and so the percentages you'll see next to the co-payments show the percentage of these co-payments in relation to the average 2019 total cost for service for each of these two services for sfhfs members. and at the bottom you'll see the percentage of members reported to us by kaiser having each of these services in 2019, 4% of the covered members having an inpatient hospitalization, 18% of covered members having an outpatient surgery in 2019. next slide. so next we'll talk about the rate cards. when setting the total rate card premiums for kaiser active employees and early retirees, we consider those fully insured plan premiums that are provided to us by kaiser, the basic plan vision premiums which are unchanged from 2020 levels as approved by the health service board in the march 2020 meeting, and the health care sustainability fund charge of $3 per employee/retiree which is unchanged from 2020. the rate cards include the employer contribution amounts based on the city provisions including the monthy county average actuarial difference and the employer contribution amounts, and we ha

and so the percentages you'll see next to the co-payments show the percentage of these co-payments in relation to the average 2019 total cost for service for each of these two services for sfhfs members. and at the bottom you'll see the percentage of members reported to us by kaiser having each of these services in 2019, 4% of the covered members having an inpatient hospitalization, 18% of covered members having an outpatient surgery in 2019. next slide. so next we'll talk about the rate cards. when setting the total rate card premiums for kaiser active employees and early retirees, we consider those fully insured plan premiums that are provided to us by kaiser, the basic plan vision premiums which are unchanged from 2020 levels as approved by the health service board in the march 2020 meeting, and the health care sustainability fund charge of $3 per employee/retiree which is unchanged from 2020. the rate cards include the employer contribution amounts based on the city provisions including the monthy county average actuarial difference and the employer contribution amounts, and we ha

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time for the rate increase or for the increase to co-pay. health care is critical at this time. this is not the time to make this kind of adjustment, and i ask the board to reconsider the motion, to vote against the motion, rather. thank you. >> madam secretary: thank you, sir. moderator, can we take the next caller, please. >> operator: you have two questions remaining. >> hi, my name is theresa rutherford. i remember sciu 1021. i'm one of the vice-presidents, and again, we urge you to vote no against rate increases and any increasing in co-pays. as my fellow union brother said, this is not the time for this. it's san francisco. we are asking you to show the federal government, show the person in the white house what it is to lead. please lead on this. this is not the time to penalize front-line workers who are doing the work, and their families and [indiscernible] by having [indiscernible] paying their bills as opposed to delivering the excellent service. san francisco's been leading. please lead on this. do not allow kaiser, blue cross an

heres the co-inventor of toll in surfing a new york times best selling author and a health and fitness leader his latest bestselling book is life writer so i take this time to welcome laird hamilton to off to jesse ventura of the world according to laird thank you like many physical activities surfing can have a spiritual or therapeutic value in all that but out in california right now due to this pandemic they are apparently busting people for surfing and things like that laird i'd like to get your opinion how do you feel when surfers have gotten tickets for surfing and doing things like that in california now are they in danger surfing because of this pandemic. well i mean honestly jesse i don't know enough about the science of what's going on right now i just know that the ocean it represents a place for people to you know maybe deal with their anxiety or just take

co-coordinated of the healthy corner store collaboration close to 35 hundred residents 4 thousand are children the medium is about $23,000 a year so a low income neighborhood many new immigrants and many people on fixed incomes residents have it travel outside of their neighborhood to assess fruits and vegetables it can be come senator for seniors and hard to travel get on a bus to get an apple or a pear or like tomatoes to fit into their meals my my name is ryan the co-coordinate for the tenderloin healthy store he coalition we work in the neighborhood trying to support small businesses and improving access to healthy produce in the tenderloin that is one of the most neighborhoods that didn't have access to a full service grocery store and we california together out of the meeting held in 2012 through the major development center the survey with the corners stores many stores do have access and some are bad quality and an overwhelming support from community members wanting to utilities the service spas we decided to work with the small businesses as their role within the community an

