the cincinnati office. the group -- group manager rescind a political advocacy cases that caused a 13 monthlong delay. when the person the cases were transferred to stop sending development letters while waiting for guidance from the technical unit, unfortunately both the individual who held the cases and his manager at the time of republicans, and neither of them were invited to testify here today to discuss that delay i believe that the delay in processing these political advocacy cases is highly problematic. the evidence compiled by the committee, there were intentional or motivated by bias . mr. hall, did anyone tell you to stall or delay your work on the two-party cases? >> no, sir. >> one irs official we interviewed was an attorney in the irs office of chief counsel who worked on these cases. when he was asked if anyone ever instructed him to stall or delay providing guidance he responded as follows, on the contrary we were told their return to look extremely fast. we were given a 48 hour time deadlin

rogue agentslamed in cincinnati. even jay carney falsely claimed political targeting was perpetrated by lion personnel in cincinnati. as the witnesses have explains today, the lack of response by the irs to applications to tax- exempt status effectively froze these tea partiers in place and was worse than a denial because the goods could not appeal a non-decision. i keep coming back to lois l erner and her role in all of this. she has left behind a trail of misinformation and obfuscation. she deliberately misled the public and the congress by ogue agents in cincinnati by something she knew was being voted straight from washington, d.c. this was akin to a nuclear strike against employees in cincinnati. they were the ones she wanted to throw under the bus. the responsibility for her. blame the people we need you who may not be able to defend themselves effectively. even worse than that, she tried to cloak the illicit targeting she knew about by ordering that employees use advocacy groups instead of tea party. i just fo

low-level employees in cincinnati. bill: if you are going to try to place this inside the white house, you would think if the chief counsel was appointed by the president you expect him to know what's going on? is that the theory? >> it gets it close. what republicans want to found out is what conversations wilkins had with the white house and treasury officials about this targeting. those are legitimate questions. i suspect we'll learn more about them today where members of congress are talking to people who worked for him. bill there are beginning you said that's not what the white house said originally. what do you mean? >> it's not what the white house said originally. when the story first broke the white house was clear this was a rogue agency in cincinnati. this was done by bureaucrats and didn't have any relevance or ties to the white house. we learned over the course of

francisco airport, a delta flight to cincinnati was evacuated last night after a tug crashed into the plane on the tarmac. the pilots got out to inspect the damage and evacuated the passengers. delta put passengers on another plane that arrived safely in cincinnati at 6:00 this morning. >> the report is out on the broken bolts on the span of the bay bridge and we are learning why the bolts broke and who is to blame. katie marzullo is in oakland outside the meeting of the toll bridge program oversite committee. katie? >> i just stepped out of the meeting with the toll authority being briefed on the problem bolts. the executive director is saying there is plenty of blame to pass around between the owner, which is caltran, the designer, and the contractor, too, pointing out a few things so far. one, the wrong bolts were picked for this highly specialized unique bridge, or at least if certain points on the bridge.

>> i think the news today of the locust of the story left cincinnati and is now in d.c.not be defended. what we just heard is they got the management from d.c. commanded oversight. demanded that applications and up in d.c. we heard from carter hall who has worked half a century, now retired. he was the one involved. and he says that when he received this, he was ready to rule yes or no. instead, he was instructed to bring the applications to lois lerner, the notorious, the fifth amendment irs and employee and to the one political and to one of the two political appoint he quis at the irs, g counsel. it sits in their office, so long that when carter asked what's going on, is he told well, it sat around so long. have to ask the applicants to send all new information, which is a device for having endless and endsless process except the object wasn't end alsoness, it was to get through the 2010, 2012 elections applicants to unable to get approval and raise funds. >> where does it go from here. the administration sensed that originally it was rogue agents in cincinnati fell a

we have alleged from the beginning this was not a couple of rogue agents in cincinnati. my first job oust law school was the office of chief counsel of the internal revenue service in the strict office in atlanta. and i knew how howe the system operates and it has not changed much in 30 years. you have levels of review. when it gets to the chief coup's office in washington, dc, for them to get involved in the tax exempt case you're talking about the rare times they did, maybe when there's a case going the supreme court of the united states. but other than that, for them to get involved in individual tax cases and coming up with their own templates and own records is ridiculous,s about as ridiculous as the irs's offer to our client and others saying we'll give grew expedited review if you will not exercise your full rights under the interrevenue code and the united states constitution. we filed yesterday -- this is what our response yesterday to the irs offer for basically a settlement of the 41 cases. our clients have been pending for almost three years. this is a sample

