lerner? >> not only ms. lerner but other people in the irs as well.oblem with the criminal case to start is the ability to prove knowledge and intent. was there knowledge, was there an intent to violate civil rights? an intent to violate the hatch act or the lie to -- or to lie to federal officials? i think what they my uncover is intent. when we see the conversations back and forth we'll see if there was a willful violation of the law. >> bob, were you going to say something? >> you know, in the world of litigation, both civil and criminal, what david does, i will tell you and i think you'll agree that people put words in e-mails every day of life in business and otherwise. they don't recognize may meet exactly what david is talking about, intent. somebody may have sent something innocently, but the way it's worded and the way it sounds could rise to a level of criminal culpability, civil culpability and that's why these e-mails and e-mails in general can become very damaging evidence, particularly at the level we're talking about now. >> so you just

in april lerner testified before the city council in favor of a bill dubbed cooper's law.it would suspend licenses of taxi drivers pending an investigation. and lerner was looking on as the mayor signed it into law, along with 10 other bills related to traffic safety, in june. and just this month, the newest law related to vision zero went into effect. new york city recently changed its speed limit from 30 to 25 miles per hour unless otherwise posted. that might not seem like much, but studies show that that tiny decrease actually doubles the chance of survival if a pedestrian is hit by a car. but asking new yorkers to slow down isn't without detractors. darkuah adigun-bomani is a new york city cab driver, as a mother of 3 she sympathizes with the desire for safe streets, but says that for cab drivers like her, being forced to slow down literally costs her money. darkuah adigun-bomani: the more you pick-up the more money you make, so when it's pretty busy, you just can't move with a 25 miles per hour, you just can't move/ and adigun-bomani says that her customers - famousl

we're talking about lois lerner's lost e-mails. guess what? federal investigators say they may have recovered as many as 30,000 of them. investigators will be combing through each and every one. she's the former irs official at the heart of the investigation into allegations that the agency unfairly targeted conservative groups seeking tax exempt status. now that her e-mails have been found, what could that mean for the ongoing investigation? molly henneberg is live in washington with the very latest. hi, molly. >> reporter: hi. they were lost and now they're found. apparently. 30,000 e-mails that the senate finance says may be important in its investigation into the irs targeting scandal. irs commissioner told congress in june that the tax agency's i.t. experts could not recover the e-mails. now the treasury department's inspector general office says it has found the data on the irs's back up equipment. responding to that news, the irs put out a statement saying, quote, as commissioner has stated, the irs welcomes the independent review. the

lois lerner said we didn't target anybody. we know they did. we didn't target just conservative groups and gee, the dog ate my homework and happened to eat the homework of every irs employee who happened to have anything to do with this. >> lawmakers have not seen the e-mails yet. the senate finance committee says the treasury inspector general's office is trying to convert the data into quote, readable format before turning the e-mails over to congress. julie? >> molly, thank you. >>> we're getting a report that president obama signed off on guidelines that allow u.s. troops in afghanistan to target taliban fighters. that's what sources tell the associated press. the new guidelines are broader than previous plans that limited the scope to counterterrorism. the white house insists the u.s. combat role in afghanistan is winding down and that the afghan government will be in charge. the president's decision also allowed the military to conduct air strikes and support for aft afghan operations. what does this mean for the overall war on terror? bo

it is frustrating dealing with lerner. >> she knows the fix is in. but not congress and american people and tell the story. >> a statement from the irs, the irs cooperated fully in the investigation including providing the inspector general with a disaster recovery tapes that was initially recycled. i am told they must convert from the metadata formal to a standard version. other committees would likely get them in the new year after the agency has a chance to redakt them. >> the grand jury meeting in ferguson as they answer whether or not to charge officer wilson in the shooting death of black teenager michael brown. we don't know when they will reach the decision. the process is taking a long time because the grand jury isr witness. >> and the deadline for reaching a deal on the iran nuclear program is here with no agreement in sight. where do the negotiators deputy from here? now the snow and now the big melt. what folks in buffalo could be dealing with as all of that snow could turn into water. >> we hope that it doesn't flood our house or anybod

