would this did deja vu? >> it's horrible, because the snow comes up above our knees. >> schools are closed today. when they reopen, south lake drive is going to be path of choice for students who attend three schools nearby. so how does it look? looks like two weeks ago all over again. the thing is, in virginia, businesses and people who live here aren't legally responsible to shovel the walks in front. vdot isn't responsible either. so it looks like when school reopens, students are going to be stuck between a snow black and a car place. in reston, deborah, wusa9. >> you know, a lot of folks are looking for that salt, precious commodity right now. so what can you do if your local store doesn't have the rock salt? >> you might be surprised about some household products that can tackle your ice encrusted sidewalk. and here's a live look at the title basin. something that gives you hope n. just a few weeks, the cherry blossoms will be in full bloom. coming up, we'll tell you the best time to see that sea of pi

>> for me it's a feeling of deja vu. exactly the same thing happened. when what happened really was that there was preparation for this, that russia was acting with proxies. they were later coming in with the pretext of targetting minorities. so they could claim they had title to russian citizens. in both cases they have military training and in both cases they conducted war propaganda. in both cases, i think georgia was like maydan, it's the same in ukraine. he wants crimea, take over that area. it's not just my guess. they are there in power. it's not a realistic goal. it exists in the ukrainian government. >> you said that, that you thing that what he wants is chaos, he wants to ball cannise ukraine, spirit it all and the chaos will serve his goals. >> totally, but i think he overplayed his hand because it's bigger population than georgia, and i think he's emboldened by the fact that there was not much of a punishment in the invasion of georgia. there was some western interest and experts, i would say some useful idiots to use lenin 's words. for rus

news coverage, the situation was so bad that sometimes watching local news, state news, you have the dÉjÀ vueeling that you are watching soviet propaganda. >> there is one state-owned channel loyalist to the viktor yanukovych regime, and there is one major russian language channel inter. there is another. these are the three channels that were the worst for presenting information about what was happening in ukraine. there are a couple of others. ictv, two channels which have generally been supporting the opposition. they were much for truthful about what was happening with the protests. >> if you were watching at least the two or three television channels, if you were making efforts to listening to several radio stations or reading several radio stations, you could draw your own conclusions. there were attacks and provocations on both sides. the matter is that you could not probably find a single outlet that would be as balanced as we would like to see. you have to go several sources to get the kiev future. >> some of the clearest pictures to emerge came from viktor yanukovych's luxure youse

this is deja vu. imagine you without a house, don't bring up cell phone. i'm talking about my house phone. 911, call police, fire, it's impossible. like the picture i've fallen down and i can't get up, that's a possibility. i asked them and can't understand why it takes so long. i want them to move at the same speed as if i did not pay the rent that they would send me an eviction notice, five working days approximately. by the way, vice president pa trayer he owe terrace tenant association, so you can imagine if i'm having this problem, somebody ~ somebody who is straight tenant paying, people get frustrated. they don't want to do nothing. keeping that vacant apartment made a lot of enemies, telling people they can't vacate there. so, all i ask is have my phone. they got their own private contract. it don't take three weeks, three weeks. california bred, born and raised here in san francisco. thank you, everybody. >> next speaker. >>> good evening, supervisors. i first line of chronicle read, navy to test treasure island holds for radiation. in my opinion,

one thing everyone can agree on is that there is a feeling of dÉjÀ vu all of this feels like a step backo the cold war. , theon the front page issue of abortion and how there is a return of conservatives. just 40 years after most western countries recognized the rights for women to have abortions, that right is under attack in many parts of the world such as spain, the u.k., and especially in the u.s., where antiabortion lobbyists are trying to make it harder for women to have an abortion. when it comes to women's rights, nothing is written in stone. this comes as we celebrate international women's went. day, rather. >> absolutely. and also, men. >> the brink of this age-old debate, what are the differences between men and women? there will be an how much is due to nature, how much is due to nurture, are reborn men and women or are they social constructs, and gender theory that scientific stories, and an inventory of the latest conventional wisdom. >> what a fascinating topic. >> gender theory is a debate that is caused quite a ruckus in france. a lot of people don't believe in gender th