but the peacekeepers are reluctant to use force against the serbs cos of those future in the back. these are still happy day. off family film over the easter holiday. most ethnic albanians in kosovo all nominally muslim. but here in weston costs of many a catholic like lucian his family. back in but lucian saw those seem to be getting on well it looks like it might end the beginning of a tentative friendship they speak together in serbia as. over there. they're now partners in this new venture intended to lift out of poverty to the. a peacock just opened. a part time jobs here again the fall responded by the cost of government and foreign aid groups and the pig farm seems to be a catalyst bringing serbs and albanians together. of course this brings us closer we can communicate with them and they can communicate with us because we work together. weeks later in early may serbs elected a new governor. the nationalist prime minister. confronting the west over kosovo looking for another term. when the results came out in galbraith a surprising victory for pro western democrats led by pr

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the co-owners of source book sellers. janet, when did you start your bookstore? >> 1989. we just celebrated our 30 years of selling books here in detroit. at that time, vendors, people had been showing up. in 2002, we helped form a collective of three independent stores that share the space. in 2013, we moved into the space that we are in now. midtown detroit. >> how far from the downtown area are you, in detroit. >> eight or 9 miles. downtown is one district, as they are saying now, in detroit. the next district after that. years ago, new center was created, and another part of the city. that is another five or 7 miles up beyond us. we are really right in the heart of the cultural life of the city with the university, library, main library, wayne state university, the health centers in a lot of galleys and african-american museums, historical museums. we are in a wonderful, cultural rich area of the city. really, the heart of the city. >> a couple blocks off woodward avenue. >> i mention the little train that goes up and down the road. 1 mile. not 1 mile, one block. you

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in plastic bags are the biggest problem in the gulf right now is the woman's co-operative in the community faso and it supports both female empowerment and environmental protection for the evening the women here wash the plastic bags on disinfect them in the move to leave. the next step is to cut the bags into thin strips and roll them on to spend. any. thread is woven on into durable fabric. which is used for making briefcases and other stylish bags. the item sell for between 20 and 50 euros. the woman in the co-operative 250 year as a week. not allows them to support their families. also doing something good for the environment. and how about you. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet hash tag doing your bit. we share your story. now for taxing the environment is one thing economic activity is another but they don't necessarily have to be in conflict with one another but in our next story we look at a phony situation in balad where conservationists are warning that the government's plans to turn the idyllic meandering river pripyat into a ma

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out by a rebel group the co-operative for the development of congo it's. come from the ethnic group at least $151.00 people were killed in the 6 months leading to april abdul aziz is the director of the united nations joint human rights of the 2nd shot so he explains why the violence has been hard to contain multiple small. mostly couples of members of the community moving around the different territories mainly. but also. attacking civilians. but also. position of course the v.c. are doing that by as with the support of the school to talk of the insecurity to try to control to gain control of the affected areas but of course you can imagine how it's difficult to deal with these. small groups you know not acting and unified commanding structure but very mobile and attacking. civilians but also all along the main very very difficult task but of course they're doing their best to control the situation in addition to some nonmilitary strategies that are actually being deployed by the local authorities to 4 to promote dialogue between the different communities

to diffuse foreign schmidt's as one of the co-authors of that report joins us now from the greek city of thessaloniki good morning to you florian what have you been hearing from the migrants who say they've been beaten by greek police. well my friends that we could locate in turkey told us well basically that they were at elite under well we can't just say it they would be issued a new papers and and it worked in all the. relevant state that the police conquered their own and other resolutely lonnie. told us it was by him and vault and then they were brought in eventually to the everest river between turkey and greece where they were put on and pushed back to the search site again floor in our view turkey correspond 1000000 interviewed refugees on the turkish side of the border the turkish town of a deer and she found people with very similar stories let's let's take a listen to that before we talk you off once in the midst of some of the we're going to tell you we're from afghanistan and we've been working here in turkey for 3 to 4 years or situation is very bad here through we cross

