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estimate it will ultimately collect $65 billion from enforcement actions and late payments leaving a net gam of $385 billion. the tax gap has persisted at about the same level as a percent of total tax liability for decades, this despite a myriad of congressional and irs efforts to reduce it. key for thinking about how to reduce the tax gap is understanding its nature. the tax gap is spread across various types of taxes, taxpayers and taxpayer behavior. most of the tax gap is for the individual income tax but the corporate income tax and employment tax are also significant contributors. much is due to misreporting a business income, even for individual income tax but nonbusiness income also contributes. even for a certain category of taxpayer there is a variety of misreporting behavior. for example, on a recent report we founded sole proprietors misrepo misreport both their receipts and expense, while some of each is intentional as well as unintentional. income subject to with holding and/or information reporting to irs by third parties such as employers or banks has low misreporting. only a

the building of oikos university and taking care of the injured and confirming the location of the gam. he's been described as an asian male, heavy build. no word if he is a student or any motive behind the shooting. but he apparently walked into at least one classroom and opened fire this morning. you -- you can see from these pictures from earlier, an enormous presence reaction from police and fire. numerous crews, suvs, ambulances on the scene. we saw helicopter flying overhead. these are live pictures right now. yes. and we -- we are just getting word that there is -- there are reports that the suspect in this shooting is now in custody. although that's still not been coilfulled -- confirmed, possibly happening in alameda. these are live pictures from oakland near the shooting site where you can see the police officer on the scene, taking notes, obviously work hard to get to the bottom of this situation. quite a scene. apparently the suspect has been arrested. you can, again, see -- it looks like someone is looking inside trying to talk to someone inside that of that vehicle. we, a

not easy for one movie to stay on top of the box office but gry is what "the hundred gam games" is doing. >> it seems nobody can take down "the hunger games" on the top spot at the box office. >> it brought it $21.5 million this weekend. "the hunger games" is the first movie to hold the top spot for four straight weeks since " avatar." >> "the hunger games" beat out "the three stooges." they had the best chance to take her down but they came up short. they had a decent $17.1 million , only four million behind "the hunger games." >> i know you went to see it. >> there were some funny spots. i grew up -- the scene with moe with the cast from "jersey shore" was hilarious. my daughter thought it was funny. who knew? >> 5:27. 61 degrees on tv hill. >> road work on the j.f.x. could make for a messy morning commute. >> dozens of tornadoes in midwestern states. the latest on the 12 outbreak. >> temperatures will soar into on thes -- the latest tornado outbreaks. >> we will let you know how things are moving through m >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning,

. >>> in sports, it all comes down to one gam now for the washington caps. they beat boston wednesday or they go home. the caps lost to the bruins 4-3 in overtime yesterday meaning there will be a game seven in boston. so far, all six games in the playoff series have been decided by one goal. one more try. >> fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> good morning. it is 4:30 on this monday, april 23rd, 2012. if you look closely, you can see the light shining down on the wet road because. i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm will thomas. i guess that was the key thing as we drove into work. it is wet and not just us, the nor'easter seems to be drenching the east coast up and down. tell us all about it, tucker. >> we've got a winter storm watch and warping out to the west. >> the west and north, crazy. >> cold. did you notice that as well. >> weren't you saying it was hot inside. >> inside, the heat kicked on. it was a little aggressive but we'll take it. >> rain showers continue across parts of the region and out to the west. we go to the radar. you can see it is

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mitt romney comes in a 20-point gam among women, he'll lose the election. >> and i know you've been followinghe excesses at the general services administration. well, a huge controversy out there and the question i think is whether there's going to be any blowback for the administration as seen as not accountable, since this has been going on for a while. >> i'm not sure about that. i this the fact that three heads did roll right at the top pretty quickly once the facts came out i thought was smart. they cleaned it up as fast as they can. what you look for in this kind of thing, joe, as you well know, you're such a pro, you look for patterns. an isolated incident doesn't cost you very much. but you see two, three of these things, that costs you a lot. >> great. thanks so much. >> take care. >> it's always great to see you, david gergen. >> egypt's muslim brotherhood launches a major charm offensive at the white house. could egypt be taking a dangerous turn one year since the historic revolution? plus giant tractor trailers tossed through the sky. amazing images in this week's texas tornadoes.

