remove the ig. indicates a presidentially appointed igs, i am one of those, the president has the authority to remove me. mustder to do that, he give congress a days notice prior to removal. he must give congress the opportunity to be where the action and engage in dialogue they feel is appropriate. >> a couple of years ago, neil borofsky was the special inspector general for tarp and was here. here's what he had to say about the process. want to put it in perspective from your experience. the doj helped use their office to lead the investigation into the politically motivated firings of u.s. attorneys that is an example of an effective ig. often you cannot hear about them or know about them. i was asked a question about why we did not have an ig doing what we were doing. it turned out, we did. they are so not out there and so not aggressive. i was told, point-blank, that someone wished they could do what i was doing but was afraid about losing their job. that is one of the problems. the fear of bei

>> let me answer that in terms of removal of igs, in terms of what the ig act provides. the act provides that the person who appoints the ig has the authority to remove the ig. from the case of the presently appointed igs, for example, i'm one of those, the president has the authority to remove me. in order to do that, he must give congress 30 days' notice prior to removal being effective. and the purpose of that provision is to give congress an opportunity to be aware of that proposed action and to engage in whatever dialogue it deems appropriate. >> a couple of years ago, neil barowski, the special inspector general for t.a.r.p. was here. here's what he had to say about the process of i.g.s and i want you to put it in perspective from your experience. >> when glenn fein was the d.o.j., he helped to use his office to help lead the investigation into the politically motivated firings of u.s. attorneys. that's an example of an extremely aggressive i.g. often you don't hear about them, know about them. i was once asked the question about why a particular agency didn't have

they've won honors at the ig nobel prizes. >> reporter: an achievement in medicine. but these japanese scientists haven't found a cure for cancer. they've discovered lab mice that have undergone heart transpla s transplants, live longer than those who listen to mota. >> we did show that opera -- ♪ >> reporter: a top honor in chemistry, these researchers found a new enzyme while analyzing why onions make people cry. >> which do you like? tearful onion or tearless? thank you. >> reporter: teams from japan won first place in two of the ten categories at this year's ig nobel prizes. awards that celebrate the more or less serious side of scientists. they were created by a panel of improbable research historical scientific journal. and since then, have become a big deal in scientific circles. the award ceremony itself is held at harvard university, attended by some of the top names in the field. >> karaoke. >> reporter: scientists from japan do officially well at the ig nobel. they've won top honors in different categories seven years and counting. past winners include the

in just a few minus we'll meet one of the most beautiful women in the world,ig supermodel cindy crawfordac 45, cindy stillooks impossibly young and gorgeous. >> oh, my god, she's just stunning. her skin is just amazing, and so i feel like now i have a chance.

the ig had a report yesterday into whether usis is not doing its job. something like 50% of the cases involving national security subcontractors were not going back to a second round of review. >> right. that's involving people who were in a different category than aaron alexis, who did not have the hard pass. but members of congress are saying it points up the same lack of thoroughness in doing these background investigations. >> andrea, by the sheer number, you're talking at any given time there are 5 million or so people worldwide who have these security clearances. most of them the lower level security clearance. this is a massive undertaking, which is why they've contracted some of this research into background checks to private contractors. so they're going to have to come to grips with the fact that if they really want to toughen this procedure, they're going to have to pay for it. in terms of the lower-level security clearances, according to officials here, almost anybody in uniform is required to have that lower-level security clearance because

. >>> this weekend book womans will flock to baltimore for the 18th annual book festival from ig fiso advent chew stories. find titles to suit any interest, each comics. our biggest highlight is we have the new channel city comic book pavilion. graphic novels. that's happening all weekend. check that out. >> if bocks don't excite you, maybe food, wipe and bee will. live cooking demonstrations, music and book signings too. the book festival is located at charles and center street. >> if you would rather be on the waters head to the state park middle riff too many. holding ultimate festival. temperatures right now 68 annapolis. 69 at the airport. 72 in bel air. we are looking good, around 70. trimming back the temperatures end up in the 50s for tonight. notice, this morning, this going to drift in for saturday. more clouds saturday, more sunshine by sunday. how fitting. we look to the south, this is going to be an interesting storm. it could become for a brief period of time a subtropical system. the good news with this, it's too far off towards the east to see precipitation. if you ar

in just a few minus we'll meet one of the most beautiful women in the world,ig supermodel cindy crawford aac 45, cindy stillooks impossibly young and gorgeous. >> oh, my god, she's just stunning. her skin is just amazing, and so i feel like now i have a chance.

