>> correct. >> randy scott: thank you. is there a motion? >> i would move that the $554,000 of the 1,661,000 be used to stabilize rates as long as is that is from an active gain versus premium cost. however that calculation worked its way out. and that those funds actually are due back to the plan in question according to our policy. >> randy scott: is there a second? >> second. >> randy scott: it's been properly moved and seconded, the recommendation as outlined on page 8 of the presentation be adopted with the understanding that additional options are being formulated by the actuary. and it will be presented later. is there a discussion on the motion by the commissioners? is there any public comment? hear and seeing no public comment we are ready to [roll call] all of those opposed. the motion is adopted. >> we are now ready to move to discussion item 7. >> item 7. >> discuss item. presentation on cobay bench marking. 123450 on the table is bench mashing. this is something we are done the last few years in february. so it's time to take an

>> randy scott: shae. please. >> you look at this -- what i'm take away from the design of this particular slide -- it doesn't really effect very many people and not very many drugs. so it probably doesn't mean anything. what i see from this, a small handful of people for whatever reason are being predescribed these drug drugs and they may have unique circumstances that require them is. there's a pattern here for the most part people are driving toward lower cost drugs but as we know in medicine there are unique circumstances. every human being is different. so i guess given that there isn't a lot of cost here, that -- this is just a small sliver it. lead me to suspect that we are trying to extract cost savings from people who may be getting predescribed medications that they uniquely need. for whatever particular reason happens to exist within that individual. so if there was a pattern of people predescribing medications that were very expensive. but i see a reverse pattern am i see exceptions to the rule

>> 35-year-old randy scott from morgantown, west virginia, volunteered to live like the rock for three mees. >> i'm about to get enough food to feed a small army. understand why they get personal chefs the hardest thing i have had to face now is finding the time in the day to eat. my new favorite thing is stoplights and stop signs because at each and every one of those i get to eat more. >> reporter: entering day ten scott was still committed. >> i have a day full of meetings so want to hurry up and eat my morning fish and eggs and then run to the gym. >> reporter: how is scott feeling now after the three weeks? find out live. [ cheers and applause ] we're now joined by george and randy and let's take a look at what was accomplished over three weeks. 7,003 grams of protein consumed. 126 meals and 31.5 hours of cardio. wow. >> it was insane. >> wow. wow. and, george, looking at all this food and that seems like so much food to eat. what do you tell your clients about food? >> you know basically people as soon as you give them diet they're afraid because diet is from death. so i tell the

scott is a hero in life not just in school. but in life. >> a hero and incredibly selfless. our thanks to randi kaye for that. scott's burial ceremony is tomorrow. condolences to his family. before we go to break, here are pictures from around the country of candlelight vigils held for the victims and the victims' families. we'll be right back. i'm mark and i quit smoking with chantix. i was a heavy smoker for 26 years. i smoked a pack and a half a day and i was able to quit with chantix. i never thought that i could quit, but i did. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. without a doubt, chantix reduced my urge to smoke. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, or suicidal thoughts or actions with chantix. serious side effects may include seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking or allergic and skin reactions which can be life-threatening. stop chantix and get help right away if you have

randy, accomplished amateur skater. >> very good picture. very good little skater. had the same coach as scottreporter: for 75th birthday, sons took her skating and randy arranged a surprise phone call. >> called me on a 75th birthday. >> reporter: two years ago, randy died of illness. >> i was really proud of him. >> reporter: watching olympic skating now seems to bring her closer to him. >> very much so. you can watch people be excellent and be a part of it for a few moments. >> reporter: she just can't afford to attend the games. but here she has the best seat in the house. >> i want to watch the olympics with her. sweet. >>> still ahead, different type of display. >> festival on the beach. may have helped warm things up a bit in all that cold. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. and i am a s

. >> cnn's randi kaye spoke with scott's mother about the legacy her son leaves. >> tell me about yourt was he like? >> my son was probably the most humble person you ever met in your life. he was caring. he was really kind. if you asked him to do something for you, there is no doubt he would get it done. >> what did he love about teaching? he taught geography. did he love these kids? and love teaching? >> he loved to be able to get through to kids. he loved to be able to explain something and have them engage. he was their teacher. he was mr. biegle. but i think he was more like a friend. you know? i think the children learn to respect him. he was tough. he was tough. he had his rules and his ways. and i think after a while they understood that and they came to love him and respect him. >> and he was also a camp counsellor. >> that was his passion. >> being in camp was scott's passion. he started when he was 7. he loved camp. he lived for camp. he went to school and tend of the school year he would count the days until he could go to camp. and -- he's a kid at heart for real. and then

randy, an accomplished amateur skater. >> this is a very good picture. he was a skater. he had the same coach as scott >> reporter: for chongor's 75th birthday, her sons took her skating. randy arranged a surprise phone call. >> they called me on my 75th birthday. >> reporter: two years ago, being randy died of illness. >> i was really proud of him. all these young skaters. >> reporter: watching olympic skating now seems to bring her closer to him. >> oh very much so. you know, you can watch people be excellent, and be a part of it for a few moments. >> reporter: she says she just can't afford to actually attend the games, but here -- >> number one! look at that. >> reporter: she has the best seat in the house. joe rosato jr. >> that was exciting. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> got to love her olympic spirit. "today in the bay" is back after two minutes. coming up, our clear the shelters segment, featuring our friends from pets in need. we will introduce you to voss. there he is. shelters segment" this morning -- some special >>> all right. it is time for our clear the shelter segment this mornin

news contributor, and in tallahassee, randy fein, one of the 73 republican members of the house of representatives who signed a letter urging florida governor rick scott to suspend sheriff israel. to start a conversation, guys, i want to share another exclusive report with you tonight. now, our sources near the broward county sheriff's department are telling us that the deputies who arrived at the scene of the shooting were told not to enter the school unless their body cameras were turned on, and then we found out that the deputies did not have body cameras so they did not enter the building or engage the shooter. curiously, police also lost radio communication during the parkland shooting. and all resource claims that radio communication also went dead during the fort lauderdale airport shooting in 2017 that he also got a lot of criticism for. i want to start with you, representative fein, your reaction to this news that they were told to enter without body cams, which they lacked at the time, your reaction? >> thank you, lord. thank you for having me on. the more we learn about the situation, the more obvious it is that sheriff israel needs to resi

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