A tax with renewed strikes across ukraine, including on civilian targets. The capital key was hit by russian strikes for the 2nd time in a week residential buildings were destroyed in the city center, leaving several dead and injured parts of keyboard left without power and water. Well as air raid sirens ring out in the capital, ukrainian troops are making gains in the eastern don bass region and a sense of normalcy is slowly returning trains from cram a tourist are running again for the 1st time in 6 months. In april, the cities Railway Station was struck in an attack that killed more than 50 civilians. Alena, if your daughter law has been longing to return home and our reporter accompanied her on the 1st train from keys. The train is for now on time. Its a passenger train into a war zone. The 1st one in 6 months to cromwell tours. The main city of the ukrainian controlled part of the don bus region. Oh, the journey take 7 hours. If all goes well. 60 people are on board. The train was
Things out youll never be whipsawed and you might catch a move like we had today where the s p gained 5. 6 and the nasdaq folded 1. 05 per. You know what caused todays rally . Was it it tthe incredibly move draggy who is singlehandedly getting the eurozone out of the deflationary doldrums . No. Not really. As we know from the soggy stock market opening despite the news coming out an hour before the opening bell. [ bell ] was it more deal talk . This time the potential for a giant sprinttmobile tieup, hardly because both stocks were up fishlly, spreading lots of good feeling it it wasnt long before we realized there was nothing imminent and the journalists who penned these pieces incorrectly failed to crib for fr my squawk on the Street Partner david faber, the stories were a tad too breathless. Was it industrial earnings from joy global who had a rebound and impactful notes on a few down and outers, think whole foods . No. Not a chance. Thats way too one off. So then what did happen .
Yall didnt know you were going to get a show tonight, but it is friday night, so got to have some kind of a show. You know, ive found that the best time machine is music. Books are a close second, and i really try to transport the reader back in time with my books, but music gets you there instantly, you know . You hear a bob dylan song, youre back in the 60s, you hear a Stephen Foster song, youre back in the 19th century. So lets go back in time to 19th century missouri when even during the worst of times in a civil war and later the notorious jamesyounger game, people had great songs and great music that they sang. [applause] thank you. All right. 1876. You know, that summer, june 25th on the banks of the little big horn river, montana territory, George Armstrong custer and american 200 men under his command are wiped out by lakota and cheyenne warriors. That summer, a former lawman with long flowing locks was shot in the head in deadwood, south dakota. Wild bill hick come. There wer
Of this city and say were not going to answer your questions, were going to go ahead, try us and leave it at that. Thank you. Next speaker please. Good afternoon supervisors, my name is gus. I wanna say that whereas weve seen reluctance and initial reluctance to provide the needs that the committee was seeking of works are actually going down and whereas we both have seen kaiser taking disturbing stances on statewide legislation, im concerned about the approach that kaiser is taking with the city. The notion that an advance by this committee to request that kicked off their health insurance, that does that indicate a good faith attempt by kaiser to work well with the city. We heard representative say earlier they want to move closer with the city. That sounds like a threat to me. If that was a result, that would not be the action of this committee resulting in hundred thousand plus people being taken off their insurance, that would be kaiser. There is room for a deal and a fair deal. O
Thats just for inflation and on top of it we discuss loss ratios. I appreciate what ciu and the unions are doing because i represent a lot of people who are not highly compensated. I appreciate what hss is doing and these Board Members to try to make things transparent. I want you to know i work with a lot of Insurance Companies and a few years ago when my clients were having difficulties a lot of us brokers met with kaiser. They helped us with a lot of carriers that were increasing their individual products for individual people at 28 percent, kaiser listened and made it a lot more competitive for a lot of our members to join. I currently insure about 2000 individuals, represent 1200 companies. Just go on line and pull it up and youll see what trend is. 6. 3 to 7 percent. And kaiser is really doing a great job to retain your rates and keep your rates competitive, but i know one thing. They have learned from this experience, and i know for a fact that given the opportunity, kaiser will