. >> the chairman is calling for the construction chief, glen hagstrom, going before congress and saying the projects were within the amount that congress gave them, and then it details in the 5 months before that, several instances in which he, himself, expressed that no, in fact this wasn't going to come in on budget. and in one instance, saying that another senior va official shouldn't spread the information any further and as a result the report says congress didn't have the information it needed to make it scissions. thank you. >>> while on the subject of american people getting hosed. wells fargo fake accounts is $185 million, sounds like a big number, a number of next viewers pointed out it is actually a joke. wells fargo is too big to fail. apparently too big to fine. at least in any meaningful way. $185 million is a whopping 1/2 profit, morning star pegged at $36 billion. consider it this way, the median household income in colorado is $61,000 a year, not the same as profit, you still have to pay bills, but close enough. wells fargo's fine is equivalent of a colorado family bein

glen hagstrom was in charge of construction projects across the country, and he did testify twice before lawmakers on capitol hill, but never the report says he knew that. he did retire last year. now, the congressman for the hospital in in part of aurora, mike kaufman has said he wants to see a criminal investigation. it's something that he's going to keep pressing for so that it gets done. live in aurora. shawn chitnis, cbs4 morning news. >>> thank you. could people be dying to vote. the names of dead people are turning up on colorado ball lots. now, a cbs4 investigation questions our voting st you'll see tonight at ten. >> reporter: she died, but we found a vote cast in her name months after her death. >> if you're dead, you don't get to vote. >> he died too, but our investigation found two years later a vote cast in his name. >> it has to be a phony vote. >> dead men and women casting votes. >> that's illegal. >> that is illegal. >> how did it happen? >> we can clear this all up right now. >> thursday this -- does this show the system is ripe for fraud. >> a special cbs4 investigatio