>> my name is jim miller. i'd like to give some public comment about the eir. this talks about a total of 2 >> i pledge allegiance to the flag and thirty large events per year. and a maximum of 54 live entertainment >> if you could take our hand off the mike. >> on page 1.3 of the eir. in point of faculties more like 15. evidence from 1994 to 2002 shows a low of 20 events with an average of 15 per year. the c m m t which is the california memorial most africa temple in 1988 the property was rezoned from commercial to r m-4 which it is today. everyday of the activity levels have already been insinuated. the eir states that the hill is short plus or minus 5 hundred parking spades. when the hotels have public assembly used at the same time of the mossic temple. 5 additional trips open may it please the court is anticipated as part of the project. 5 additional minnie trips. the trolley cars can't clear 50 minimum an hour after the concert. and they have 3 hundred and thirty - no 3 though 3 hundred proposed. the eir speaks of level of service e at the several the in

at this time, i would like to ask -- if you have questions, jim miller can come up and discuss a little bit about the current condition of the ramp or provide more information on the scope of work. >> do we have public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners. >> moved. >> seconded. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> thank you. >> would you like to go to the general manager's report? >> i think i would like to hear what he has to say. >> thank you, commissioners. i will try to be brief -- sorry. >> i was just going to say we're on the general manager's report, go ahead, phil. >> we have a couple of items for people waiting patiently and if you could just hang with me for a few moments. i am sorry i was late i was an event for the san francisco police league at harding and they were honoring supervisor elsbernd and i was there with a number of people honoring sean and the course is looking great. i told them cart path only, not allowed to drive on the fairways. and our rec and park team is doing a great job as we prepare for the return of the schwab cup i

>> if you call and ask to speak to jim miller. >> is there any effort to formalize the relationship with a community-based organization? >> right now, we do not have that effort in place. it is a good idea, it is something that we have talked about. it is important for us to understand what the cbos are doing. it is important for them to have specific training for their individuals. they should also have some guidelines and some criteria to evaluate their successes, on a quarterly and yearly basis. >> thank you. last question. what are the types of job opportunities that are available for at risk youth? what are the funding

>> if you call and ask to speak to jim miller. >> is there any effort to formalize the relationship with a community-based organization? >> right now, we do not have that effort in place. it is a good idea, it is something that we have talked about. it is important for us to understand what the cbos are doing. it is important for them to have specific training for their individuals. they should also have some guidelines and some criteria to evaluate their successes, on a quarterly and yearly basis. >> thank you. last question. what are the types of job opportunities that are available for at risk youth? what are the funding opportunities? >> there are not many job opportunities right now. with the way that funding is currently, it is only being reduced. what we try to do is think creative. we try to create an internship programs, where we try to confuse -- infuse youth. we utilize a lot of non-western ways of trying to have youth identified. we infuse political education so they can make a good choice. there are other programs like oasis. there are not many opportunities, not everybody c

at this time, i would like to ask -- if you have questions, jim miller can come up and discuss a little bit about the current condition of the ramp or provide more information on the scope of work. >> do we have public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners. >> moved. >> seconded. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> thank you. >> would you like to go to the general manager's report? >> i think i would like to hear what he has to say. >> thank you, commissioners. i will try to be brief -- sorry. >> i was just going to say we're on the general manager's report, go ahead, phil. >> we have a le

miller. monica crawly, radio talk show host. jim pinkerton, contributing editor, "the american conservative" magazine. and "daily beast" columnist k r kiersten powers. and david grennell, former ambassador to the united nations. i'm jon scott. fox "news watch" is on right now. >>> so fast forward, mr. hicks, to the sunday talk shows and ambassador susan rice. she blamed this attack on a video. in fact, she did it five different times. what was your reaction to that? >> i was stunned. my jaw dropped. and i was embarrassed. >> members of congress hearing testimony from witnesses who had firsthand knowledge of the attacks on our u.s. facilities in benghazi, libya, last september. the details they gave considered damaging to some in the state department and the white house. but starting with the coverage of these hearings, jim, the accusations in the media seem to parrot the usual line that these were -- well, the a.p. labeled them gop hearings to push an agenda designed to smear the president and maybe hillary clinton. >> right. and th

act, imlooking forward to this conversation, i want to respond to an erg an exchange between se miller, and jim mcdermott. >> irs can't access your medical files, is that true mr. miller? >> correct, sir. >> they cannot find out your private meda medical informatio? >> that's correct sir. gerri: really? do you think miller is telling the truth? >> i do not, it has been a chief concern, amo many lawmakers, the irs and thi administration have been strsing they cannot access the medical recordst has been chiefoncern they will be ale. to senator rand paul had concerns about this, h is a physician he is very familiar with medical industry, he is concerned they ll be ab to access your medical records. gerri: let's talk about what they have access to. they claim they have to know if you have insurance. what kind of insurance you have, if you have a babyr major life change, you have to tell the irs. what else a they going to have access to? >> very unclear at this point. with the vast expansion of med camedical having and fact that many of the ruling and regulations have not been written yet, we have t