today, one day after alex igs was shot and killed -- alexis was shot and killed after brutally costinge fbi would not talk about their mental state? >> can you give us any guidance if this young man was seeking any psychological treatment? >> i can't comment. >> we have new details on what alexis was up to two days before his murderous rampage. saturday, september 14th. alexis visit itted sharpshooters a gun store and firing range in lorton, virginia, 20 miles from washington, d.c. he fired an ar-15 assault rifle at a practice range and purchased a represent imington . at the navy yard he entered the front door with a valid security pass carrying a duffel type bag hustling to a bathroom on the fourth floor. out of into the hallway, shooting away. from there down to the third floor. standing on a catwalk overlooking the atrium. and shooting down into the food court cafeteria. and finally, down the stairwell to the first floor. killing a security guard, before taking his handgun. meanwhile on the roof, sergeant burchell and sergeant tolson are executing the most dangerous kind of helicop

by the way, whoever cut the highlights, pu ig hit a home run. should have showed that.mes on and boom. there goes the kemp home run. the way this breaks down is brian wilson, everybody waiting for him to come out of the bullpen, his first appearance back in at&t. and boom. guess what wilson does? a clean 8th inning, three up, three down. from there, it was all over. dodgers win tonight 2-1. bungarner shut down for the season which means barry zito will get his final chainsaws chance as a giant. the as are in anaheim tonight. a.j. griffin going to work. howie kendricks going deep. they have two guys on their roster. hamilton and pujols make almost as much as the entire as roster. that is 50 million. josh hamilton coming through here. 3-0. jason vargas only allowed four hits. the as are back fourth of boston. jason giambi keeps cleveland where they want to be. the oldest man in baseball hits a walk off home run. with two outs in the 9th inning. cleveland, a winner tonight. final of 5-4. >>> take a peek here at probably the last look at torrell pryor. he got banged here at

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. >> the war time-trial of kenyan vice president has been adjourned because of the host ige crisis in nairobi. judges in the hague returned the trial to allow him to return to deal with the siege. he is charged with master minding violence that left thousands dead and hundreds of thousands displaced. >> to other news. germany's chancellor led her party to an historic third term in the german elections, and looks to take over from margaret thatcher as europe's longest serving european leader, winning 41.5% of the vote - the best result in 23 years. the opposition variable democrats took 25%. the fre democrats had a terrible night, winning less than 5% - meaning they'll have no seats in the next parliament. the greens and the left have cause for celebrations, taking more than 8% of the vote. >> let's go live to our correspondent nick spicer in berlin. it looks like there are big winners and losers in these results, doesn't it? >> angela merkel is a huge victor in this. the party ran a campaign basically built on her personality, the campaign placards that people held up said angie - her

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. >> translation: we held a meeting with rely ig use leaders, specially those belonging to the hindu community, and the muslim leaders. >> more than 50 people including local politicians have been detained. the violence started after three men were murdered in a nearby village. an amateur video showing who men being lynched by a mob fuelled intention. >> translation: the video that has been circulated in social media is notlinged to an -- not linked to an incident here. the clip is two years old. it is an incident happening in another country. >> there is a history of communal problems. in 1992, 2,000 were killed in religious riots. >> inflation in the world's second biggest economy is slowing down. prices in china rose 2.5%, lower an july, is seen as a sign of improvement in the economy. food price inflation is higher. scott hyde ler reports. >> china released its latest inflation figures, the cpi, consumer price figures. it's up 2.65%. why are we talking about this? it's one of the largest industrial pig farms. that's because of pork-flation - they've been the biggest driver for in

