lazarus nos. -- knows. elsbernd knows. colleagues, let's give ourselves a chance. president chiu: supervisor campos? supervisor campos: i actually wanted to get away from this and ask counsel, again, along the lines, it has been indicated the clerk of the board was given a very difficult task, and she has worked very hard to put together as good a proposal i think she possibly could. with the advice of counsel and everyone involved. i think we have to respect and appreciate that work, so i want to thank the clerk for doing that. a general question i have is whether the proposal, the process that the clerk has put forward, is the only way in which we can proceed with a nomination or a selection that is still consistent with the requirements that govern the conduct of this board. in other words, note is this the only way that we can do this? are there other ways in the procedure? >> supervisor, a primary concern was ensuring that members do not have a financial conflict of interest. as we have said previously, there are different ways of configuring this nomination p

investigators say that stephanie lazarus killed her ex-boyfriend's wife back in 1986. she has pleaded not guilty. now, other detectives called her in telling her they wanted her to help with the investigation. when she arrived, she found out the interrogation was for her. >> to get in trouble for something that i didn't even do or you're saying i did something. >> okay. >> we understand. >> how would you guys like it if the tables were turned on you? >> police reopened that cold case after they say dna confirmed a bite on the victim's arm was from a woman. detectives say that the dna matched lazarus. >>> former president bush is currently a best-selling author. his book "decision points" has sold more than 1.1 million copies since its release on november 9th. the president outlines critical moments during his presidency and gives his perspective on the events in the book. now, it's published by the same company that printed president clinton's book and both of president obama's books. >>> well, when news broke that the beatles were going to be on itunes, a lot of peopl

program, that's what it's called, after it was implemented many people were, said people were like lazarus, they're rising from the dead. i tell a funny story -- i think it's funny. so josh bolton, my dear friend and second chief of staff after my dear friend andy card was the other chief of staff says, bonoe you're going to meet bono. he said, you do know who he is, don't ya? i said, yeah, famous irish rock star.is and just as josh was leaving the room, i said, and used to be married to cher. [laughter] and i kept my poker face as long as possible. [laughter] so there's a lot of moments of humor in this book because believe it or not, my administration in the midst of trauma was pretty light-heartedn at times. we got along well x there was a lot of joy amidst the grief. >> finally, mr. president, there's two older women who appear at various points in the book, and and i'm wondering if you could tell us which one was more formidable, queen elizabeth ii or barbara bush. >> yeah. well, i tell -- you know, my mother, i put in there that -- well, i tell a lot of stories about my mom. you know

jim lazarus is smart and talking to our colleague sean elsbernd. last time this happened, jim was sitting in that seat over there, so he knows what is going on. if you have ross mirkarimi, david chiu, david campos, john avalos in the back watching tv, you have seven members left here, and four of these members could vote to adjourn the meeting. i mean, that is it possible outcome of the mechanism we have in front of us. not everybody thinks in worst- case scenarios, but if you have been around in politics long enough, you start to think like that. colleagues, i have passed out two pieces of paper. one is a clean version. another is a version with strike throws and underlines. it is an amendment as a whole for the proposed process that was just laid out. the fundamental difference -- there is lots of little differences, but the fundamental difference between the amendment as a whole that i will move is in lieu of opening nominations, of taking many different names, including possibly from this board, who would then have to recuse themselves and then

. >> supervisors, jim lazarus. i had the privilege of working with the board of supervisors back in 1995 on charter reform and crafted the position that end is being nominated to -- that ed has been re-nominated to. this is the type of person we anticipated when we created that position back in 1995. having the general administration of the city and competent professional management hand overlapping the mayor's administration's -- this is a great reappointment, and i know it is going to go forward unanimously. thank you for letting me speak. >> supervisors, first and foremost, let me say that mr. edwin lee and myself are very good friends, and i have known him for a long time. i have access to him, and if you know me, i say things after studying the issues. never once has mr. edwin lee not stopped and listened to me. having said that, let me explain a little bit about the position. when willie brown came, they changed the charter. before that, you have the legislative branch, the executive branch, and the city admi

stephanie lazarus was a decorated pd officer and now she's charged with murder. here's her videotaped interrogation by fellow officers. >> reporter: on the newly released tape, stephanie lazarus seems relaxed as first as she talks about her career with the l.a. police department. >> going on 23. >> reporter: years in which she rose from street cop to decorated detective. now she's accused of murder in a cold case investigated by her fellow detectives. >> i mean, what's the -- i mean, what's this all about? >> reporter: those detectives lured her into the interrogation room, telling her they needed help on another case. then told her it was about the murder of sherry rasmussen, a nurse who was found brutally bludgeoned and shot to death in 1986. 23 years later, investigators discovered that the ex-boyfriend of the female cop was the victim's husband. they said they matched dna from the crime scene to stephanie lazarus. >> if you're doing this as an interrogation, you're saying, hey, i'm a suspect. well, now i've got a problem with -- well, now you're accusing me o

