so the delta quotation is for two years on both the ppo and the delta care hmo. so the rates quoted here would also hold for the two thousand twenty-three planned year for the two delta dental plans. >> president follansbee: right and u.h.c., is their quote for one year or two years? >> u.h.c. is a one-year quote. so i'll forward to the rate page. >> commissioner scott: and why would they >> that's always been a one-year quote. >> commissioner: is that page 40? >> commissioner scott: yes >> page 40 for the rate. so what you see on here for the two year delta plan for 2022 and two thousand twenty-three for united health care at the one-year renewal. and so these are both coming off of for delta a three year renewal that took place for 2019 through 2021. united health care has always been a one-year annual renewal. >> commissioner: so i want to make sure everyone's clear on the last issue, that was slide 16 because commissioner breslin is correct that the, if you use the example of the one cleaning exam and bite wing x-rays, the ppo dentist agrees to a reimbursemen

the impact on the environment from oil production is 0 to key across the niger delta. chief shows us the scale of the pollution black suit. he's determined to keep fighting going on there and they're on to the i want to because they come bring a long. string. and paid could be billions of dora's and it could pave the way for more cases being brought against much national oil farms in nigeria. for more on this we've invited nigeria's minister of environment onto the program dr mohammed mahmoud of a bucket joins me from a butcher welcome to. news africa minister our correspondent winced to the dell sam and miss a village chief who is fighting pollution which is happening now in his village isn't it the case minister that things are getting worse in the delta and not better. no they are not getting was is current to the project prep hydro carbon pollution or mediation project is supposed to be for the entire niger delta but. in an area called the land this is one of the most prominent areas currently and. the area remediation of the number of logs that was started 15 lots

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delta airlines operates because of u.s. taxpayers allow delta two. you can just start and run it, you need the cooperation of the public. if you delta airlines or some other big company benefiting from all the good things that america offers, you are not allowed to override the democracy just because you're rich. you're not allowed to do that. if you do, maybe we should punish you. delta says it's very large black employee base is almost universally hurts. remarkably, and this is amazing, that's not what delta was saying about the very same law a few days ago before the biden administration leaned on them. at the time, delta issued a statement declaring, the legislation improves considerably during legislative process and expands weekend voting, codified sunday voting, and protects the voter's ability cast an absentee ballot without offering a reason. felt at the time praise the law's protection for the drop boxes. for the first time, drop boxes have been authorized for all county statewide, and full workers will be allowed to work across county line

really, did you take a poll, delta? remarkably and this is amazing, that's not what delta was saying about the very same law a few days ago before the biden administration leaned on them. at the time, delta issued a statement declaring, quote: the legislation improved considerably during the lenels legislative process and expands weekend voting, codified sunday voting and protect the voter's ability to cast a absentee ballot without offering a reason. delta even at the time praised the law's protections for ballot drop boxes, quote: for the first time drop boxes have also been authorized for all county statewide and poll workers will be allowed to work across county lines. before we get into how they changed their view, again, this is an airline. why are they weighing in on a voting law. who do you think you are delta airlines? we should shut you down. now delta has decided the law doesn't meet its standards, requiring voter identification, says delta is jim crow. but, wait a minute, you might be wondering, doesn't delt

comment well the delta c.e.o. did get involved so that's why you did it get out didn't get involved and then i say he did get off he says something and then the republican legislator tried to punish a business of corporation for saying something that he should have said a long time ago so that's ridiculous well and then i want to go with you on that one because the major league baseball is now getting a lot of pressure for even joe biden president biden saying move out of atlanta over this real quick when you're looking at everything that's going on are republicans doing anything though to push back on this there because you had the points but so did so does de are you getting any help from the national republican party kind of feel like you're isolated others are not hearing much of that out of the national republican party and helping this. you know i think we definitely are and as far as the delta tax credit the tax credits. years ago. every georgian's had to pay gasoline tax to drive their olive will be else o

