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deejay irie right inside. robin off today. >> oh! ♪ >> he is all over it.the bark track. the skateboarding bulldog. he wants to skateboard so badly. there you go. good job! he is just rearing to go. >> good. >> look at him. >> he can turn it around. >> he's turning it around, right? >> yeah. >> good job. >> ah. >> cutest dog ever. >> ah. >> go, baby, go. >> go, go. >> couldn't be cuter than that. >> go, carmen. while carmen's working out -- carmen is going to eat the skateboard. i'll talk about "scandal." so many "scandal" parties last night. everybody watching the big finale. wait till you hear the surprising thing the cast is doing at the very time the show was airing. >> that's cool. again, got a chance to meet they will earlier. what a great bunch. >> so thankful. >>> also, daring new role, i guess one could say for rob lowe. he, of course, starring in "behind the candelabra" with michael douglas and matt damon. we'll have a very revealing interview with him ahead. >> that's good. also, are you stuck in a small space and maybe you just think i can't dec

students subjected to iris scans without the parent's permission.ilot program for the kids to take the bus to school. all of that data has since been destroyed. >> the point of furloughing federal employees was to save money. why are some claiming unemployment. g good morning, diane. >> one group of federal employees have found a ways to collect unemployment for the days they have been furloughed even though they made too much money to qualify for the benefits. th they struck a deal with the navy allowing civilian federal workers to group their furloughed days into one week block. those who made more than $745 a week even with the one day a week furlough wouldn't qualify for unemployment in pennsylvania can still get the benefits by listing their 11 scattered furlough days as two weeks without pay instead. they are only recouping a fraction of their pay. critics say they are taking advantage of the system and cutting into the savings the sequester was supposed to produce. is its unclear how many will be eligible for benefits. but the government itse

americans expect the iris do his job without passion or prejudice. the iris can't pick one group to give others a free pass, but that's apparently what they did. as adlai stevenson said, the success of our government depends on the good judgment of so many. it is clear to exercise poor judgment in this case. today, will have to answer for it. senator hatch. >> well, thank you, mr. chairman. before i begin, would like to take a moment to say my thoughts and prayers are with the good people of oklahoma who have been impact goodbye yesterday's devastating tornadoes. in particular, my prayers go out to those who have lost loved ones. it really catastrophic storm and i hope they will be able to deal with this tragedy and every good way. thank you, mr. chairman. you and i do not always agree on the issues, but on this point we agree. despite some claims to the contrary, dirs irs is a scandal. it undermines american trust that the government will enforce the law without regard to political beliefs or party affiliation. make no mistake, this hearing in the i

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. >> incluye reconocimiento de rasgos faciales, scan escÁner de iris. >> y la uniÓn americana de lose o temprano se convertirÁ en la omni presencia de gobierno de la vida de estadounidenses y la invasiÓn de su privacidad, argumento que rechaza este ex director de la oficina de inmigraciÓn. >> creo que es algo que tenemos que hacer para garantizar la seguridad de nuestro territorio pero de ninguna manera esto, la ea es utilizar este tipo de tecnologÍa con ciudadanos. >> implementar un sistema bio mÉtrico es costoso pero en el congreso hay quienes insistirÁn que se implemente de inmediato antes de que millones de indocuntados puedan legalizarse. >> en washington, lory montenegro. >> telemundo. >> en nueva jersey la policÍa arreÓ a dos personas que se hacÍan pasar por policias para robar a inmigrantes, los ladrones se hacÍan pasar por agentes de inmigraciÓn y lester aceptaban vehÍculos les preguntaban si eran ilegales uno se comunicaba en espaÑol el otro en inglÉs, tomaban las pertenencias de indocumentados. >> las registraban con el pretexto de buscar papeles y se llevaban el dinero qu