my name is gabriel medina and speaking on behalf of the m igs development agency which is a community based organization working to sustain local business and the mission district to empower residents and to empower businesses. i'm here to oppose jack spade. jack spade i think was very clear in the presentation earlier violates not only the letter but the spirit of the formula retail ordinance and i would urge and i was very impressed with some of the gymnastics that we were being made that it didn't violate it. one of the things i felt inconsistent was that, well, it's okay if kate spade saturday and kate spade have different trademarks but we still rule in the same. if jack spade and kate spade have different trade marks, we are going to roll them different. that's very inconsistent. there is a huge epidemic going on in the mission distribution. this would accelerate that ten fold. they actually displayed adobe books long time of local business from the business. they had entrepreneurs from the community and kept their money here. this store is a park avenue new york store with over

report was i saw in the table of contents there was an issue called suspensions and debarment s in the ig report. they investigate waste, fraud, and abuse, and if somebody really crosses the line, they are debarred, meaning they are barred from being able to get further contracts, either permanently or for a period of time, or suspended, so there is a little bit in the entire report that is some odd pages long, and there is this little section here, and there is this. and that is it. but then it refers you tob or c, and it is a list of those who have been suspended or debarred, and so i went to appendix c, and there is no appendix c. it says appendix b and c are not included in this version of the report, meaning the public version, but if you want to see it, the go to a website, so i did. i went to that website. that is the center website. i could not find it. i looked, and i went to different tabs. i could not find it. i typed in suspension search. nothing. so good luck. i am not saying it is not there, but good luck trying to find it. it is not easy to find. it does not pop out. it als

guest: we are going through the ig report. we will assess what we can do better.urity is a dynamic issue. you will always learn ways to improve. to the degree we have made mistakes, we will own up to that. policyho initiated the that trained servicemen are not allowed to carry their sidearms on base? guest: not everybody in the military is issued sidearms. that is a common misunderstanding. i have been trying to fire a rifle and pistol, but that does not mean i am issued one every day when i go to work in the pentagon. on a normal, daily basis, the and areple armed supposed to be armed are those working in security jobs. these are guards and other security officers on a base or facility. sailor, airman, marine, coast guard men, or soldier carries a weapon every day. there would be no need to do so. our next call for admiral john kirby. caller: this is a great program. i want to commend admiral kirby for trying to strike the proper balance. thelast couple of callers, gentleman from north carolina and the two ladies, the one with the sun with a mental illness, the s

families, alongside the accumulated out reach many of these feel, sometimes i feel there's a creeping rez ig. that these tragedies are just somehow the way it is. that this is somehow the new norm. we can't accept this. there's nothing normal about our children dying in the streets from stray bullets. no other vanszed nation endures this kind of violence. none. if you're in america, the murder rate is tree times what it is in other nations. the murder rate with guns is ten times what it is with other developed nations. it falls upon us to make a difference. sometimes it takes an undppted voice to breakthrough. to help remind us what we need know to be true. we heard one of those voices last week. she spoke as somebody who sees daily and nightly, the awful carnage of so much violence. we are a great country, but there's something wrong. all of these shootings, all of these victims, this is thot america. we have to work together to dpet rid of this. that's the wisdom we should be taking away from this. i'm not accepting this as inevitable, but asking what could we do to prevent them from happe