what we are saying is we need delta to go even further. if they do go further we will have their backs. the same way we we will call them out with all of these companies when they do wrong. and when they are silent on voter suppression. we will stand by them if they do the right thing. that is what we are asking them and the other companies and not just the georgia companies but the texas companies and others. and by the words that you said in the midst of the summer protest about black lives matter when you had all these glowing statements about racial justice and racial equity. if you said in the summer. now is the time you can put some action behind it. each of these companies did some very concrete actions. imagine if coca-cola and delta had made the statements they came out with the other day. if they had made those statements at the hearings when the bill was being discussed, we would not be having this conversation right now. if they had said what they said and their most recent statement that this law is unacceptable. if they had s

delta is lower than that with the exposure those are two data points we are looking to see what delta is seeing pricing and international. >> okay. pricing and international. pricing. let's talk about p tthat, sheila i made a comment in december last year. if you are going to travel, book early. we have seen that a couple of weeks ago. i'm looking around the christmas holidays got sticker shock. is it going to be a case with fewer planes in the sky because they are nervous to put a lot of planes back on to the seats to hot destinations, they will have pricing power. how does that balance out? >> we're going to see how it plays out. not necessarily the case 30% of the fleet is still parked that number is under 10% if the market comes back, do the airlines act rationally? american, for example, flying wide bodies and 777s down to miami and puerto rico. will they flood the markets and pricing crash? delta has been a rational carrier. they have good corporate exposure based in the u.s. and market share in atlanta. that is another data point >> sheila, any airline stock you love right now

delta is seeing demand go up. the airline had more than 1 million passengers over the last few days, as the highest numbers are happening since before the pandemic. that is forcing delta to change their strategy. reporting live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> recent changes in coronavirus restrictions meant the holiday looked a little more normal. easter mass was held on the green in san francisco. other churches held easter services indoors with limited capacity. abc7 live streamed a virtual celebration . the pastor delivered messages of hope for those tuning in. >>> today, on this rex sunday, you have declared i'm not dead anymore. >> the easter bunny made a surprise visit were kids got to hunt for eggs. >>> happening today, alex padilla will visit the mass vaccination set. he is expected to discuss this later in the day. this comes days after fema rejected the request to keep the site open longer than the initial program. it will shut down on sunday. >>> vice president kamala harris is returning to h

crossed the niger delta. did chief shows us the scale of the pollution dark suit hands in that. he's determined to keep fighting well under and they're on to that i want to because they come bring the lunch astringent how polluted. and position paid could be billions of dora's and you could pave the way for more cases being brought against my martian or your farms in nigeria. for more on this we've invited nigeria's minister of environment onto the program dr mohammed must more of a bucket joins me from a butcher welcome to the news africa minister our correspondents whence to that and miss a village chief who is fighting pollution which is happening now in his village isn't it the case minister that things are guessing worse in the delta and not better. no i did not get in was there is current project prep hydro carbon pollution or mediation project is supposed to be for the entire niger delta but. in one area of the land this is one of the most prominent areas currently and. the area remediation of the number of lot that was started 15 lots have been cleaned out of those $1567

to go further will ensure to the fishery and delta communities and everyone who depends on the bay-delta itself. 40% is already outside what a fish really needs. the salmon fishery is likely to go instinct. a delta plan is what we need to focus on. for the sfpuc, i would recommend that you use a 7.5-year drought period. it also represents a drought that will be worse than history. i would also recommend that you consider rationing that year too. i think that changes your scenarios quite a bit with available water. thank you for the opportunity to talk. i appreciate it. >> thank you for your comments. next caller. your line is open. >> hi. i want to mention that as mark just mentioned, bay-delta plan doesn't go far enough. it is a good start as good step in the right direction is the goal. in the don pedro, we put forward proposal that we felt would go far enough with lot of the features that shutes mentioned cutting back in dry years. constraints in the model chris mentioned also. we worked around that. we allowed the water banks to go negative. we lowered demand. with those assumptions,

