. >> you haven't been audited jie.is not these people. >> you haven't been audited. >> maybe you deserved to be audited. >> i have been audited once in my life and it was last year. >> it is not the people at fault. it is the irs. it is the administration who create a climate for this to go after and make fun of these people is way too easy. >> let me not blame the administration and ask eric about something. $$50 million over two years. the irs doesn't write a check. it is congress who passes that amount of money for the conferences. the white house and treasury says they cut way back, almost 80% on conferences like this. let's just say that america was a business. if the shareholders found out the business was wasting time teaching employees how to line dance at the conference rather than focusing on growing the business and earning a profit, what would a shareholder do? >> first of all let's clear this up. $$50 million for the conferences. we give the irs several billion dollars a year for operating expenses and pay

they have turned a trip to the airport for an exend tended wait for a loved one coming from australia jie. she arrives at 7:30 in the morning and she could have driven. by the time she got in the car she could have driven here already. >> a ground delay because of low clouds and rain has delayed flights all day. it us cayed the cancellation of dozens morement but it is not just air traffic being affected by the weather. the california highway patrol issued a fog advisory heading to pacifica. the visibility was down to a few yards at certain points of the drive. in san jose, a light rain was enough to dampen city streets. in oakland, a combination of rain and drizzle prompted pedestrians to pull out the umbrellas. the first wave of summer wet weather seems to be affecting travelers the most. after four hours of delays, malika rose finally arrived with her mother and aunt. but others on her plane had to make last-minute arrangements on their smart phones for connecting flights. this weather system means flights to places like seattle and all along the pacific coast will be most affected. fo

they have turned a trip to the airport for an exend tended wait for a loved one coming from australia jie. she arrives at 7:30 in the morning and she could have driven. by the time she got in the car she could have driven here already. >> a ground delay because of low clouds and rain has delayed flights all day. it us cayed the cancellation of dozens morement but it is not just air traffic being affected by the weather. the california highway patrol issued a fog advisory heading to pacifica. the visibility was down to a few yards at certain points of the drive. in san jose, a light rain was enough to dampen city streets. in oakland, a combination of rain and drizzle prompted pedestrians to pull out the umbrellas. the first wave of summer wet weather seems to be affecting travelers the most. after four hours of delays, malika rose finally arrived with her mother and aunt. but others on her plane had to make last-minute arrangements on their smart phones for connecting flights. this weather system means flights to places like seattle and all along the pacific coast will be most affected. fo

. >> i agree with you jie. so you admit that i was right and you were wrong. >> there is waste in government, but to say corporate america is the symbol by which -- there is waste in corporate america and it filters down to your pocket book and the price of the productses are higher than they should be. >> whether or not you want to buy the priewct -- the product or not is a different issue. >> another company comes in and limbs it down. slims it down. >> you have an irs where they are making a $70,000 star trek video. this is the internet boom when everyone was wasting money. then there was a time of belt tight inning. belt tightening. >> i love teaching the idea of competition to paul. i like watching it dawn on your face. you are getting it. >> if it is not a joke, i can barely understand it. >> you must beacon fused. >> i have to stop insulting paul because i have so much more to do. from slackers to taxers. did you snow that 20 tin irs conference where they spend $40 billion on things like that stupid star

hi, andy jie. hi, greg. >> straight to president obama and charlie rose.ana, greg asked if the nsa story was blown out of proportion or if obama was impeached and you said you are going with the former. could you be a bigger rhino? >> no, i couldn't. i am actually the biggest rhino you will ever meet. r-h-i-n-o. but i am sensitive about my weight so layoff that on tv. >> my bad. >> "p" rino. >> there is no h? >> i just came up with that. >> dan you said you have erotic e-mails betweenment -- between us. >> they are a bunch of liars. >> strong words. >> don't take on my passionate e-mails like that. i put a lot of effort into those. >> i would like to say for the record i have not gotten a single one. >> you will, starting tonight. >> that was the point of me bringing that up. will, you said general alexzander's uniform looked like something from gilbert and sullivan. it is army dress blues. >> and he wears a uniform because he is an active duty four-star general of the. >> how are you an active duty four-star general. >> he commands the cyber command. it i

