Slowly on bay area freeways. Chief meteorologist paul deanno with how much rain we got. More than predicted which is a good thing. In the Santa Cruz Mountains nearly an inch. Well take it all. Mill valley more than a half inch of rain. Castro valley nearly half inch. A little more than onethird in dublin. San francisco officially downtown. 3. San jose. 14. We like to talk about rainfall totals. As for additional rain, theres a little drizzle out there. But nothing organized on kpix 5 hidef doppler. From here, drizzle, mist widespread this evening enough to make you use the wipers out and about later on. Widespread fog and low cloud cover overnight. Isolated sprinkled tomorrow morning. We have been talking about this rain chance but also a much more significant rain chance for next week. Believe it or not the forecast has changed again. Thats coming up in 10 minutes. New at 5 00, a couple of big rig crashes have snarled traffic at the start of the afternoon commute. A truck hauling dirt
Not having to spend that money in the uncompensated care or the traditional medicate that folks could legally and legitimately move over to Medicaid Expansion. Thats the problem. Ive not done a very good job explaining that because of your thats a great question. You asked a great question, and others have asked that question. I have to do a better job of explaining how the 89 million savings exists. Its not a savings based like on saving penalties from employers. Its an actual savings thats already been realized and quantities identified in a budget. Ive been curious about what happens to prices in the Exchange Plan if you didnt get initial money for the private option because the overwhelming majority of the people in the exchange are the private option. If that money is not continued, what happens to your risk pool and what happens to the premiums next year . It will have a devastating effect, it seems to me. Everybody knows, perhaps because of the rollout, who knows, problems with