have you phoned delta lately? if you wonder why they don't have anything recognizable as cabin service, maybe because they're spending so much of their time working out their position on georgia's electoral laws. first, they were in favor of it. then they got yelled at on twitter. so whoever is in the cockpit pulled a 180 and now they're opposed to it. delta flies to all kinds of places. do they have position on chairman xi's recent trashing of hong kong's election process or would that require more courage of delta's ceo ed bastion? if delta's board is full of fellows that would rather be drafting georgia election laws, maybe they could return the flavor to take over delta's in-flight snack program. maybe kemp could be put in charge of figuring out a way to seed a sealed back of crappy mini pretzels on a domestic whi i.d. is irrelevant. and coca-cola so similar to delta, they used the same phrases. almost as if they got the same talking point on the executive fax machine every morning. it's opposition to the new

airlines yeah delta airlines litter. really creates a flush situation for the budget of the state of georgia they can't afford to lose delta airlines that would be that would be a penny wise and pound foolish would it not absolutely and that the issue that i do of course have is it's not like delta has i mean well you could say we'll pull out of this date whatever delta is always to also tied to jackson have failed airport down there in atlanta one of the largest in the united states as well so it's going to be a little bit harder for them to pull out but companies like coca-cola companies like u.p.s. they could easily move headquarters if they really wanted to take a stand here it does seem foolhardy to use my word once again for the state legislature of one state in the united states to try and take on 56789 corporations that are some of the biggest in the united states and say it's us against you you know what i got my money on the corporations and you think that these this action can help pull this back a little bit

like me come delta which will face major flooding issues. as i see the whole rise progress is substance progress is over time. now so i'd like to connect this to our global climate emergency so many experts talk about how that explains the more extreme weather events we're seeing and many say asia is particularly vulnerable why is that. yeah it's a bit because it's influenced by the el nino la nina cycles. and climate projections have already projected that we know cycles will get more frequent become more frequent and we see that for example in this very. close following of the 20192020 drought shortly after the 20152016 drought and they also make the you know driven events more intense and more extreme so we see this. very recent drought 2920 drought being even more extreme than the 201516 drought got it and you know why it thank you so much for joining us. it's been taiwan's deadliest rail disaster in decades with 50 people killed and some 200 injured when the high speed train usually a point of pride for many taiwanese to rails as it ent

like the mekong delta which will face major flooding issues. as see that will rise progress is substance progress is over time. now so i'd like to connect this to our global climate emergency so many experts talk about how that explains the more extreme weather events where seeing and many say asia is particularly vulnerable why is that. yeah. because it's influenced by the el nino la nina cycles. and climate projection have already projected. cycles will get more frequent become more frequent and we see for example in this very. close following after 20192020 drought shortly after the 20152016 drought. they also make the. events more intense and more extreme. so we see this. listener a very recent drought 2920 drought being even more extreme than the 201516 drought got it and you know why it thank you so much for joining us you're very welcome. it's been taiwan's deadliest rail disaster in decades with 50 people killed and some 200 injured when the high speed train usually a point of pride for many taiwanese do railed as it entered a tunnel an

match delta's values. let's get reaction from the author of the upcoming book "woke inc." and the culture of project 21 horace cooper. tell me, is he on the money with this thing and why are we even hearing from companies like coke and delta on a topic like this? >> a couple things, we are watching -- the numbers are in and the nba, major league baseball, nfl, the numbers are way down. the american people do not agree with this idea that the sports activity is so important and it needs to be woke. the american people are rejecting it. delta is going to find out, so will all of the other voices that are attempting to do one thing and that is prevent real, bona fide americans who live in georgia from deciding who the elected officials of georgia are going to be. that's what this law does and by the way, everywhere you look when voter fraud is happening, it's mostly minorities who have been the victims of voter fraud. >> i think i speak for a lot of people when i say i just want to watch the game, i'm not nec