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in 45 minutes, the investigation into the iris targeting of conservative groups with representative mark meadows of north carolina. at 8:30 eastern, susan casey- lefkowitz of the natural resources defense council talks about the keystone oil pipeline. and our spot line on magazines features nick summers of "bloomberg businessweek." >> for all of those who >> for all those who of been affected, we realize you have a long road ahead. enormous grief has to be absorbent, but you will not travel that passed alone. -- enormous grief has to be absorbed. host: president obama pledging support for oklahoma in the wake of the deadly tornado on monday. at least 24 people including nine children were killed. the medical examiner's office says the number was reduced from yesterday after officials said some of the dead were counted twice. clients

the irs invest in new technology modifying iris taxes. efforts facilitate application of tax credits while protecting information. i baked a point not request ration has taken a toll on treasury but we do everything akin to a circus cospeaker reducing services. we scaled-back training delete contracts, but the branch of the castle by treasury's hard-working public service at the irs, workers have to stay at home without pay for as many as seven days between now and september. this will erode ability to provide service by forcing irs to visit fewer colds and bring him suspect that in one of delays in responding taxpayer questions. delete if you enforcement actions to reduce revenue collections. the fact is sequester is not only hurting treasury employees. it's hurting taxpayers as well. sequestration must be replaced as soon as possible. the president's budget does that i have colleagues take action to get this done. thank you and look forward to answering any questions you have. >> senator johanns. >> thank you, mind share. secretary lew,

extreme elements are trying to sample iri -- try to sabotage the political process. >> anglo-american plans to cut 6000 jobs in south africa. that's a massive reduction. it was originally intending to cut 14th thousand jobs. there been widespread protests by mine workers across the country. it originally intended it cutinally14,000 -- to 14,000 jobs. africa's tax officer says this house is still owed more than $2 million. he faces charges of corruption, which he denies. of all your years now since swaziland became a monarchy. the anc of south africa is now urging its neighbor to return to democracy. opposition leaders in swaziland have called the election set for later this year a sham and says it will boycott. our correspondent sat down with one of its leaders in the capital and sent this report. >> the kingdom has a constitution and hold elections. signs of modernity and democracy, says the king, but it's riddled with contradictions. if anyone can stand for election but only as an independent, never as a member of a political party. the constitution enshrines freedom of association,

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during where you might miss out some things hey you need to every every mark is important for the iris. leaving to be and to be behind with. the hermitage and to see the. church could probably feel the best research. which i would have no idea that there were so many selves and shelves of all these different i. think most people wouldn't even. know about what was going on behind. sometimes thank the volunteers by giving them free tours for example a tour is a new storage facility in the old village region. that was stored in the museum was once moved there there's a million items. alone just being attentive that is russia's interest comes through in the second. so it's on certainly. there was a visit by the turkish ambassador to st petersburg with diplomatic guess and one of those gifts is this tent it's all around us it's like we're inside the museum exhibit. this is i mean a fifth of it the rest is still rolled up and stored away the tent is way to launch because it covers about a hundred square meters. along with a new storage facility. will soon be offering a museum of modern art.

. >>> e irÍs tambiÉn, bienvenida. aprender es de nuestros errores, es importante tomarla en cuenta, si tÚ inmediatamente quieres estar en una nueva relaciÓn, significa que no estÁs preparada para una relaciÓn. >>> ana quiero insistir con esto. es bien importante, siempre que hable con un experto del tema del amor, dicen que es necesario esperar el proceso de duelo, es de luto, le durÓ tres semanas entonces. >>> mira, realmente el caso que mencionamos es una excepciÓn en el caso de iris. >>> una excepciÓn. >>> es probable que en la nueva relaciÓn de ella, el esposo le dio el espacio que necesitÓ para poder ya resolver los conflictos que tenÍa con su ex pareja. siempre recomendamos un tiempo. vamos a poner un nÚmero en el tiempo para esas personas que escuchan, dirÍamos que de tres meses a 6 meses, el tiempo que se debe dar, dependiendo del estado emocional que estabas cuando sucediÓ la ruptura. ahora durante este tiempo, recomendamos que salga, disfrute. >>> socialice. >>> conozca nuevas personas, pero involucrarse en

that is a pretty important office in the iris. --irs.senior management knew of was going on for over a year and they did not say a word. leadershiprs learned of this, they sent congress letter saying that the hardening of conservative groups -- this was either one of the great his cases and confidence that i have ever seen where it was the irs willingly not telling congress the truth. at no point intended anyone at the irs think it appropriate to set the record straight. not at one point. american people deserve the truth. there no single agency that has the power of -- that the irs has. they can destroy people. this is an industry that can creekmore here -- create more fear than any other agencies. make it clear?t i sent them at least three letters on this. how high in the chain of command of the obama demonstration did this go before it was revealed that this was happening last friday? why did it take the inspector general's report to get the irs to own up to this? these are questions that have to be answered. there is a reason why con