he is the president of preparers of the breach, co-founder of the poor's's campaign, first launched by reverend martin luther king jr. who worked tirelessly of course on civil rights and racial justice and also on working people's rights within america. it's been a moment since i've seen you. it is good to see you again, sir. >> thank you so much, ari. and you know, i stand there and i just looked at those lines. all that we're seeing is bad choices. this has been a damnable dereliction of duty that is actually criminal. and if i were to speak in biblical terms, it's evil. we've had this pandemic. before the pandemic, 140 million people were living in poverty and low income, 43% of this country. 73 people dying a day from poverty, 250,000 a year. and 80 million people either uninsured or underinsured. and we knew, we knew going on in that pandemics live in the fissures and the wounds of society caused by poverty and systemic racism. and what the pandemic has been is our contrast dye that you put in your body that has forced us to see this. and this is -- these lines, people not having

current wave was truly the last nail in the coffin as a pandemic may co-working a dangerous activity so now it seems like the future is in co working in shared spaces rather it's home office and teleconferencing well kristie let me ask you one more question do you suggest with all the stimulus is the fed are they actually going to honestly look at negative rates i know they said no last week but is that the reality. i think that the reality is that they are going to have to take a look at negative rates because treasuries right now are pricing it in and as much as investors would want they're still pricing it and so as much as howard says that he's not going to you may consider and that is nowhere in the cards for the u.s. we will probably eventually get there especially when the entire world is at negative rates it's going to be a tough decision but a lot of stimulus already in forced into the economy so we'll keep an eye on that the west coast kristie i think for that analysis thank you. for all the talk of the need for contact tracing apps there are reports monday that the tracing

have no fear in speaking truth to power they are the co-host of by any means necessary and sputnik lady jackie luqman and sean block one thank you very much for coming on everybody. thank you very much for having me let's start i want to start with terror reid and joe biden jackie what jumps out to you the most in looking at the news media's coverage surrounding reid's story especially in light of the b. 2 movement. what jumps out at me is the news media's complicity in pretty much destroying the need to move. that right along with the democratic party to propel their presumptive nominee who is already a complete and absolute us are a mess from the beginning even with out the allegations from tower read which to me are completely credible and at the very least there they require a rigorous investigation just as rigorous as the allegations of jim cavanaugh got but the democratic party doesn't want to do that and they have gone so far as to even push journalists at the outlet outlets like the new york times to change parts of the stories that they publish about that now they're shaming ch

and he's been led to a car by a nearby serbian monastery giving him the freedom to drive across cos of 0 if he feels safe doing so. today he's going to the nearby town of cleanup where serbs have been attacked by albanians even since the war with a lot of problems. so far we've had no problems whatsoever neither with people with the police or anything is not a money however we do have our most of our license plates which helps as far as i'm concerned with drive all the way to pristina if you want to. know where any possible. shopping in cleveland solve always treated politely by albanians but suburbs say they're worried about their safety of this town and they dare not go to bars. they're not all over the world they're in. salvado film this delivery of 3 grain from the serbian government. it shows how belgrade tries to keep the loyalty of us who live in kosovo giving them aid the serbian government undermines cos of those independence. by big november it's called suppose albanians who are part. of the very same prestigious streets where that celebrated 9 months before they reject the p

the co-founder and chairman of carbon boards. a man invented a process to tellus for the mass production of custom made. his company's partnership with adie death is a big step forward no one's ever taking 3 d. printing to high volume adidas represented a seminal moment i would argue in the history of the industry where we've got volumes that now allows to have a cost down curve. just like injection molding. this process could present a cost effective alternative to conventional mass production methods 2 years ago it took more than 2 hours to print a shoe sole like this one now it takes just 30 minutes. the 3 d. printing world to go from a $10000000000.00 prototype in world. to a $300000000000.00 manufacturing job or not so far that division the grid struck sheriff 3 d. shoes so cannot yet be fully customized and production will not be relocated to germany where based the printed sos of ships to factories in asia where the shoes are assembled. so right now this is not a particularly sustainable production model but that could cha

co-host of by any means necessary jackie look and sean blackman stay tuned to watch the next. we go to work. straight home for. the underlying narrative some call it a myth of american foreign policy is the country's exceptional position on the world stage this is the artist and consensus a lover reality is very different the global pandemic has demonstrated the u.s. should focus on its own exceptions. yes. the witch is dead for about the extortionist private equity job is recorded game changing record breaking losses as berkshire hathaway it's all the company goes belly up. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. all right welcome back as we cross over the middle of the week and have towards the weekend with new stories breaking left or right and sunder we thought it was important to bring you some added perspective on 2 of the biggest news stories of the spring the mainstream corporate media has barely given any kind of in-depth coverage to at least until recently. sort of the 1st of course has been the accusations of sexual assault misco