companies like coca-cola and delta, who deannounced georgia's new law, were alarmed at the news media, delivered a grotesquely dishonest hit job on the republican governor of florida, they feared those companies would tear them to pieces if they don't get in line. that would be bad news. but if you want to see what those companies really thinking about racial equity, go to coke's web site, for example. you'll find a long list of the company's top executives. by my count, i guesstimate just one of the top three dozen executives is an african-american. so comb coke is happy to lecture georgia about racial justice, but they're not so good about delivering it. you'd think a company in atlanta would find a black person to place in one of those c suite offices. later in the show we'll be taking a closer look at woke capitalism and what we can do about it, but we're going to start with a look at the covid pandemic. by any measure, the progress we're making is enormous. more than 100 million people in the u.s. have now received the vaccine. the economy is now opening up, indeed, the u.s. is d

a look at shares of delta. keep in mind there are two parts of the business that basically half the business, that is, under pressure right now business travel as well as international. he talked about business on the international side don't expect anything soon not just for delta but all the airlines when you talk to executives they all say look for the uk before the eu opens up, again, not expected to happen soon. next week you have american, alaska, united and southwest we'll see their path of profitability next week. >> phil, thanks. nadine, do you have a position in airlines? >> we do, we'd take a flyer on delta, if they can generate some cash in june they have mentioned non-fuel cost going up but we think this is a bit of a cold spring and trading low end at $46 and change implies high end 7 to 8 upside on the near term. so we like where there's a lot of negativity baked in it's really about execution, the economy coming back, some of the travel coming back, so we like it. >> bonawyn, where do you stand

like me come delta which will face major flooding issues. as seattle rise progress is substance progress is over time. now so i'd like to connect this to our global climate emergency so many experts talk about how that explains the more extreme weather events where seeing and many say asia is particularly vulnerable why is that. yeah. because it's influenced by the el nino la nina cycles. and our climate projection have already projected that. cycles will get more frequent become more frequent and we see that for example interests are very. close following after 20192020 drought shortly after the 20152016 drought and they also make the. events more intense and more extreme. so we see this. listener a very recent drought 2920 drought being even more extreme than the 201516 drought got it and you know why it thank you so much for joining us. welcome. it's been taiwan's deadliest rail disaster in decades with 50 people killed and some 200 injured when the high speed train usually a point of pride for many tiling these 2 railed as it entered a t

companies like delta and coca-cola have diverse workforces. delta is 46% people of color. to your point earlier about pressure coming internally from some of these businesses, especially when you think about their employees of color who are asking, what's my workplace standing for? what is it about? would they want to not say something about loss that could potentially be harmful to employees? i think that's a very powerful message. very powerful pressure. amy: 30 seconds or so left. we've heard some of the state legislatures threaten to retaliate against some companies, saying they will get rid of tax breaks. one leader said, don't bite the hand that feeds you. do you think that they can follow through on that? did you hear my question? >> yeah. look, the companies are clearly deciding that this is -- this is worth doing. you talk about unpopularity of billionaires. these big iconic american brands are pretty popular with the american pubc and well trusted. the companies have realized that they have the power to step -- that the boundaries in american politics. amy: we ha

>> delta feels that the demand is there. it thinks that the planes that are already flying with the middle seats empty will be full relatively soon just because these numbers are so high. we've had seven weeks straight where the tsa numbers are above a million people each day. so they think that the demand is there, jim. >> well, the extra space is good while it lasted. thank you very much. >> devastating scenes really just devastating ones from israel. dozens killed in a stampede. a crush at a religious festival. will we'll be live in israel with the latest. >> tech: every customer has their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping trip... ...when their windshield got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ with less moderate-to-severe eczema, you can roll up those sleeves. with dupixent, adults saw clearer skin and significantly less itch. do