you know there's 30,000 e-mails that low lois lerner wrote? found, lost. poof, they've been pulled out of a hat like a rabbit. it turns out they do exist, and they're going to tell us what exactly she did to target conservative groups. details ahead. >>> tucker, then a disturbing site on a college campus. look at this. >> america is causing the deaths in iraq and syria. america is to blame for the death of syria. >> [ bleep ]. >> excuse me? >> yeah, no words for isis, but students attack israel? the fourth hour of fox and friend on this saturday morning starts right now. this is going to be the best hour in the history of the show. >> shoot for the moon, maybe you'll land on a star. i like the way you think. >> got to live up to it. >> you are so nice. good morning, mike jerrick. >> good morning, tucker. >> we have a magical story to tell you. you must remember months ago when the congress was saying to lois lerner, first of all, tell us what you did, second, what happened to all the e-mails you wrote? >> they're gone. >> and the position of t

. >> sandy lerner is talking about sustainable farming.ing vegetables without the chemicals that are so common in factory farming. just a few days before thanksgiving, she took me out to see, and yes, to dance, with her 1300 turkeys. heritage breeds that traced back to the indians. >> come on, raise your arms, gobble, gobble, gobble. >> she is mist as interesting as her business is how she got here. she grew up on a farm in california. making enough from raising cattle to send herself to college. >> what i learned is to love work. i'm really happiest when i'm engaged and working and thinking and striving. >> she got into computers. in 1984, she and her then husband started cisco systems. then found a way to lend networks of computers, the foundation of the internet. but six years later, venture capital people were running cisco. >> how do you get fired from a company you started? >> we just basically got taken to the cleaners and part of that was if you don't have an employment contract, i got fired by the same guy who fired steve jobs. >>

that's a real eye opener. >> what about the lois lerner situation?er, they said they just lost them, first of all. >> they make an accounting of how much they spend searching the emails. they said, hey, you're making us go through all the investigation, you're wasting our money. we could be doing other things with this money if you weren't forcing us to investigate. number two, is that they said they didn't have the resources to build the backup system in order to store all these emails, which is forcing us to go through all of this and try to find the emails. now we find out they're paying tens of millions of dollars, which is way more than either the backup system or the search time they're paying for costs. no, it's all a question of priorities there. >> they must think we're really stupid. >>> anyway, the dew point of veterans fairs finally firing the head of its phoenix medical center. she was sharon helman. she's been on administrative leave for seven months. the head of the -- saying good riddance. we hope that ms. helman's termination is a si

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the only way we're going to find out what happened is if lois lerner, i think, gets immunity. but she may not testify anyway. she might just stay to the fact that i don't know anything and all my emails have disappeared magically. so you don't have anything on me. you can't get me. >> well, that's another place where the irs, we recently learned, actually hasn't served their computer systems to try to those. >> they say it's hopeless. why should we bother? >> yeah,well, that's something that he they won't know until they actually try and do it. the way they are supposed to. and have been ordered to do so by a court. >> but they are not going to it do it. all right. there are other things involved here too. the irs will leak stuff to the press illegally about certain people, correct? >> yeah. they leak donor information on an organization called the national organization for marriage. and they actually admitted they had done it, paid them 50,000 todd's settle the case. but, justice department has not prosecuted the individual. >> the leaders. >> right. >> that's a crime. tea pa

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i was an english language lerner to myself so it's personal to me. >> i know when the kids come in and leave from the eight grade they're leaving from the best. >> there's, like, barely any women in certain male fields and i want to be the one to break that barrier. >> every single one of my students has an amazing story. they're the people that are going to find the cure for cancer, end the war, the people that are going to make sure no one's hungry. they are the ones that are going to change the world. [music] [applause] >> okay, please welcome mayor lee, superintendent [inaudible]. please welcome them. [applause] now, i want to tell you that, as anyone knows who's ever tried to do anything philanthropic in this world, if you can pitch, you have to have someone that can catch. we have the a team right here and in san francisco our superintendent does not have to work with our mayor, they're peers. they have formed an amazing partnership in the spirit of all these great kids right here. and principal lee, you're just a fantastic leader of our public schools so we're so thrilled to hav

