links is good i'm happy to welcome bernard tyson the chief executive officer for kaiser permanente to make this announcement second reason i want to kind of put this in context a few weeks ago the council released a report that confirms what i think we've been seeing for quite some time the health care industry in san francisco is the number one employment and economic quack industry in all our industrial settings over $23 billion impact in our local economy and certainly a great employer of thousands of people many are standing beside me and around me i want to welcome our director of public health department barbara and supervisor london breed as well as our director of our san francisco foundation for a black well here as well so the health care industry a big driver of the economy lots of jobs but ultimately it is also and, of course, i want to welcome in our supervisor cohen who i just saw come on up supervisor in addition to jobs i know there's a great reason why there's at least 5 major hospitals under construction today in san francisco we care about health not just the hospit

bernard tyson died in his sleep early this morning at the age of 60. he was considered a health care pioneer who supporters say redefined corporate responsibility. ktvu has more on how tyson is being remembered and how a planned strike set for tomorrow has been postponed. >> reporter: 4,000 kaiser mental health workers throughout the state were supposed to picket tomorrow over staffing issues. that has been postponed. more to the man who made a mark on the company and the bay area. >> reporter: shock and sadness over the unexpected death of kaiser permanente's chief executive, bernard tyson, who many saw as a visionary and champion for affordable health care. >> i am hope everyone . bernard was not just a leader of the kaiser organization he was a leading voice in this country for more effective health care. >> reporter: on saturday, tyson was at the afro tech conference in oakland talking about equity in health care. oakland player worked closely with the 60-year-old vallejo native. kaiser is based in oakland. >> he was not just a friend he was an ins

now the foundation that honors the legacy of kaiser's bernard tyson. it's >>almost a year ago the bay area health community was jolted by the sudden death at the age of 60 of bernard tyson. he was the first african-american ceo of kaiser permanente since then the foundation set up in his name has worked to preserve and continue his efforts to reform health care and make it accessible for all and now that foundation is giving 1 million dollars in grants to 7 bay area organizations aimed at doing just that. >>but nara tyson was known as a champion for equity in health care whether in washington dc your here at home in the bay area passing at age 60 so young in his drive to make health care better for all. >>efforts cut short by a heart attack. now the been rj tyson impact fund under the umbrella of the american heart association is giving out 1 million dollars for community let solutions aimed at the social factors that affect people's health. one beneficiary is nam's northeast medical services in san francisco which helps low income asian immigrant comm

bernard tyson was known as a champion for equity in health care whether in washington dc your here at home in the bay area passing at age 60 so young in his drive to make health care better for all. >>efforts cut short by a heart attack. now the been rj tyson impact fund under the umbrella of the american heart association is giving out 1 million dollars for community let solutions aimed at the social factors that affect people's health. one beneficiary is nam's northeast medical services in san francisco which helps low income asian immigrant communities in particular need now because of covid-19 we adopted the approach of doing drive-thru in la cruz sites april or march about more than 50% of the deaths related to covid were not asians. >>and there wasn't really much detail, i'm with that data to explain. >>why that was has conducted more than 3,000 covid test through its drive-thru sites but realize that hundreds more people were falling through the cracks not getting the message nor the medical care they needed about the coronavirus they were hindered by the very barriers to healt

bernard tyson was known as a champion for equity in health care whether in washington dc your here at home in the bay area passing at age 60 so young and his drive to make health care better for all. >>efforts cut short by a heart attack. now the been rj tyson impact fund under the umbrella of the american heart association is giving out 1 million dollars for community let solutions aimed at the social factors that affect people's health. one beneficiary is nam's northeast medical services in san francisco which helps low income asian immigrant communities in particular need now because of covid-19 we adopted the approach of doing drive-thru in la cruz sites april or march about more than 50% of the deaths related to covid were not asians. >>and there wasn't really much with that data to explain. >>why that was has conducted more than 3,000 covid test through its drive-thru sites but realize that hundreds more people were falling through the cracks not getting the message nor the medical care they needed about the coronavirus they were hindered by the very barriers to health care that