the impact on the environment from oil production is 0 to korea cross the niger delta. chief shows us the scale of the pollution dark suit in the air he's determined to keep fighting well under and around through that period of mourning because the cumberland and long beach and streams. and position paid could be billions of dora's and you could pave the way for more cases being brought against my national or your farms in nigeria. for more on this we've invited nigeria's minister of environment onto the program dr mohammad mahmood of a bucket joins me from a butcher welcome to. news africa minister our correspondent at once to the and miss a village chief who is fighting pollution which is happening now in his village isn't it the case minister that things all guessing worse in the delta and not better. no they are not yet in the was is current in the project prep hydro carbon pollution a mediation project is supposed to be for the entire niger delta but. in one area the land this is one of the most prominent areas currently and. the area remediation of the number of l

like the mekong delta which will face major flooding issues. as civil rise progress is subsequence progress is over time. now so i'd like to connect this to our global climate emergency so many experts talk about how that explains the more extreme weather events we're seeing and many say asia is particularly vulnerable why is that. yeah. because it's influenced by the el nino la nina cycles. and climate projection have already projected we know cycles will get more frequent become more frequent and we see that for example in this very. close following after 20192020 drought shortly after the 20152016 drought. they also make the. you know driven events more intense and more extreme. so we see this. very recent drought 2920 drought being even more extreme than the 201516 drought got it and you know why it thank you so much for joining us you're very welcome. it's been taiwan's deadliest rail disaster in decades with 50 people killed and some 200 injured when the high speed train usually a point of pride for many tiling derailed as it entered a tu

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let's move on to delta results coming thursday. guy what's the expectations for delta? trade it or fade it? >> i love that you're playing trade it or fade it on a friday, you don't know how much joy it provides me, scott. >> what would i rather be doing on a friday evening than playing trade it or fade it with you. >> i could think of a thousand different things but that's what you're doing now i say trade it morgan stanley has been great, they made comments earlier in the week, raised the price target from 54 to 72 the stock has been slow and steady to the upside, probably the best name in the space i think you own it in the earnings and there's valuation on the call so trade delta airlines. >> okay. barbara ann, do you agree? >> i love the macro story but hate the micro this company's ebit doesn't cover it's interest expense, it's a zombie, zombies give me nightmares no thanks. >> okay. next up united health, trade or fade it. >> i got to fade this one. i've been talking to a lot of artificial intelligence people looking at disruptive technologies and there's a disrup

kailey: delta is the last major airline to at that middle seatback. i have been on a number of flights in which i have had to sit in the middle seat as of late. let's bring in our guest sara nelson. i want to get your take on this hiring and staffing question. what we have heard from delta and united over the past several weeks, how easy or difficult is it going to be to fill those holes? >> not very easy at all, which is why we proposed last march, in the cares act, relief that we keep aviation workers in our jobs. when there is a lapse in our employment, we lose current qualifications because you cannot go to trainings and then you are required more trainings when you come back, and their covert protocols in the training centers now, so it is difficult for airlines to staff up. this is one of the very good things that congress did with our imploring, to put in paradise the payroll support system for the aviation workers -- put in place the payroll support system. there was a lapse in that. people were recalled to their jobs what we are finding among

both coca-cola and delta have since escalated their criticism of that legislation with delta ceo ed -- calling it unacceptable, wrong and based on a line. after those comments georgia state lawmakers threaten to revoke a tax break for delta. business leaders clearly face a difficult balancing act here. they're under pressure, sometimes enormous pressure, from old customers, and employees, to make a stand. at the same time they don't want to alienate some of their more conservative customers and they don't want to invite a backlash from local politicians. this issue is not going away, and nyu studies say bills have been introduced in 47 states with provisions that restrict voting. fred, that means many more ceos are going to have to decide whether or not to speak up. >> matt egan, thank you for that. >>> so the corporate fight against the georgia law actually got started when former ceo of american express and ceo of merck challenged black corporate executives to join forces to challenge the law and lawmakers. among the 72 black executives who signed the letter pledging to protect vote