deja vu exact same place in san bruno, solo spinout.ending out. over to the heyward area, southbound 880. also an accident, this is a little truck stuck in the mud a foot off the roadway. caution there. roadwork out there 66th avenue on ramp to northbound 880 close until 6:00 this morning. kristen, eric? >> take it slow. thank you. students returning to a richmond school after finding out one of their teachers sexually abusing students he taught at another school. amy hollyfield live with the stunning story. amy. >> reporter: he was teaching here add and martha's say they had no idea he was accused of molesting kids at another school here in richmond. 32-year-old ronald ginto was arrested yesterday, being held on 1.4 million bail. he's charged with 14 counts of

this is deja vu. imagine you without a house, don't bring up cell phone. i'm talking about my house phone. 911, call police, fire, it's impossible. like the picture i've fallen down and i can't get up, that's a possibility. i asked them and can't understand why it takes so long. i want them to move at the same speed as if i did not pay the rent that they would send me an eviction notice, five working days approximately. by the way, vice president pa trayer he owe terrace tenant association, so you can imagine if i'm having this problem, somebody ~ somebody who is straight tenant paying, people get frustrated. they don't want to do nothing.

. >>> a richmond homeowner is experiencing deja vu in a bad way tonight. a car slammed into his house again just before 6:00 this morning on hill top drive. a car slammed through a fence and flipped on its side and came to rest against the house. >> this is the first time in the last two years they have hit my house. but they have hit a total of three times. and been in the front yard at least seven times. >> one person was hospitalized in unknown condition. no one inside the home was hurt. >>> still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00. a lawmaker calls on leland yee to resign. >>> and more bad news in washington state as the search for victims continues one week after that devastating mudslide. >>> why the lights were going out all over the bay area and across the ar music playing ) - ( snaps, clatters ) that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ >>> the political fallout continues after the arrest of leland yee. he is accused in a conspiracy of gun running and gavin newsomon. gavin

patrick's day with shovels and brooms and feeling a seps of deja vu in this winter of discontent. >> well, it is gone on a little too long, i think. >> reporter: john hill must have seen the camera coming. what have you got? >> well, you can see the mark right there, 7 inches. >> reporter: now this is not an authorized pat collins' snowstick? not official. >> no, it is what i use, and it is good fuf for me. >> reporter: and now you are a cowboys' fan? >> yes. >> well, okay. see you. and the schools are preparing to open up tomorrow, and you and the family have to be proud there is no school today in montgomery county? nothing, huh? and the dangers of walking two dogs after a fresh snowfall. >> well, they might be lost in the snow, but they always come home. >> reporter: the cal ep dendar that winter ends this week. >> no, not happy. not happy. >> reporter: he speaks for many of us, even though spring is three days away, we won't believe it until storm team 4 says no mas. chris gordon, news4. >> we can only hope. thank you, chris. >>> with all of the snow, testing for the advanced pla

reporter: if you spent anytime with the giants at spring training through the years, today felt like a deja vu moment. >> reporter: a walk he made hundreds of times before but today was the first time in 7 years barry bonds made his way from the parking lot to the club house. both the giants and bonds felt the timing is right for baseball's all time home run hitter to return. in this case as a hitting instructor. >> feel goods to be back. feel goods to participate in this. feels good to give back to the game i love. i will have fun doing this. >> we are all going to have fun this week. >> the faces can change in baseball, the giant clubhouse is full of players who never knew bonds as a teammate. he is eager to development a relationship with them. >> i was more nervous with this than i was playing. trying to put that into other players i am nervous about this side than on my side. >>> to -- he sounded today like hippingsed like that part of his career -- he wished that part of his career could have been different. >> i am more in the middle. i could still be crazy but i am calmer. coming down