. >> on the panel this week, judy miller, cal thomas, jim pinkerton, contributing editor to american conservative magazine and ellen ratner and grip ard grenell the spokesman to the last four ambassadors to the united nations. fox news watch is on right now. >>> i believe we must keep information secret that protects our operation and people in the field. to do so we must enforce consequences for those that break the law and breach their commitment to protect classified information. but a free press is also essential for our democracy. that is who we are and i'm troubled by the possibility that leak investigations may chill the investigative journalism that holds government accountable. >> jon: president obama attempting to quiet the backlash over his administration's spying on journalists. a washington report broke the story. it turns on the justice department did spying on the news gathering activities of a fox news reporter as a potential crime in relation to classified leaks from the state department about north korea. chief correspondent james rosen is the target. in one documen

. >> jon: on the panel this week, writer and fox contributor, judy miller, cal thomas, jim pinkerton, merril brown and richard grenell former spokesman to the last four u.s. ambassadors to united nations. fox ns watch is on right now. . >> it says no >> it says no subpoena may be issued to any member of the news media or for the telephone records of any member of the news media without the express authorization of the attorney general. did you delegate that express authorization in writing to mr. cole? >> no, i don't think -- there is anything in writing with regard to my recusal. >> the question was, what about the requirement in the code that you expressly approved -- you have recused yourself, but was that express authorization authority delegated to mr. cole? >> once i recused myself, he does become the acting attorney general with all the powers that an attorney general has. >> the attorney general eric holder facing a congressional hearing getting a grilling over the seizure phone records from the associated press. details from 20 different phone lines where more than 100 journa

on the panel this weekers fox news contributor juddy miller, cal thomas, jim pinkerton, contributing editor, the american conservative magazine, meryl brown, director of month claire state university school of communication and media. richard granel, former spokesman to the last four ambassadors to the united nations. i'm john scott. fox news watch is on right now. >> it says no subpoena may be issued to any member of the news media or for the telephone toll records of any member of the news media without the express authorization of the attorney general. did you delegate that express authorization in writing to mr. cole? >> no, i don't think the recusal -- we looked for this. i don't think there is anything in writing with regard to my recusal, which is again, not -- >> the question was, what about the requirement in the code that you expressly approve -- now, you recused yourself. was that express authorization authority delegated to mr. cole? >> once i recused myself in that matter, he does become the acting attorney general with all the powers that the attorney general has. >> th

the website, you are email us all there executive producer chris lavoie voice deity jim ward, or me, stephanie miller clark coming up to talk about the jodi arias verdict -- >> she might also have something to say about this whole -- >> stephanie: exactly. debbie at lock port. hi, deb. >> caller: hi, stephanie, how are you doing? >> stephanie: i'm good. how are you doing? >> caller: i'm hanging in there. you better bring a big supply of that troll be gone. >> stephanie: why is that. >> caller: i was looking at the newspaper, the spirit that the students caught me out. and there was an article distinguished talk show host to speak -- >> distinguished? >> stephanie: that's me. >> caller: and having stephanie miller, a champion and forefront of the rearriving political progressive media, speaks volumes of the open and fair mindedness of nccc ours. i applause our choice. and of course i heart illy agree. however. >> stephanie: huh oh. >> caller: on the front page there is a letter to the editor and the student wrote a brilliant article. and the title is faculty keep quiet. others admit concerns as contro

joe you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, stephanie you are a huge fan. and jimd chris -- you guys are brilliant -- [overlapping speakers] >> through the brambels. [ laughter ] >> caller: i want to be the if i recall historian, i'm a history professor, and i have been listening to your show for years and years and years because as a history professor, i never work right? >> stephanie: right. >> caller: liberals see the past with pretty good clarity, and conservatives have no clue about the past, but seem to know the future. they seem to know what will happen. they know the camel's nose is in the tent. our guns will be confiscated, everything. they have no clue what happened in the past, and they know everything that is going to happen in the future. that's the fundamental difference between the two. and the other thing i want to mention this abortion doctor this murder, let's call it what it is, the fox news people are treating this trial as if this is a referendum of all abortions, and get the massacre at sandy hook is not a referendum on guns. >> fox news is pa