. >> well, so this event is just about over and the next ig big event is the opening of the bridge. we don't know when that will be but it's definite they're opening the bridge earlier so they did a good job here. >> thank you very much. what a day it has been. the new span has been built to withstand largest earthquake expected over the next 1500 years. here is a look at how it would do that, this video shows the span swaying side to side and shifting up and down. that would not be possible for old span, far too rigid for that this, is video october 17th, 1989. that is when it caused a section to clamgs. now, 11 years of construction a new eastern span is about to open and build to last 150 years. >> the procession just began about 15 minutes ago. these rtd first vehicles to make their way across the bridge. leanne? >> it's all rather exsight. cars crossing the span right now. chp officer wrez have pictures by the way, chp officers leading the way followed by cars, vintage models and of course more modern electric cars making their way. no crews were aloud on the new span. we were

we are waiting to see what happens with the ig report, which is the inspector general report.here are some question behaviors in his past, and how did he get this clearance? host: there is a story in this year's "washington post," here is a quote from it guest: absolutely. it is very hard for us as veterans. ptsd does not necessarily mean you are are going to be psychotic and go shoe people. i think it is clear that this man had some sort of psychiatric disorder. he was hearing voices. that is not a ptsd issue. it is sad when veterans get a statement like that, but people need to understand, ptsd has a wide range of things that influence and affect a person. it does not mean they are not capable of having a job, it is not mean they are not capable of becoming a productive member of society. host: in light of that, how does the veterans administration, how does the government in general help people like that, people with those types of problems, especially after they leave the service? guest: apparently when you cement your lame after you get off of active duty, while you are o

. >> well, so this event is just about over and the next ig big event is the opening of the bridge. we don't know when that will be but it's definite they're opg the bridge earlier so they did a good job here. >> thank you very much. what a dait has been. the new span has been built to withstand largest earthquake expected ovethe next 1500 years. here is a look at how it would do that, this video shows the span swaying side to side and shifting up and down. that would not be possible for old span, r too rigid for that this, is video october 17th, 1989. that iwhen it caused a section to clamgs. now, 11 years of construction a new eastern span is about to open and build to last 150 years. >> the procession just began about 15 minutes ago. these rtd first vehicles to make their way across the bridge. leanne? >> it's all rather exsight. cars crossing the span right now. chp officer wrez have pictures by t way, chp officers leading the way followed by cars, vintage models and o course more modern electric cars making their way. no crews were aloud on the new span. we were there where the

this is revealed from the ig report from inside the nsa. pardon me if i don't trust them. >> how else will they do a report. they are still gaining access that shay shouldn't have. the government gets basic says and then abuse it. >> do you want to get rid of the nsa? they are policing themselves. >> you can't investigate from the inside. >> you can't do that. you need someone to come in. that's my opinion. >> your opinion is wrong. you are not familiar with love. none of it ever happened to you. do you think this is abuse that is like as big as everybody said it was. you do? >> i totally understand why guys would abuse power to check up on their girlfriend and some of these cases are mwomen checking up on men. >> we talked about this last month. i said we've seen these kinds of things happen before with police and other departments and agencies that have access to information. i don't think it's rampant. i'm not going to sweat the nra on this. the only thing i don't like about this be is in seven of the 12 cases listed in the letter, the s

petersburg where as the host of the ig 20 summit was showing mr. peculiar moment is no support voiced for this president's plan to strike a respective of congressional approval? >> again, our closest ally, the great britain, we do not have nato. we clearly don't have the u.n. security council because it was very cleverly done i believe when assad did this has had their votes. even the arab league does not support us. when you get in a position like that, we have to reexamine what we want to do it is a shot across about to not make anything happen constructively. lou: again that as part of the president's rhetoric he but like to withdraw i think if it were possible will this president after running into insurmountable opposition this evening and in congress will he still attack syria? >> if the congress does not give him the authority and pass the resolution, i don't think he will. he could but that could be his waterloo because the whole world and congress and clearly the majority of the american people do not want anything to do with this in the m

that ige continued to appeal to artists and connoisseurs through the ages.the works of art they commissioned -either for their own collections or for display in public places - were in a variety of styles. some were in the naturalistic classical style that prevailed in greece from the mid-5th century b.c. onward. the drapery falls in natural folds, clinging to the body to show an understanding of human anatomy. older styles were also popular. a marble statue of artemis displays the roman ability to recall the archaic stylized drapery that falls in a purely decorative pattern of zigzag folds associated with greek art of the 6th century b.c. the romans showcased their greek-style art in elegant gardens, filled with statues as well as plants and flowers. satyrs in hot pursuit of hermaphrodites could provoke lust or a discussion of greek mythology. a glimpse of the wine god dionysus could spur calls for another round of drinks or meditations on the wisdom of confining and controlling human nature. dionysus was also god of the theatre and theatrical masks became