. >> deja vu. >> it doesn't matter how many chips -- how many chips you put in my head.l never think by sherrod small. >> i do think in all seriousness, like it or not this is the future. maybe not in our lifetime, but we will be able to do this and there will be good and bad to it. i am an early adopter when it comes to tech stuff. i will put beta programs in my computer, but i am not putting anything in my head that messes with my brain or neuro chemicals until it has been completely tested. i don't understand who would be the -- >> people do it -- i had lasik surgery when it first came out and had numerous problems. you would be surprised. it is in the moment. >> i still wouldn't get it. jay i wouldn't recommend it. -- >> i wouldn't recommend it. >> people get surgery to make themselves better. >> i am a big fan of implants. >> how is this different? you are giving yourself a sexier brain. >> i like that. you should market this for them. if it can help people with paralysis and it can help the connections between the brain and the muscle movement and the nerves it wou

>> do you believe in deja vu?> one man says watching groundhog day can give you a happy life but wait till you hear what makes me really happy. i'll reveal exclusively here. mornings are better with friends.ç >> you're watching "fox & friends." >> thank you, king of fondant. look who's back today! >> i missed you all. >> really? the first time we were away from each other. the first time is always the hardest. >> i had some shakes. >> that's called being hung over. >> you know what you didn't miss? the alarm clock going off a little on the early side. >> true. although i have to say when it woke me up this morning, i was thrilled to come in. good company can do that. >> it's like that on a business -- big news day. and today we have one. >> fox news alert, breaking overnight, north and south koreaç exchanging more than a thousand rockets across a disputed border. peter doocy has more. >> reporter: north koreans fired off 5,000 artillery sending people in south korean islands running for bomb shelters. rounds fel

> sometimes we were happy, other times it was "man, that could have been us", this season, it was deja vuth the same florida gulf cost team in the way of the the elusive ticket to college baskets ball's grand prize. >> we were getting ready to have the bus ride. >> i said "the thing i want you to do when you fall sleep on the bus is dream of who you hug when you win and think about cutting the nuts down." this time they flipped the strip winning the conference game. >> getting them to the finish lun, we found a way to get to the finish line. for them to be successful. i had a lot of special groups and buildsed the coach. to see them accomplish that, that was as good as i have been a part of. >> there's seven seniors. visions of it were looking like a mir around. >> with respect on the free through line. i started bawling. when the buzzer went off. i didn't know what to do. i, for a second, had to gather myself and said oh, my gosh, this happened. when i saw the coach i looked at him. i was crying. it got worse. it's been an emotional journey. when i saw him and we embraced. it was - man,

. >>> it is deja vu for a frustrated antioch homeowner for for the second time in a week found a car in his backyard pool. craig couldn't believe it happened again just after midnight on saturday morning. police say 18-year-old david martinez was drunk, behind the wheel of this car when he crashed through his backyard fence and splash landed into his pool. martinez was later arrested. the two minors riding with him were unharmed. another car did the exact same thing six days ago. >> my neighbors say what are the odds? >> go out and buy a lotto ticket. >> he shared these photos of last week's crash showing the other car submerged in his pool. >> two major fires are raising safety concerns over on the lack of sprinklers. thousands of apart meant buildings don't have them, but one city wants to do something about it. vic lee is live with the story you will see only on abc7 news. vic? >> that is one of the two large apartment buildings in redwood city that caught on last year. neither had sprinkler systems and by law they didn't have to. even though there is a consensus among the fire of