lois lerner was held in contempt of congress.esolution is the contempt shall be brought before a grand jury. hasn't happened yet. >> also the attorney general remains under contempt of congress for something else, fast and furious, but you can't expect it's going to prosecute itself. >> well, again, i think we need an attorney general that is committed to the law. eric holder was more like the president's personal attorney bending the law to try to give the president what he wanted rather than being. the people's lawyer, which in the past up seen attorney generals get crossways with the president that appointed them while doing their duty. >> your critics of the republicans say the election wasn't really about your great ideas. it was frustration with washington in general. when republicans talk about now we have the senate, we're going to get things passed in the house and senate and keep flooding the president's desk, kr critics say they don't like that, it doesn't get you anywhere. what's your take on what's coming. >> we're g

federal investigators saying they may have found thousands of lois lerner's missing e-mails. those e-mails were previously deemed lost forever due to what the irs says was a 2011 computer crash. molly heninberg joining us with what these could reveal. >> we're talking about tens of thousands of e-mails. the irs has said repeatedly its i.t. experts couldn't recover the missing e-mails. now the treasury department's inspector gent for tax administration says it has received data from irs backup recovery tapes. data in the form of e-mails, possibly 30,000 of them, that irs commissioner told lawmakers in june were lost. one senate committee looking into the irs and whether it and specifically lois erner targeted consumer groups unfairly says this information would be important to the investigation. as for the irs, it says, quote, the irs has cooperated fully in this investigation. including providing the attorney general last summer with the disaster recovery tapes that had been initially used. and then subsequently recycled. according to standard irs procedure at the time. commi

>> well, i think in 30,000 pages from lois lerner you're going to find a smoking gun because every timeisclosure on the e-mails, there's been a smoking gun. in one case, it was the department of justice's involvement in this where they were going to piece together criminal cases, that was one of their ideas. we had the smoking gun where it went to the federal election commission which violates the urs rules. so i -- irs rules. so i suspect we'll find more than one. bill: katherine, the senate is investigating this as well. there is a bipartisan statement that came out about this, what records the irs lost. bill: at least on that track it is still moving forward, right? >> let's hope so. i think it now falls to the entire country to make sure that no one forgets what the irs has tried to pull off to this point and making sure that these e-mails are followed all the way down, either down the rabbit hole or up pennsylvania avenue. i guess it remains to be seen. but there are a lot of answers that have yet to come forward. bill: to both of you, katherine first and then jay, will this be sol

-- that reportedly belonged to lois lerner. this after the urs insisted for months that technology experts just simply could not find any of those e-mails which were specifically requested by congressional investigators. so some lawmakers think that the e-mails contain evidence. the irs unfairly targeted conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status. the irs and lerner have denied those attempts vociferously. bill: republican landslide in the midterms are not stopping capitol hill. a wave of republican governors at the state level as well, so how will they lead republicans forward? the new head of the republican governors' association is our guest live in a matter of minutes. martha: and president vladimir putin now thinking about retirement? we'll tell you when the russian strongman may hang up his baa bush ca? i don't think he wears one of those. bill: he would look cute in one though. martha: so to speak maybe. bill: after a massive snowstorm brought seven feet to have snow to new york, the evacuations that could be coming i

bill: what happens with lois lerner? does that case go anywhere?> those are great questions the senate judiciary committee should ask. but i think that the house should file a proceeding in federal court in washington and pursue enforcement of that resolution of contempt against lois lerner. i don't think it's appropriate to rely on the executive branch of the government to decide whether congress can enforce executive action against an employmentee who lies to congress. i think house should go after those things independently. >> look for the clues to see where they go with this. we can start look right now. 11 minutes before the hour. >> we are getting a look at amazing video that has come into fox from syria. take a look. it appears to be an incredibly heroic little boy who put his life on the line as a sniper pinned down a girl behind a car. we'll show you how this has a happy ending. bill: trouble parking your car? try landing on a comet. a spacecraft is on its way to be the first ever to land on a comet, hurtling through space. can they do it

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insisting for six months that his agency cannot turnover to congressional investigators e-mails from lois lernerbecause they said her hard drive had crashed and those e-mails had been destroyed, so this is a huge miss for him on the back of the news that the treasure bry inspector general had found those e-mails, surprise, just sitting on a back up tape which the irs didn't bother to look at our purposely ignored. >> imagine that. dan. >> ted cruz of texas and al franken of minnesota who are having a fight over get this, net neutrality. i know a lot of people find it confusing, the idea of whether the government should regulate the internet. ted cruz produced a youtube video explaining that and it's a prototy good video, so i would say by the standards of washington discourse, this is definitely progress. >> but who's going to win? >> ted cruz is going to win, believe it or not and i think we should just throw him a bouquet for once on this. >> i wish i could agree. i think president obama may side with franken. just a guess. remember, if you have your own list, tweet it to us. that's it for thi

