[radio plays big band music] elaine. yes, mr. pitt? have you gotten all the salt off those pretzels yet? no. i'm still working on it. what are you listening to? artie shaw. honeysuckle jump. that was artie shaw-- honeysuckle jump. elaine, how did you know that? my father used to have a huge collection of big band records. congratulations to our listener wayne hopper for identifying it. by doing so, he becomes our seventh person to man the woody woodpecker balloon in the macy's thanksgiving day parade. there are only three spots left. when we come back, you'll have three more chances to win a spot holding up woody woodpecker. could you identify the next song? could you? why would you want to hold the ropes from the woody woodpecker balloon? my father was a stern man. he forbade us to participate in any activities he thought were associated with the common man. the thanksgiving day parade was first on the list. all right. i'll do the best i can. here we go for the next spot under the balloon. if you know this next song, call 555-band. [s

[jerry] elaine? jerry? elaine, where's kramer? [kramer] bania? kramer? jerry. bania. i want my money back. your nancy-boy cream leaked all over. you're not getting any money back. jerry, come back. excuse me. uma's number's on that ticket. i need that ticket to get my mother's fur coat back. give him the money for the suit. i'm not giving him $300 for a suit with moisturizer all over it. i got an idea. i can't believe i'm going to do this. can i talk to you for a second? how's everything going? pretty good. i'm in an awkward position here. i don't want to get between you guys, but i need a dry-cleaning ticket in the pocket of those pants. tell kramer to give me my money back, and you'll get your ticket. well, uh, tell you what i will do, bania-- you give me the ticket, and i will take you out for a nice dinner. can we go back to mendy's? i'll take you to mendy's. i want to go twice. let's be reasonable, bania. i'm taking you out for a nice dinner. that's a good deal. two mendy's. all right. just give me the ticket. here. but, mr. steinbrenner, how can i be expected to

elaine was showing me pictures 20 years ago.ling i was associated with such a good group of people. >> it's the army of people behind me of donors and generous people and volunteers and counselors and community-wide from politicians to fire departments and our partners. nothing would happen without them. what they can expect will be dazzled by how magical this facility is, how many people have come through this facility. you can do it. you can do it. you can feel the joy had a happens. and the hope. at the end of the day it's giving the kids hope that they will grow up and they will have a good life. ♪ ♪ [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience on at&t's newly expanded advanced digital network and connect more wi-fi-enabled devices at home. [ female announcer ] call to get u-verse high speed internet starting at $14.95 a month -- a guaranteed price for 12 months. or ask how to get your choice of a kindle fire hd, sonos play:3 or xbox 360 f

i know several families that elaine and her foundation have touched in many different ways. >> amiraer family credited the taylor family foundation for helping them through the toughest three years of their lives. >> it was difficult. it felt like taylor foundation was our family. they gave us resources. they made sure she was well taken care of financially. merelyly. they were wonderful support for us. >> they suggested the hutcherson visit the children's cancer group at camp aroyo. >> my hair fell out. >> elaine asked her what was wrong and said i wanted to ride the horses. they are all gone for today but i'll make sure you can ride a horse soon. >> short of getting a horse, we need to get her in lessons. it happened during her chemotherapy and something to look forward to every week. >> that really changed a lot for amila because it was taken a toll on her. it was giving hear new lease on life. >> then came the day last summer when doctors told amira she was cancer free. >> around that time, elaine taylor offered to do a survivor party for her. she cancer survivor. she is a briat,

. >> reporter: elaine quijano with the murder trial that opens a window on the mob. was the worst fire in the history of colorado started on purpose? barry petersen has the story. and when the great recession left their world spinning out of control, these rookie authors decided it was time for a rewrite. >> we're very grateful and we're nimble and we know what a miracle this is. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the supreme court today stepped into the middle of a long and heated debate over voting rights. at issue are laws that some say are designed to crack down on voter fraud and others say are really about holding down the minority vote. today the supreme court struck down an arizona law that required voters to prove they are citizens before they can register. the ruling could affect voters in as many as 12 other states that have similar laws or were planning them. chief legal correspondent jan crawford is at the supreme court tonight. >> reporter: the law required arizona residents to show a d