the items for between 20 and 50 euros. the woman in the co-operative 250 year olds a week. that allows them to support their families. are also doing something good for the environment. and how about you. if you are also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet hash tag doing your bit. we share your stories. now for taxing the environment is one thing economic activity is another but they don't necessarily have to be in conflict with one another but you know next look at a phony situation in balad where conservationists are warning that the government's plans to turn the idyllic meandering river pripyat into a major commercial waterway ultimately linking the baltic and the black sea would be an ecological disaster. this might look like a legendary kayaking excursion but for constantine chick karloff it's a protest for the river yet. this is the 3rd year that the chairman of the belorussian environmental organization bogner has organized tours like this one. he wants people to experience the unspoiled nature along the river and to demonstrate agai

asked about the president's called for services to resume across the country this weekend, the co—ordinator of the white house coronavirus response effort was circumspect. i have checked all 50 states have it on their website what their new cases we re over website what their new cases were over the last 2a, 48 hours. were over the last 24, 48 hours. when trying to get every state to do that by community, by zip code, because i really firmly believe a knowledgeable community can really make judgements for themselves. community can really make judgements forthemselves. i think each one of the leaders in the faith community should be in touch with their local health department so that they can communicate to their congregants. all this as flags at the white house and other federal buildings have been lowered to half staff in honour of all of those americans who have died from covid—19. and in the next few days, that total is expected to reach 100,000. david willis, bbc news. a new study suggests that an anti—malarial drug promoted by president trump to treat covid—19 may increase the ri

and florian schneider one of the co-founders of the iconic german band craft back has died when he was 73 snyder pioneered electronic music with craft back in the early 1970 s. the band achieved international fame with hits like this one del autobahn and trans europe express. here's a summary of what germany's safety there is agreed on their video conference with chancellor angela merkel earlier today it is being left to 16 state governments to decide for themselves how and when to reopen daycares restaurants and hotels the local governments must respond quickly if there is a spike in new infections social distancing rules are to be extended for another month but members of 2 separate households will now be allowed to meet and large events like concerts and festivals remain banned until the end of the summer but football fans can look forward to the bundesliga season being allowed to resume in late may with restrictions. and the united states as the number of those succumbing to the coronavirus rises health care professionals are taking the time to celebrate the positives at one hospit

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back in members of the pharmacy co-operative are hard at work. anyone capable of holding a shovel is out in the fields doing their bit the hope is that if enough mud can be moved out of the way the water will drain off. the women dig out the big stones and then carry them to one of the many small water channels. the stones are being used to build dams designed to filter the water and prevent further months finds me but finally there's relief all round as the water starts to drain away. still it's too late to save the harvest. and while the situation has been improved and now what the farmers really need is a more permanent solution. let's get back to you more and more europeans are beginning to question the heavy consumerist lifestyles mosse protest against climate change and in favor of sustainable farming are now common i'm more and more people are seeking to change that when you do the hard drive yes i mean it's even consumption country sustainable if you want to see the buying of the land i claim revenue for that in stride and the reason more

if the co-tenant vacates, the possession reverts to the landlord. the remainder of the space does not go back to the tenant. it's noted she is not losing her unit and there is still a full kitchen on the second floor which she will be able and welcome to use. we expect them to deny this appeal, allow the landlord to comply with the directive. thank you. >> thank you. okay. ms. mah, if you could -- i'm going to unmute you now and if you could provide a summary to the permit holder, that would be appreciated. >> [speaking foreign languag language] -- i've finished summarizing. thank you. >> thank you. we now have a question from vice president honda. vice president honda, if you could ask your question and we'll have the interpreter interpret it. >> after reviewing the brief, the appellant supplies a large brief, including a divorce settlement. i didn't notice or see that there was a brief prepared by the permit holder. is there a reason why? >> we had a brief. >> really? >> yes. >> did i mix it -- well, let me go to my second question. who did those