in washington he's a visiting fellow at the hudson institute we also have dan low bolts in cincinnati he's a coeditor of new politics journal of socialist and in philadelphia we crossed him when he was a political commentator and writer for a counter-puncher a journal in cross talk rules and if i mean you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it lynn if i go to you first in philadelphia one what will the world look like today if china were the same military strength had the same military strength of the united states you know on par it won't be a cold war i think it will be a series of wars by a proxies because both countries need. quite a bit of energy quite a bit of oil natural gas to survive and we are past the point of cheap oil and cheap energy these countries will have to jockey each other out of the way and they will fight each other frankly it is already happening and it will only intensify in the future and this is not necessarily a china's fault because it has to do this to survive. you know it needs to. import have of its food for example. is the pentagon s

when the story first broke the white house was clear this was a rogue agency in cincinnati. this was done by bureaucrats and didn't have any relevance or ties to the white house. we learned over the course of several months and particularly today, this does get closer to the white house. we don't know that the white house directed this or other claims some republicans have made. but this gets us closer. it contradicts what the white house said earlier. bill: you are saying this is a possibility this waits irs said to the white house meaning they could have been misled by the leading agency irs in the first place. >> it will be interesting to watch the white house reaction as this part of the story unfold. the white house by telling the american people they didn't have anything to do with it, there were no ties, this wasn't done out of washington. now it seem clear it was done out of washington. an obama administration appointee was notified of what was going on. if you are the white house and that you have been told by irs officials would i expect the white house to show to

han in washington he's a visiting fellow at the hudson institute we also have dan low balts in cincinnati he's a coeditor of new politics a journal of socialist thought and in philadelphia we crossed him and then he is a political commentator and writer for a counterpunch all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect i mean you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it lynn if i go to you first in philadelphia what will the world look like today if china where the same military strike had the same military strength of the united states you know on par. it won't be a cold war i think it will be a series of wars by proxies because both countries need. quite a bit of energy quite a bit oil natural gas to survive and since we passed the point of cheap oil and cheap energy these countries will have to jocky each other out of the way and they will fight each other frankly it is already happening and it will only intensify in the future and this is not necessarily a china's fault because it has to do this to survive. you know it needs to. import have of its food for example. is t

han in washington he's a visiting fellow at the hudson institute we also have dan low balts in cincinnati he's a coeditor of new politics journal of socialist thought and in philadelphia we crossed him and then he is a political commentator and writer for a counterpunch all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect i mean you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it lynn if i go to you first in philadelphia what will the world look like today if china were the same military strength had the same military strength of the united states you know on par. it won't be a cold war i think it will be a series of wars by proxies because both countries need. quite a bit of energy quite a bit oil natural gas to survive and we are past the point of cheap oil and cheap energy these countries will have to jocky each other out of the way and they will fight each other frankly it is already happening and it will only intensify in the future and this is not necessarily a china's fault because it has to do this to survive. you know it needs to. import have of its food for example. the penta

from the beginning, cincinnati sent it to washington.like one, two, ten, 60, then 100 cases, all of them being essentially controlled from washington, d.c., and in this case at least in part from the office of the consol, a political appointment position, one of two in the irs. >> talk about it a little bit. elizabeth hofbaker is some agent in cincinnati who was part of the process holding back conservative groups' approval process in the 501(c)4s, i believe. above her was carter hall. >> that's right. >> lois lerner, was she above carter hall? >> absolutely. >> what are we doing with lois lerner? >> we intend to have her back. as you know, the committee voted she waived her fifth amendment rights as to the questions we wanted to ask her, when she made extensive statements on the subject and then refused to answer additional questions. that will be a next step. but ultimately it is part of the stumbling in this case. had lois lerner answered our questions truth fully, we could have undoubtedly gotten to the truth of this much sooner. >>