. >> saint ig nash shus -- saint ig nash shus has had to >>> state lawmakers approved extending a privilege018 for the green and white stickers. those are for drivers of high bred. that's even when there's one person in the car. the proposal needs one more procedural vote in the state legislature before sent to the governor for approval. >>> the chp says the drifntsers must have their transporders attached to the stickers because of the lanes around 237, 680 and 880 don't have cameras to report license plates of potential offenders. if you use them only to cross bridge, you don't have to mount these. >>> >>> let's check in with sal. how are things going on highway 4? >> it's a little bit slow on highway 4. as a matter of fact, westbound highway 4 through the construction zone and then again as you come in through the baypoint area. you are going to see some slow traffic. it's not, you know, something that you are not used to seeing but certainly it is no walk in the park getting out of concord. the toll plaza is backed up for a 25-minute delay. yesterday it took some people a long time to g

we as ig's depend on whistle blowers. we value their information. it's very important they feel comfortable coming forward and saying i have information that you need to have. and my identity i'm concerned about potential repricele, you need to protect my identity. we understand that. the statute requires us to extend protections. in practice what we as ig's will depodown is to advise existle blowers of these protections. to the extent you can give us specific information that is more helpful to us than general information. and sometimes in the course of providing specific information in details, it may be that an enl kated and informed person may be able to guess as today identity of the whistle blower. and you need to be aware of that risk. >> more with agriculture department and the role of inspector general sunday night at 8:00 an c-span's q&a. >> next a discussion about race and the college admissions process specifically a supreme court case involving the university of texas and its afir ma i tive action admissions policy. this is from the bar

practice, what we as ig's will do is to advise whistleblowers of these protections and say to the extent to us than general information. sometimes in the course of providing specific information an details, it may be that educated and informed person may be able to guess as the -- as to the identity of the whistleblower and you need to be aware of that risk are. >> more tonight at 8:00 on ."night's "q&a up next, your calls and the days latest news. then a look at the strategies by both parties in congress as they debate the future of the health care law, federal spending, and the debt limit. after that, we will talk about the ongoing investigation into last year's consulate attack in benghazi, libya and the latest on the situation in syria. calls and the days latest news. then a look at the strategies by both parties in congress as they debate the future of the health ♪are [indiscernible] good morning, all eyes on the senate this week as the chamber takes up the measure to keep the government running past september 30. the house is likely to return midweek as the debate over spending, he

the impact will be ig nif cant if the deals are not reached. a temporary deal must be done by tuesday and long term by october 17th. steve handelsman is live on capitol hill with more on this. >> reporter: thanks. after the senate voted the president's way, the president warned the house and he warned the tea party they could shut down government, but they can't kill obama care. >> the bill, as amended is passed. >> reporter: as the senate voted to keep government going, most republicans accepted they could not defund the president's health care plan today. >> they deserve better than the government shutdown. >> reporter: they can't stop the launch of obama care on tuesday. >> it's not going to happen. they will be open for business on tuesday. >> reporter: tea party senators vowed to shutdown. >> the only thing we want to shutdown is obama care. >> obama care is a train wreck. it is a nightmare. >> reporter: with three days to go until the cut off to paychecks to u.s. troops and millions of other federal workers, democrats called the process i