so, david, it's a lot, especially when you begin with benghazi, move on into the iris and now the ap/fbi. i looked up in the cable coverage this afternoon, was asking is this the curse of a second term? >> well, there's some of that and this is a trifecta that really goes to the president's trust that goes to the question of incompetence within the administration. the irs issue stands out to advisers i have talked to in the white house, to outside allies to the president. they say this is so egregious something has to be done. there's frustration, i can tell you, within the administration that more was not done within the treasury department to deal with this a little bit more quickly and this outrage that is being directed toward the white house would like to be reciprocated but some advisers tell me, look, there are limits to what the president can do right away to start firing people, for one. the irs is insulated in a way. why? to protect against the kind of political interference that they say was, in fact, running amok within the agency. so there's going to be more calls from th

constitution or anything like that in their title they got flag not talking about iris oh right now what are we talking about talking about these organizations that are abusing their exempt status i agree that where organizations that abuse their status yes i think that there is an organization you think general should step up and force me on that stuff i have no problem with requiring people to comply with the law when i have a problem a serious rethink or are arrest not doing that but singling out. people on ideological grounds there's abolish the i.r.s. to begin with and you don't have to start you have to worry about all this everybody pays a fair tax or flat tax you get rid of all of this problem would be a red card and people have marked the president here we go in turn have a debate on the i.r.s. and you don't think the i.r.s. and i don't usually do what you just said a polish it moved on let's move on let's talk about the department of justice and this massive snoop on the associated press hundred offices hundred reporters started twenty offices we've seen calls up on capitol hil

washington university right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want irie all how well what accounts for the flip flop the american flip flop now they're going for the russian plan or something like it when you think about that. well winston churchill said that americans can be counted upon to come to the best option after the tried everything else but i think the united states missed an opportunity to. reinforce and support moderate in thai forces the center collapsed we ended up with extremists from the muslim brotherhood all the way to al-qaeda affiliated. job. front. these are no good options today in syria and because it is getting into the fray so the united states is trying to give it a shot it is not a ploy to derail the process unfortunately i want our viewers to understand the united states is not calling the shots on this there are other players as russia there's iran there. are a lot of people cars so yes. this is not something like president obama just pushing the button and everything falls into into its place this is a mess and it's a bloody

i think the tone of this hearing is the reputation of the iris being at stake. bet may be an oxymoron, to very honest with you. in response to a question, you stated that you were not aware of the complaints of conservatives and tea party groups that received extra scrutiny from the irs until you were informed by mr. george of the inspector general. when were you informed of that audit? >> i do not recall precisely but i am prepared to -- pt >> it was the summer of 2012. you do not see any of the letters from members of congress about this matter. >> i do not think there were many letters. >> i asked if you were aware. >> i was not aware of this. >> i do not recall seeing any news articles. >> i have no divers nations. conversations. >> when you get a letter from congress, that -- did i hear you ?orrect the >> we get a lot of letters. you asked you questions, if personally signed those letters if they are addressed to you? >> some come to me. >> what a letter from mr. kemp get your attention? >> generally yes. >> he wrote you -- to you in june 2011 about the tea

being displayed by many security professionals that technology of course includes facial recognition irisscanning high definition close circuit cameras and other software that was once only seen in side by movie stuff some would say it's appropriate for the setting to be taking place in new york city because after all it was the mayor of the big apple that recently said he wanted to expand the amount of surveillance cameras that were on throughout the city of course those comments came in the aftermath of the boston terrorist attack and the mayor of new york is just one of many officials throughout made it states that are only for surveillance we spoke with some professionals that are here displaying their surveillance technology they say they have already seen heat in holes and in rings and of course that can equate to a week in sales i hate to say it but our phones have been ringing off the hook since the tragedy and you know it's an unfortunate thing but people are starting to think now probably shouldn't think wall you know to be able to provide a safe environment you have to think ah