. >> i saw that on the internet jie. it was for a private company and the taxpayers weren't paying for it. you end up doing stupid things. >> it is warm in there. it is suspiciously sweaty. >> it was in july and hot weather. it actually got violent. >> and like the electric slide it is harder than it looks in those things. if the irs was all fun and games and they were auditing you for example and they were like, come on, it is okay. people wouldn't inned moo the -- wouldn't mind the money going to it. >> the flip side, the more they do crap like this and it sounds like they were doing a lot of crap like, this the less time they are auditing you and asking you why you expensed your cable bill. i have a legitimate reason. i work for tv. >> i want to ask, president obama's brother malik runs a nonprofit from kenya called the barak h obama foundation. this could be a coincidence. >> not a coincidence. >> mark stein wrote about it in 2011 and they applied for tax exempt status and had their approval signed less than a month

we are entering a strange new world where we argue about our privacy while we willingly give it up jiethat's why i give mine up first. it is like secret pictures come out and i already put those on myself. you can't beat me with it. >> quote the rolling stones, give it away, give it away, give it away, give it away y'all. give it away, y'all. >> i think that was the killers. >> i'm glad you could do it before andy could. >>> a new is you she restaurant out -- new sushi restaurant outside of dc has a no kid policy. they are getting a name. it has been packed since opening last week. they got the idea after realizing how awful children are and they decided they wanted a restaurant that didn't have children. did you see the logic? anything else i should read? what is the chance it catches on and creates other restaurants like them? >> they will create restaurants with the opposite theme. it is a restaurant with samurai hats. >> i have been going to places like this. it is the steak house at the executive club. it is the steak house called the strip club and there are no 4 kids in there. >

. >>> y ese alguien su jie repodrÍa el ex jefe de despacho de garcÍa a quiÉn despidiÓ la semana pasada roco y menos, haberlo utilizado como candidato fantasma le pregunto nuestra si considere de algo asÍ ahora que habrÍa traicionado su confianza con el asunto booed letas ausentes. >>> uno se puede poner a pensar en todo lo que ha pasado y empezar a dudar del carÁcter de una persona cuando uno ha pasado lo que ha pasado en mi campaÑa este viernes. >>> y este asunto promete dar de que hablar y esto dependerÁ de la respuesta del fbi denuncias que el solicite una investigaciÓn no significa que esta tenga que realizarse solo o que tengo por ahora mayor regreso contigo. >>> gracias lourdes por el informe. >>> un niÑo cuestiona la forma que ser maunzs nos hemos alimentado diferente siglos, ya le contamos. . >>> un niÑo brasileÑo de 3 aÑo hizo llorar a la madre y de pÁsele dio lecciÓn a las personas que han visto su video en you tube, y se niega a comer el paul que le sirve la mamÁ porque es un mal y no le gusta que los animales mueran y con pregunta claras y precisos cuestiona el derecho de l

several presents were delivered jie. it was jam pack eld from market to 19th street spilling out in several directions. even if they are not planning meetings, gay and lesbian couples were excited about what the future can hold. >> if i want to get married some day i will be able to. it is a great feeling. >> i am happy for a lot of my friends who are same sex couples and who are going to be getting married. we have a lot of weddings to go to, and i know it means more to them given the ruling. >> at one time they filled harvey milk's home. >> i am sad harvey couldn't be here. it is an amazing day he helped happen. i am actually surprised there isn't flowers out here or something. >> crowds were expected to linger until 1:00 or 2:00 a.m. this is just an appetizer for the pride festivities. john alston, abc news. >> thank you. >>> and one of the decisions by the supreme court upholds the ruling by the district judge which struck down prop 8 as unconstitutional. abc7 news was the first to speak with judge walker following t

several presents were delivered jie. it was jam pack eld from market to 19th street spilling out in several directions. even if they are not planning meetings, gay and lesbian couples were excited about what the future can hold. >> if i want to get married some day i will be able to. it is a great feeling. >> i am happy for a lot of my friends who are same sex couples and who are going to be getting married. we have a lot of weddings to go to, and i know it means more to them given the ruling. >> at one time they filled harvey milk's home. >> i am sad harvey couldn't be here. it is an amazing day he helped happen. i am actually surprised there isn't flowers out here or something. >> crowds were expected to linger until 1:00 or 2:00 a.m. this is just an appetizer for the pride festivities. john alston, abc news. >> thank you. >>> and one of the decisions by the supreme court upholds the ruling by the district judge which struck down prop 8 as unconstitutional. abc7 news was the first to speak with judge walker following t