for six months that his agency cannot turn over to congressional investigators e-mails from lois lerneren destroyed. this is a huge mess on the back of the news that the treasury inspector general has found all of those e-mails, surprised just sitting on a backup tape which the irs either didn't bother to look at or purposely ignored. >> imagine that. dan? >> a hit to two of the best known senators, ted cruz and al franken of minnesota, having a street fight over net neutrality. a lot of people find it confusing, whether the government should regulate the internet or not. after al franken said ted cruz had no idea what he was talking about, ted cruz produced a youtube video and it's actually pretty good. i would say by standards of washington discourse this is definitely progress. >> what's going to happen? who's going to win? >> ted cruz is going to win, believe it or not and i thnk we should throw him a bouquet for once. >> i wish i could agree with you. i think president obama may side with franken instead, just a guess. if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us at

lerner, you may recall, targeting conservative groups and tea party supporters. we'll have reaction from senator inhofe who will join me in studio and he will share his concerns about getting a nuclear deal with iran. the president continues on his campaign, defensing his decision to go it alone with his executive orders on immigration. all of this creating a firestorm of controversy. we'll have reaction from both sides of the aisle. hope you'll join us. >>> so did you see this, "the new york times" reporting al sharpton owes millions in back taxes. the obama administration is getting advice from sharpton on picking america's top law enforce, the next attorney general. juan, i can't believe the irony here. >> yeah, look, i'm telling you something, this is one where i think i'm going to break with the way you think of me, eric, because i just can't believe it either, i mean, it's just unbelievable to me. who's forgotten about the phony demonstrations where he takes money from one corporation to embarrass another? who's forgotten about the ads that encourage poor p

he looks almost exactly like lois lerner. >> even though the risk had been made clear. that is what they're asking todd park. where was the pressure coming from? it is not going to work. the risk of putting personal information out there. who was trying to push it through anyway? >> everybody. >> they wanted the perception it was successful and seamless. >> look at all of the recalls. everything is being recalled because things are not working. that is with any industry. get it started. >> the white house still trying to downplay his role in creating obamacare after he was caught on camera many times you have seen it having to mislead what he calls stupid americans to make sure the law passed. the white house secretary josh earnest is criticizing the g.o.p. take a listen. >> some who do think this fans the flames of the political arguments because it is politically advantageous to do so. my suspicion is they do so because it is easier to talk about six and eight-year-old videos then to talk about how smoothly the opening of the second enrollment has gone so far for the

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admission by the irs the agency admitting in court it has not searched any of the computers for lois lerner's missing e-mails. the reason irs servers did not . what about the backup case. the irs claims there's no reason to believe the case can help them recover the e-mails. there's no reason to believe. the agency claims thousands of e-mails were lost in a hard drive crash in 2011. country music's biggest night was all about this star. ♪ >> miranda lambert taking home three awards for female vocalist prize held by reba mcentire a record. >> taking shots at the president and taylor swift is she leaving country music? >> this condition has hit nashville the hardest. >> we are talking about post partum taylor swift disorders. >> why isn't the government the first one to do about it? >> president obama don't care about post partum stress disorder. >> how do you know the president doesn't care? >> i know he doesn't care. because i asked him. >> you asked the president? >> yesterday. i jumped the white house fence ran across the lawn. door was wide open. >> this is brad and carrie's second time ho

country's most vulnerable democrats apparently conspired to target conservatives with the help of lois lerneri.r.s. details of the shocking new memos straight ahead. >> and this video is

media doesn't want to cover the story, and they did not cover the fact that 30,000 emails from lois lernered. there's obviously truth to the story. there's something there. >> there's information coming out now that the republicans are taking over the senate as well. this is largely a house republican investigation. the white house has been pretty adept at pushing back every time house -- now you add the senate to the mix. how could that change? >> well, i think they're going to investigate more. the questions that they should be answered when they look at these documents is whether the white house will request information about any particular taxpayers, and whether the irs gave any information for taxpayers to the white house, and it would not be the first time, as we know, this summer that the irs paid a $50,000 fine for giving over donor information from a pro family organization. we'll just have to see all the documents that will be public december 15th. by december 15th. we'll see what is in those documents. >> michelle fields, pg tv, a fox news contributor. thank you for joining us,