you can email us all there, executive producer chris lavoie, voice deity jim ward, or me stephanie miller's dog who appeared in the middle of the interview -- [♪ somber music ♪] >> stephanie: i was like oh no. >> the dog didn't make any noise. >> stephanie: it just looked bewildered. >> it just looked like it was in shock, which it probably was. >> stephanie: anyway here is another magical story about a dog. [♪ magic wand ♪] >> stephanie: two year old chinese sharpey -- aren't they supposed to be wrinkled? >> yes. >> stephanie: apparently this one was too wrinkly and they gave him a little facelift. [ applause ] >> stephanie: why can't someone do that for britt hume so we can understood him. [ mumbling ] >> stephanie: i was looking for a musical tribute to -- >> oh. >> stephanie: there you go. >> stan not all journalists are bad, you like brit hume don't you? >> you damn well i like britt hume. [ mumbling ] ♪ thank you ♪ >> say what? [ mumbling ] ♪ >> stephanie: okay. that's actual audio for hume who is completely incomprehensible to me. even a clothe pin at the back of the neck -- >> yea

miller. ♪ >> stephanie: all right. that is unhelpful. jimws on gawker. >> stephanie: what was the headline. >> lesbian couple engage in hard core porn -- >> i'll say. ask if she needs any help with that. clean up on row h. >> stephanie: okay. >> they got it covered. >> stephanie: and jim is a helper in that regard trust me. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. she is not as hot as michele bachmann is for jesus. >> we're hot for the lord. we need to slit our wrists and become bloods brothers. what? >> you are doing it wrong. >> stephanie: her staff once told a daily beast reporter she gets all of her facts from world net daily. hello, ron. >> caller: good morning, stephanie. >> stephanie: good morning. >> caller: i just was thinking we're giving her an awful lot of credit for all of the things she has done when she was put on the intelligence -- by a boehner. >> stephanie: she was put on what -- >> caller: she was put on the intelligence committee. >> stephanie: i know, there's another punch line. >> caller: so where is j

jim ward. we'll see you tomorrow on "the stephanie miller show." ç] >> i'm jacki schechner. suspects are in custody in the marathon bombing case. details still emerging. "the boston globe" is reporting the three are college students connected to joke ar tsarnaev at umass dartmouth and helped him after the attack. the massachusetts medical examiner is ready to release the body of tamerlan tsarnaev and his widow says she wants his family to take it. tsarnaev died after a gunfight with police more than a week ago but the exact cause of death will not be released until the body is claimed. tsarnaev's parents are still in russia but family members here in the u.s. say they'll do it. >>> in other news, new jersey governor chris christie is out with his first television ad of

miller. ♪ hands in the air ♪ >> jim won't ever do it. do it. >> i don't do it -- >> stephanie: he did it.hat was a half of kermit flail. >> stephanie: i don't like to do it because i pit out my shirts. >> stephanie: oops forgot to check that. look at us covering breaking news left and right. i ran in to marshall clark yesterday who is going to come on when we get a jody arias verdict. but this is where the two worlds melded at cnn, you can tell who is there for regular news and who is there for political coverage -- everybody is always like what trial -- and i'm like who, what? she had to give me a timer, i'm like jody is guilty? >> yeah, but the question is why did she do it? >> stephanie: right, i got a whole primer from marshall on the jody arias case. and that is arizona -- >> yes. the jury is in deliberations so the verdict could come down at anytime. >> stephanie: look at me -- nancy grace is going to call today too in addition to erin burnett and they are going to fight over me. [ applause ] >> stephanie: girl fight! i can do this stuff. all right, but that is an incredible story b

miller. rich lowry, editor of the national review, jim pinkerton, contributing editor of the american conservative magazine and ellen rattner, talk radio news service bureau chief. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. in president you are 100 days into second term. on the gun bill you put everything into it to try to get it passed. obviously it didn't. congress has ignored your effort to try to get them to undue the sequester cuts, there was a bill that you threatened to veto that got 92 democrats in the house voting yes. so, my question to you is do you still have the juice to get the rest of your agenda through this congress? >> if you put it that way, jonathan, maybe i should just pack up and go home. golly. >> jon: president obama, a rare appearance there in the white house briefing room taking some tough questions from the press corps. jim, it was all kicked off by fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry who asked the president about his red line on libya how did the president do. >> i think the president had a very tough week. is he looking feckless on the syria, whatever