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do you as a member of that community look at what is happening in crimea now, and have a sense of deja vu do you say to yourself, here we go again? >> well, yes, exactly. in 1783, they came to crimea and said this about crimea tatars. and then later it happened where they were sent over asia. now it's happening again. yes, at night they can come again and take ought all the tatars. they're known for their non-violence. >> i don't want to lose my time with you, so where does help come from? what about turkey? >> well, this is what i was saying, turkey--crimeaens tatars say, where is help. crimeaen tatars are asking for u.n. peacekeeping. but on the other hand, i working wit, i wasworking with them, ane snubbed off, and i wrote about that. and then people went there, and they were blocked off. i don't know how and wh who cano something. >> i'm out of time. i know you're emotional about this. this is your community, you want to make one quick point? >> yes, also, of course i'm afraid of russian soldiers and what can they do, but i just want to remind the audience here that the internal force

neighbors are saying this is deja vu all over again. >> reporter: they've been here before certainlyory of the problems on this street. this was ceetated when this water -- created when this wurt main broke. they have already coned off this area and they have heavy machinery coming in. they will break everything down and get down to the pipe. you can see the force of the water and how it pushed down the rocks and sent them down the street. it was quite a mess. this was just after 5:00 this morning when this happened. the water actually went down waller street, turned the corner at scott and went down to haight and pulled up there causing a big mess along the street for a good amount of time before they were able to turn off the water. the problem now, they have to fix the problem and neighbors say this has happened before. >> flew out there. flew out -- through out right there and right there. >> reporter: and you lost water for how long? >> it happened twice. i don't know. usually we're out for half a day and they get it on but the hole was in the street for two or three months. >>

he writes, is ukraine, syria deja vu? nothing good came out of engineer with obama red line and executive orders. how do you answer? couldn't barack obama have found a way to handle this better? >> i think robert is on to something. it is very much like syria. i think the sense to me is that it is lake syria in that there are no good options, robert. it is very hard to see where we go or how we form this policy in such a way as to stop the russian incursion. you don't start fights that you don't think you can't win. in this case the united states has no interest in any kind of military intervention. so karl and others, the critics have said in terms of president obama, you know what? you should send in advisers. send in women's if necessary. but you know, if you start sending in advisers and then those advisers become caught up in some kind of conflict, the united states has an obligation to defend its people. that would take us into a military conflict. i don't think the american people, war weary at this point after ira

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the latvians must be having a sense of deja vu with the so-called referendum coming up sunday where there's basically no choice given to the crimeans, either stay with russia or create a sort of autonomous state as existed there under a constitution that was -- that existed between 1992 and '95. so, in fact, they have been given not much choice, the same way latvia was taken over in 1940 when the russian troops were invited in by a pup et government that voted to do so. >> reporter: let me ask janusz bugajski about another worried nation, and that's moldova. she mentioned latvia. what is the situation with mull dovia. >> the russian government set its precedent already in that it divided mull dovia after the soviet union collapsed. it helped four separatist movements within moldova and continued to keep moldova divided and has not attempted to stabilize or preventing these countries moving into the european union and the western community. russia, if it cannot control a country, wants to keep the country unstable and threatened with further partition, separation. so mul moldova, i think the

something that should not have been there and then they searched open ocean and found nothing, this is deja vuing similarities in what we're going through now and what happened with amelia earhardt? >> i have been looking for amelia earhardt for 25 years, our organization has. and for the last two weeks, it has just mirrored how closely the reaction of the press and the media, and the actual development of clues and non-clues has paralleled what happened 77 years ago. >> captain fortune, the triple 7 is one heck of an airplane. it would take a real immense impact to have the debris floating in the ocean right now. wouldn't that have just been an immense impact to destroy the aircraft like that? >> yeah, absolutely, for the impact it would have been at a very high speed after running out of fuel if it did get to that point. and the airplane would have come apart in many pieces, yes. >> and captain fortune, i want you both to comment on this. you first, captain fortune. we're doing this search based on satellite images. are the images that we're seeing being released, is that everything they hav