>>you know 2 and a big story this moing, the ceo of crs, permanent day and very a native bernard tyson die have a 60 year-old was a trailblazer in health care an advocate for racial justice with kron four's taylor's cking now with more on his career and how is being remembered. good to see of a life. a can do spirit ana legacy of and concerned about. the concern out the community andhe common good of all people. >>many remembering seal of kaiser permanente and bay area native bernard tyson tasting climbed his way of kaiser over more than 30ears. he became kaiser permanente's firs african-american chairman he died sunday morning in his sleep at e 60 doctor amos brown is the president of the san francisco branch of the n double acp. he says tyson was a leader in the community as a great benefactor. >>for many causes. there's of education. civil rights. >>leader in the community in every way you can here the flat service. so it was someone's humanitarian cared about people former mayor of oakland lsu harris says tyson was monumental to t city it was committed to the city. are holmes progr

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tyson. bernard and i started kaiser permanente in san francisco in the late 80s. and watching the trajectory of his career, i watched and admired him, just watched in awe. he embodied the missions of kaiser permanente, bringing our mission statement to life. it was his contribution to communities in local, regional, as well as national arenas. most of all, i was really so impressed and in awe that he was not afraid to use his platform to address difficult issues that a health care organization would not address, such as homelessness, health disparities, and socially taboo topics just as racial profiling. i had such respect for his remarkable candor. kaiser permanente has a strong history of bringing people of diverse backgrounds together. we honor black history month by recognizing african americans and their contributions to our medical center, the history of our organization, and certainly to our country. kaiser honors the strength of our struggles for equality in this country to date. kaiser permanente is unique in that we are an integrated health care system.

tyson. the public memorial was held at the chase center yesterd. tyn died unexpectedly just over a week ago at the age of 60. he was born and raised in vallejo then his career at kaiser permanente spanned more than 3 decas serving in a number of leadrship roles the san ancisco mayor london breed texas. some of her memories of >>it is a devastating loss of such an incredible figure in our lives. and it would be easy to simply mourned the lo and the void that he left. larger than onlitime and our commitment to that vision st be large or 2. >>the priva family service will be held today and listen to this kaiser pmanent annound that a new medical scho will be named after bernard tyson in his honor. >>it's 5.42 and as we head to thbreak, let's take a peek san francisco's airport looks prettyclear actually which is good news plans seem to be roll in. i would always call ahead no because have aapp for that the right back. the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collecon. tograce, you get thee chair. be

bernard tyson passed away in his sleep. he was 60 years old. he served as c.e.o. since 2013 and assumed the role of chairman in 2014. he was the company's first black c.e.o. was and the championship for accessible healthcare, and work place diversity. gavin newsom -- paving the way for countless professionals of color to pursue leadership roles in healthcare in corporate america. mayor london breed added: a civic leader who cared deeply about the issues affecting our community, especially homelessness. the kaiser board has named gregory adams as interim chairman and c.e.o. effective immediately. >>> it's been decided this weekend progressive candidate chesa boudin was officially declared the winner. devin fehely on why a high level support of the other candidate in the race may have backfired. >> reporter: her hand picked candidate for district attorney faltered at the polls. the poll and the limits of a di everything she could to cat pult suzy loftus into the district attorney's office. she even appointed to into the job on an interim basis. but it just wasn't en

tyson. tyson died a ek ago unexpectedly at the age of 60. his carr at kaiser permanente spanned more than 3 decades. serving in numerous leadership roles, he served as ceof the health care company since 2013. he was also the first african american to hold at position. >>well outside right there you go to cut some mostly clear skies we arseeing some high clouds in the distae that are making their way toward the bay area but overnight tonight going to see things cloud up arou the bay area we're going to see some major changes at temperatures really going to be coming down by tomorrow afternoon and the wis will be kicking up especially near the coastline by tomorrow afternoon or plan mid 50's in the sunset by tomorrow also yeah, most warm temperatures are going to be gone nowhe cold front going to really rush or in some much cooler air into the y area andthe winds are going to be howling over the next couple of days, 56 in burlingame7 degrees in foster city, 57 impala to maybe 61 in unt view mu

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>>next at 8 o'clo we remember the life of kaiser permanente's late ceo bernard tyson. some highlights from his memorial today that's ahead. >>in sports 49 ers still have the best record in the nfl after aareer game by jimmy garoppolo as the 9 ers beat theardinals yesterday but it wa close mark as coach >>friends and loved ones gathered in san francisco for the public memorial service held for the late ceo of kaiser permanente the nar tyson. the memorial was held at chase center earlier today. tyson died unexpectedly a week ago at the age of 60. his career at kaiser permanente spanned me than 3 decades leadership roles, he was born and raised in vallejo sa francisco mayor london breed was among the many dignitaries at the meorial service and she shared her memories of tyson. >>it is a devastating loss of such an incredible figure in our lives. and it wld be ea to simply mourned the loss and the void that he left time. but that's not how the yard work his vision. larger than one lifetime and our commitment to that vision must be largor 2. >>there was also a public viewin