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ot theley: elaine, thank you. we got the latest job numbers th eno the economy created 175,000 jobs in may north enough to meet demand, as more workers jumped eet dihe market. so the unemployment rate ticked up .1% to 7.6%. wall street didn't mind so much. the dow had its second best day of the year, up 207 points. the suspect in the cleveland kidnappings is hit with hundreds of charges. the setting is casual, but the s.-kes are high for the u.s.- the aisummit. and with a plane stuck on the ground, music fills the air when the cbs evening news continues. tylenol works by blocking pain signals to your brain bayer back & body's dual action formula includes aspirin, which blocks pain at the site. try the power of bayer back & body. is this where we do that bundling thing? let's see what you got. rv, covered. -why would you pay for a hotel? -i never do. motorcycles, check. atv. i ride those. -do you? -no. boat. -house? -hello, dear. -hello. -hello. oh! check this -- [ hip hop music playing ] i'm going on break! the mo

elaine, give it to me. >> it's on its way. it's on its way.aren't they good? it's the taste of the season. it's pureed watermelon with mint, ginger ale, rum, of course, a little lime juice. and then we're serving -- >> i'm in. >> what are we having? >> we're serving stuff that you can make ahead. so you can nosh while the chef is on the grill. this is vegetable pie by our cover girl trisha yearwood. >> oh, i like her. >> you're going to love her vegetable pie even more. >> she lost weight on this? >> is there cheese in here?jgn >> mayo, too. but i won't tell if you won't tell. so the secret is if you want appetizers, side servings, cut your pie into 12. and then we're going to counteract the mayo with healthy chip and dip. take root vegetables like fl% radishes, daikon, jicama. >> jicama! >> there you go. >> jicama! >> what's this, french onion dip?2os >> caramelized onion dip. isn't it delish? >> i don't know. haven't tried it yet. >> we're getting there. i'm ahead of myself. for our easy breezy table we're using -- >> hoda, too much. >> it'

these ideas because these conversations have been ongoing and because our poor deputy city attorney elaine warren has been drafting so much, we actually don't have the language ready for us here today. but what i would like to propose, colleagues, is i think we're pretty much there and i'm prepared at this time, once i go through those [speaker not understood] and we have a little bit of chance to talk about it, to hopefully pass both of these versions of the legislation out to the full board. my intention is to offer a set of amendments at the full board. it's likely that one of these issues will require a trailing piece of legislation that hpc and planning still need to weigh in on having to do with the review of potential modifications. but at this point given how many meetings we've had from my per spective, i think we have finally doth ento a place where we're ready to move forward. ~ so what i'd like to do is first take a moment and summarize the potential ceqa amendments that i support in concept at this time and obviously they still need to be drafted. let me just go through these

elaine: "difficult"? elaine, you shouldn't be reading that. now tell me about this, uh, rash of yours. um, well, it's--it's... you know, i noticed that someone wrote in my chart that i was difficult in january of '92, and i have to tell you, i remember that appointment exactly. you see, this nurse had asked me to put a gown on, but there was a mole on my shoulder, and, actually, i'd specifically worn a tank top

elaine was showing me pictures 20 years ago.ling i was associated with such a good group of people. >> it's the army of people behind me of donors and generous people and volunteers and counselors and community-wide from politicians to fire departments and our partners. nothing would happen without them. what they can expect will be dazzled by how magical this facility is, how many people have come through this facility. you can do it. you can do it. you can feel the joy had a happens. and the hope. at the end of the day it's giving the kids hope that they will grow up and they will have a good life. ♪ ♪ the rash was on my right hip, going all the way down my leg. it was very painful situation. i'm very athletic and i swim in the ocean. shingles forced me out of the water. the doctor asked me "did you have chickenpox when you were a child?" the pain level was so high, it became unbearable. >> abc7 is proud to bring you the inspirational stories of families once in crisis now full of relief and hope. with the taylor family founda