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we have to admit that francois hollande and the government are in a diplomat ig impasse. >> strong opinionsere put forward but france knows it cannot act alone it has to wait for the decision of the u.s. congress. >> there was no vote at the end of the debate because in france it's the president who has the authority to take the country to war. but pressure is growing for parliament to be given a say. especially if there's a chance of intervening in syria without a u.n. security council resolution. jackie roland, al jazeera paris. >> dick du durbin once again criticized about misleading americans about the wawr in iraq, it was another violent day in iraq. imran khan reports. >> on tuesday, a number of car bombs tore through capital of baghdad. in 11 neighborhoods in all. in some cases, the explosions went off in rapid succession, suggesting they were coordinated. they targeted people who were out and about for the evening. >> a car blast took place in a neighborhood 5:00 p.m, killing and wounding several people. >> earn their living. you could see wreckage of iron flew to the other side of

the recent diplomat ig overtures, unexpected. and to some in the west, a look at how he got to this point. >> 1979, riots sweep the streets of tehran. iranians are fed up with the roum of the sha roum. the shah. he came into power in 1953. during his quarter century rule, he enjoyed support and good relations with the west. he's the last iranian leader to meet face-to-face with the u.s. president t. revolution sends the shah into exile and brings the return of the ayatollah co khomeni, calling the united states the great satid. in november, 1979, militants stormed the u.s. embassy in tahran. >> the acts of bar barrism, which were perpetrated on our people by iran can never be condoned. >> the u.s. responds by freezing iranian assets in the u.s. it takes 444 days before the hostages are finally free. >> some 30 minutes ago, the planes bearing our prisoners left iranian airspace and are now free. >> direct ties between the two countries are severed. the u.s. even supports iraq in its war against iran in the 1980s the tense relation

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the ig said i use official gmail far more frequently than my personal as h see counted approximate 10 times more official e-mails and personal. he also said there was no indication that the chairman was attempting to hide the use of the personal e-mail from cftc employees in an attempt to conduct secret official business. in fact, many of the e-mails were with the general counsel and chief information officer and executive director. in a subsequent letter to congress he said we do not believe it violated any federal law. when this committee sought the e-mails from my persona personal account, i.e. media the past staff with gathering and living all responsive documents. we did provide approximately 11,000 e-mails that were sent to all originated or copied to personal e-mail. approximately 99% were exchanged with another government official and were on federal systems. in fact, 97% were at the ctc already. the remaining documents that were not already there a@alread. the remaining documents that were not already there are there now, and i cast staff look at them to make sure they are fi

guest: we are going through the ig report. we will assess what we can do better. security is a dynamic issue. you will always learn ways to improve. to the degree we have made mistakes, we will own up to that. host: a viewer asked who initiated the policy that trained servicemen are not allowed to carry their sidearms on base? guest: not everybody in the military is issued sidearms. that is a common misunderstanding. i have been trained to fire a rifle and pistol, but that does not mean i am issued one every day when i go to work in the pentagon. on a normal, daily basis, the only people that are armed and are supposed to be armed are those working in security jobs. these are guards and other security officers on a base or facility. not every sailor, airman, marine, coast guard men, or soldier carries a weapon every day. there would be no need to do so. host: our next call for admiral john kirby. caller: this is a great program. i want to commend rear admiral kirby for trying to strike the proper balance. the last couple of callers, the gentleman from north caroli

the tactics may be be a cul-de-sac the emotion and the spirit in the conservative side was clearly igat wasn't a filibuster. mara, conservatives were fired up. >> there is no doubt about it he would say although we have had plenty of divisions inside the republican party. maybe this is going to be a civil war. battlefield this table. yeah, the tea party, every movement group is with ted cruz. this was an open, bitter split with the main string establishment wing of the republican party. i want to know where this is going to go. this is a dangerous place to be for them. >> bret: tim, you wrote about the reaction, media reaction other reaction to state senator wendy davis from texas and her filibuster and tim cruz standing up. neither tactically, and there was different reaction. >> yeah. wendy davis was able to postpone an abortion -- ban on late term abortions but there was not really any mystery. everybody knew rick perry was going to call another session and pass the bill later. i saw this as rallying the troops rallying around the flag and that's what ted cruz says he was doing. he

