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>> well, we're going to havea live eport, of corse, from moore, oklahoma,the latest for you on the devastation, at is now cassified as an f5 tornado that hit te community, and we'll aalso have mir rack ce louse news about reduction in fatalities. also, tonight, last on the credibility crisis th rocks the white house. today, jay carney, again, revising the tory of who knew what andwen in the irs scandal. we'll be telling you about the stunningbomb shel, a remarkable story, joined by two leading conressmen to talk with congressman ji jordan and talking wit ron desantis and much more at the top of the hour. gerri: can'ait, lou, thanks for coming ontonight. good to see you. >> thanks, good to see you. rri: comin up, waste, fraud, and ause as the government spends your taxpayer dollars a texng program. unbelievable. next, we cntin the indidt investigation of the risks posed to the medical records. the problem of edical identity theftcoming up. stay with us. ♪ it's as simple as this. at bny mellon, our business is investments. managing them, moving them, making them work. weversee 20% of the world's

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now they havea big bucket of money, but it's just sitting like we said, a sitting duck for others top and fall op your property, so that is dangerous. if you refinance, irst of all, now there's a loan on that property, it's not interesting to app attorney because they can't do anything with the equity. it sewhere else. maybe you take a few hundred thousands out and buy investment where the income pays off t debt. put properties in an llc, not in your name, and it's very difficult to track who owns those properties. gerri: all right. basically, what you do s simple comparison of the rate of interest that you would get on that jumbo refi, 3.79 is the current level, and what you could earn in on investment. if you know you can earn 5%, 6%, 7%, that might make sense; right? >> well, that's exactly what the banks do. they borrowmoney, and legend out for 3% more. now it's pretty much free. they lend itor it, you know, the 3.5-4% range. why can't we do the same thing? why can't we borrow from our homes and invest i for more? you know, people say, where am i going to get 6.5%? there's a lot

she said, i think that you havea shknack fors this. thankfully it was one of the kindest things in any of my for teachers said to me. so i started in journalism first and i did investigative journalism. an there are so many other thing vestigigative reporters out there. upton sinclair was a great upto ninspiration. he helped to create this inspection system that we now he i'm in i am and all of the journalists and writers and people who really care about issues to really dig into things. i admire them all.weet, anr >> this is something that you discussed in your book.your how much of the food industry nsume th actually consume their own products? >> i was surprised to meet so people. meet so top scientists, marketers, ceos who do not indulge in their products. i have spent time with the top i s technical officer. thing the first thing he did it stop eating potato chips. he was one of the people that couldn't stop with one tiny serving. in avoiding those products, he s knew he might not be able toble control. >> you noting here that sin

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to provide our full-time employees with a comprehensive plan, and for a part-time employees who ha havea limited plan, the exchanges going to be a better option. so i think that i would need to look broadly at out might be applied to the federal government. that's how we chose to do in private industry. so it was a blend of both, as you're suggesting was done here. >> my employees our full-time. i don't think anything to do with them being part-time. they our full-time employees, but for the fact that i'm not going to seek reelection i'm certain that they're hoping for a long, long career here on capitol hill. >> i'm not familiar with the circumstance. i would have to look into that. >> secretary hayes, what is your sense of all that? would you be comfortable in all interior employees going to the exchange? >> senator, i apologize, but i'm not an expert in this area. obviously, department of health and human services is implementing the affordable care act, and i apologize but i can't respond. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator johanns. senator udall. >> thank you, mr. cha

entire day but at any moment, we have that chance for re so it gets hard to plan out directive as you haveaset or umbrella, you should be fine to get outside. 61 degrees right now at the airport where we have light rain and drizzle being reported. we have a little bit of fog as well with humidity at 100%. you are feeling the moisture in the air right now with the wind at 7 miles per hour. when we get an easterly wind, we get that moisture coming in off the ocean. the radar looks pretty quiet but mainly because the rain is in the lower atmosphere, undetected by radar. more showers further to our south in virginia and north carolina so today we have showers possible at any time. through 8:00led a.m. and by lunch time, we are up to 67 degrees and approaching 70 this afternoon break at any point, it showers are possible. >> thank you. time for a look at what's coming up on "meet the press." [no audio] >> can you tell us what is on tap today? >> good morning, we will be talking about controversies for the white house and the president slow to respond to them and now going on the offense. mitch mc