they are not 100% sure if it will cover all the missing lois lerner e-mails. they have to go through the decoding process, but the whole idea these were missing has been debunct. they weren't missing but they didn't want us to see them. >> once they are decoded, what happens next? >> then the investigators are able to, they first get decoded, then they have to take out the private taxpayer info so individual taxpayer information isn't exposed to congressional committees that don't have oversight to see that. then it will go to the congressional committee. and i do believe what this does, every time -- we're fighting in federal court, but every time it comes to a point where you think, what else can congress do? especially the new congress that is coming in, republican senate especially, but new leadership of the house committees as well that have been investigated. what else can they really do here? and now they've got 30,000-plus pages of documents coming their way of e-mails likely that were missing during the key time. this goes back to 2009 to 2008. when t

the watch dog agency for the internal rev now service found 30000 missing e-mails belonging to lois lerner. they were thought to be lost forever and what the agency claims was a computer crash learner has been in the investigation in the conserviceative nonprofit groups. many of the e-mails were found on back up tapes and through accounts of other irs employees. molly, why couldn't the irs find them and the watch dog in the treasury department were able to find them? >> the irs said reportedly that its technology experts tried and couldn't do it and recover the missing e-mails. apparently the treasury department inspector general office had it people able to find them. they told law makers that the the e-mails were gone for good. here is how the irs explained what happened since then. the irs said we understand that shortly after the irs issued the june report, the treasury inspector general began an investigation of the hard drive crash and search for additional e-mails. the irs cooperated fully in the investigation including last summer with the disaster recovery tapes. the statement goe

now if you link senator jeanne shaheen to lois lerner and the i.r.s. scandal which scares most people because they can relate to problems when they get that letter in the mail about the i.r.s., and the fact they were trying to push this investigation and request away for the longest time, knowing she was at the foundation of that could be a huge deal and that could be the deal-breaker. however there is not much time for senator brown to make the most of it. today is the day, even though he is indefatigible and always out there. i just got a call. l.l. cool j. said don't include me. he's a nice man. >> look who we have here. >> ainsley. >> mornings are better with friends. we are good friends on and off camera, all of us. we are, believe it or not. midnight barbie and malibu barbie she calls me. let's head to the news. this is a serious story. a young woman kidnapped off the streets of philadelphia just steps away from her own home. you can see the 22-year-old sphrug gelg to escape as the man is dragging her down the sidewalk. police say she was screami

and the irs has been try blowing taxpayer dollars going through lois lerner e-mails and they are handingut bonuses. don't miss that. and let me know how you cook your turk i. we'll read your suggestions all at the top of the hour. >> well, a man who once served in the marine corps as a sniper. jake in the haiti earthquake. he began a relief effort and his group has retired military personnel that were eager to lend a hand. jake wood, there is so much depressing news and it is nice to bring a nice story. you have been out of the marines for a few months and then haiti happen. what made you go help out. ? we saw a great dmeed and i served in iraq and afghanistan. i knew there would be devastation and a lot of violence potentially and a lack of information and i knew that i had an opportunity to help in an environment like that. i had been in those environments before. >> you pulled together combat engineers and coms, medics all of the type of folks who have resources to help out. how did you do that? >> i mean, it was easy. veterans are coming home and want to it serve their community. and

they have found up to 30000 missing e-mails belonging to lois lerner and many are said to be lost foreverand it was a because of a computer crash. learner has been accused to targeting the nonconservative groups. resident in buffalo need to prepare for flooding conditions. rain and warmer temperatures are threatening to melt all of that what i've stuff. a flood watch takes effect tomorrow. more driving bans are lifted and more roads and exit ramps are reopened. and i am julie bandaras. back to huckabee now on fox. this weekend, christian leaders are gathered in st. louis for the urban world summit. and bishop harry is a guest speaker and the summit is run by bishop green founder and senior passenger. and bishop green and jackson. that is great thank you. dow think that race relations in america are better or worse or just about the same? >> i think the latter. it is the same in the sense that there is limited growth and development. we are dealing with the fundmental root problems here. >> mr. jackson there is genuine concern. and the let me be quick to say that it hasn't always been afri