. >> congresswoman, with today's vote do you sense -- do you feel a sense of deja vu?uestion about it. they had a similar vote to this one last year. and the vote was almost exactly the same. same number of democrats that actually voted for it. and the same number of republicans. so they just keep trying. and of course it's overwhelmingly the republicans who want to, you know, repeal the mandate for individuals. the effect of that, of course, would be to raise insurance rates and have about 11 million people without insurance. and those would be the healthiest people. and the youngest people. and it doesn't work. and mitt romney knew that when he did that in massachusetts. that there had to be a mandate. >> now, you know, cynthia, today was the 50th house vote to repeal obamacare. let's first take a walk down memory lane. >> we could repeal obamacare and get this monkey off the backs of the american people. >> the worst example of the abuse of the rule of law has really been with the president's health care law. >> if obamacare is ever implemented and enforced, we will

for me, i'm getting deja vu again, what it remind me of, you're too young to remember, late 70's we hadontrols on oil, a lot of people in petrochemical, face it what you are against is the price of natural gas going up and a lot of americans are against it too because you use your natural gas for petrochemicals. people made the same argument from all the same argument about price controls, removing price controls on oil back in the late '70s. when reagan did it in 1982, yes you had initial spike up in the prices but eventually when price controls ended the prices came down dramatically. couldn't the same happen with natural gas? >> well if you want to look at the most open an freely-traded gas markets in the world, they're right now today in north america. and that will be the same in 10 years. if we want to start exporting our gas to market that is are largely controlled by the price of oil, alternative to gas, where you're looking at gas being priced two to three types higher, why is it our responsibility to be, to be supplementing the materials going over to korea and these asian com

call it deja vu to the late 1970s. he writes the only way to chaget the balance of power is to change economic policies like reagan today. here now former reagan adviser and my dear friend, art laffer. art, i read your article this morning. jumped out of my chair because i think it has so much truth to it. i got to be honest with you, i put it on twitter. i know i shouldn't have, but i want the whole world to read what you wrote. you don't think militarily we have a chance, you don't think sanctions will work. where should we be going to deal with the russian threat? >> the problem that obama's speech had was he was blaming everyone else except he us. our economic weakness emboldened putin to move. and we weren't aware that he would move. my goodness. with the change in government in ukraine there pro russian to anti-russian, and crimea's historic relations with russia, it's a natural that putin would move there. ukraine has all those lines going through. yet obama blames every else except himself. our economy is weak.

. >> you may have just felt an odd sensation of chilling deja vu after seeing that recent footage about voting hours in the still hugely decisive perennial battleground state of ohio. because just like in those terminator movies when the seemingly defeated cyborg rises up to keep on terminating, the attempt to restrict voting has risen once again in the state of ohio. in the hands of ohio secretary of state john husted, we are in for a very serious sequel. you see mr. husted has set early voting hours that are standard for all the counties in ohio. here is the problem. the more populous counties really do need weeknights and extra weekend days to offer everyone a chance to vote without disastrously long lines. here's peg rosenfield of the league of women voters. >> about eight or ten urban counties, who are the ones who need the extra hours, and we have 80 rural counties who don't need it. so i'm sure the rural counties are perfectly happy with these hours and the urban counties have been outvoted. >> and that gets to the heart of the problem. it is an unfortunate fact that in these pit

and the situation in ukraine is deja vu for mikheil saakashvili. he's still in control of those two provinces. that war lasted five days, nearly 300 died. the result of that invasion, russia is still in control. troops are still there in those two provinces of russia. "outfront" tonight, president saakashvili is there. >> nice to be back on your show. >> you know vladimir putin so well. you heard ben wedeman say, not a shot has been fired. you told me ton friday, you thought this could be a hot war. >> well, i just had a long conversation with the head of ukraine's security service, and he, indeed, did confirm there were multiple ultimatums coming from russia and he confirmed that russia is comparing for some kind of attack on ukraine and navy, that is surrounded in care crimea, and certainly, the longer it lasts, the bigger it will get. back in 2008, it's true that hundreds of people, some people would argue, from both sides, when you also see russian casualties, thousands of people were killed as a result of that invasion of my country. half a mi