. >>> many remembering the life of bernard tyson, the ceo of sizer permanente died yesterday. he spent 34 years in a variety of roles with kaiser before taking over as ceo and chairman in 2014. he died in his sleep this morning at the age of 60. among those remembering tyson today, eric swalwell. he tweeted i will miss my friend and constituent bernard tyson. >>> the bay area has some of the happiest renters in the nation if you can afford to rent. surveyed more than 10,000 people about their renting experience. oakland ranked second, san jose checks in at fourth. the survey asked renters if they're happy, if they think they've got a good deal, and how long they've stayed in one place. since the bay area market is so tough, oakland and san jose renters could be more easily satisfied. >>> just in case you didn't know, this is national apprenticeship week. london breed announcing the city is extending tech apprentice program. it can be an affordable way to get critical real world tech experience especially as people of color, women, and those with disabilities. so, a great progr

>>are remembering thelate ceo of kaiser permanente bernard tyson. he died. yesterday morning in his sleep at the age of 60. tysois a bay area nate he climbed his way up kaiser over 30 years and became kaiser permanente's first black airman is being remembered as a trailblazer in health care in an advocate for macial justice. time magazine even included tyson on one of its listsf 100 most influential people and named him on a list important people in health careas well. >>it's a great benefactor. for many causes. there's of education. civil rights. >>the leader in the community every way you can here the flat service. there certainly was some was humanitarian cared about people. >>the former mayor of oakland and the reverend amos brown of and c e o 4,000 health care employees, including workers from kaiser permanente we're set to go on strike this morning for 5 days that has been postponed until further notice due to tyson's deaths. coming out. it shut down could be upon us in just 10 days, how se wmakers say it time to end shutdowns once and for all. >>and a

to mourn and mer bernard tyson who died unexspetedly in his sleep yesterday. the strike would have shut down several mental health service at more than 100 kaiser clib clinics and medical if a salts. a new date has not been set and as azenith smith tell us the death has led to a outpouring of grief. >> reporter: shock and sadness over the death of kaiser permanente chief executive bernard tyson who many saw as a visionary and champion for affordable health care. . >> i am devastated. and i hope everyone realizes what a profound loss this is because bernard was not just a leader of the kaiser permanente organization but a leading voice in the country for more effective health care. >> reporter: on saturday, tyson was at the conference in oakland talking about equity in health care. oakland mayor worked closely with the 6 #-year-old vallejo native. kaiser is based in oakland. >>wayhe was not just a friend but a inspiration to mean many leaders. because he led with value. >> reporter: ktvu spoke with tyson in june when kaiser unveiled the new $900 million headqua

>>one year ago the bay area health community jolted by the sudden bernard tyson at the age of 60. tyson was the first african-american ceo of kaiser permanente since then the foundation set up in his name work to preserve and continue his efforts to reform health care and make it accessible for all. >>and now the foundation is giving 1 million dollars in grants to 7 bay area organizations that are aimed at doing just that kron 4 incur pam moore has the story. bernard tyson was known as a champion for equity in health care whether in washington dc your here at home in the bay area passing at age 60 so young and his drive to make health care better for all. >>efforts cut short by a heart attack. now the been rj tyson impact fund under the umbrella of the american heart association is giving out 1 million dollars for community let solutions aimed at the social factors that affect people's health. one beneficiary is nam's northeast medical services in san francisco which helps low income asian immigrant communities in particular need now because of covid-19 we adopted the approach of