several presents were delivered jie. it was jam pack eld from market to 19th street spilling out in several directions. even if they are not planning meetings, gay and lesbian couples were excited about what the future can hold. >> if i want to get married some day i will be able to. it is a great feeling. >> i am happy for a lot of my friends who are same sex couples and who are going to be getting married. we have a lot of weddings to go to, and i know it means more to them given the ruling. >> at one time they filled harvey milk's home. >> i am sad harvey couldn't be here. it is an amazped helped happen. i am actually surprised there isn't flowers out here or something. >> crowds were expected to linger until 1:00 or 2:00 a.m. this is just an appetizer for the pride festivities. john alston, abc news. >> thank you. >>> and one of the decisions by the supreme court upholds the ruling by the district judge which struck down prop 8 as unconstitutional. abc7 news was the first to speak with judge walker following the high

. >> 2014 is not here yet jie. as bill will at the time you, -- as bill will tell you, back to the future is an overrated movie. >> go back to whatever rock you crawled out of. >> he just does president like michael j fox. you are just an awful man. >> can't be true. >> i know it is true. >> i like him now. >> bill, speaking of movies you said this is what he did in "man of steel" and he did not also download mrs. superman. >> mrs. l. >> not superman's wife. it is superman's mother. >> sometimes i talk quickly and i am not thinking when i am talking. >> sometimes? >> all the time. >> immigration reform. gavin you said how about a little stigma toward immigrants. >> why the hell not? >> i don't know. i would think if you imigrated here illegally it would be an immigrant. >> they can't come across the border until it is a burden on the welfare state and clearly we reached that point. >> i am pro immigration, but my attitude is if you are here illegally or if you are not a citizen no welfare benefits. >> how about no

we will close things up with the a andy levy jie. tonight is sponsored by water falls. the vertical supremes of water that occurs where a river or stream goes over the steep cliff. thanks, water fall. >>> all right, i will be on the o'reilly factor thursday and hosting "the factor" on friday. a brand-new "red eye" returns tomorrow with mary katherine hamm. >> time to go back to andy levy for a post game wrap up. >> thanks, greg. epa warehouse has secret man caves. you were surprised they had pin ups in the man cave? i believe it was betty grable. >> she had pins on her. faith you asked why a man would need a man cave at work. i think it is because -- i double checked this. it turns out women are allowed to work now. >> really. >> i love this job because i learn new things. paul you were shocked there were multiple man caves. i think sometimes a man wants to be alone with a pin up. and paul why would i have an inflatable doll in my man cave? >> you have issues with women. >> andy if you want the real answer paul doesn't know the difference between a libertarian and an ob

it was a series of parts being fed jie. he looks great. >> it was his second wind. >> how can a guy who gets new hearts look younger and younger? >> younger hearts. >> i don't know. this is mike's area of expertise what call fies somebody as a traitor. what concerns me is the domestic spying. every dollar and every minute spent on that is a resource that should be going to those who are really a threat to the united states. it used to sound paranoid if you said they are doing this for domestic enemies and people doing this for the government. and you say that sounds crazy. and now this irs thing you say well, maybe there is weight to that. >> it is the erosion of trust brought on by the doj and the -- and by benghazi. do we allow the mistrust to take away our national security? why does anybody care? you can't care about the fourth amendment with people in other countries. they don't deserve it. it is ours. >> one thing i want to get to is we throw around the word traitor a lot. it is one of the things in the constitution t

in my mind that is a couple houses away jie. so what he did instead though -- >> walk faster. >> what he did instead was he turned to george zimmerman and said why are you following me? >> no. >> that's the first thing you heard, wasn't it? >> i had closed the door. i had a blue tooth on. he did not tell me he was going to turn around, none of that. he would just end the phone call with me. he said i will call you back. he was going to do that. >> after he told you that he saw the man again. >> he had saw the man again. >> the next thing you heard him say was, why y me? >> objection, asked and answered. >> next thing i heard -- next thing i heard -- i said, trayvon, you following me, yes. you are right. you can go. you can go. >> i'm sorry. it takes me a little bit of time sometimes to come up with the next question. >> you can go. >> at that po nie t then is what you heard you believe trayvon martin to have said, why are you following me? >> yes. >> at that point, george zimmerman said what are you talking about? >> what you do