elaine, is bush's place in history secure?all it tells me that the approval rating is better is that people are so busy still trying to find jobs and trying to earn a living and not get foreclosed on and feed their families so they're not paying that much attention. when you throw a question like this at them, they remember some things got down and that's because democrats are willing to work with republicans. nothing gets done now. >> john: was there anything positive about george bush's presidency? frank? >> it ended. >> john: elayne boosler? >> i second that. >> an abundance of material as a comedian. >> john: it is very good for the manufacturer of prosthetic limbs. how will this affect the value of george bush's paintings frank? >> i'm more interested than ever. i'm going to go to his booth at comic-con for sure. >> i will not take down my red skelton clown painting. >> john: don't go away. our panel of nonexperts is staying right here because it's pouring outside in new york. >> that's right. go time. you know what time

elaine quijano is following the trial in boston. >> reporter: john martorano testified he was james "whitey" bulger's chief executioner and best friend. but that loyalty evaporated, martorano said, when he learned bulger was a government informant. martorano was perhaps the most feared member of bulger's winter hill gang. the crew ruled boston's underworld for nearly 30 years. he spoke with "60 minutes" steve kroft in 2008. >> did cow keep count of how many people you killed? >> never. never. never. until in the end i never realized it was that many. >> how many? >> a lot. too many. >> do you have a number? >> i confessed to 20 in court. >> reporter: martorano was the first witness in the trial to directly tie bulger to murder. he described the killing in a matter of fact way and told the court bulger would sometimes assist or ride in a second car ready to act if anyone dared to interfere. bulger fled boston when he was tipped off by a crooked f.b.i. agent that investigators were closing in. he spent 16 years on the lam. he was arrested two years ago in california. police found weapon

the birthday girl, elaine loesche.x of her friends and herselfq entered the limo when it suddenly burst into smoke and flames. >> the driver got out immediately. he said, everybody out. i thought what happened in san mateo. i'm a nurse and they were all nurses. i couldn't believe this could happen. >> and i don't understand how it happened, i really don't. one minute everything is fine and the next minute it was chaos. chaos. qfthere. use canes and walkers. somehow they managed out safely. the limo is only five years old and it's properly maintained and insured. he seems to think maybe an electrical unit malfunctioned. >>> walnut creek police say they did not find evidence of anything criminal but they have let the chp know. five women were killed on the san mateo bridge. following yesterday's close call elaine said she'll never, ever ride in a limo again. despite that close call, she and her friends said, hey, the party has to go on. they eventually carpooled to the party. >>> warning for some women -- we wanted to sa

scott, the trial here is expected to last at least three months. >> pelley: thanks, elaine.about nelson mandela this evening is a bit more positive. south africa's president said mandela is responding to treatment for a lung infection. he remains in serious but stable condition. mandela, who is 94, fought for years against the policy of racial segregation in south africa and ultimately went on become its first black president. there's a surprising new study about the safety of driving while hands-free messaging. a 10-year-old girl get the adult lung transplant that she fought for. and window washers are stranded above the sidewalks of new york when the cbs evening news continues.Ñi ç >> pelley: we've been te >> pelley: we have been telling you about a ten-year-old girl with cystic fibrosis and her court battle to be put on a list for an adult lung transplant. as we reported she won that battle and today she had transplant surgery. dr. john lapook has the latest. >> oh! whoo! >> this was sarah murnaghan cheering last week when a judge ruled she could be considered for adult l

elaine quijano, cbs news, boston. >>> coming up more with charlie rose's interview with president obamae green. this is the "cbs morning news." [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil for their headaches. my name is sunshine and i have three beautiful girls. i like taking advil for a headache. it nips it in the bud. and i can be that mommy that i want to be. ♪ [ male announcer ] take action. take advil. with olay, here's how. new regenerist eye and lash duo. the cream smooths the look of lids... softens the look of lines. the serum instantly thickens the look of lashes. see wow! eyes in just one week with olay. see wow! eyes in just one week >>> china now has the fastest super computer in the world. it's called milky way 2. and it is almost twice as fast as the titan, that's the u.s. super computer that used to hold the title. milky way 2 was developed by the national university of defense technology in china. it can do almost 34,000 trillion calculations per second. >>> and it is that time of year when we indulge in a great summer book. one of the fastest s