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a new medical school will be named after bernard tyson. well this cod be the most important week of the impeachment iniry, 8 current and former memrs of the trump administration will testify pubcly the potentially most significant witne might be eu ambassador gordon sondland. >>ex marquardt explains. this week poised to be the most blockbuster few days so far in the impeachment inqry after more revelations from 2 key players over the weekend. >>place gordon summoned the us ambassador to the eupean union at the center of t ukraine scandal because of hs direct access to president trump will allave to wait for someone's tesmony which is direct testimony not teimony of somebody who says they hrd from somebody else that somebody else said something someone is set to testy in an open hearing on wednesday, former top naional security council offial tim morrison testified that someone was following the president's orders in demanding ukraine launch investigations into the bidens and the exchange for a white house meeting and military aidhe w discu

bernard tyson was the first african-american ceo at kaiser. he took the position in 2013 after fillig a number of roles over three decades at the company. tyson died in his sleep early sunday. he was 60 years old. the board of directors has named executive vice president gregory adams as interim chairman and ceo. >>> apple and goldman sachs are in the hot seat amid allegations of gender discrimination involving the apple card. apple co-founder steve wozniak and web developer david hanson say they were allowed credit limits 10 to 20 times higher than those given to their wives even though they had the same or worse financial profile. goldman responded claiming apple cards are evaluated independently using income, credit scores, and personal debt. the financial powerhouse is being investigated over its lending practices. the apple card debuted in august in partnership with goldman sachs. >>> the world war ii action movie "midway" took the top spot at the weekend box office. >> we need to throw a punch so they know what it feels like to be hit. >

the healthcare giant announced the death of bernard tyson this afternoon saying the 60-year- old died in his sleep overnight. mister tyson was a bay area native whose career with kaiser spanned more than 30 years. he was the first african- american to lead kaiser permanente, when he became ceo back in 2003. kaiser is the nation's largest nonprofit profit healthcare provider. in a statement the company said tyson was an outstanding leader, visionary and champion for high quality, affordable healthcare for all americans. governor gavin newsom released a statement after learning of tyson's death, the statement says in part, we will always remember how he made healthcare accessible for so many, while paving the way for countless professionals of color to pursue leadership roles in healthcare and corporate america. >>> san francisco's newly elected district attorney building, hopes to start his new job before his term officially begins in january. putin pulled off an upset beating susie lofton. by more than 2000 boats. he had urged the mayor to appoint the winner to the interim role days b

sunday morning bernard tyson died suddenly in his sleep. he was a bay area native, spent 34 years with kaiser before turning ceo in 2014. company did very well under him. public viewing will be held tomorrow in oakland. frank ogawa replies from 11:00 until 3:00 in the afternoon. it is open for anyone who wants to attend. on monday the family will have a formal memorial only for friends and family, not open to the public. >>> trading in our guns that you no longer want, that was the goal of today's gun concord. concord police department along with police departments in walnut creek and clayton hosted the event today. don't expect cash. officers say they have a reason for that. >> we do gift cards because we don't want to incentivize people to sell guns and buy more guns. the whole purpose is to give them a gift card around the holidays so they can actually use it for holiday shopping or whatever else they think they need it for. we think the gift card is a better solution for that than cash. >> the guns are destroyed once they're turned in.

. >>> kaiser perm nent aceo, bernard tyson, was remembered as a smart and genuine leader who treated people with dignity and respect. hundreds came to pay erects to tyn lying in repose at the oakland ruteneda this afternoon. he died in his sleep last week, he was 60 years old. friends, family, and community celebrated his life today. >> well, he is a great friend of mine, very close friend of mine, for many years, and a great person, beyond that i think probably the most important executive in health care in the last 20 years. >> tyson worked for kaiser for more than 30 years, rising through the corporate ranks before taking the top job six years ago. an invitation-only service for tyson is set for tomorrow at the chase center in san francisco. >>> oakland police say two separate shootings last night left three men injured. the first shooting happened about 8:40 near a home on 82nd avenue and d street. two men were taken to the hospital. police say the gunman took off before officers arrived. the other shooting happened around 11:30 near 62nd and seminary, police don't believe the tw

the ceo of kaiser bernard tyson says that bed is a state of the art bed. it cost about $10,000 but he loved giving that to him because he is an incredible man. i enjoyed meeting him too. >> it makes such a difference. >>> we will talk about a new study i we both are interested in. why you may think twice before eating bacon or processed meat with your breakfast this morning. bacon and other processed meats could be linked to cancer. >> unsettling discovery that could be linked to what is in hot dogs. >> right now we have a commute that doesn't look all that great either. san mateo bridge getting very heavy out to the foggy peninsula and also looking at some of the other bridges. >> a lot of fog. that is the big story. thick fog thousands morning. she was falling farther homeworand farther behind.ttle. we thought if we pushed harder.... but pushing harder didn't work.. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. at sylvan, our certified teachers use personalized programs to help motivate students achieve their personal best. the results aren't just in her