. >> reporter: four years ago, barton lazarus had a c.t. scan that caused early lung cancer missed by chest x-ray. doctors removed the tumor and today he's cancer-free. since torrighelli's lung surgery two years ago, she's also cancer-free and vigilant about screening. >> i can walk, i can do... i do everything that i did before. i'm feeling good. i feel perfect. >> reporter: a good screening test is so important because right now 85% of patients diagnosed with lung cancer die because it's not caught soon enough. katie? >> couric: i understand, john, there's something like 80 million current or ex-smokers in the united states. so should everyone go out and get screened? or all of those people at least? >> i don't think everybody, but certainly in light of this study i think heavy smokers it's very reasonable for them to talk to their doctors about getting screened. remember, as we said, there are some drawbacks. for every 300 people who are screened one life is saved but 70 people were told they had an abnormality that turned out to be tota

many people were talking about after the program, after it was implemented many people, people like lazarusrising from the dead. so a different and second chief of staff after my dear friend was the of the chief of staff says donald. you're going to meet on now. you do know movie is? and i said, yeah. a famous irish rock star. jeff says, and used to be married to share. and i kept my poker face as long as possible. there are a lot of moments of humor in this book. believe it and not my administration in the midst of trauma was pretty light hearted at times. we got along well. there was a lot of joy and it's the grief. >> finally, mr. president, there are two older women to appear at various points in the book. i'm wondering if you could tell us which one was more formidable ? >> well, my mother -- i put in there that -- well, i tell a lot of stories about my mom. i used to tell people when i ran for governor of texas i have my daddy's eyes and my mother's mouth, which will generally get a laugh. it's true. my mother is formidable. when i told her i was going to run again stan richards react

as jim lazarus of the chamber of commerce noticed, as it stands, stores have to pay for the bags. now they will have to charge people for them saving them a nice piece of change. >> that probably is a benefit to major retailers? >> reporter: the downside? >> if you decide at noontime to run over to macy's and buy a couple of shirts, i didn't bring me bag to work with me. >> it's okay. >> terrible. if i'm buying goods from somewhere it would be nice to have something to put it in. >> reporter: well, like it or not, it appears to be on the horizon. if the past is any indication, the board of supervisors will go for this just like every other ban in the past because when it comes to a choice between bags or the environment, you know which one will win in this town. and san francisco, nobody has done it before but if anybody is going to do it, it will be here. >> there is a bag behind you, a big red macy's star on it nordstrom's, safe way. come on, it's advertising, isn't it, for the stores? >> that's right. and now they are going to get a double killing because they will get the bags

. >> 16 year-old lazarus and 70 nil cleaver both from san jose have been charged as thisadults with arson $10 million in damage and both are being held on bail. >> it memorial is being held in now for alex fagan at st. mary's cathedral and many people are expected to be there. they do expect that there will be traffic in that area until noon today so for another hour or so. he collapsed while walking his dog and he is 61 years old. >> state representatives are holding a news conference and rally this afternoon. organizers will demand that the district attorney will drop all charges against the 152 people are arrested during the protest. johannes was sentenced after shooting and killing oscar grant's for two years. he is eligible for release in seven months. he will appear for of billing hearing as he appealed his case. >> san francisco police are investigating a shooting happened at 1230 and a 300 block of raymond avenue. the shooting appears to be domestic in nature and self- inflicted. there is no word of the victims conditions. >> we will be right back. we have been watching wall stree

we have elli * david lazarus. do morning what's going on?> you don't think it's the giants win the did this? speaking i think is starkly we waited 56 years by guess now is the time. >> the main thing as driving a rate now is the $600 billion plan to get out there, keeping interest rates low and hopefully boost spending and credit. interesting we did not eye to making games in the house that do business friendly climate. that too is making investors have been are they using those numbers to help forecast of a holiday shopping will be? >> it is interesting were seeing good results for car makers except for toyota saying that their october ser's have gone up now and again october retail sales this is kind of telling me that people who have jobs, this ought to the dow, the people have jobs are getting the sense that their jobs are relatively secure as a cut of the session and that overhang of fear and uncertainty about a roll back, as bending that seems to be easing keebler volume buying big ticket things. >> before we let you go i've not had a

were talking about -- after the program that was implemented, many people were -- said people like lazarus, riding from the dead. tell a funny story dish think it's funny. josh bolton, my dear friend and second chief of staff, after my dear friend andy, he said, you're going to meet bono. he said, you do know who he is, don't now? , i said, yeah, famous irish rock star, and just as josh was leaving the room, and i said, and used to be married to cher. [laughter] >> and i kept my poker face as long as possible. so there's a lot of moments of humor in this book. believe it or not, my administration in the midst of trauma, was pretty light-hearted at times. we got along well, and there was a lot of joy in this grief. >> finally, mr. president, there's two older women who appear in the book. which one was more formidable, queen elizabeth or barbara bush. >> i put in there that -- well, i tell a lot of stories about my mom, and i used to tell people when i rap for governor of texas, i have hi daddy's eyes and my mother's mouth, which would generally get a laugh but at it true. my mother is for