. >>> plus, why now, 4-year-old mad elaine mccann was seen six years ago. scotland guard is preparing to launch an investigation into her disappearance for the first time. we'll get to all those stories in just a moment. >>> but first, florida republican marco rubio part of the group of eight senators who drew up the new immigration bill told abc this morning legislation will probably have to change. >> i think it's an excellent starting point. i think 95%, 96% of the bill is in perfect shape and ready to go. this is how the legislative process is supposed to work. you offer an idea, and the input from these criticisms or observations come out. new ideas about how to make it better. of course, you can't ignore that. >> north korea today proposed high-level talks with the united states to, quote, secure peace and stability in the region. a white house statement said talks are desirable, but, quote, we will judge north korea by its actions, and not its words, and look forward to seeing steps north korea is ready to abide by its commitments and obligations. >>

her staff -- and your staff are facilitating the lengthy discussions with city attorney elaine warren and planning staff sarah jones that got us to the point where we are today. i want to thank supervisor chiu for incorporating thea amendments into the set of amendments today. we hope supervisor wiener will see these amendments as fully compatible with his own arguments for need for ceqa clarifications and certainty. the response is some concerns raised earlier about prioritizing other projects. there are no other projects with as complicated a funding structure as affordable housing. i wanted to respond briefly to director ram's comments of prioritization if any, should not be codified or they can simply be done through a director's bulletin. in fact, this prioritization is already codified in the government code and there already exist a planning department's director's bulletin. but this is not working. as members told us repeatedly, sometimes it takes six months to get an initial determination whether a project will need a cad ex, negative declaration or e-i-r and sometimes planni

elaine is saying limo rides are probably out for her in the future.christie smith, "today in the bay." >> i don't blame her. thank you, christie. >>> a court hearing is set today for a father who crashed his car into a tree in fremontu/0 killi his son and wife. witnesses say he was driving at possibly 100 miles per hour through fremont when he swerved his car and slammed into a tree. his son's car seat was thrown from the car killing the young boy instantly. the boy's mother died the next day from her injuries. >>> a san leandro high school teacher accused of possessing child pornography will be arraigned this afternoon. police say richard styner accidentally showed his class a naked picture of himself. when officers searched his school computer, they found child pornography. he's also charged with residential burglary. police say he broke into a woman's home last year and stole photographs of her and also stole her underwear. >>> 6:54. a warning for women who use a popular hiking trail in the east bay. police say a man has been exposing himself to wo

johnson and her staff, from the port, a number of deputy directors, tom carters, susan reynolds and elaine. and from dpw, our city engineers. next, we are honored to have a city representative who has given us a great deal of support to this project and many improvement projects that the city enjoys. he's also someone who values partnerships and works to seek out ideas from san francisco residents, business owners and entrepreneurs and community leaders. he's the president of our board of supervisors and supervisor for this district 3. please welcome supervisor david chiu. >> the sun is shining on jefferson street. everyone excited to be here? let me say, we proved them wrong today. i came to san francisco as a tourist. i want to thank all of you who are part of this incredible community. mayor lee and i talk about how important it is for folks to come together. this is a project that for years has involved a lot of community conversations and some community debate but i really need to tip my hat to all of you from the fisherman's wharf, thank you and congratulations. [ applause ] >> of co

elaine put it down. we're all waiting on elaine. put it down. thank you.o the chairman and ranking member of the senate rules committee quote . . . what is vine? well, it's a social media service that allows you to shoot and share very short videos so apparently chuck schumer and pat roberts poured over hours of videos like this. and decided you know what that does help the national dialogue. ten senators have already started using vine and the results are horrible. joe manchin, stop jump cutting. can you just pick one sentence and show me. also senator before you use this service to relate campaign slogans, just know that vine will repeat your slogan infinity time, i can can feel a little orwellian. enhance our immigration bill. great for tech great for america. pass our immigration bill great for tech great for america. and finally you should understand how other people use vine which is to communicate one hilarious moment that it's fun to watch over and over again. >> it's going to be me. ♪ >> but if something really happens, it's just a creepy montage.