you're on the "the stephanie miller show." banger jimof all i love your show. but i get tired of hearing about politics, you know, the democrats, the republicans, the liberals, the conservatives, this and that, hillary palin. i just really wish we could have normal conversations without including the political agenda. you know. just a normal conversation because i think the real conversations have to come down to things like, you know, maybe we should have a license for people to become parents because you know, if you have unethical stupid irresponsible parents they will do numerous things to endanger their children, not just buy guns, okay. that's been -- proven over and over and over and over again. so i have two wishes. one that we could do a challenge. one day that doesn't mention any political party. >> stephanie: my goodness. the gauntlet has been thrown. >> caller: that's my challenge. also if we could discuss you know, the concept of stupid parents. >> stephanie: i agree. by the way i think i said that. i don't think -- i think

jim fraser, new windsor, new york. o'reilly, you have to get miller off "the factor." terrible! joan, new york. you'll never lose miller, he's terrific. they'll be dating, those two. kevin, long beach, new york. my mom turns 82 in june, has a crush on miller. i'm taking her to the show. see you on june 1st. tell her not to throw anything at miller. sometimes that happens, elderly women throw their garments at miller. matthew, richmond, virginia. bill, just heard that parts of "killing kennedy" will be shot here. production begins in june. looking forward to that. terry, china. love "killing lincoln" and "killing kennedy." i hear they're doing well in china. another what if my opponents try to marginalize me? most people won't be swayed. you get attacked, that's it, you're gone. finally, a new high-tech super wheelchair greatly helping u.s. military people who lost limbs fighting in iraq and afghanistan. the so-called track chairs cost about $15,000 each. many business people have emailed me wanting to underwrite a chair or two. that is fabulous, because these chairs bring a sens

jim, you just got the letter that the treasury secretary jack lou wrote to stephen miller.learly this administration trying to show they are angry about this scandal. what else does the letter say? >> erin, i mean, this is a letter you don't see released very often in washington and to the public. this is it. this say letter from the treasury secretary jack lu to acting irs commissioner stephen miller and it says "while i very much appreciate your many years of loyal service at the irs, i find it necessary at this time to request your resignation." short and to the point. and another sign that the president is starting to get serious about this scandal. with a growing chorus of criticism that president only offered a weak response to political targeting at the irs, mr. obama seized the moment to get tough. >> today secretary lu took the first step by requesting and accepting the resignation of the acting commissioner of the irs because given the controversy surrounding this audit, it's important to institute new leadership. >> at a hearing on the widening scandal, eric hold

check it out, you can email us all there, executive producer chris lavoie, voice deity jim ward, or me, stephanie millerf to buffalo today, but your stephanie miller google alert went off. stephanie miller come hear her story about how god used a terrible tragedy to put her on her path to the kingdom of destiny. her stories told in her book "collisions with destiny." >> that doesn't sound fun. wear a seat belt. >> stephanie: i have got to totally rewrite my speech take out the fart jokes. different stephanie miller. >> there are a lot of sports people named stephanie miller and a lot of sports writers named stephanie miller. it seems to be a rather lesbian-onic name. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: excuse me. >> hello. i'm stephanie miller. what? what are you looking at? >> stephanie: let's hope the graduates are not disappointed with the stephanie miller that shows up tomorrow. i better get to the gym today. all right. wow. wow. it's a news-a-palooza week and none of it is good. but don't forget it is mother's day! [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> on sunday. >> stephanie: paul writes another's mother's day ano

jim. thank you john. >> see you. >> stephanie: see you monday on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ >> i'm jackibreaking down the stereo types between our two countries, recognizing mexico as an economic force and force of democracy, and acknowledging our mutual responsibilities will help make progress. >> obama: we must work together in mutual interests and mutual respect, and if we do that both mexico and the united states will prosper. >> he emphasized the need on combatting violence. and our country has been

jim in illinois. you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, stephanie.ol and all of the supervisors or heads of any departments were based on politics, and that has not changed, therefore i would assume it was all democrats that were in leadership roles in the irs. then where did that director come from? >> stephanie: right. you just heard the report that's exactly the opposite of that. >> i worked there i saw hands like what it was like in order to get a promotion at the irs -- >> this is before citizens united -- >> stephanie: all right. okay. see that was like right wing world in real time. i just did the actual reports -- >> no, i worked there. i know for a fact that you guys were -- >> stephanie: i sense that he did not work there. >> i worked there! i know what goes on! >> stephanie: hello, i am a small business owner -- >> who worked at the irs. [ laughter ] >> sure, as you do. [ scooby-doo's "huh?" ] >> stephanie: i grew up in benghazi. no, you did not! you liar. >> what is it like to be a liar? you like being a liar with pants constantly on fire

