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those are iso bars. lines of equal pressure. we will be windy closer to home. in the 60s.e're coming in around 61. columbia at 62. and the most accurate trend goes into motion not picking up for today. we will not see clouds around. maybe sunshine but more sunshine as we head into tomorrow and especially by sunday. 64 it will be on the breezy side. and the weekend looks good especially on sunday. let's get a check of traffic with lauren. >> we are to have a foggy start. and there are several accidents that could get in the way. there is a crash on route 140 at north center street. and more problems. there is a crash in millersville and 175. another and this will be right on telegraph at route 32. follow maryland traffic for the latest alerts. perfect in time for memorial day weekend. we're looking at high speeds. 95. here is a look north of 195. you will not have any problems getting to dc. we look at the drive times. 12 minutes up to the beltway. and clear despite the construct. and 695 free of delays on the west side. from 95 up to 795. that's time saver traffic. stay wi

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think it isoes not a joke. >> it has been no secret that she had second thoughts about this relatively soon afterwards. she was still very unclear about what she meant. if we go back to bush v. gore, the country was in an uproar over who 1. the majority of the court decided at the time that they should decide. >> let's make it clear, if the court does not touch this, the ruling of the florida supreme court stands, does not? >> but then it can go to the congress. >> how about a count? neither side really wanted count. that would have been nice. the idea at the time, it was suggested by some people, at least one person on this panel, that you appoint gerald ford and jimmy carter as cochairs and have a count of every ballot in the state and take it away from katherine harris and the political thinkers so it would be validated and verify. cartery ford and jimmy on hanging chance. to what we said earlier, i speak about this as a father and parent. >> and you still cannot get pregnant. >> speaking of, barack obama, the stand-up comment -- comic. >> one thing that they all agree on is they ne

how iso central to understand myself, how i have come to understand my life, the people around me, my community. it is a massive part of my identity. that is not always to say this i will always right about afghanistan, but the thing that has spoken to me with great urgency so far in my career have been things that have to do with people in afghanistan. tavis: one thing you're novels are good of not doing is proselytizing, and yet, one of the ways that people can come to terms with it, how do i put this, come to terms with maybe even revel in the humanity of the other is through novels, because is it is written in the right way, if the narrative has the right texture to it, you can i withoutow and afghan having to travel to afghanistan, and maybe what you hear on the news starts to taste a little different to you because you have read one of the khaled hosseini novels. whether you deliberately want us to look at afghanistan through a different prism as you write about it in your novels. >> i guess honorable and noble thing to say it would be that i really want to do that, that i want

the microphone went back to chairman iso.s you can see, her and her counsel walked out of the hearing room. they rearrange the chairs for the witnesses. the subcommittee got itself together. charles: before she left, she spoke about protecting people. who were those innocents that she was talking about? p2 let's bring bring in another frequent guest on this program. senator from iowa, chuck grassley. we have been watching some real drama unfold. i suspect that this has broken open the irs scandal even more. >> it goes to the very culture of this organization. i do not want to just say that the irs is the only one that has this problem, but intimidation by government is a major problem today. it is particularly acute in the irs and the questions that they ask is just an example of that intimidation. i think maybe we did small business, but we did not do it in the area of small profits. stuart: before ms. lerner and her counsel were dismissed, a democrat said, look, if we do not get our shins answered, i want a special independ

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you think that big government is the perfect example and it iso blamfor everything.have a grievous problem. most of it is local government. >> i am sick of docrats saying that it doesn't really matter. it doesn't matter. the irs is using all the power they have the fact is that the irs has a very powerful agency in the federal government. and it was specifically targeting groups for political purposes. and now the administration is saying i have to tell you that this is how we feel. but having said all that, i think he gets back to the basic notion it is not my cotract. but i think that that is built into a lot of this. @% think that the bigger government gets a bigger institution and they are riiht for this. it is a very big drop in the bucket. >> i thought that was a very effective video. neil: the one guy lookedvery much like this. >> it goes with a larger problem. this includes not living long and not prospering. neil: okay, we will have you back in a little bit. would you pay twice as much to give this guy what e is demanding? your conscience or you're thank you

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it does not appear that it is necessary for us to sell any that iso exit in a way not in danger price stability. so there are a number of steps we are currently discussing further our exit strategy. we hope to provide more information going forward, but we certainly are confident that we can exit over time in a way that will be consistent with our policy objectives. >> do you anticipate allowing insurance securities to roll off the balance sheet before you begin selling securities? >> as i said, we could normalize policy by simply letting securities roll off. i think there are some advantages to doing that. for one, it would not disrupt markets so much. it would avoid as much irregularities in our fiscal payments to the treasury. but we will see. ultimately, in a very long run, i think there is a desire to get back to a predominantly treasury securities portfolio. but again, in the exit process, allowing assets to roll off would be sufficient to bring us to a normal balance sheet within a reasonable period. >> when do you expect the strategy to begin? what benchmarks are you looking a

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in the irs iso responsible for targeting conservative organizations? speak to a given case. we talked about 6103. >> this is not just one case. you know we are talking about the whole list the inspector general put up there. who was responsible for targeting these groups? >> again, i take exception to the context of targeting because it is a loaded term. -- listing was done >> this is not a listing. you created a beyond the lookout list. it is not a centralized or mandated listing. you had a "be on the lookout" list and the inspector general already verified. who was responsible for targeting these conservative organizations? >> again. if you read the report, it answers your questions. >> there are no names in the inspector general's report. so i'm asking you not only of the acting commissioner bud the deputy commissioner of this organization who is responsible for targeting these individuals? >> i do not have names for you. i'm willing to try to find thatt ing out.gta = = find tigta is looking into it. ." of whohave no knowledge is behind this? >> ipad knowledge what tigta