i'm assistant deputy chief raymond williams >> mr. president you have a quorum.e have the director of office of citizens complaint. joyce hicks. >> thank you very much and ladies and gentlemen welcome to the may 14, 2014 san francisco police commission meeting. we have an agenda to deal with close session matters and we have a report from ccoc tonight. i want to thank you for allowing the young students to go forward. thank you. >> thank you very much. it was my absolute pleasure to hear from the young people. they were amazing. they were more than amazing. it was really incredible. >> please mention the consent calendar. >> occ status of again orders/policy proposals first quarter 2014. >> are there any concerns, any corrections to be made? >> no. is there any public comment? no public comment. do we have a motion? >> i move to approve consent calendar. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> city clerk: general public comment. items not on the agenda but subject matters within the commission. during public comment neither police nor commissioners are required to

i'm assistant deputy chief raymond williams i'd like to welcome you and thank you to coming to honor the graduates of the one hundred and 16th recruit academy ladies and gentlemen, i'd like to present to you the fire crew cut class (clapping) kruts please be seated. i'd like to have father john come forward and lead us in the notion >> good morning, everyone they made it let's give them another - (clapping) well congratulations not only to our new graduates but you'll see family and friends that helped them through the time i know their protective we shall proud of the class and want to wish them the best has they serve our city and share in so many ways in the protection and safety of all our citizens. we come from many traditions and yet we just gather in our good thoughts and prayers for the new class and ourselves. lord our god we thank you for your new firefighters we say ask them to watch over them and be proud of the job and to also have a sense of how great a gift it is to be a san francisco firefighter bless their family and friends and all of us today. amen (clapping) >> at

in arizona raymond murphy remembering her husband william, who served in world war ii.cub scout placing flowers, moving his grandfather to tears. >> it meant that he cared. about so many people giving their lives for our country. >> reporter: that grandfather, a vietnam vet. at arlington national cemetery, remembering those who've fall nen more modern wars. this former army sergeant, anthony brown, remembering his best friend, sergeant scott kirkpatrick. they fought together in iraq. in new jersey a mother honoring her son, ryan ianelli, who served in afghanistan. even on the field, in atlanta today, braves players standing side by side with current men and women in uniform. and across the nation children paying respects and giving thanks. and of course tonight we salute all of our men and women in uniform. thanks for watching abc news. we hope you enjoyed your memorial day holiday. be sure to tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow. they'll have the very latest on that tragic shooting outside santa barbara. and we will have a full report tomorrow night on "nightline

helen darling, who runs the national business group on .ealth ron williams, former ceo of aetna. raymond gilmartin, former ceo of merck. you have their bios in your packet. i urge you to read them and be impressed, but we will dive right into the questioning here. what i'd like to do, angela, art with you. at the end of the day, there are only three things that matter here. access to care, the cost of care , and the quality of the care. so what i'd like to do is get the panel to talk a little bit about how the affordable care act, given what we know today, seems to be doing on each of those measures. i'd like you to start with access. >> i think access was ultimately the goal, when you think about the provisions in the affordable care act that related to cost and quality. they are either not there or not in place at this point. so we really have not seen the impact of that. you are right, there has been so much heat and smoke about execution, implementation, that it is hard to see where we are, but we have good data now. you probably have all the numbers in terms of additional access. th