. >> okay and item 15 discussion item approval of controllers nominee randy scott for a 5 year term starting in 2015. >> sense i'm the subject of this i'm defer to the vice chair of the board vice president of the board to conduct the discussion on this topic. >> just defer it to the next meeting. >> well, i thought i had in my prior. >> i thought you did it was. >> it was on the draft this will be deferred until the next meeting i thought i said that. >> you did. >> okay. so item 16 are there madam secretary. >> item 16 report on network and health plan issues if any. >> i director dodd is the representative from blue shield yes all right. >> if you would please come and identify, sir. >> thank you for your patience this afternoon. >> thank you. i'm paul brown the area vice president for america counts at blue shield california and director dodd has asked me to speak to a recent news article that enhance with the law times about our in time status in california and decision by the franchise tax board to revoke the exemption from the state next door i'd like to read a couple of bullet points

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> the brother of walter scott, anthony scott, joins us now from outside the family home in charlestoncarolina. you see him on the right of your screen, on the center of your screen now is chris stewart, the attorney representing the family. welcome to you both. anthony, i'm very sorry for your loss. i appreciate you joining us on cnn today. before the very important video emerged, though, what did police tell you about what happened and was there any question about the sequence of events initially? >> yes, it was. initially they told me that my brother was stopped for a traffic stop, broken taillight on his car. then they said he proceeded to run out of the car after the officer ran his license. they said in pursuit of him, he was therefore tasered. they said he took control of the taser and i heard he was tasered more than one time. and i thought that he was okay, but by the time i got to the actual site, my nephew came to me and told me that he was gone. i'm like, how is he gone? they said that he tried to take the officer's taser away from him and therefore the officer had to use d

scott, sometimes extremely graphic. we know to know what you're about to see. here's randie. >> reporter: remember when scenes like this were shocking? that's rodney king being beaten by police in los angeles following a high-speed chase. it was 1991 when video taping police action was rare. fast forward about 25 years and this is now the norm. eric garner a father of six in a choke hold on a brooklyn street accused of illegally selling cigarettes. the bystander's cell phone camera even fixed up garner gasping for air. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: garner pronounced dead at the hospital. officer pantaleo now on modified assignment awaiting a federal investigation. in st. louis last august cell phone video captured police shooting dead a 25-year-old man holding a knife. that case is under review. michael brown shooting in august wasn't caught on a cell phone camera but his body in the street was. so were protests and police reaction. >> what's your name sir? >> reporter: some officers react negatively once they realize they're being recorded. >> hold on. i have a constitu

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randi kaye cnn, new york. >> just a reminder we're hearing that the family of the man shot in south carolina walter scott, hismight be holding a press conference around 8:45. bring that to you if and when it happens. authorities already charged the police officer with murder. we talked to evan perez earlier, learned the department of justice is investigating, the fbi and civil rights division of the department of justice. in other news russian hackers have gotten access to white house computers. that story in just a moment. toenail fungus? don't hide it... tackle it with fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infection by going under, around and through the nail. most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application-site redness itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. tackle it! ask your doctor now if jublia is right for you. you can't predict the market. but at t. rowe price we've helped guide our clients through good times and bad. our experienced inves

being called into question, not just by scott's mother but many who take a close look at that cell phone video revealing what took place in the deadly incident randiye asked an expert to analyze the officer's story again the video frame by frame, and just a warning, you will see that graphic video again. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: when north charleston police officer michael slager called dispatch about the shooting, listen to what he told them -- >> shots fired. subject is down. he grabbed my taser. >> reporter: but did the suspect, walter scott, really grab the officer's taser? frank piazza is an expert in video forensics. >> the officer seems to lunge and seem to have something in his hand at that point. i don't know, maybe is he putting up his arm to shield himself? i don't know. maybe there's tasing happening. >> reporter: you see something seems to fall or come off the officer. we zoomed in for a better look and slowed the video as the object tumbled off the dirt path. >> if i take it back to that same spot in the video and we watch it at frame by frame, you see something -- >> right there. >> it also grabs a reflection. you see it right there

witnessed the scott killing turned on his cell phone camera and kept it rolling as officer slager fired those deadly shots. it's another example how technology empowers bystanders, randiaye has more. >> reporter: remember when scenes like this were shocking? that's rodney king being beaten by police in los angeles followed a high-speed chase. it was 1991 when videotaping police action was rare. fast forward about 25 years and is this now the norm. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: eric garner, a father of six in a choke hold on a brooklyn street. accused of illegally selling cigarettes in december. the bystander's cell phone even picks up gardner gasping for air. garner was pronounced dead at the hospital. officer panta leao with his arm around garner's neck is how on assignment awaiting investigation. and later, cell phone video captured an officer shooting dead a 25-year-old holding a knife. that case is under review. michael brown's case in august wasn't caught on cell phone camera but his body on the street was. so were protests. >> what's your name, sir? >> reporter: some officers acted negatively once they realized they were being recorded. >> take your hands away from

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> we should also point out the object he picked up off the ground closer to the body of mr. scott, he seemed to also place on his belt. before bringing in the panel, more evidence of how big a difference this video may have made in all of this. monday before it surfaced the dominant narrative was of a threatened police officer who acted to save his own life. here's the lead of the story that ran on monday the posting courier. quote, a north charleston police officer felt threatened last weekend when the driver he had stopped for a broken brake light tried to overpower him and take his taser. that's why slager fatally shot the man, the officer's attorney said monday. went on to say authorities publicly identified slager an officer with the city december december 2009 and gave his reason for the traffic stop that led to the fatal confrontation. police documents also revealed that slager announced within seconds why he had fired. why someone might have envisioned a totally different scenario than caught on camera. with that and randi kaye's reporting, let's bring in dan bongino and c