miller show." welcome to it. six minutes after the hour. future congressman jime will not run again. has nothing to do with the giant fbi cartoon hand knocking at the door. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. [knock at door] >> stephanie: there you go. nothing to do with them investigating her campaign finance. [ whatever! ] >> stephanie: stephaniemiller.com is the web site. you can e-mail us all there chris lavoie, jim ward. good morning future congressman. >> good morning, stephanie, how are you doing? >> stephanie: i'm good sir. tragic news out of minnesota today, huh? >> it is a good day for america isn't it? >> stephanie: yeah. so jim, i know we've talked to you during the last cycle but the latest polling there was showing, you know, i believe either tied or you ahead right? >> no, we're ahead. definitely, we're ahead and that's the reason cut out all of the spin, that's why michele bachmann stepped out. she did not have a pathway to victory. she knew it and she had to exit early before she would get more embarrassed. >> stephanie: well

the year award to bruce josh what mill per of mill -- josh what miller of miller trade book marketing. [applause] >> thanks, jim. and this is the first time i've gotten a plaque, so i'm not sure what the plaque etiquette is. anyway, i'm honored to be in this room in such good company and to be part of an industry built around the work of writers and the pleasure of reading. thanks to everyone, booksellers, reps, writers and publishers, for nominating me. i'd also like to thank publishers weekly for continuing to recognize the value of university and independent presses. i did not receive this award because i'm a great or perfect sales rep. i received this award because of my devotion to books, the prints word and because of my successful efforts in helping to prevent the shutdown of the university of missouri press. without the guidance and activism of ned stuckey french, an author and professor at florida state university, these efforts would have failed. these days university presses have out of necessity become their own best advocates. university presses are an essential part of the bulwark against the domi

miller show." welcome to it. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number toll free from anywhere. jim, pay attention.the only one that can talk to me. everybody else is dealing with technical problems. little broadcast -- >> we're having -- >> stephanie: running in while we're on the air. chris has that tense look on his face means something has gone horribly awry. something to do with tones. >> getting sound from here to there. >> stephanie: i assume that only more than just you and i can hear each other. hear this conversation. i could be wrong. in which case -- we wouldn't really put that much effort into it. chris, are we actually talking to anybody but ourselves? >> we're good! >> stephanie: okay. all right. 1-800-steph-12 the phone number. jim and my normal conversations were not on air just not a lot of effort. what's the point. what would be the point there? all right. so eric boehlert joins us today because he could not make it monday. oh, i did it jim. did you do it? i watched the video of the old woman with the dog in oklahoma. and that -- that made her a weepy day for me. i normally only

miller show." hello, sue. >> caller: hi, and before i told you about what he really meant to say, because i figured it out. jim it's your birthday ♪ >> i had a couple of thousands of wishes on my facebook page -- >> you just announced you have a facebook page on the air, jim. >> caller: and you can sing happy birthday to yourself in any voice you want. [ laughter ] >> caller: what he was trying to say is don't cast aspersions on my apparatus, because he thought it was an insult to his manhood, because gohmert is a very very little man with a very very little manhood. >> it's like a sprig of asparagus. >> stephanie: ricky welcome. >> caller: mcconnell must be really running skeered, because he is already running ads on our local tv and you can't get a new car would listening to him. and i would like to see him beat bad. >> stephanie: yeah. yeah. the polling is certainly showing he is vulnerable. but they certainly scared ashley judd out of the race before she ever got in -- >> she wouldn't have won because this is not the right state for that -- >> stephanie: we were talking about that, that he should be forced

jim cramer. i a will see you monday. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm can you do lie, this is "the kudlow report." steve millerng today, apologizing for what he called mistakes, still denying the agency targeted tea party and conservative groups for idea logical reasons. at times, it got a little tense. take a listen to this. >> is it illegal what they have done? >> it is absolutely not illegal. >> it is not illegal what the irs has done. >> so let me understand the question, what is your statement as to what is