. >> he broke rank and gam bemed his career by selling his collection in a department store.urning point. to the old gar old guard he was outrage, but he made mony and they got the message. he helped change the business of fashion forever. many of his crittedics felt he went too far when he sold his name. >> it was on pencils and baby buggys and whatever. >> do you see fashion as an art or a business? >> both. everything is business. a picture is business. if you don't sell your picture, you are no one, no one know you. >> there's no question that he really has a lasting historical legacy. he was definitely part of a movement, you look at something like this, for example, and we see fam references, even in today's market >> if i was classy guy, i don't have so many risks in my life. >> whether you think it's high fashion or low brow. pierre cardin he made elegance affordable. >> charles: levon helm, appreciation next. le >> charles: legendary singer and drummer levon helms died at 71 of cancer. bill flanagan of mtv has the appreciation. i get over ♪you know where i want to go

. >> guest: because it prevents the firms that make wreckless gam les that -- gambles that go wrong from having to face up to the consequences of their failures, and i think one of the lingering political effects of the bailout, left and right, it's a lingeringceps of -- lingering sense of moral outrage. >> host: yes. >> guest: that when times were good, there was enormous profits, but when it all went bad, the losses were socialized in effect paid for by the taxpayers. now, the way it unfolded made it necessary to prevent the system from collapsing. people understood that, but it was a kind of extortion, and the, i think there's a widespread resentment still of the bailout and the terms of the bailout. the lack of accountability, and the fact that too big to fail was not really solved in the aftermath of the bailout, and i think that sense of outrage fueled, in different ways, the tea party movement and the occupy movement. the opposite ends of the political spectrum, but i think those were animated by this sense there's some deep unfairness here, however necessary it was in the end, th

the gam has brought me so much of my life and so much excitement and somehow they pay me to play golf. (laughs) >> rose: they pay you well. it brought your dad and you closer? >> for sure. >> rose: in what way? >> father/son time. at six years old... when you're playing baseball-- which every kid i think does in america-- when you're playing baseball and basketball your dad is just watching. he doesn't get to play the game with you. yelling at you, screaming, cheering you on, but he doesn't get to play with you. but golf lets us ride in the cart together. four hours, five hours on slow rounds we hang out just us two. his bad shots, my bad shots, our good shots, we celebrate that together and i think it brought us closer together. the father and son time was... the bonding was better. >> rose: when did you know you had something? >> i got lucky enough to shoot in the 60s at age 12. >> rose: (laughs) that will tell you. >> i happened to shoot in a tournament round in pensacola i shot 62 one time, ten birdies and eight pars. >> rose: what do you attribute it to? is it natural? is it the

there is an approval for rocky gam casino. it could generate $40 million every year and in anne arundel county, it will be open for business. >> kai jackson with a look inside. >> reporter: this casino will be one of the largest in the country. eyewitness news is the first to get video of the slot machines turned on. showing this stage of construction. the opens june 6th. a day fast approaching. looking around it appears there is a lot of work to do. >> we're working around the clock. we're going to be open june 6th at 10:00 p.m. >> reporter: initially, 3,200 slot machines will fill the space located next to anne arundel county mall. there will be six restaurants and live entertainment every night. opponents tried to stop the casino. in the end, those who bet on slots won. by fall of this year. 4,750 machines opening here at maryland live cu16o. costing from 1 penty the $100. >> everyone looking for that escape. what we are building here is the las vegas or atlantic city experience here in maryland. >> kai jackson, eyewitness

>>james: here is a look and san francisco from our group gams. temperatures and 52 in sampras's up. we have more and more upper 50s to talk about. the warming has begun for today. the afternoon should be the mid to upper seventies. further inland they could get low 80s. north bay and one country is in the mid-70s. as a look of the 7 day around the bay. we will stage a disturbance on thursday rolling through the north bay they could give us some problems. the weekend will be nice. >>justine: the man accused of killing the seven students and the university will be in court today. he will possibly enter his plea. he is charged with seven counts of murder. he is being held without bail you will let you know what happens in court today. >>mark: dallas down and the s&p is off 40. -- as of the is down 7 1/2 the dow was down 40. martz was slow as a slowdown. the cadets march was a slow month. >>darya: we have some traffic tieups piquancy. it is low on walnut creek and 680. will be back with more coverage in just a few minutes. >> >>darya: one sailor was

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i think he would like to narrow that gam a little. you saw him going out there on student loans.younger generation. he actually in some ways he has been in the state gave a speech on foreign policy based on his sort of ideas. >> did you see it. >> identity. >> did you see that speech? >> yeah. >> did you see -- >> i thought it was a pretty good speech. he didn't have to rely on notes. he lost a page and a little bit like obama four years ago, i saw somebody saying today, he could bring foreign policy experience. he has none at all. he is interested in it. >> right. his family came from cuba so that qualifies. so when it comes to the presidential race and my last question now because you are, you know, the chief kahuna buzz feed. kate buzz feed actually backfire? >> sure. buzzby can backfire. if you are seeing more of obama on buzz feed than the evening news, that could be a problem. but romney's problem is the opposite. it's hard to make anything about mitt romney go arrival. if you mentioned mitt romney in your story, there should be some sort of handicapping in your traffic sta