. >>> remarks now by the president of kaiser permamente bernard tyson. he spoke about the challenges facing the health care industry, changes brought about by the health care law. and now his company is leading the industry in disease prevention and technological advances. this was hosted by the marines memorial association in california. this is about one hour and 20 minutes. >> -- association might like to welcome you to the program. the 21st century healthcare hold kaiser permamente in solving was wrong with health care in america with bernard tyson, president and chief operations officer for the kaiser health and hospitals. bernard tyson spent his entire adult life working for kaiser permamente playing a key role in making kaiser the recognized model for affordable health care in the future. this evening he will explore the current state of affairs within the health care industry and the likely changes health care reform will bring. as the president and chief operating officer of kaiser permamente, america's largest nonprofit health plan and health c

next year, by the way it is bernard tyson, the head of kaiser, that is new and extreme -- music is important to him so he is excited about doing the playlist. >> let me take you back to the young michael morgan, very young, starting on the.. i am lucky enough to have two little boys that play the trumpet on the school band. they play with joy in their heart. when it comes to introducing young children to music, how do parents go about it the wrong way? >> the thing -- the way that i started was my father put a piano in the house that he bought off of the neighbors and now you can buy electronic keyboards and you do not have to move the piano. to put an instrument in the child's hand and treat it like a very complicated toy and so the piano was my biggest toy when i was 6 or so. that i wanted to learn to play it for real. that is how this started. if you can start with it being really like something that they are interested in and when it comes to instruments in school, we try to encourage children to pick an instrument that they like the sound of. that makes them more interested in practicin

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tyson, the head of kaiser permane permanente he will talk about the future of healthcare, some problems along the way. and we'll talk turkey and the economy with larry kudlow who will join us from the white house lawn to go over all the escalation we've seen and some trade talk not only with turkey but with china all of that coming up. >> if this government thing doesn't work out, that kudlow kid may have a thing on television >> noticed that, too >>> still ahead, the turkey thaw may be in full swing but our next guest is tracking risks around the globe. >>> and the morning rbi and the number from china you have to hear to believe. (vo) ovewhelming air fresheners can send you running. so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. >>> welcome back it might be a good thursday for your stock investments dow futures continue to gain strength on optimism that maybe turkey will thaw and we'll sit down on the negotiating table and start talks with china dow futures up 145 points. joining us is patrick armstrong who tweeted out a few minutes

bernard tyson was one of our nation's most influential african-american c.e.o.'s and health care leaders serving as the first african-american c.e.o. of kaiser, and transforming kaiser's health care system into a model for health care providers everywhere. bernard's tireless dedication to improving the quality of health care was exemplified in his push to create more accessible and affordable health care system for all. throughout his life, bernard sparked systemic change in innovation, addressing inequities that disproportionately affect communities of color. he was a role mod and mentor to so many -- model and mentor to so many young african-american men, including my son tony, who recently had lumple with him to discuss his insights into the future of health care. i offer my deepest condolences to his wife, denise, his entire family, to our entire community and the country. we lost a warrior and a great humanitarian, but as we mourn his passing, let us celebrate his life and make sure that his legacy lives. may bernard rest in peace and ay he rest in power. th

bernard tyson enjoys $10 million a year. and while the other executives make over a million dollars a year. so let's think about that. supervisor yee, thank you. thank you for this opportunity. please help us. thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is tracy. i'm a licensed vocational nurse and i'm a proud member of the union. we are here today to ask your help in a very serious matter. kaiser is a company with 29 billion dollars in reserve in the middle of an outsourcing storm. it is all across the state. but locally, kaiser is scheduled to outsource 16 parking and shuttle employees on october 5 th, 2018. that a 16 employees who rely on their employer for a living wage , healthcare benefits, and a pension that they earned. in this classification, these members will be hard pressed to find another equitable position outside of kaiser. kaiser has a slogan. that is to thrive. the c.e.o. of the company makes 10 million a year and he is thriving. he is also thriving with eight pensions and

hundreds gathered for viewing for tyson whose bod iy was lying in state. friend, family and community members came together to celebrate tyson's life. he is remembered as genuine man and smart leader who treated people with dignity and respect. >> well, he was a great friend of mine. very close friend of mine for many years and a great person and beyond that, he think probably the most important executive in health care in the last 20 years. . >> bernard tyson worked for kaiser for more than 30 years rising to the ranks to become chairman and ceo. he died last week at the age of 60. his cause of death has not been released. >>> this morning, a face macks ban into antigovernment protesters. schools are closed and we have details on a violent confrontation between police and protesters in hong kong. >> reporter: fighting between hong kong demonstrators and police escalating monday. after a two-day stand off riot police stormed hong kong's polytechnic university where hundreds of antigovernment protest verse been barricaded inside. activists tried to flee the