the irs tried to pin the scandal on employees in cincinnati.er, yes a lawyer telling congress he took orders from way up the chain of command in washington. also testifying today on capitol hill cincinnati irs worker who says she was deeply offended by the blame placed on her office in cincinnati. >> tell me how you felt when lois lerner with the planning question on may 10th says this was inappropriate actions by line people in cincinnati? >> sir, like i said before, it was like a nuclear strike and i still -- >> that's a term you used with -- >> with the earlier interviews. >> with your interview, a nuclear strike. >> lois lerner sat where those witnesses sat several weeks ago and these two witnesses put on a uniform and defend thd country and the constitution so she could hide behind the constitution invoke her fifth amendment right but only after she blamed them. >> trey gowdy joins us. good evening sir. >> good evening. how are you? >> very well. after today's hearing how high up in the irs are you suspicious that some of this targeting we

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how did you know that was not rogue agents in cincinnati? >> sir, i was deeply offended and it impugned my reputation and those of other federal employees. >> mike is following this for us on capitol hill. what's the latest? >> reporter: hi, alisyn, lawmakers are handling two key officials who handled the conservative group tax-exempt status, one from cincinnati and the other from washington and both suggests they were micromanaged tea party applications by higher-ups here in washington and the narrative, as you just heard was this was all about a couple of rogue agents in cincinnati. >> did you and other people in the cincinnati office feel that they were being unfairly blamed or used to excuse this political activity that was going on in the washington office? >> i can't comment on what others -- but personally, i felt like it was a nuclear strike. i felt they were blaming us. >> let's take a live look at the house oversight irs hearing as lawmakers try to get to the bottom of the irs mess and a fair amount of partisan bickering and one ch

one out away from a win over cincinnati. cincinnati has had their number.ided games one after the other. so looks like the giants could pull this one out. one more out needed. >> beautiful shot of the moon too, mark. thanks so much. >> sure. >> thank you for joining ktvu news. >> and join us tomorrow morning, at 4:30 a.m. we're always available at ktvu.com and twitter. one last shot of the moon. maybe. it's gorgeous. so i'm on line at the supermarket. two women in front of me. one of them, her total was $8.00, the other, $3.00. they both, of course, choose to pay by the use of the...check. now, the fact is, if it is a woman that's writing out the check, you'll not be waiting long. women are very fast with checks. they write so many checks. the keys they can never find. they don't know where that is. but they never fumble for the checkbook. the checkbook comes out of a holster. who do i make it out to? there's my i.d.

witnesses today claimed innocence in the cincinnati office and pointed instead t finger of blame at thehingt d.c. office held by one of two, one of two i appointees of the president. fox news chief congressional correspondents with our report. >> the investigation into the ira starting of conservative groups focus on hearing from two key figures, recently retired 48-year veteran of the irs said is handling a two-party applications was delayed by the office led by william wilkins, and a obama appointee. >> he said one group should be approved for tax-exempt status and what should be disapproved d get further information. is that correct? >> that's crect. >> the given to someone who had no experience and to come away from you after you met with the chief counsel's office. is that correct. >> as correct. >> in cincinnati agent said washington was involved in her work on two-party applications as well. >> i was frustrated because of what i perceive as micromanagement. >> after the targeting scandal broke the earl political narrative was it was the fault of to rogue agents in cincinnati >> d

. >>> coming up, the irs scandal started in cincinnati, right? wrong.cking new details next. >>> later, the royal baby bump watch continues. will tonight be the night we meet william and kate's bundle of joy? stay with us. >>> live from america's news headquarters in los angeles, demonstrations from coast to coast saturday for what marchers called justice for trayvon. many demanding changes to self-defense laws. a week ago ago saturday a florida jury acquitted george zimmerman for the death of trayvon martin. his mother addressed supporters in new york city saying their vigil is not only about the verdict but preventing another trayvon situation from happening. >> in laguna hills 20 homes have been evacuated following the appearance of a giant sink hole cause bid a ruptured pipe. fire officials fear it may trigger a massive landslide. i'm robert gray, now back to justice with judge janine. the . >> when you have the spokesperson for the president of the united states make a definitive statement that it was two rogue agents and start poking at these peop