. >> this is the same deja vu all over again. >> boy scout troop 374 has been selling christmas trees to the church every december for more than 50 years. but in 2009, a woman driving a dodge durango pulls into the lot late one night and makes off with a tree. at first when the tree is discovered missing, the scout master, nick coble, assumes there's a logical explanation. >> we have a courtesy cash where someone can take the tree and pay for it and we'll check that. if there's no money in that, then we watch the surveillance videos and that's when we found this. i just couldn't believe that anyone would steal from the boy scouts. >> 2009 is the year they decide to set up surveillance cameras at the lot. >> we lose trees occasionally but we didn't really put the video surveillance in for the catching trees. we put our tree lot security system in for safety of the people working the lot. we decided to let the security run around the clock. >> using the tape as a learning tool, the scout leaders take measures to prevent another loss the following year. >> on the second year we changed t

it really is dÉjÀ vu all over again.see this pattern repeated did we saw in 2000 when we had the ford explorers rolling over and congress was all over that and they gave the national highway traffic safety administration, the federal agency charged with protecting us as consumers -- they gave them a lot more power. a parable, fatal incident or series of incidents, companies are supposed to report in five days. if there are very grave injuries, then there are criminal penalties. we are not seeing any of that happening now. we have a twofold problem. we have companies not reporting because i do not think there is enough teeth in the law, and the -- we have federal agencies not reacting quickly to protect consumers. >> thank you for correcting me a to begin with. secondly, how much blame can we lay at the feet of regulators at at general begins motors? the general motors is not reporting to knit the -- nhtsa -- investigations in at least two situations related to this ignition problem. they looked into it twice and said for

deja vu 2000 again? in al of these mean we are tech bubble? certainly seems that way.ning me now bloomberg news reporter. our very own julie hyman who spoke with the king digital ceo today. before we go to that, i want to .o over to cory what is going on behind the huge this is a big number for them to pay for a company who does not have a product yet, let alone but ridiculous phrase about the company's been .re-revenue people seriously use this phrase. this is a pre-product company. they have a developer kit and have shown demonstrations. they were out raising money. we learned that there were other bidders out there for the company. facebook steps in and take them out. the interesting thing is that is the notion of what the future might be in computing and might be some kind of virtual reality but this kind of virtual reality . facebook says this is the platform upon computing being done in the future. >> ok. back to the pre-revenue, pre-product idea. money is soanger easy and so cheap to borrow that it is fueling return acquisition activity in a way that is not heal

deja vu a year ago. munich knock them out. it was 1-1 last night in munich, 3-1 on aggregate. chance to win the fa cup tonight in barcelona. first is manchester city, 2-0 to barcelona after the first leg. three more english teams left in the champion possibly. will be two after tonight? caroline. >> i will go with a mixture of rock and literature. keith richards, the famed batboy of a rolling stones, is writing a children's book based on his relationship with his grandfather. richards' grandfather played in a big jazz band and introduce keith richards to the guitar and his own daughter is going to be doing the illustrations. he says, i have five grandchildren. i know a thing or two about that. he is going to write it. he is already written it. >> i'm throwing the control room for a loop. i'm changing stories to the airplane. i was convinced they would have found flight 370 by today but more confusion. now we don't even know for sure when the plane was last sighted. >> they've expanded the search area. >> now there is a question if the plane was spotted off of its slot path --

because there's so much oscar commentary from people like me it was like deja vu.up some of my civil liberties to make sure nobody talks about oscar this much. >> it would have been a nice surprise if philomena had won. >> really? >> i loved it. absolutely loved it. >> "her" was my favorite film of the year and i'm delighted spike jonze gone an award. >> lupita nongo, in "12 year as slave," she's like one of 15 actors who won their first time around. she was in many ways the star of the oscars because she's a breakout star, right? >> she was. first of all, when she walks on the red carpet she certainly makes a statement. but she's also made a statement because she's really serving as a role model for young women. one of the things i talked about with her last night is she told me about this letter she got from a young girl who said she had wanted to change the color of her skin until she saw lupita come onto the scene and that made her accept her for who she was. and lupita talked about how that's what she feels like all this is happening to her for because she had