. >> the sad thing is people care more about bees than they do about you jie. and i don't sting people, not that anyone can prove. i realize bees need to poll nate things or we will die as a species. >> i hate bees. >> thank you. i can't get on board. i have hated bees all my life. i don't like things that hurt me. >> you can't get on board with the pro bee lobby? >> i can't get on board. >> you are a menace. >> you don't even open the letters you get. >> how many times do i have to tell you? i don't like them. i would rather there be anthrax in the letter than a horrible bee in there coming out and sting me maybe in the eyeball. >>> coming um, the post game report from andy levy.miss he is our bee and always buzzing. >> a brand-new "red eye" airs on saturday at 8:00 p.m. pacific and 11:00 p.m. eastern time. scwee wee have jedediah bila and michael ian black. what a mix. >> we have a good lineup comparatively to some of the stuff we have had this week. i'm kidding, of course. andy? >> yes. >> post game. >> cool. >> that was smooth. >> we are at the top of our g

i want to taste the salt as i sweat jie. it is a poem about the virtues of farming. the vigil is for trees being removed at the former site of the hayes valley community farm. they tried to occupy the site earlier this week, but police moved them out. >>> there were no problems at a yacht race that lost five people in 2012. five crew members of the low speed chase died in april of last year when their boat crashed into rocks. this year 34 boats competed in the race on saturday. it was cold and foggy with winds up to 25 miles per hour, but there were no emergencies. organizers implemented new safety measures this year like improved life vests, flares and lifelines on every boat. >> a lifeline is the wire that you can see going around the outside of the boat. you can actually lean against it and it keeps you on board the boat. >> the winning crew finished the race in five -- 5.5 hours. >>> 7400 runners took off from the embarcadero this morning. they were required to go through security checks. the start and finish lines were enclosed for more security. 450e was -- he

i want to taste the salt as i sweat jie. it is a poem about the virtues of farming. the vigil is for trees being removed at the former site of the hayes valley community farm. they tried to occupy the site earlier this week, but police moved them out. >>> there were no problems at a yacht race that lost five people in 2012. five crew members of the low speed chase died in april of last year when their boat crashed into rocks. this year 34 boats competed in the race on saturday. it was cold and foggy with winds up to 25 miles per hour, but there were no emergencies. organizers implemented new safety measures this year like improved life vests, flares and lifelines on every boat. >> a lifeline is the wire that you can see going around the outside of the boat. you can actually lean against it and it keeps you on board the boat. >> the winning crew finished the race in five -- 5.5 hours. >>> 7400 runners took off from the embarcadero this morning. they were required to go through security checks. the start and finish lines were enclosed for more security. 450e was -- he

then polly shore showed up jie. it was off the chain. >> 45-year-old grown ass man trashing a hotel room. >> i believe he should spend the rest of his natural life behind bars. gargoyles, first of all that was an actual gargoyle. it was not a man painted to be a gargoyle. >> that is somebody that has been involved with purchasing things like that. >> believe me, if you cover yourself with that much body paint you can't move. trust me that was a statue. statute out. >> it gets very hot and you feel like you are going to faint. i am done. >> you are done. i made it through. jed dojedediah, bill schulz, joe, m cat. i am going to caught myself to sleep. we have 10 seconds. what do you want to talk about? >> gargoyles. only the anna tom mickly correct kind. [ larry ] younow throughout history, folks have suffered from frequent heartburn but now, thanks to treating with prilosec otc, we don't have to suffer like they used to. [ bell dings ] ♪ [ horse whinnies ] getting heartburn and then treating day after day is a thing

. >> if we put our nukes away they will put theirs away jie. i think we keep ours. jesse, the last time you saw michael douglas and matt damon together they were in bathroom shannanigans. it was liberacci and he won a lot of lawsuits. >> i know there was bathtub tickling. i am not afraid to watch it, but i haven't seen it. >> bathtub tickling does not equal gay. >> are you are really uncomfortable with that movie, right? >> i thought it was a gay elvis movie. >> i want you to be my chauffeur. >> you don't want to say too much too quickly to the skills gap and rising unemployment. can you take -- can you say too little, too slowly? >> let me kick it around. >> that was somewhat rhetorical, right? >> thank you. >> cool kids and fake gun punishments. jesse, you don't understand why the bairnts -- the parents are so concerned about a second grade suspension. i'm assuming that josh welch's parents want him to grow up and have a real job. >> i was suspended in the second grade for setting up a folded chair in the baths room and trying to cartoonishly pea in the urinal fro