elaine in new mexico thinks i'm not far enough to the left. hello, elaine.: i'm not far enough to the left, right? on this issue? >> caller: well, i think you were during the bush administration which i appreciated. and i now know it's because you trust obama. there's three things. >> stephanie: elaine, i don't know if you heard rude pundit interview. i think i understand the hypocrisies on all sides of this. i think he's right, don't you? this ship to some degree has sailed. i don't know what we can do about it. >> caller: i heard the entire interview. i don't take that view. i think rude pundit -- i really love the rude pun duty by -- pundit but i think this can be curbed to some extent. and one of the big things about this, chris said it. court is look at it, that's all i care about. i agree. i want a court to be look at it. the fisa court is a rubber stamp for the government. i think maybe there's one in a sense of a time when they turned down the government and when you go to that court, the government is the only one arguing. there's no one arguing on

. >> the person who knows him best is his wife and business partner of 41 years, elaine wynn.ed for divorce, they say she will remain part of the business and on the board of directors. what is it that he has? >> he brings a businessman's intelligence and awareness of what it takes to make a property successful, and yet he can put that on a side shelf and go crazy making the most extraordinary environments. he understands innately what the public will respond to. >> and what the public will pay for. does the money matter a lot? >> it enables him to have a kind of freedom. there's rich freedom and poor freedom, you know? you can be a ski bum and a beach bum. >> that's poor freedom. >> that's poor freedom. steve likes... >> both: rich freedom. [stopwatch ticking] >> wynn's rich freedom has allowed him to amass an extensive collection of fine art, but as we'll see, he also has a degenerative disease which is slowly eating away at his ability to enjoy those great works of art, when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to

elaine says she can't believe her birthday celebration took a near fatal turn. three caretakers, six friends in their 80s and 90s yesterday got into the limo in rossmoor heading for sonoma. >> i don't understand how it happened. i really don't. one minute everything is fine and the next minute it was chaos. >> reporter: the caregivers were well aaware of the deadly limousine fire on the san mateo bridge which killed five women. that fire moved much quicker. walnut creek police say they did not find any evidence of anything criminal going on, but they have notified the chp. the owner of the limo says it's only five years old and he thinks it's properly maintained and insured. he believes an electrical unit may have malfunctioned. as for the party itself, the ladies traveled in a private car to sonoma and carried on with the party. reporting live in walnut creek, christie smith torques day in the bay. >>> a warning for people who use a popular east bay hiking trail. police say a man has exposed himself to women at least six times on the iron horse regional trail i

about to leave ross moore in walnut creek to head to sonoma to celebrate the birthday of 90-year-old elaine. 96-year-old was the oldest passenger. >> all of a sudden she yells fire and you know, i captain tell you how fast 90-year-old ladies can get out of a limb seen but they d. >>reporter: everyone got out safely. the p uc says the town car was licensed to carry 8 passengers. but the women say there were 10 inside. >> they said that only 8 people are allowed to fit in the limo but when we did a head count and everything he said 10 is okay. so 9 of us in the back and the birthday girl sat in the front. >>reporter: this is limo drive who said this. >> yes. >> thank god my driver was wonderful. got everybody out e-the owner of town car sf provided abc 7 news with a keep of the initial rest vision for 8 passengers. abc 7 news has also learned that claudiaxd has been in trouble with the law before. court documents show he was cop convicted of making threats and passing a bad check in a dispute with gomez who ru runs another limo company in town. in 2010 gomez got restripping order after he and

(all laughing) - hi, lady elaine. hi, miss elaina.ng for you all day. - greetings, daniel tiger. i'm so, so, so, so, so, so glad you're here! - wow, what's that on your head? - it's my helmet. i'm an astronaut! - astronaut! whoa! - and i'm going to zoom to outer space! - wow! i would love to zoom to outer space! can i be an astronaut too? - you betcha. i even made you an astronaut helmet like mine. ready? - whoa! here comes one, here comes the other. thanks, miss elaina. now i'm astronaut daniel. - astronaut power! - astronaut power! - well, astronauts, should we zoom inside the house?