this process makes the product lighter and also uses fewer role materials the company's co-founder and c.e.o. is a recipe fast radiuses working with logistics company u.p.s. to completely rethink the concept of supply chains of manufacture will have a profound impact on how global supply chains work we call it the 4th modality of logistics in fact i what we mean is that through human history we have moved parts in 3 ways by ground by air and by sea and now we have a 4th mode of transportation and that is moving part by the internet at the speed of our. digital production offers a tremendous freedom to potential clients a global 3 d. printing that can provide products more efficiently transport great social and there are no specialized factory. these days 3 d. printers can make just about anything and robots automatically supervise the assembly line. these machines can print single pieces or entire series of products 24 hours a day. but so far 3 d. printing accounts for only a small percentage of global manufacturing sales which now total about 12 trillion dollars revenues for the 3 d.

david nabarro is the co 900 special envoy of the world health organization and he joins us now good to have you with us so we hear every day about the latest case numbers we know the number of those who died and those who a cure but how many are immune to cope with 9000 by now. the case numbers that we have are actually a reflection of the number of people who have been tested and found positive there are probably many more people who have had kobe good than these numbers suggest the question is if you had kovi are you also immune to getting it again there was some uncertainty about this a few weeks ago but it looks as though if you've had covert you do have a degree of immunity how long does that community last we don't know so i'm going to be a little bit imprecise here and say that the actual number of people who've had cove aid and who are immune to tobit in any community is not fully know and because we don't think that large numbers of people have coded without symptoms we suspect that probably the number of people who have covered is as many as the number of people who've had sy

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florian schneider one of the co-founders of the iconic german band craft back has died he was 73 he pioneered electronic music with crossed back in the early 1970 s. the band achieved international fame with hits like dust for del alto bon and trans europe express. now in the united states as the number of those succumbing to the coronavirus rises health care professionals are taking the time to celebrate the positives of one hospital in texas a long term patient's recovery from covert 90 was an occasion to twist and shout. don't sing this dress the way and celebrates in one of their hard earned successes . 'd these nurses at st joseph's hospital in the u.s. state of california she made to the sounds of a mariachi band. the dk she wasn't just the annual cinco de maya holiday celebrations in parts of mexico and also the u.s. . it was also to mark the recovery of long suffering patient amanda mendoza. finally discharged from hospital he spent the last 45 days that battling kovac 19. amid so much bleak sneeze finding these moments of joy has become all the more important. that. you have to celeb

is the co-founder of an atomic intifada and the author of the battle for justice in palestine he says the announcement by abbas is meaningless. well there's 2 important points here one is the creation of the palestinian authority was allowed by israel after 993 for one purpose and one purpose alone which was to create a native palestinian auxillary to. basically implement the occupation on behalf of israel and that is and has being the role of the palestinian authority since its creation israel allows palestinian security forces to have guns but those guns are only to be used against palestinians and so the agreements are basically that the palestinian authority acts as a an exemplary a police force for israeli occupation forces now that's given the title security coordination that's the polite name for it that's given in the agreement. and i've asked the head of that has announced ike i can't remember how many times that his sister ending this agreement or that agreement and the fact is he's never done that he's never suspended an agreement and indeed this evening as we're speaking p

population and the co that 19 crisis is slowing down the fight against this infestation the businesses that are using. we are getting them from us again. and what you harvey's in front of them and us locked down everything transponders and all these and then you have various little movement of these. the you wind feeds 20000000 people in the region but is now warning twice that many could be threatened with hunger and football news the president of spain's top football the division league has identified 12 as to get the spanish season back up and running as will be the case when german football restarts this weekend have a 10 league games could be played behind closed doors the regular testing compulsory for all players but how german football fares this weekend could have a huge impact on whether other nations do decide to follow suit. real madrid were one of many spanish top flight clubs to restart training this week with league officials planning a return to action as soon as possible time is of the essence to get fit but with strict lockdown regulations still in place that might be

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