. >> okay, this is the item we discussed under united health care city plan. so what's happened now is that you have a flex funded or a potential self funded blue shield product or as kaiser product to be offered. at this point, we, when we initially looked at flex funded last year they said are you going to recommend a stable reserve? i said not until your two other reverse and your continued reserve is fully funded. their ample dollars are for both reserves and they are able to fund a claim stabilization reserve much earlier than i thought you could. so we've had to cl this in the stabilization because it was addressed the city plan which has the $17 million. so what we have done is we've included the flex funded and/or self funded hmo both buckets in this particular document to say going forward instead of saying when we get there we've gone ahead because it was probably not prudent on my part to waiting a year. so that we've gone ahead and decided to codify anything that could possibly happen. with that said, this document goes through all of the various c

cities all across the united states of america. it is economic, but it's also about access to health care. it's about the snap program. it's about fresh fruits and vegetables and do you have supermarkets in your community or not? it's a wide range of factors that all combine that end up addressing the issue of poverty and inequality i think as you laid out. >> woodruff: well you know, of course, that philadelphia is one of five places in the country designated by the obama administration as so-called promise zones, meaning-- what does that mean to your city? what does-- it happened last summer-- go ahead, yeah. >> it was just a couple of weeks ago. and it was very, very proud on wehalf of the city to, one, have some really great partners to submit that application with, to be designated by president obama and his administration as one of these promise zone areas. it means a number of things-- one, we're one of the first five in the united states of america. as the president talked about in his state of the union address in 2013. two, it means that you'll have acstoas greater federal and private resources when you're a

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