about to leave ross moore in walnut creek to head to sonoma to celebrate the birthday of 90-year-old elaine. 96-year-old was the oldest passenger. >> all of a sudden she yells fire and you know, i captain tell you how fast 90-year-old ladies can get out of a limb seen but they d. >>reporter: everyone got out safely. the p uc says the town car was licensed to carry 8 passengers. but the women say there were 10 inside. >> they said that only 8 people are allowed to fit in the limo but when we did a head count and everything he said 10 is okay. so 9 of us in the back and the birthday girl sat in the front. >>reporter: this is limo drive who said this. >> yes. >> thank god my driver was wonderful. got everybody out e-the owner of town car sf provided abc 7 news with a keep of the initial rest vision for 8 passengers. abc 7 news has also learned that claudiaxd has been in trouble with the law before. court documents show he was cop convicted of making threats and passing a bad check in a dispute with gomez who ru runs another limo company in town. in 2010 gomez got restripping order after he and

elaine quijano, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up more with charlie rose's interview with presidente-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil for their headaches. my name is sunshine and i have three beautiful girls. i like taking advil for a headache. it nips it in the bud. and i can be that mommy that i want to be. ♪ [ male announcer ] take action. take advil. with olay, here's how. new regenerist eye and lash duo. the cream smooths the look of lids... softens the look of lines. the serum instantly thickens the look of lashes. see wow! eyes in just one week with olay. >>> good morning and welcome to wusa 9. it is a yellow alert day. heavy storms expected for our area. you'll hear more about that from erica in just a few minutes. >>> it is tuesday, june 18th, 2013. i'm andrea rose. >> i'm jessica doyle. mike has the day off today. >>> and here's erica >> yeah, it is a yellow alert day. we do have the threat for the thunderstorms. >> we went through that yesterday. >> absolutely. >> and i also told you that mon

elaine quijano examines a recipe for trouble. and look who's making them laugh on comedy night in cairo. charlie d'agata on jon stewart turning his sharp wit on fresh targets. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod.

elaine quijano reports. and driving across america a stroke at a time.> reporter: it's a big country and you realize why nobody's done this. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

and except for elaine will be eligible for one more three year term in the executive committee choose to move her forward and based on your approval. and after this slate, pending your approval, there is one more spot open and we have a couple of applicants that are going through our membership committee and our executive committee tomorrow. >> once they make the recommendation to move forward it will then, you know, their application and resume will go to you. >> so you said that they have one more, this is their last three-year term. how many terms do they get to be on? >> or they are just on for three years. >> they are on for three years and, then they have to go through you know the application process and the recommended slate to the board of supervisors that the board of education again. >> and so you have and they can stand on for how long years and so they can just keep coming back on every three years. and you can serve a total of three, three year terms and so at the end of a three-year term that the executive committee and the membership committee and you know we on an ong

about to leave ross moore in walnut creek to head to sonoma to celebrate the birthday of 90-year-old elaine. 96-year-old was the oldest passenger. >> all of a sudden she yells fire and you know, i captain tell you how fast 90-year-old ladies can get out of a limb seen but they d. >>reporter: everyone got out safely. the p uc says the town car was licensed to carry 8 passengers. but the women say there were 10 inside. >> they said that only 8 people are allowed to fit in the limo but when we did a head count and everything he said 10 is okay. so 9 of us in the back and the birthday girl sat in the front. >>reporter: this is limo drive who said this. >> yes. >> thank god my driver was wonderful. got everybody out e-the owner of town car sf provided abc 7 news with a keep of the initial rest vision for 8 passengers. abc 7 news has also learned that claudiaxd has been in trouble with the law before. court documents show he was cop convicted of making threats and passing a bad check in a dispute with gomez who ru runs another limo company in town. in 2010 gomez got restripping order after he and

. >> reporter: elaine quijano with the murder trial that opens a window on the mob. was the worst fire in the history of colorado started on purpose? barry petersen has the story. and when the great recession left their world spinning out of control, these rookie authors decided it was time for a rewrite. >> we're very grateful and we're nimble and we know what a miracle this is. captioning sponsored by cbs

