of you being part of that is really, really important body cameras are one product that is comes from the contestants any policy changes there are going to be make us do a much better job i'll talk about allowing officers to view footage or not have incidents that happen why offices should view the video or not in different cases is the best practice has been larger decided the department of justice and is la police commission adapt a policy that allows officers to view it, it is a co

now god forbid your family member has a particular medical condition you need a ppo where it's going cost $1100 a month. paraprofessionals, it's half of their paycheck. when we want to talk about an affordable city, housing -- i'm really, really happy of the movement that we see developing aroundhousing. though i have to say i agree with mr. david campos quite a bit. let's make health care affordable as well. if you subsidize $700 per person, it would be $4 million for the district a year; right? and the relief that would have on the members that i know how much they suffer every month paying that ridiculous payment for health care, and the ability to maybe keep families in the city, educators with families in the city? it would be an incredible benefit for educators. so i hope that is not too much of a distraction, but i really -- it's really close to my heart. i'm sure everyone who has family members about health conditions understands where i'm coming from where that. >> thank you, mr. bela. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> good evening, commissioners. my name is gail peters and i'm

now god forbid your family member has a particular medical condition you need a ppo where it's going cost $1100 a month. paraprofessionals, it's half of their paycheck. when we want to talk about an affordable city, housing -- i'm really, really happy of the movement that we see developing aroundhousing. though i have to say i agree with mr. david campos quite a bit. let's make health care affordable as well. if you subsidize $700 per person, it would be $4 million for the district a year; right? and the relief that would have on the members that i know how much they suffer every month paying that ridiculous payment for health care, and the ability to maybe keep families in the city, educators with families in the city? it would be an incredible benefit for educators. so i hope that is not too much of a distraction, but i really -- it's really close to my heart. i'm sure everyone who has family members about health conditions understands where i'm coming from where that. >> thank you, mr. bela. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> good evening, commissioners. my name is gail peters and i'm

now god forbid your family member has a particular medical condition you need a ppo where it's going cost $1100 a month. paraprofessionals, it's half of their paycheck. when we want to talk about an affordable city, housing -- i'm really, really happy of the movement that we see developing aroundhousing. though i have to say i agree with mr. david campos quite a bit. let's make health care affordable as well. if you subsidize $700 per person, it would be $4 million for the district a year; right? and the relief that would have on the members that i know how much they suffer every month paying that ridiculous payment for health care, and the ability to maybe keep families in the city, educators with families in the city? it would be an incredible benefit for educators. so i hope that is not too much of a distraction, but i really -- it's really close to my heart. i'm sure everyone who has family members about health conditions understands where i'm coming from where that. >> thank you, mr. bela. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> good evening, commissioners. my name is gail peters and i'm