Drizzle. Those temperatures continue, 77 today, the average 81. Back in 1971, it was 84. The fog is there, but it seems to pull off. And a little bit around highway 24. It looks good in the sierra today. And a lower 50s and many 40s, kelsey bill is 45. And when their 49. Winsor is 49. This fog will burn off in temperatures will rebound. I think all of this fog will get out of the picture. It is a warmer afternoon and highs will be in the 60s and 70s. And the upper 70s and low 80s inland. Are you getting busy clock we may have something that will affect you out of San Francisco. This is a result of a police chief chase. Three suspects and then, they went on a chase and a car crashed here. Three suspects inside were caught and taken to the hospital for injuries. And, police have been on the scene investigating for quite a while and this is a picture taken earlier by luis torres. By the way, you can always join , they pay you 20 for pictures, 50 for video just download that app and you ca
In washington d. C. As part of the United States senate youth program, sunday night fa8 00 p. M. Pacific on e1cspans q a. On wednesday a panel looks at trends in Health Care Costs. Looking at the role of the Affordable Health care act in the slowdown of health care in the last few years. This was put together by the alliance for healthc reform and the kaiser foundation. Good afternoon. I am marilyn sarafeeney with the alliance of health reform. Along with senators carter and blunt, i would like to welcome you to todays briefing on the subject of Health Care Costs. I would also like to thankw3 our partner in this briefing, the Kaiser Family t foundation and we have with us today as my comoderator drew altman who is the founder of the kaiser foundation. Our Mission Today is to try to take some of the mystery out of Health Care Costs. Our experts are goingt to explain the trends, the prospects moving forward, what is driving Health Care Costs, and what policymakers and the Health Care Com
President. Let gccc countries have the operation. And this operation became legitimate. And in principle, we supported this operation. And we announced that we can, if they need, we can support, we can give them a Logistic Support and intelligence. So far, we havent received any demand from the coalition. But at the end, turkeys political solution and immediate ceasefire. And humanitarian aid, we are sensitive in that. And broadbased political dialogue. Meaningful dialogue. And possibly National Unity administration or government in yemen. That is what we need. And that is turkeys position. And i was with him in tehran, and he was straight with our iranian counterpart that what iran is doing, their sectarian policy ambitious in the region is not helpful. And not helping their interests either. We were very clear with iran, but we can aaron should also be involved in the process. In this process that i mentioned in yemen. They should also use their influence that they shall withdrawal a
That is not going to happen as long as our trade laws dont allow us to prevent cheating. Right now our trade laws encourage companies to cheat encourage other countries to cheat, because by the time we succeed, the damage has been done. Host larry is up next republican line. Caller good morning, pedro, mr. Gerard. Guest good morning. Caller can you inform the public about the historic 1992 ross perot, the giant sucking sound of jobs involving nafta versus bill clinton . What brought that about . Guest well, look, lets back up a bit. The initial negotiation of nafta was done with george bush senior. Bill clinton became president on the promise that he would fix nafta and in particular fix the labor chapter, which he did not do. Good afternoon. I am marilynn serafini with the alliance for health reform. On behalf of our honorary cochairman, senators carter and blunt, i would like to welcome you to todays briefing on the second of Health Care Costs. I would also like to thank our partner
Billionaire. This is just over an hour. Mr. Clinton we have here a fascinating opening panel. I want to bring them out and talk about, not only the disruptions in a positive way that they have made in health care, why they do it and how they measure success in terms of people. So, let me first introduced the panelists. I would like to bring out Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of theranos. She dropped out of stanford to start this company, a blood Analytical Company that has more than 500 people employed and is valued at 9 billion. Not bad work. And, as you see, she is quite young. When i met her at Henry Kissingers birthday party, with George Scholz who was 92 years old, i thought anyone with that agent span has a bright future. Since im closer to 92 than her age, it looked like a wise move. Lets bring her out. Give her a hand. [applause] Joshua Kushner is the cofounder of oscar health. He wants to do something really interesting, which is reinvent Health Insurance. And how people intera