. >>> coming up, the irs scandal started in cincinnati, right? wrong.hocking new details next. >>> later, the royal baby bump watch continues. will tonight be the night we meet william and kate's bundle of joy? stay with us. benjamin netanyahu welcomes the peace talks. i'm harris faulkner. now back to the judge. >> when you have the spokesperson for the president of the united states make a definitive statement that it was two rogue agents and start poking at these people who have no power to do anything about it, that is wrong. how dare anybody suggest that we're at the end of this? this is the beginning of this. we have to make an example of it. >> congress jason chaffetz blasting the obama administration over the iers scandal, saying the investigation into targeting political enemies is just beginning. as republicans step up the pressure, the question is how high does it go? with me is ryan clayton from d.c. and tony sayage. good evening, gentlemen. initially it's two rogue agents, and then it's those lying people in cincinnati, and then it's i'm goi

we've had a whole bunch of folks say it's cincinnati, cincinnati. and the committee is trying to act in a responsible matter try to find out where -- how it all occurred who was responsible for what. did you hear today mrs. hofacre, she said that all of her cases were tea party -- i guess patriot and they were referred -- he was looking for guidance from washington and waiting on that. is that what you found in your audit? >> i only heard bits and pieces. >> i'm going defer. >> the answer is yes. >> the answer would be -- yes. the question has been recently our progressives treated, and it's been intimated you have tried to block, oh, certain information or groups that they may have gone after or treated. is there any indication that progressives were treated differently? have you -- in your part of the audit, did you look at progressives or you said a few minutes ago this is a fairly recent? >> we look at the criteria they gave us for the bolo that only had tea party on it. -- [inaudible conversations] >> that was the crux of your. >> they gave us

man who says he and his wife for personally targeted by the irs after they started the southwest cincinnatiea party. we begin tonight with syria. members of congress play any role and syria likely influenced by polls that show up birds of 60 percent of all americans from both parties want little or nothing to do with that 2-year-old civil war including farming any of the various rebel groups. fox newsschief washington correspondent james rose in as the report. >> amateur video purported to show the syrian rubbles enjoying their first taste of victory in weeks. after the free syrian army was able to enter the town some groups work to ensure a large number of soldiers would defect. the obama administration remains vague in its pledges to ramp up direct military into the rebels who in recent weeks had been badly at done by the dictatorial regime and its chief suppliers of foreign fighters. >> part of that is expanding the scope and scale of eight on the ground and i promise you, i wish that i could speak more to that, but i cannot detail at. we are a slice of the pie, not the entire pie. we ar

when they tell thus was only mapping in cincinnati and find out that it is -- not, that -- untruthful must certainly questions all of the answers we received both from the white house and irs on this issue. it gives us the importance of going poured. it is also questionable so many say this was not politically motivated. when you target people based on their political beliefs it is absolutely politically motivated. this certainly targeted conservatives and tea party groups and those of which trying to oppose the president and now we have an obama appointee involved in the chain of command here. we certain sly to continue and get to the bottom of this. >> i want to make clear some liberal groups say they were targeted as well. what do you have to say about that? >> george said the initial evidence he received did not indicate groups were targeted. that's something that came forward now as a possible offshoot. i think certainly it is suspect that it has been -- such a delay before this issue has been raised. i think it certainly doesn't detract from the fact that we know that these grou

he took th cases away from the cincinnati folks, don't you want to knowhy he did that and whether he was influenced. >> i think it i fascinating ere is no testimony and yet he tock it away. >> he hasn't appeared before congress they will subpoena him and he may plea the fift >> where are you getting the information that wilkins took it away. >> from the cincinnati case worker. under testimony and oath. if they lie they will be prosouted. >> let's go to that testimony as it was reported and correct it by no more o a conservative magazine and national review. d the way it is reported by theaily caller was not the testimy. >> emac, anybody, that is not thorough. >> no, no. talk show host >> so did we. >> emacgo a head. >> rick, you are desibing that wrong. what they are saying we don't know. i want to know what mr. wilke did. hang on a second and i want to know what doug shulman did. they were in the white white. so what if they had a meeting. janet reno called for a special prosecutor for white water and nixon allowed a special prosecutor for waterge. and so why doesn't the president a