. >>> kaiser permanente is naming its new medical school in socal in honor of the late bernard tyson. the announcement came during a private memorial at chase center where hundreds said farewell. he died unexpectedly in his sleep at the age of 60. he was considered a giant, focusing on expanding health care to all. the school of medicine in pasadena will welcome its inaugural class. >>> a recall impatienting 2019 damage caravan due to a welding issue in the second and third rows. if you have one of these vans, contact the dealer in order to get it fixed. we have more information on abc7news.com. >>> a new study finds more than half of the most expensive zip codes in the u.s. are right here in the bay area. real estate data company property shark named the top 100 priceyest zip codes, 51 of them are in the bay area. taking the number one spot is atherton, 94027. the median home sale price there tops, are you ready for this, $7 million. . >> oh. >> yeah. >> here's a look at the rest of the bay area zip codes taking it into the top 10. 7, palo alto. 9, los altos. ross in marin county, nu

people across the bay are really remembering the least of kaiser permanente bernard tyson. >>he died sunday morning in his sleep at the age of 60. tyson is a bay area native fia climbed his way up the ladder at kaiser over 30 years and became kser permente's first african americ chairman he's being remembered as a trailblazer in health care and an advocate for racial justice. time magazine even included tyson on one of its list of 100 most inflntial people and named him on a list of important people in health care as well. as a great benefactor. >>for many causes. there's of education. civil rights. >>the leader in the communi in every way you can to the flat service. ere certainly was some was humanitarian cared about people. >>tyson is survived by his wife and 3 sons, e board of directors has named gregory adams as interim chairman and c e o 4,000 health care employees, including workers from kaiser permanente we'r set to go on strike this morning for 5 days that strike has been postponed until further notice because of tyson's death. jason would mean is the next san frci

bernard tyson died in his sleep at the age of 60. he was considered a health care pioneer who supporters say redefined corporate responsibility and ktvu szenith smith shows us more. >> reporter: he was seen as visionary and champion for affordable health care. >> i am devastated. and i hope everyone realizes what a profound loss this is. because bernard was not just a leader of the kaiser permanente organization but a leading voice in the country for more effective health care. >> reporter: on saturday, tyson was at the conference in oakland talking about equity in health care. oakland mayor worked closely with the 60 -year-old vallejo native. skieser is based in oakland. >> bernard was not just a friend, he was and inspiration to me and many leaders. because he led with value. >> reporter: we spoke with tyson in june when kaiser unveiled the new $900 million headquarters. >> we have enjoyed a wonderful partnership with oakland, california,. >> reporter: recall yerl he addressed homelessness with when skies are announced the $200 mil

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joining us is bernard tyson. the chairman and ceo. it's great to see you. >> great to see you. >> let's start first talking about this medical school. it's not the first of its kind but it's very important. we heard a lot lately about how we may run out of physicians down the road in the united states. is that what prompted this? >> not totally. i mean, really we're motivated -- by the way, you're welcome to come to california. i think there are flights going to california. >> i'd be happy to do that. >> hopefully i'll be on one in the morning. >> we feel strongly that we're in a unique role to think about health and health care in the 21st century so we have done enough now taking care of now almost 11 million people to understand what is working with human touch and having strategies because of technology. how do you work in an environment where they play a critical role in leading and working and orchestrating how a person should be cared for. allows us to monitor people away from the historical construct of the industry where ever

kaiser's ceo bernard tyson says he views the investment as an extension of kaiser's healthcare services. public health gets a big boost from stable living conditions. >>> [ cheering ] why are all these people here lined around the block? they wanted to meet kylie jenner. she opened up a cosmetics pop up store. san francisco, see what attracted hundreds of people. >>> meteorologist bill martin will have the complete or cast. will the we can break out of this may gray? ♪ >>> thousands of kardashian fans waited for hours in san francisco today for a glimpse of kylie jenner at her new pop- up shop in downtown. ktvu's rob roth was there for us when fans got what they came for. [ cheering ] >> reporter: people screamed and chanted her name. mostly they waited in long lines all to catch a glimpse of kardashian family member kylie jenner. her pop up cosmetic shop that opened friday. no one knew when she was arrived -- would arrive, some waited since early morning. >> we watch the show and we follow them on social media. and kylie is a sweet girl. >> i have always been a fan of her since she w

