[applause] dave williams: thank you. i am dave williams. have worked at the irs the longest, actually, of the folks on the panel. i had a career working in the u.s. senate and then working and tax administration at the irs. when i talk about some of this stuff, the very first tax bill on which i worked was the 1986 tax reform act. i had just come out of grad school, and i worked on those revisions. that act lives in legend as the holy grail of tax reform, at least in myth. i do not think in fact that is the case, and it is certainly not an achievable goal today. when i went to the irs, i had the privilege of running the earned income tax credit program which, for me, to this day is a really high honor because of what the program does for people. it is run through the tax code and has challenges, but the ability to say i was able to run one of the largest means tested anti-poverty programs in the world is a pretty cool thing. something about working at the irs, you have to think about it as the amazing things you can do for and with people,

i am dave williams. i have worked at the irs the longest, actually, of the folks on the panel. i had a crew working in the u.s. senate and then working and tax administration at the irs. when i talk about some of this stuff, the very first tax bill on which i worked was the 1986 tax reform act. i had just come out of grad school and i worked on those revisions are that act lives in legend is the holy grail of tax reform them at least in myth. i do not think in fact that is the case, and it is certainly not an achievable goal today. when i worked at irs, i had the privilege of running the earned income tax credit program which for me, to this day is a really high on her because of what the program does for people. it is run through the tax code and has challenges, but the ability to say i was able to run one of the largest means tested anti-poverty programs in the world is a pretty cool thing. something about working at the irs, you have to think about it as the amazing things you can do for and with people, not just as a job. with that frame emma i left the irs a couple years a

i'm dave williams.i'm the -- actually, of the folks that are on the panel i've worked at the irs the longest, believe that or not. i've had a career both working in the u.s. senate and then working in tax administration at the irs. just to give you a sense of that, when i talk about some of this stuff as we go forward the very first tax bill on which i worked was the 1986 tax reform act. i'd just come out of grad school, and i got to work on the tax-exempt bond provisions. that act, of course as you know lives in legend as the holy grail of tax reform at least in myth. i don't think in fact, that's the case. and certainly not an achievable goal today. but i was able, also when i went to the irs to have the privilege of working on running to the earned income tax credit program which, for me to this day, is a really high honor because of what that program does for people. it is run through the tax code and, therefore, it has challenges, but i don't -- the ability to say i was able to run one of the large

. >> i'm dave williams. i'm the, i actually of the folks on the panel, i've worked at the irs the longest. believe that or not. i've had a career both working in the u.s. senate and then working in tax administration at the irs. the first tax bill on which i worked is the 1986 tax reform act. just came out of tax school and got to work on the provision. that act lives in legend as the holy grail of tax reform. at least in myth. i don't think in fact. that's the case. i was able also when i went to the irs to have the privilege of working on the running the earned income tax credit program, which for me, to this day, is a really high honor because of what the program does for people. it is run through the tax code and therefore, it has challenges, but i don't, the ability to say i was able to run one of the largest means tested antipoverty programs in the world is a pretty cool thing. which is part of why didn't mention it, about working at the irs, has to you have to think about it as if amazing things that

resigned in a letter to chief executive dave richardson saying: >>> it's been a week of landmarks in the miami masters, andy murray hitting the 500 wins and serena williamsaking it 700 in the semifinals winning the first on a tie break. she suffered an awful second set, losing 6-1. williams took the last for a 16th consecutive victory at the event, which she won seven times. >>> the n.f.l. will be able to see photographs from a domestic violence trial of a player while considering whether to suspend him. they are photographs from greg hardy's trial after the n.f.l. sued for action. hardy is a dallas cowboy player. he was playing in carolina. his original conviction was dismissed after the accused was found not to testify when hardy requested a jury trial. >>> the biggest handball star in france is to stand trial for a suspected involvement in illegal betting. he and his younger brother luca were among players banned by the league for betting on the results of a match in which the club montpellier, lost to a struggling team. they are facing five years in prison and a fine. he is a multiple olympic gold medallist >>> f.i.f.a. has introduced new rules, and

dave. >>> the return of rain in your fox 29 weather authority. you can see it on ultimate doppler radar and after this rain will come cooler temperatures. chief meteorologist scott williamss live in old city tonight with a look ahead. it was actually a pretty nice day, scott. fairly warm. >> reporter: it was. we saw temperatures, dawn, into the upper 60s. 70 degrees in some locations. but the cloud cover it has really over taken the area and also you'll be dodging some scattered showers really over the neck several days. as we look at ultimate doppler right now we'll take a tour across the region. we'll zoom in a little farther north and west. you can see around allentown moving toward the phoenixville area even toward norristown looking at some steadier showers and that activity will continue into the evening. but look at the temperatures. still pretty mild. 67 degrees. but some colder air is going to be moving from the north. you can see it's already in the low 50s for wrightstown. mid 40s in sections of the pocono mountains. so high pressure off to the north. that will channel in winds out of the east northeast pumping in more moisture. you can see by tonight we're lo

dave? >> all right. thank you. >>> 7:35. later today in contra costa county, the 18-year-old charged with murdering a 9-year-old boy is scheduled to appear in court. prosecutors have also charged william with the special circumstances of lying in wait. police say schultz stabbed jordan to death inside his home in discovery bay early sunday morning. in a jailhouse interview, schultz told the bay area news group he wanted to know what it was like to kill another person. >>> there is an interesting twist to a robbery investigation out of cupertino. east bay couple were arrested early this month after police say they robbed a man they met online through a sex ad. according to the mercury news, that man told police one of the items stolen was a test model ipad from apple. authorities have not released any other details about the device but said it's not been recovered it's not clear if the apple was related to an upcoming release or was an outdated model or test device. >>> the golden state warriors, you know they are playing tremendous basketball. but they are about to go up against new opponents with the low of money off the court. they are opposed to building a new arena in san francisc