>> where are you getting e information that wiins took it away. >> from the cincinnati case worker. under testimony and oath. if they lie they will be prosouted. >> let's g to that testimony as it was reported and correct it by no more of a conservative magazine and natational review. and the way it is reported by the daily caller was not the teimony. >> emac, anybody, that is not thorough. >> no, no. talk show ho >> so did we. >> emacgo a head. >> rick, you are describing that wrong. what they are saying we don't know. i want to know what mr. wilke did. hang on a second and i want to know what dougshulman did. they were in the white white. so what if they had a meeting. janet reno called for a special prosecutor for whiteater and nixon allowed a special prosecor for watergate. and so why doesn't the president allow a special prosecutor? >> bottom line, there is a lot of information we nee to get to d we need that to come out in the open testimony particular he like mr. wilk. >> we need a special prosecutor to g to the bottom of this. the justice department will not do it. congress

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it was not rogue agents in cincinnati.u look at 100% of the groups being targeted versus just a few liberal groups being targeted, obviously, it looks like political motivation. so both sides are going to repeat this. there's going to be an effort on the republican side to say that this was an operation that originated out of washington that might have had connection to the white house, but they haven't proven it while you'll have democrats continue to complain that this is a cherry-picked witch hunt because original findings by russell george, the ig, in his report were withheld. that, in fact, some liberal groups had been targeted as well. so there's going to be a lot of back and forth. and the irs needs some cleaning up. but there is no evidence yet connecting this to the white house, and there is not still an explanation for why only a few liberal groups were targeted versus all of the conservative groups. jon: you mentioned the blame that the irs cast on these, quote-unquote, rogue agents in cincinnati. that line appa

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somebody in cincinnati was upset by that and started talking.re talking about elizabeth hofacre, based in cincinnati, going to be testified today. she is going to say she was targeting people based on advice given to her by a d.c. lawyer named carter hall. carter hall, we told you his name a couple of weeks ago showing it was bigger than cincinnati. apparently carter hall who is about to retire at age 72, he's naming names. later today he will implicate the i.r.s. chief counsel's office who is a barack obama appointee by the name of william wilkins and lois lerner. >>brian: the "wall street journal" writes now we understand why lois lerner is taking the fifth because she had a role in the i.r.s. targeting of conservative groups. i watched carl cam ran on bill o'reilly who indicated today he might directly tie this to the white house. >>steve: he says he has information that will link this directly to the white house. >>gretchen: interesting. what is being reported this morning is that william wilkins, they needed to bring everything to his atten

cincinnati last night after a tug crashed into the plane on the tarmac. delta flight 2396 was ready to take off at 11:15 and passengers felt a jolt. the pilots inspected the damage and evacuated passengers. some passengers said they were thinking about crash of asiana flight 214 on saturday. delta put passengers on another plane that took after at 1:00 o'clock a.m. and that plane is expected to land in cincinnati at 6:00 a.m. >> now the asiana flight 214 crash at sfo. federal investigators are looking at merckal malfunction to human error after extensive interviews with the pilots. amy? >> we are at holiday inn where the ntsb chairman will brief us this morning. we will hear from her during the newscast. the new details have been released by investigators including what the pilots were thinking in the final approach. investigators say the pilots thought the automatic controls were maintaining the proper airspeed and investigators previously said the plane was coming in too slow. just revealed this is the first time the two pilots had flown together and th

he said they were rogue agents from cincinnati. that's not true.they almost spit in your face like you're stupid or something. >> well, there have been six iterations of a defense in the irs case. but remember, lois learner disclosed at a conference, that's how we learned about it. then we went into it was two rogue agents, then it went to, well, it was a progressive group so we're targeted to not just conservative groups, so as long as we treat two different sets of people improperly, at least it's not discrimination. now the new defense is, well, the president himself didn't know about it. if that's the new standard for i am -- impropriety in this town, that the president didn't even know about it? >> if they had been denied right at the get-go, then they could have appealed it to another part of the irs. instead, what was so sadistic about this and so painful, they were in this no man's land and they couldn't appeal it. they would have been far better off if the irs agents, whoever was involved in this, however high it went, if they simply said

