steve. >> reporter: doreen, thanks. no surprise from lerner but after what she did it's got to look at least to a lot of americans that it's more likely that crimes were committed at the irs. democrats fear it's more likely that republicans will get what they want in this scandal investigation, which is a special prosecutor to look into it. all because one witness up here today took the fifth. house lawmakers believe lois lerner knows why conservative groups were targeted by the irs. she still runs the section of irs that did the targeting. but in today's hearing, lerner denied personal responsibility. >> i have not done anything wrong. >> reporter: then she took the fifth, refusing to answer questions. >> one of the basic functions of the fifth amendment is to protect innocent individuals, and that is the protection i am invoking today. >> reporter: irs officials stonewalling could prompt appointment of a special council prolonging the investigation. don't do it, warned democrat steven lynch. >> because there will be h

he talked to news4's doreen gentzler as he shared his story for the first time. >> i just thought it's one of those mornings where you had a lot to do, you don't eat. i thought i need to eat, or it's just one of those days that was stressful. >> reporter: every day can be stressful when you're the chief judge at d.c. superior court. for judge lee satterfield, headaches are nothing new. but on november 28th, 2011, what he thought was his body's reaction to a difficult day turned out to be something much more serious. >> the only symptom i had at the time was a severe headache. at least that's what i thought, but i was having the other ones that people recognized. >> he had weakness on the left side of his body, he had inability to see on the left side, his speech was slurred. >> reporter: all those symptoms, hallmark signs of a stroke. but the 54-year-old father of two say he was in denial that day. he didn't believe he was in any danger. >> and that's what i said. i'm just going to go in there and lie down on the sofa and check with me in a little bit. >> reporter: his courthouse colle

doreen mogavero on the floor of the new york stock exchange. doreen, we're down 53 points.is behind that? >> we're looking at a lot of people talking about the fed getting out or possibly getting out anytime soon. just the fact we have a great run. not surprising to see the market pull back a little bit. i think everybody was sort of anticipating that we would. melissa: what is happening there? are you trading while talking to us? what is happening to us? >> i am trading. >> good for you. thanks for staying on. what is the number one thing that you're looking for the rest of the day? what do you think will change mood for the rest of the day? >> i don't think anything will really change the mood today. we got a very, very slow day. there is nothing really happening here other than people wondering what the fed will do and wondering when the exit program will happen which nobody thinks will happen toward november or december. this is the case today of people taking profits off the table. you i am taking a little bit of a break. i don't think it is much more than that. it is

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thank you very much, doreen.g transition from hardware to software company. andy miller joins me now. thank you for being with us. you have a multibillion dollar mark cap. it is a great way to raise your own status by picking fights with the giants. in this case, is it real? >> it is real. they are a great competitor. i think the dynamics are shifting now. in the last quarter, we gained 2% market share. our story is sticking with customers and customers are bidding with the wall. dennis: a 7.7 oh yen dollar market. you open up a big new center for this country. 200 customers coming in each week. it seems to be like a very 1990s theme. i thought that fiber optics were going to let us do this from our desktop. why do people still need to go to this grand new shiny center of yours? >> they need to touch, feel and get a sense of the experience. these collaborations and, we have 20 around the world, are jampacked with customers from all vertical markets. dennis: do you have any data versus telepresence? does better bu

doreen gentsler has joined us on the phone bank there with our friends from the red cross. please give us a call and make a >>> police in richmond are looking for a man who dropped into a radio shack store, literally. surveillance video shows the man falling through the roof of the closed business on saturday, may 11th. detectives say the man doesn't appear to steal anything, but they would still like to speak to him. he was last seen leaving the store by more conventional means, meaning the front door. >> you know, you've got to figure an electronics store will have a surveillance camera or two an catch you. >> and they did. >>> thousands were affected by the devastating tornado down in oklahoma. news4 is teaming up this evening with the red cross to help raise money for those in need. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell joins us right now with more on how you can help the victims of the devastating tornado. chuck? >> hi, pat and jim. good afternoon, everybody. still three out of four oklahomans here along with doreen gentzler. this is colleen carter. she's got a litt

this will help him doreen. blood pressure is ok. bring the stretcher here. it's going to spill into him it's a sad find the coal mining is still one of the world's most dangerous professions every million tonnes of christmas coal is estimated to cost three to four life's. work we're going to the polls he's breathing. we must be responsible not only for the people we are searching for but also for ourselves but we have been cases when the rescuers didn't come back. the injured man is then taken to hospital. you know. but when the dust of the smoke comes in it's very frightening i can't imagine what it would be like have to go through that for real. thank god there are guys like this the do the job that they do. some of the best trained rescue rangers in the country and they're ready to go at a moment's notice and can be trying but it has its rewards. well thought she. was live once they called us in to search up central mine shaft. but caved in. your bits of the and we spent about twelve hours digging the man out what show. to begin with we had drilled a smal