jim cramer. i a will see you monday. >>> good evening, everyone, i'm can you do lie, this is "the kudlow report." steve miller found himself on the enof a capitol hill grilling today, apologizing for what he called mistakes, still denying the agency targeted tea party and conservative groups for idea logical reasons. at times, it got a little tense. take a listen to this. >> is it illegal what they have done? >> it is absolutely not illegal. >> it is not illegal what the irs has done. >> so let me understand the question, what is your statement as to what is illegal? >> do you believe it is illegal for employees of the irs to create lists to target individual groups and citizens in this country? >> i think the treasury inspector general indicated it might not be. others will be able to tell na. >> what do you believe? >> i don't believe it is. >> there were empassioned statements by pennsylvania's mike kelly. >> i just think the american people have seen what's going on right now in their government this is an outreach and i yield back. >> also, importantly, we learn from the treasury inspector general today

john miller and mike will have the call of the game and here they are with a preview of tonight's game. guys? >> okay, jim, and the giants and dodgers ready to play on a beautiful night here in san francisco and the dodgers one game under .500. they had their ace left-hander clayton kershaw going against barry zito. but adrian gonzalez, a late scratch from the lineup, mike. >> well, that really hurts the dodgers obviously for a lot of reasons but they are kind of like the walking wounded right now. if you think mark ellis is not available, crawford is available to pitch hit only and gonzalez is out of the lineup because of a neck problem, i think it's a conspiracy, john. i think they're trying to put the giants to sleep. i'm not trusting what i'm hearing about these guys. >> all right. we'll find out soon enough i guess. the dodgers with a revarched lineup, hanley ramirez will be in the cleanup spot. zito for the giants. it's the giants and the dodgers. game one of the series. let's go back to you, jim. >> all right. back to you guys in about four minutes. metallica night at at&t park tonight. barry zito

jim. >> boo-yah, pat. >> >> caller: i got 9 parts of my 401 k, the only thing that's underperforming. what should i do? >> you know what, look. this is p millerhis is a great company. they have a hammer lock on the equipment business. it's up in '67. it's reported a bad quarter. it's gone higher then. i think 9% is fine. if you were to tell me 23%, i'd say you got to cut it back. you are fine with national oil embargo. hey, how about we go to bill in my home state of pennsylvania. bill. >> caller: hi, jim, bbb-boo-yah from devon. >> devon, horse country. let's talk. >> caller: energy has been flattering leak our phillies with the barium petroleum acquisition delayed the 52-week low hit yesterday and barnd's species article highly debumpgd. do you think the yield and energy is a buy? >> remember, domenic brown is the hottest homeowner hitter in the league right now. wynne energy, we put out a deal, i'd love for the company to come on. i know the yield is high. we urge people not the panic. rerecognize there is a rotation out of these stocks. breaking up is really for the best these day, occidental petroleum, are you listening? they could be do

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jim renacci from ohio. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. lori: you were the last questioner. and got miller was outraged about these allegations on two different occasions but miller was not compelled to notify anyone in congress. >> that is amazing. when i came before congress he was not outraged. he admitted he was outraged a few mmnths earlier than that. these are things disturbing to the american people and something we have to get to the bottom of. lori: what did you make of his, we were horrible and customer service but we were not biased excuse? >> again, as a businessman for almost three decades it's appalling the answers he gave. as i said, as somebody who represented taxpayers you have to be able, irs would never have accepted the answer he gave us and if there was an individual under tax audit, so i do think that, look, if the organization is that bad, it is deep into the roots of the organization. there is going to have to be, there is just not one issue. this goes across lines. i looked back. that's what happened when government grows way too big. lori: let's address the issue,

miller looks at what else they came across. that's ahead. >>> a scandal swirling around mayor rob ford. he's accused of smoking cocaine. jimhe controversy is shaking his office to the core. >> reporter: it was just days ago that toronto mayor rob ford flat out denied the charges. two media outlets insist they have seen video that proves otherwise. >> we heard there was video of mayor ford smoking crack, is it grainy crystal clear on an iphone shot from five to seven feet away? >> reporter: cbs news has not seen the alleged video, reporters for the toronto star and online gawker the clip shows ford smoking cocaine. >> the man we believe is rob ford is sitting on a chair facing the camera. you can see a third of the frame. he's holding a pipe. a crack pipe. >> reporter: ford has been toronto's mayor for more than two years. his has often made headlines but in the wake of this latest scandal, he fired his chief of staff who reportedly urged him to seek help. two top aides also quit monday. >> when people think of toronto they think of mayor ford the same way that mayor bloomberg has become synonymous with new york. he's a big