some history in cincinnati for homer bailey. from homer to the worm.s rodman goes to north korea. now he wants the nobel peace prize. >>> i hope in egypt they can keep the peace. overnight developments from cairo and a live report. this is the july 3rd edition of "way too early." >>> i have my patriotic tie on today. i actually first wore this in honor of the late great mark haynes from cnbc when he passed away. of course, everyone getting prepped. they're already prepped for their holiday tomorrow. we want to begin with some pretty big news overseas. egypt where we are another day closer to boiling over there. 23 people are reported dead and president muhammad morsi is vowing last night not to resign while pledging to protect his constitutional legitimacy with his life if need be. he is at odds with his own military which has set a new deadline for a deal today. if no agreement is reached, the army will suspend the country's constitution and dissolve the parliament. all of this as hundreds of thousands descend once more on tahrir square spelling out t

we know in 2011 lois lerner directed the since natty -- cincinnati office. do you think this was an intentional attempt to cover up the targeting? >> i don't know, i don't know the answer to that question. i think more work needs to be done to evaluate the circumstances. >> again, i find it difficult then to make the conclusion that no evidence of intentional wrongdoing by irs personnel was r was done. >> well, what i'm suggesting is there's no evidence in the record to suggest there was an intentional cover-up -- >> but you didn't even speak to her. >> each point that i've made the point -- >> mr. werfel, i control the time, and my question is after she directed this change, cincinnati intentionally went back to targeting tea party groups. do you know who is responsible for this? >> do i know who was -- well, i challenge the premise of your question. >> after the change was made to advocacy groups, the cincinnati office went back to targeting tea party groups. do you know who was responsible for that activity beginning again? >> we are looking into the fact

this is a makeup game of a game that got rained out in cincinnati.f the first, the giants getting on the board first. sandoval a double to left center. runners come around to score and 2-0, san francisco right away. giants up 5-3, in the eighth. reds trying to come back. two on, two out for romo. four ks for romo. bochy with his 1,500th career win, gets the game ball. 5-3, the final there. game one not as good for the giants. reds up 6-1. the opposing pitcher at the plate. the day was over after 2 2/3 inning. road team winning in both games. >>> a's winners of 12-straight versus the astros. up 4-2, in the ninth. matt dominguez game-tying home run. four batters later, two on. and the ball gets away from derek norris. norris throwing it away. jonathan coming around to score. can you believe it? a's lose like that. 5-4, first loss to the astros all season long. >>> the warriors officially adding a low-cost veteran. hello jermaine o'neal. he signed a one-year, $2 million deal. he's 34 years old. he'll be expected to back up andrew bogut. >> you have a gr

drama in cincinnati. homer bailey goes for a no-hitter against the giants. you may be surprised by the last person who accomplished the fete. >>> microsoft taughting a new phone that can detect your mood. jimmy kimmel will talk about how that will affect the dating scene. that and more when "way too early" comes back. ♪ you know that it would be untrue ♪ ♪ you know that i would be a liar ♪ >>> jim morrison, the lead singer for the doors, a rock music band is dead. he was 27. his personal manager said he died in paris, probably of heart failure. [ male announcer ] it's 7am and steve is already thinking about tomorrow. which is why he's investing in his heart health by eating kellogg's raisin bran®. mom make you eat that? i happen to like raisins. [ male announcer ] invest in your heart health. now that's what i'm talkin' about. [ male announcer ] with kellogg's raisin bran®. >>> we have not seen a no-hitter this season. at this point last year there had been five. the reds homer bailey was looking to change all of that in cincinnati against the giants. the no

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. >> and the cincinnati reds celebrate a no-hitter by ace homer bailey, his second in less than a year. captioning funded by cbs than a year. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, july 3rd, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, the clock is ticking for egyptian president mohamed morsi. morsi has until later this morning to give in to the anti-government protesters or face a military takeover. this is cairo's historic tahrir square. last night it was packed with hundreds of thousands calling for morsi to step down. violence between supporters and opponents left at least 23 dead. in a defiant speech hours ago, morsi said he would not give up his office and was willing to give up his life. now, clarissa ward is in cairo this morning. clarissa, i imagine the mood is quite tense. >> reporter: that's exactly right, anne-marie. tensions are really sky high here. nobody knows exactly what is going to happen when the military deadline expires at 5:00 p.m. local, but there are fears that this is not going to be pretty. a muslim