if you're going to fly this month, fly delta. if your flight after that for this summer, book with frequent flyer models if you're worried about getting a travel credit. there is -- i just got my second shot last week. i had to cancel a flight. >> congratulations. that's all the time we have, johnny jet. folks, if you want to learn out more, there is johnny's website, johnnyjet.com. i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convinced. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ >> thanks for >>> tonight, the major headline on the coronavirus here in the u.s. the main variant now in this country and the key new study tonight on how long they're seeing antibodies after you've been vaccinated. tonight, the cdc director revealing the

to start taxing jet fuel after july 1st, 2021. >> he took away the delta tax exemption -- >> it died when the senate failed to take it up and brian kemp says the companies are caving to public pressure. claiming these concerns were not raised during conversations with delta before the bill was signed. >> i'm not going to be bullied by these people but also not running a public corporation. they'll have to answer to their shareholders. a lot of people work for them and have done business with them that are upset. >> reporter: meanwhile in michigan republicans have introduced nearly 40 bills that could make it harder to vote even raising the possibility of trying to sidestep an all but veto from the democratic governor. >> this is a solution in search of a problem and it is unacceptable and so if and when those bills get to my desk and aimed at making it harder to vote they will get vetoed. >> reporter: how could michigan voters get around it? there is a quirk in michigan law that allows the legislature to enact a measure without the governor's signature if they can obtain 340,000 sign

it isn't going that well over at delta. that airline cancelled 100 flights on easter sunday because of a pilot shortage. delta released a statement saying they are working through various factors including staffing large numbers of employee vaccinations and piles returning to active status. we apologize to customer and a majority have been rebooked for the same travel day. the airline had over 1 million passengers over the past few days highest numbers since the pandemic started. and delta will open up middle seats a month earlier than originally planned because demand is becoming so high. reporting live at the oakland airport, i'm amy hole field abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> the easter holiday looked a little more normal at restrictions. easter mass was held on greens and also inside with limited capacity. abc live streamed from glide memorial church. the pastor delivered a message of hope for those tuning in. >> today on this resurrection sunday, you have declared i ain't dead no more. >> the easter bunny made a surprise

stand against voting restrictions in delta's home base of georgia. the ceo said he has had time to understand the true effect of the law. he tells his employees in a memo it was based on a lie of election fraud in georgia. quote, it's evident that the bill includes provisions that will make it harder for many underrepresented voters, particularly black voters, to exercise their constitutional right to elect their representatives. that is wrong. the ceo of coca-cola also denounced voting rights restrictions in georgia. >> let me be crystal clear and unequivocal. this legislation is unacceptable. it is a step backwards and it does not promote principles we have stood for in georgia. >> black fortune 500 executives also calling out their peers for their muted response. 72 of them signed a letter challenging them to be more forceful condemning these laws. >>> president biden more involved last night endorsing an idea from the major league baseball players association to move the 2021 all-star game out of atlanta. >> i would strongly support them doing th

>> katie: i don't really care what coca cola and delta have to say. i care about what the atlanta braves had to say about this today and the atlanta braves, who are hosting the all-star game said this was not the recommendation to cancel the all-star game and to move it out of town that they're disappointed with the decision, which means that these wokest corporate people at the major league baseball league decided to make this decision which the atlanta braves and i said this yesterday, it hurts local businesses, it hurts the employees of the franchise, it hurts the people who have been wanting to work at these baseball games for a year who have been shut out as a result of restrictions from the pandemic, and it's all based on lies. lies from democrats in georgia and lies from joe biden and lies from the white house press secretary jen psaki. this bill extends early voting to 17 days. okay? this bill requires voter i.d. for mail-in ballots, which replaces signature matching. 08% of the country supports voter i.d. so while they are placating and coddl

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