every continent except antarctica was represented. we are collecting the leads and processing groups people need to audit or get more information from. we are trying to close out cases, but we are looking for patterns of financial institutions advisers, countries, money flows, which will be the next wave of our enforcement compliance activities as we go forward. >> following up on a question asked earlier -- if you cannot use sanctions to collect healthcare fees, what will keep people from getting away with not signing up for health care coverage? >> somebody will either get health insurance or they will get it through the exchange get subsidized by the federal government so they can afford it or when they file their taxes, there will be money that is due. my belief is while some people may play with the kind of question that was asked, the vast majority of americans have a healthy respect for law and what to be compliant. -- want to be compliant. people will get letters from us. we can do collection if need be. people can get offsets

where is the last place you would like to be fighting a war if you would your choice other than antarctica, you might well pick afghanistan. land locked, very austere logistics environment. and we can't get effective until we get in and we can't get in and get set until we have moved the people and equipment and the means to sustain them through the very slender arteries. a couple of ground lines of communications, the air bridge. and -- so we are working every day to widen those arteries, and i'll give you again an example of the mrap a.t.v. the a.t.v., because it's a military piece of equipment, we prefer to move by air and that means flying from charleston, where the government furnished equipment, the radios and so forth are installed in the vehicles, as they are delivered from oshkosh, flown to kandahar or bagram. they're to be married up with a unit and put out in the field. we are in the interest of fielding them more quickly and being able to use the air bridge for other freeup capacity on the air bridge for other urgent needs this spring and summer, we're beginning to put mraps on

has launched the world's first penguin census, using pictures and data from spy sat lilts over antarcticahe pictures are so good, they can count individual birds. it doesn't disturb the penguins, and the researchers get to stay warm. >>> and about that more con sensual census the one that covers our houses back here at home. it finds that women in this country have now closed the education gap. new numbers show women are now as likely to graduate from college and to earn an advanced degree as men. but the wage gap remains with women still earning about 20% less. >>> and a woman who spent her life fighting for civil rights has died. for 40 years, dorothy height led the national council of negro women, blazing a trail for justice. never underestimate the power of a gladiator, in a picture hat. we first saw dorothy height in the 1940s, lobbying eleanor roosevelt for civil rights. 1963, she helped organize the march on washington. there she is, on the stand with martin luther king. >> i have a dream today. >> reporter: though they said at the time, she thought the speech was too long, and dis

every continent except for antarctica was represented. we're collating the leads and both processing through people we need to audit or get more information from. we are getting in trying to close out cases. but we also are looking for patterns of financial institutions, advisors, countries, money flows which will be the next wave of our enforcement and compliance activities as we go forward. >> following up on a question asked earlier. just to clarify, if you can't use sanctions to collect healthcare fees, what will keep people from getting away with not signing up for insurance coverage? >> you know, again, he -- when somebody either will get health insurance. or they'll get it through the exchange and get subsidized for the federal government so they can afford it or when they file their taxes there will be money that is due. my belief is, while some people may play with the kind of question that was asked, the vast majority of american people have a healthy respect for the law. and want to be compliant with their tax obligations and w

. >> are there places like antarctica. you could go to the poles.ouldn't those places be prohibited? >> it's not in the top ten jurisdictions for me, that's for sure. >> i know you have operations in brazil. i should have asked you, you have a potential for other materials you are developing besides gold. >> our focus in brazil is gold. when you look at gold you may come across other metals. we're not adverse to developing other metals. but our focus will continue to be for gold. >> i know one of the reasons i like this company, shawn comes on tv and says, we'll be turning stocks to shareholders. is it the right focus to think about dividend? >> dividend discussion is topical right now, certainly, when we look at the performances of the company, we look at metal prices, our low cost structure. the reality is, we're accumulating cash, and certainly in terms of the company going-forward, the payment of a dividend is something that is indeed -- >> i remember in the 80s, i used to buy these gold stocks from south africa they paid 8%, 9%. it could happen

vincent in antarctica.is, nbc news, los angeles. >> the today show's meredith vieira spoke with the group this morning from their base cam open the north side of mt. everest. he said so far it has been very physical and can already feel it. but so far everything has gone really smoothly. that's "news4 at 4:00." "news4 at 5:00" starts right now. >>> tonight on "news4 at 5:00," steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger forced to sit after being accused of sexually assaulting a college student. president obama is speaking out today on what he is looking for when it comes to choosing a supreme court nominee. "news 4 your health" as doctors determine a link between alcohol, aging, and cancer. good evening. i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. we begin tonight with new developments in the case of the university of maryland students allegedly beaten by officers in prince george's county. university officials just held the news conference this afternoon to try to explain the confusion over some surveillance video foo

antarctica recall that tom cruise, maverick. and we say maverick, recode all the american f-14 fighter jet as russian mid-29 and recode all the russian-made 29th as american f-14. you know, concord would tackle and go nowhere man. i cannot tell a digital system to recode american planes as enemy and enemy as american and you will do that because it doesn't have the principle awareness. and so that the idea of battle of persuasion. the second and that comes out of this is the ease of penetration and the actors that might do it. it's not just large state powers, you know, it can be kids. in this case that i cited the people using $30 software, literally it was software that was originally created to allow college students to legally download movies off the internet. and the insurgents figured out, hold it, i cannot use this to illegally download american surveillance footage of iraq, of them trying to watch me. he went able to call the drones, that hollywood movie at that point. but they were able to see what we were seeking. it w