doreen mow guevara is on the floor of the new york stock exchange.oreen, looks like the bulls are kind of coming back but now i don't know. we're down 42. what is the mood like down there? >> we've had a very good day. it has been a surprising rebound, right? it was a very good morning relative to what we thought it would be. i came prepared for catastrophe and we're running around like crazy people and the market ended up very well. i think the volume is decent number. everything seems to be pretty good. bad news seems to be staying overseas not here too much. bullard says we'll have qe for a while. no exit talk. that makes people feel more confident. we have mixed earnings like hewlett-packard. and i think people in general are pretty happy the way things went today. melissa: where do you think we end the day based on the feel down there right now? >> i don't know. i think we're down as we're talking another 10 points. i could see us getting back down to the levels we were pretty well at this morning. not down 127 which was the low. maybe down, 50,

we begin with doreen. i just gave that stuff 70 percent of the company's. better and better. they are still continuing to have a little bit of negativity where people are saying, watch out. they're missing certain revenue misses or bottom line, top lines >> reporter: everything seems to be so good all the time. recently, new high after new high. suddenly five months of straight dow jones new record performance . we get some disappointing job numbers out of atp. so a stark realization when you get numbers like that in the midst of good news because really the trend in the market has pulled itself away from reality, if you will. we are still doing very well and probably will for the rest of this year, but only because of the federal reserve. they guy industry does not big things are terrific. liz: you know what, we should have mentioned at the top the report because it was a big base so many hours pass and that you have the fed announcement. people think that does not play into it. but gary at the cme, it is still very much about the perception of whether we are seeing enough j

i'm doreen gentzler. >> and i'm jim vance. weather leads our broadcast tonight.tening weather already, and it could get even worse tonight. doug, i understand there's been a tornado warning but it's expired, right? >> yeah, that tornado warning expired as of 5:30, a little earlier, jim. the good news is that one is out of here. you can still see a lot of cloud cover around the district. take a look at what's happening back just to the north and west,

apple a lot this morning, so -- liz: you know, i think, dan, when you looked over at the cme, that doreenks about it, and she's not -- give legitimacy to what you say, never a cheerleader pounding the table constantly. right. >> you've been worried and concern, but, dan, you look and say it just is a tough market to beat right now. >> it certainly is. >> i think it is. i mean, what you got going on here is we are flat at this point because we are e seeing incredible volatility in the bond market making people nervous. there's a 45-point basis point rise ten-year note this year alope, and realistically, if the fed cuts back, that could grow. at some point, the argument of being in the market because there's no place else to go goes away. whether that's when the ten year note hits two and three quarters, i don't know. liz: can i ask, at 2.1% on the yield for the ten-year, does that worry you, dan? >> the trend and how fast it happened, yes, it worries me. today, the comeback, but due to, again, another federal reserve bank president saying we still need to accommodate. this still is a centr

. >> reporter: major rand many rogers and his financee doreen whitley met while bird watching and found they shared a mutual passion. >> getting warbler neck (laughing). >> reporter: so you bird together. couples that bird together stay together? >> we flock together or something. >> reporter: terrible. let's stop right there. rogers brought his bird-watching zeal with him when he was posted to iraq. >> the diversity of wildlife in iraq and the bird life is amazing. i found eventually 127 species of birds, just on the air base where i was stationed. it can be a universal hobby. it. >> reporter: take it with you anywhere you go. >> yes. even to iraq. (bird call). >> reporter: this is very special place. >> well, this is where my book began. >> reporter: in another part of indiana, author brian kimberling found inspiration for his first novel deep in the state forest. what did you know when you first came here? did you know much about birds? >> i didn't know anything. my boss gave me a cassette tape and said this is a bird song. listen to it. memorize it. you start monday. you've got the

doreen, the dow is red but certainly another big week last week, another record week for markets.et. i think all the positive activity is not as much to do with valuation as it is about return and i think every time you see the markets come in, people find this an opportunity to buy because they can't get a return anywhere else but here. cheryl: there's more and more now that the seller may go away. it's just going to go away itself. is it going to play out in 2013? what do you say? >> i don't think so. i'm not an old addage person, anyway. just an old person, not an old addage person. i think we'll probably continue on through the summer. i can't imagine where people are going with their money and i think we've been long enough that people have been out of the market that they need a return on their money and they're going to come here. cheryl: do you think the money will come this summer? >> i think so. i think so. cheryl: you're not old. stop that talk. it's good to see you. >> thank you. cheryl: and time for your west coast minute. amtrak is unveiling today 70 new locomotives