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the "washington examiner" saying thousands of e-mails from lois lerner have been found. the treasury department's inspector general made the discovery after sitting through disaster recovery tapes. it comes five months after lerner and other irs officials testified before congress that e-mails possibly showing efforts to deny tax exemption status to tea party and other conservative grumps were lost forever. >>> the "new york times" says an e-mail shows general motors was pressuring one of the suppliers to continue making an ignition switch even though there were concerns about its safety. correspondents from 2005 comes as gm faces several losses linking the faulty ignition switches to 33 deaths. the official who wrote the e-mail was dismissed in june. >>> the detroit free press says the monday night matchup between the buffalo bills and new york jets at forbes field is free. the game was moved to detroit as buffalo digs out from seven feet of snow. getting to the airport, no easy tank. the bills were taken by snowmobile to catch their flight. >>> the grand rapids press r

this morning, like magic, tens of thousands of lois lerner's emails uncovered. learn what happened? >> president obama touting his power play on immigration saying he will do anything to work with republicans. >> i told john boehner, yeah, i will wash your car. i'll walk your dog. >> yeah, he is extremely willing to reach across the aisle. do you believe him? coming up. >> i'm mike in for clayton. the -- whoa,

. >> the shocking discovery of 30,000 of former irs official lois lerner's missing e-mails. more hearings and what those e-mails could expose are expected. and yet again in washington, it seems the more things change, the more they stay the same. you can bet if anything does actually get done, both sides will try to stop the other from getting any credit. maria? >> thanks very much. we're back now with more from congressman peter king. congressman, let me ask you once the new congress takes effect, what would you like to see in terms of the easy things to get done? we know keystone pipeline failed in the senate. will it become another issue come january? >> i think it will be relatively easy to pass it through the house and senate now that they are under republican control. that will force it to the president's desk. the easy part will be getting it through house and senate. as for obamacare how we phase it back and lead to repeal all together. the repeal won't happen overnight but we can attack parts of it such as individual mandate. should be be able to pass through the ho

. >> well, tell that to lois lerner. listen, i appreciate what you're doing -- >> well, but they're turning up. hers are turning up. >> that city did not need to endure what it endured monday had the governor done his job and send in the national guard like they did last night and things were much better. lieutenant governor, thank you for being with us. appreciate it. >> you're right. thank you to the good people of st. louis and missouri. >> thank you. joining us live on the ground in ferguson, missouri, is the city's police chief, thomas jackson is with us. chief, i know this has been a very trying time for you and your officers. and i know a lot of the nation had you guys in our prayers. have any officers been hurt? >> no, none of our officers have been injured. thankfully. some county officers and i believe a highway patrolman were injured. i don't think anybody was seriously injured. we're very, very thankful for that. and thank you for the prayers. we all feel them. >> chief, i got to tell you between the rocks an

lois lerner still has a pension coming to her. so i think it sounds like a press release. big monday after the election. i'm not sure i believe it. >> don't you think people are more focused on this, though? there will be more accountability expected from peep. when you're dealing with veterans, i feel like that got a lot of people enraged. >> do you really? >> and maybe other issues aren't as enraged. i think a lot of people woke up today and said 35? that number sounds bigger. >> he has a list of, say, 1,000 that might face some sort of disciplinary action and/or firing. we don't know. but bob mcdonald said the process isn't taking as long as i thought it would. >> his words were, the agency is moving along as fast as it legally can. that's the problem that jessie is talking about. they can't fire these people in many cases. look. by the time they do fire and hold these people accountable, at the end of the day as republicans very often criticized, this process has moved far too slow, affected way too many people and continues to. shakeup is needed. is it too little, too

well, i hope that he says more than lois lerner, and i hope we figure out why we were misled and who else was involved. >> no matter what the grand jury decides, i do not want my son's death to be in vein. >> this in light of new protests ahead of the grand jury decision on whether the police officer who killed michael brown should be charged. we are live in missouri. plus this. >> how the book -- a book that our next guest checked out of the florida state university library moments before the deadly shooting there saved his life. i minimize my sodium and fat... gotta keep it lean and mean. pear: uh-oh. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium... and phytosterols, which may help lower cholesterol. major: i'm feeling energized already. avo: new delicious ensure active heart health supports your heart and body, so you stay active and strong. ensure. take life in. i found a better deal on prescriptions. we found lower co-pays... ...and a free wellness visit. new plan...same doctor. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have you compared plans yet? it's easy at medicare.gov. or