but it appears the o the onus ig put on the retirees to fix the city's problems. that doesn't seem right. >> reporter: 110 people are on that list to talk to the judge today. each person who goes before the judge is give three minutes to speak. a lot of people i talk to out here, they feel like there is so much uncertainty involving this case, which there very well is. but one thing i'm hear from people out here at least they have comfort today knowing they were able to go before a judge and talk about their concerns. >> i can see where that would be huge. any board word, bisi, on a decin from this judge on this bankruptcy filing. >> reporter: well, this bankru bankruptcy file was done in july. and the judge could come up with a decision sometime in october. >> bisi onile-ere, good to see you. >> a big budget battle is brewing on capitol hill. the current government funding bill expires october 1st if lawmakers don't come to an agreement on a bill to keep the government funded and running thousands of federal employees. also marks the next phase of obamacare. peop

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>> i hope that the ig report reveals more detail based upon what you're telling me, sounds like he went vetted correctly. the process is very clear. when you're trying to have as many clearances get now a short period of time, or even just to get people onboard to work, it's dependent upon them having a clearance. my thought process is that some of these incidences may be they didn't have validation, such as the gun incident. i it was dropped, and maybe none of his rev reps talk about his violent tendencies so it's all based upon what the investigators are able to dig up. they've i don't dig it up you can't prevent the clearance. >> you choose your references, so a lot of times youll avoid choosing people who might not say good things about you. >> absolutely. if you're being smart you could actually avoid divulging any information. this is reality. we have a very good process and it's a difficult process to get through. i've had a clearance for probably over 20 years but the reality is when you have four million clearances out there and one guy that shot people up, that doesn't mean pe

the ig's report says 81% of conservative groups that applied for tax exempt status, waited more than for an answer, some more than three years. learner didn't take responsibility for the problems in the division she ran, instead the irs at first blamed the whole controversy on a few so-called rogue agents working at the irs office in cincinnati. it turns out that just wasn't true. those rogue employees back in cincinnati were getting direction being told what to do by lois learner and her senior staff here in washington. a senior staff of executives trying to decide for months in 2011 and 2012 what to do with the tea party applications. back in cincinnati, the workers were wondering what is taking so long. liz, one of the irs cincinnati employees testified that the process used to scrutinize tea party cases was unprecedented. >> in my experience, it was a high lie unusual process. i never bump had to send development letters -- >> reporter: though she doesn't think it was politically motivated. >> it was moe crow management. >> reporter: so far according to congressional staffers on

he said there's no doubt poison gas was used in syria but believes it came from op is igs forces and the syrian army. meantime, john kerry is on his way to meet with russian diplomats. they will try to work out a deal for syria to turn over it chemical weapons and put them under united nations control. >> this is going to be a complicated process. we'll have to identiedentify whe chemical sites are. there will probably need to be a cease-fire so inspectors can go in and inspect the sites and remove them for destruction. >> last night, you may have seen it here, president obama addressing the nation saying no deal is reached -- if no deal is reached, he still wants to launch air strikes against the syrian regime for use of chemical residents. the ma jo considerty of americans and law makers are still against any action. >> we seeing international diplomacy playing out in real time. president obama and the rest of the world playing a very cautious hand here. larry, not even president obama knows the answer to this question. what happens now? >> we know this much, however. another a min

i think what this latest ig report points to is the fact that the administration has looked at benghaziroblem rather than a substance problem. if you go back to the very beginning and the administration's handling of the benghazi affair they tried to suggest to the american people that the real issue here was the security issue and was the attacks themselves. and so when the arb report came out making all of these recommendation, the administration immediately, without hesitation said, we're implementing all of these recommendations, we're doing it. and the press sort of took them at their word. now we come to find out through this general report they're not actually implementing any of the recommendations or many of the recommendations to the ex-extent that they said that they would. martha: rick, it really fortifies the notion that their take on this is just as steve has put it, just walk by and as hillary clinton said, what difference does it make why it happened. they seem to have the perspective it is a dangerous world world. stuff happens out there and it is sad and regretable but