deja vu in the nation's capitol.eral government to a screeching halt at the start of the work week. carl cameron is at work this week. carl cameron in d.c. hey, carl. >> reporter: hi, martha. happy snow st. patrick's day. it has been raining since sunday evening, shutting down d.c. on mondays last few weekend. a number of records broken as well. last night the storm started around 7:00 in the d.c. area. by midnight, six inches of snow had fallen. that is record. reagan airport was closed considerable amount of time. they have opened up one runway in national here in d.c. dulles is only three. there are flights being canceled all up and down the east coast. a number of problems, d.c. government is closed. federal government is closed. schools are closed across the region. there was a pretty major accident on i-95 about four a.m. on the interstate. a bus flipped over on its side. 54 passengers were taken to the hospital. three ad serious injuries but not life-threatening. this is exhausting school days because so many

as for democrats in congress, this could be a case of deja vu. hill newspaper reports obamacare's affect on the 2010 congressional elections saying, quote, obamacare helped catapult representative john boehner to the speakership of the house and demolished hundreds of democratic careers. democrats now face the prospect of a second midterm drumming in 2014. and the health care law is even more unpopular than it was the last time around. joining us now is an associated editor and columnist at the "the hill" and david is also with us, senior correspondent for the "washington examiner." if people dislike obamacare so much, why did the president get reelected in 2012? >> well, that's an interesting question. i think the very popular portions of the law came online first, keeping children on their parents' policies through the age of 26, a lot of preventative medicine-free, preventative care, stuff that released from preexisting conditions for coverage, this kind of thing. but the real, you know, obamacare as we know it is only a few months old and tha

listening to chairman crenshaw's remarks, it seems like dÉjÀ vu all over again.he irs discharge with the massive undertaking of a mandate under the affordable care act, the greatest intrusion of this agency into personal health care decisions in history, combating identity theft and refund fraud, and addressing international compliance issues. among many other competing priorities, you can understand why additional reviews and more training conferences with heightened security -- i can scrutiny, we hope to ascertain how the irs will go about planning is training conferences to ensure that they are goal oriented and effective, as well as compliant with the irs's procurement processes. i also hope you can explain to the satisfaction of this committee how and why $63 million in performance bonuses are appropriate or beneficial to the taxpayer? we are all painfully aware we are in the middle of some grim budget times. every federal agency, especially the irs is duty bound to root out excess and waste. when we provide you with more than $11 billion annually to fulfill

prepare yourself for a moment of deja vu. or maybe i should say, deja vote. see what i did there?t any better than melissa or joy reid already have, like, you know, last weekend. >> unfortunately, it also means we've had to dust off the tried and true graphic that regular viewers of mhp show will remember from the last election cycle, back in 2012. that's right, this week in voter suppression! and this week in voter suppression, the state of ohio is back at it again. >> now, you guys know i love joy. it is not a contest. but let me try. once again, today, we have an edition of "this week in voter suppression sclts "! and it's brought to you by the letters o-h-i-o. it was just over a week ago that ohio governor john kasich signed laws that cut six days off of early voting and absentee ballots were limited and john husted delivered another setback to voting rights with another cutback to early votes. he squashed early voting during the very class where a lot of people have free times, sundays and weekdays after 5:00 and that also affects many african-american churches and community

. >> it was like some nightmarish deja vu. amber dubois vanished in san diego county.town, another teenage girl was gone, another search going nowhere. were the two connected? that's what the cop who had searched for amber wondered. >> it was more of a hope that they were somehow connected and would help us solve the amber case. >> and so he watched as search and rescue literally beat the bushes and probed the treacherous muddy water. and detectives in suits worked the neighborhoods nearby. >> find who her friends are, where she was, talking to anybody and everybody who might have been in that park that day, hoping to find something. >> and they were trying to make sense of evidence scattered around the park. chelsea's car was parked here, underwear with a slight stain of blood had been found on a trail here, a shoe a mile away. >> in the back of our minds we know it's a matter of time before we -- we may get the results from this dna. and that will also prove if those are actually her items of clothing and shoe. >> then three days after chelsea disappeared, more cloth