. >> as for the investigation in congress, that has been frustrated by former irs official lois lerner to cooperate. she took the fifth twice. another niche the democrats think the irs probe should wrap up. >> it seems to me the irs issue has run its course, even on the republican side of the aisle. i think the fact most of the groups were concerned, which is not new information. i think at the end of the day, kind of takes the air out of the balloon. >> key house lawmakers say they plan to intend the probe in the new congress. they maintain with a republican majority in the senate they could put more heat on the tax collection agency to cooperation. >>> who's going to be the biggest upset in tuesday's election? we have your twitter responses in three minutes. my favorite bar, hands down. from the makers of metamucil, new multi health meta health bars have natural psyllium fiber that helps promote heart health, with a taste that consumers prefer. would you like one of these instead? yummy! thanks! experience the meta effect, with our new multi health wellness line. and see how one smal

the agent see thought the easily were completely lo lost when lois lerner's hard computer crashed. >>ials it will hope heavy rains will bring a little bit of relief from the drought. they say every drop counts. >> del, that's especially true in one small community near fresno. as jennifer london found out, many wells have already run dry. >> these people are out of water. they are out of water. they just recently went out of water. >> if water is life, the small community of east porterville, california, is dying. turn on the tap in j. c. coates' bathroom. >> you don't want to look in there? >> across the street, in jane topia's kitchen? >> we don't have water for washing clothes, dishes or bathing. >> when we first reported this story in early september, 1300 people, nearly 20% of the town's population, had no running water. >> how are you living like this? is this any way to live? >> no. it's not. but what are you going to do? >> now, a bad situation has gotten worse. close to 4,000 people, more than half of the population, are without water. most residents here have private wells w

sandoval did awful, have not established himself yet, but he invested money into english language lerner's into the public-school system in nevada, signed eight driver's permit card and started to do some out reached. so latinos will reward you for that effort. this is a state where latinos voted 90 percent for harry reid in 2010 to come back four years later and provide 47 sent for sandoval. and there was a variation across all of the candid it's. you will be able to understand the vote. >> henry munoz. again, thank you for sponsoring this event as well as for being a leader in this effort on the election eve polling. henry. >> we need to leave ourselves. -- we need to lead ourselves this is a brown a shoot. those of you who would take away our voice, take away your vote, we need to say no this is a moment in our history where we need to realize we live in a country that is not fair, just, or equal, and we need to harness our own power, not be afraid of it, and express it. >> thank you. randy borntrager. >> thank you. great work. you know, i think seascape sclerotic listen to tales you mu

in the case of lois lerner, obviously they are keeping track of the people in the irs, so why can we not regain her e-mails from their supplies? host: ok. john, in florida. on immigration, the front page of the los angeles times this morning, courtesy he museum in washington, "pushing the boundaries." immigrationrning on is this on the front page of "the houston chronicle" -- texas guard to remain on the border through march. the agreement, set to be shifted december 1, which 86 million dollars from an account used to pay off transportation bonds and other parts of the budget to continue the deployment started last june as unaccompanied central american children flooded over the border. illegal border crossings since have fallen dramatically, but governor rick perry has said added manpower is still needed to fight crime fueled by mexican drug cartels. arthur. staten island, new york. republican. we are in open phones. good morning to you. you, greta.bless i have not called in a long time. first, the pipeline -- one of the most important questions you asked the senator, and i am parap

the agency revealing in court that it has not searched any of its computer systems for lois lerner's about the back up tapes? remember those? the irs claims there is no reason to believe that the tapes could help in recovering the e-mails. the agency claims thousands of her e-mails were lost in a hard drive crash. >>> finally, 67 years after this, this iconic picture was snapped in hollywood, sophia loren finally explain requesting she gave jane mansfield that most legendary side eye ever. she admitted she was actually shocked at how low jane's dress was, saying, quote, in my face you can see the fear. i'm so frightened that everything in her dress is just going to blow. boom. and then spill out all over the table. yeah. and those are a look at your headlines. i know. i know. we're going to check in with maria who does not have that problem today, nor do i. a little cold throughout and rainy. >> a little chilly. i have my trench coat on because not only is it chilly burks we're dealing with areas of rain moving through parts of new york city and along portions of the northeast. let's