. >> i am bernard tyson, ceo of the foundation health care for the military. we cover 11.7 million americans. we also are integrated delivery system, so we provide coverage and the care. and we have permanent medical groups that contract associate lee with health care planning. we are proud to care for 11.7 million people. >> i am dan hilferty, i am based in philadelphia. we are in 32 states and the district of columbia, a large medicaid care population. we do, we are the only player on the exchange in the philadelphia area. and i would like to echo jo's point, we are thrilled with the initial steps to stabilize the market. we look forward to working with you, vice president. and we want to work with second price and make sure that we have a sustainable program for years to come. >> thank you very much coming into the market as we know, when we talk about the market, it is disastrous. it is going to absolutely implode. that is why we are meeting today. we are going to come up with something where not only will the market be ready, but people will be taking car

tyson. the 60-year-old died in his sleep early yesterday. he took over as chairman and ceo five years ago, after spending nearly 30 years with kaiser in various other roles. kaiser released a statement, calling tyson an outstanding leader and visionary, and someone who pushed for affordable health care for all americans. >>> at the same time in the wake of tyson's death a strike workers planned to start today has been postponed. some 4,000 mental health professionals were planning to hold a five-day strike, but the union believes it's inappropriate to do so at this time. a new strike date has not been set. >>> coast guard rescue crews never located one of four people on board a fishing boat that capsized saturday, 30 miles off the coast of bodega bay. this is video showing the rescue of two men and one woman after the boat capsized. the coast guard yesterday called for the search for the fourth person a man that may have been wearing a life jacket, but could not locate him despite an >>> the

tyson. the 60-year-old died in his sleep early yesterday. he took over as chairman and ceo five years ago, after spending nearly 30 years with kaiser in various other roles. he pushed for affordable health care for all americans. >>> at the same time in the wake of tyson's death a strike workers planned to start today has been postponed. some 4,000 mental health professionals were planning to hold a five-day strike but the union believes it's inappropriate to do so. a new strike date has not been set. >>> new this morning, movie director joel cohen and francis mcdorman are suing their marin neighbors over ongoing land dispute. according to "the chronicle," the lawsuit accuses the neighboring couple of ignoring historic property boundaries. they moved into their home in 2005, but there's been controversy between the neighbors over an area separating their land. >>> if you're headed to the pump you'll notice prices are holding steady. gas prices rose by 32 cents between the end of september an

. >>> let's turn to bernard j. tyson, chair and ceo of kaiser permanente. who came forward this week to oppose the graham/cassidy bill. good morning, mr. tyson. >> good morning. >> you just heard the senators. they are not going to say this bill is going down. but it is on life support, if anything. you're ceo of a nonprofit health system that serves almost 12 million americans. where do we go from here? >> i think prior to this bill being proposed, there was a bipartisan committee looking at what it takes to stabilize the affordable care act. i actually testified before this group. i met with many of the senators. i believe they're on the right track to come up with few answers that will help to stabilize the current law. >> what is the single most important thing congress can do to stabilize obamacare? >> reach a consensus to stabilize and create a more competitive marketplace. one is the cost re -- sharing reduction the csc. you have probably heard a lot about. it needs to be funded. number two is to provide the state with additional flexibility while ma

he's going to be joined by bernard tyson who is on a mission to help get more people covered. he's making a squawk house call from kaiser permanente right after this. here's a trip tip: when you search hotels on tripadvisor... enter your destination and the dates of your stay. tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to find the best deal on the right hotel for you. tripadvisor. >>> welcome back. the health care debate in this country frequently centers on drugs, insurance and the high cost of both. recently our next guest has put focus on some other determinants when it comes to health, socioeconomic factors. these could play a much bigger role than we think in a person's overall well-being. joining us to talk about just that is bernard tyson. he is chairman and ceo of kaiser permanente. bernard, thank you for being here today. >> great to be here. >> you've said that your zip code can determine a lot more about health care than any of these other factors that we spent so much time talking about. how does that happen >> well, you know, i think now that we all in the ind