well the iris is already under tremendous pressure. to particularly obamacare many of the provisions going affect this year we've turned our tax agency into a health care you can see now. as well as many other things they're doing for years they've been doing various welfare programs particularly the earned income tax credit. so what there is to give you an idea of how stretched they are they're able . two. and for all you folks out there who wonder who's going to get audited there's two two million populations it's the very wealthy and it's those taking that earned income tax credit that's because there's about a twenty five percent fraud rate in the earned income tax credit and with the wealthy that's where the money is so they they have to pick and choose their battles basically and they're they're spread very thin so they're just they simply won't be going after legal immigrants and they're back taxes on what are likely very low wages well now there is also a very controversial study by the heritage foundation that was put out it w

benghazi talking points, iris reviews -- irs reviews. very instant the president or you have placed the burden of responsibility someplace else. points,enghazi talking it is in political motivations on the hill. been thes, it is bureaucrats at the irs and on the justice department issue, your statement --these of those matters are handled independently by the justice department. -- you said those matters are handled independently of the justice department. the possibility for setting the tone and direction, doesn't it rest of the president on the matters? >> the responsibility to set tone and focus on the priorities of the american people is absolutely the ilty of the president and you see and hear him do that everyday. i think you have to separate these issues. if you look at the answers the president gave yesterday in response to questions on one hand about the clear political circus that benghazi has become and his response to questions about the report of activity by irs, you -- by the see something different. he made clear at the re

it's a tough spot and yeah it seems that it seems they just get worse and iris momentum day and go ahead. absolutely and i'm not sure where and i think you know i mean my own arms exemplar organization but i guess you're in a way that invokes for ok dan well there is the russian piece i agree there is a russian time goes ahead dan go ahead dan well as time as time goes by the russian peace plan is. becoming is i think more fading away and there are efforts now in paris as i mentioned earlier between secretary kerry and the russian foreign minister to try and see what can be done but of course this whole notion of a geneva process of the peace conference is also something that has to be has to be worked on it has to be there has to be a realisation that it is the problem and not part of the solution and i think that the quicker everybody realizes that the better and in this context i think that the supply of their missile systems. by russia and others in an international community to the assad regime don't could tribute on the contrary they serve as a destabilizing the thigh i disagree wi

it's been a difficult week for the obama administration from everything from and gazi to the iris scandal to the a.p. hack the corporate media was an uproar over the a.p. hack but now news is coming out over another d.o.j. related news hack it all started when the washington post reported on classified information about north korea in two thousand and ten now while investigating that leak the department of justice issued a secret subpoena to access the private e-mails of james rosen of fox news reporter so what's going on here what does this latest hack signify and what it's greater implications well earlier i was joined by david seaman journalist host of the david seaman hour and i asked him why this leak is different and here's what he had to say. in this case is different because instead of focusing on the potential leakers of the government they focused on a reporter a mainstream journalists and not only just him they broadened their their access hard bines going into the news channels of various bureaus potentially were also monitoring fox news executives who have no connection to th

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between the iris scandal and gaza hearings there's enough fodder to keep the media in a frenzy for weeks and if that wasn't enough now there's more but one story billowing up the airwaves take a look. the obama administration faces a new front of outrage as the associated press reveals the justice department secretly red phone records of their reporters a d.o.j. secretly grabbed months worth of phone records from the associated press a top lawyer for the a.p. told greg is spread of ancestry last night that the justice department is simply not following the law attorney general eric holder facing calls for his job over the fed's seizure of associated press phone records a scandal that holder distance himself from in just the last twenty four hours. this is it a press is accusing the just the part of breaking the law should this really happen lawbreaking be a surprise to anyone is the this scandal started when a.p. received a government only last year about an al qaeda terrorist plot in yemen but it turns out that the entire event was actually a cia sting operation and the government says

well the iris is already under tremendous pressure. to particularly care for many of the provisions going effect this year we've turned our tax agency into a health care you can see now. as well as many other things they're doing for years they've been doing various welfare programs particularly the earned income tax credit. so what there is just give you an idea of how stretched they are they're able to. and for all you folks out there who wonder who's going to get audited is to. two million populations it's the very wealthy and it's those taking that earned income tax credit that's because there's about a twenty five percent fraud rate in the earned income tax credit and with the wealthy that's where the money is so they have to pick and choose their battles basically and they're they're spread very thin so they're just they simply won't be going after illegal immigrants and they're back taxes on what are likely very low wages well now there is also a very controversial study by the heritage foundation that was put out it was titled