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elaine the below. the a. welcome to the kaiser report ties are you know there are more ways to skin a cat than choking with butter and there are more ways to kill a dog then hang it let's face it some ways are all lot better than others. max the cat we're going to skin in this episode is the debt cat and that is iceland gets tough with foreign creditors the failed banks iceland is the nordic free market democracy with glacier covered volcanoes and hyperactive geysers if you're into mind bendingly complex own lyrics there's bjork and sigur ros and the rarefied world of global finance iceland is also where local palms and central bankers trample on the interests of bond holders like a herd of marauding reindeer at least that's the perspective of foreign bondholders and distressed asset hedge funds hoping to recoup their investment of three icelandic lenders lend us banking like their banking coutts and banks that defaulted on eighty five billion dollars of debt in two thousand and eight so they have elections i

>> elaine warren, deputy city attorney. i'll have to look into that because i haven't been informed on that. >> [speaker not understood]. ken rich from the office of work force development i believe will be presenting. >> good afternoon, supervisors. ken rich, oewd. i am very happy to be back in front of the committee. and we have hopefully a fairly brief presentation for you today and i was going to have this lobby from the planning department start you off and i'll come back on and do the rest of it. in answer to your question, i think we'll have the city attorneys who are working on this project up here in a moment. but i think you are correct that it does have to pass without recommendation because we are in a cu appeal period. so, with that i'll turn it over to ms. waddy. >> thank you. good afternoon, supervisors. elizabeth waddy with the planning department. and if i can have the powerpoint, please. since the board has heard this presentation on the physical aspects of the project several times, i'm going to go throug

elaine quijano is here. elaine, good morning. >> good morning to you, norah.seems unthinkable not to intervene. >> hi, sweetheart. >> i lost two teeth. >> reporter: 10-year-old sarah murnaghan has end stage cystic fibrosis. doctors say a lung transplant is her only chance of survival. >> when we came down our doctors told us she has weeks, not months. >> reporter: sarah is only eligible for lungs from a child donor as opposed to adult lungs, which are far more available. >> to say she and other children are going to be left to die is really devastating and not a human response. >> first as a mother and grandmother, i can't imagine anything more agonizing than what the more urnaghans are goi through. >> time is running out. please suspend the rules until we look at this policy which we all believe is flawed. >> this is an incredibly agonizing situation where someone lives and someone dies. >> based on their age. based on their age. >> sir -- >> reporter: sebelius asked for a policy review and said she's sympathetic but explains the rules are there for a reason.

charlie, nora. >> elaine, thank you. here to discuss the bulger trial, cbs news analyst rikki klieman. good morning. >> good bhomorning. jury selection was lightning fast and it shows you the federal court knows how to move a case. we wind up with eight men, four women. out of 875. we don't know their identities. probably smart. we do know they're mostly middle aged. white. two african-americans and one ashane. asian. >> this is going to be a dramatic trial. >> to the point where the judge has to keep saying, seriously, seriously. the story, you have two entrenched camps. you either loved whitey bulger if you lived in boston or you feared him. you've got a prosecution saying this is a stone-cold killer. he's been accused of 19 homicides in the midst of over 30 charges involving racketeering. he was head of the mob. the irish mob. that pushed out the italian mob. and what we want to see from the government is to say this man must be bought to justice after 18 years on the run. >> so what will the defense try to do? >> the

elaine caswell in the center. [ applause ] >> and milton band. >> mike: glad to have you here. backed up by the little rockers. correspondent lauren green on keyboards. [ applause ] >> mike: audio tech steve wilson is on guitar and bob higgins is on guitar. all right darlene. >> who is on bass. >> mike: only guy that would do it today. he really wanted to play with darlene love. here i am. what are we doing. >> we're going to do an old rhythm and blues song called "lean on me." >> mike: great song. ♪ ♪ ♪ sometimes in our life ♪ we all have pain ♪ we all have sorrow ♪ we know that there is always tomorrow ♪ ♪ lean on me ♪. ♪ ♪ 6 ♪ and i'll be your friend ♪ ♪ i'll help you carry on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ somebody ho to lean on ♪ lean just right ♪ if i have to heal ♪ you need to follow ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you lean on your brother when you need a hand ♪ ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ ♪ i just might have a problem that you don't understand ♪ ♪ we all need somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ there is load you have to bear ♪ ♪ and you can carry on ♪ right up the road and not alone if you just hold on