. >> and he was probably lying jie. being a loud mouth and a jerk. he was being a jerk. >> now you changed your mind and think he deserves it. >> no. he deserves the hassle he will get on the home front, but he wasn't messing around. he was probably just fibbing or boasting. aim making sense? >> he is a fibertarian is what you are saying. >> jim you agree with her don't you? >> i hate her. i hate her. i will tell you why i hate her. now this coward wants anonymity. she doesn't want to give her real name. she wants to out this guy. so what if he was being loud. if you were on a train what would you rather hear somebody talking about? you ever hear somebody on a business conversation? we have to get 300 units. or this guy, it was me, the donkey. this woman is a prude and she sucks. i can't wait until the public has to deal with google glasses and your privacy is violated. everybody cries about privacy but can't wait to violate others. he didn't expect to be put on blast on the internet. >> good point. >> this woman stinks. >> this woman is like our gov

. >> thank you, andy jie. thank you. >> nicely done. >> thank you. >> go away. >>> she is so hot she can fry ants with her tears. i am here with former criminal prosecutor faith jenkins. and he is so bright light bulbs see him when they have a good idea. it is buck sex ton, not his real name. and co-host of the real news on the blaze tv and in mexico he is considered a flower pot, my sidekick, bill schulz. and if fearless reporting was a gavel, robed men would pound him in a courtroom. next to me, fox newschannel anchor, looking dapper tonight. rick fulbaum. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. man, i wish i could find my remote. >> are we in store for another cold war? an old foe is letting snowden go. on tuesday russians vladimir putin confirmed the nsa leaker was in a transit center at a moscow airport and ruled out american pleas to hand him over. putin says there are no extradition agreements with us. he said i would not like to deal with such issues because it is like shearing a pig. there is lo

. >> he knew these dog s who attack people and let them roam free on the streets jie.s statute attacking and killing. do i think he should be charged? yes. murder 2? no, instant voluntary manslaughter, absolute limit when you have reckless behavior that leads to the death of a human being, and that's why these dog bite cases, if they do overcharge, the jury has to decide. can't be murder 2. he's a dog. >> the question is whether they're charged appropriately. >> the standard is what you should have known, and if you know your dog will attack and bite people it's not unreasonable that someone could die -- >> attacking and killing. that's why -- if you're going to charge one with murder 2 they have to know the dogs were capable of killing and there's no evidence of that. >> i want to pick up after the break. as i understand the dogs have not yet been euthanized and some are questioning if they ought to be if we're putting the blame on the owner and not the animal. that's next. whoa! hey, we got a weather alert for this location... golf-ball sized hail and damaging winds

goign to the jie is a huge step in the right direction.t is things that we can and should do, but that will take time. i don't want to mislead you. it is one that i know i have personally talked to the secretary about. we are pushing this. it's the right way to go. i wish we could go back in time. nsa is doing the same. >> financial services. isost every night, someone trying to hack the system. do you have a mechanism by which you can follow up if a bank gave you an ip address that they think is doing the problem? affect the not -- if that's not the right question for you, you can let me know. a almost assuredly if it's criminal or another, we may have people on the team. they would tip that over to us. we have made great accept -- strides in bringing it together. it would be fbi, dhs, and us. ipwe gave out 200,000 addresses to block when those distributed denial services are detected. some are overseas. we also send them to friendly governments. we do this on a regular basis as part of this tripartite team. >> of they come to you with an

jie is a huge step in the right direction. it is things that we can and should do, but that will take time. i don't want to mislead you. i know i have personally talked to the secretary about. we are pushing this. it's the right way to go. i wish we could go back in time. nsa is doing the same. >> financial services. almost every night, someone is trying to hack the system. do you have a mechanism by which you can follow up if a bank gave you an ip address that they think is doing the problem? affect the not -- if that's not the right question for you, you can let me know. almost assuredly if it's a criminal or another, we may have people on the team. they would tip that over to us. we have made great accept -- strides in bringing it together. it would be fbi, dhs, and us. ipwe gave out 200,000 thoseses to block when distributed denial services are detected. some are overseas. we also send them to friendly governments. we do this on a regular basis as part of this .ripartite team >> of they come to you with an ip address they