it was lindsey who ran to a neighbor's house to call 911.r mother, uncle, and aunt were already dead. >> i really couldn't fathom what was to come. >> today, lindsey lives in a small, rural town in the florida panhandle with her husband, two young children and a managery of pets. >> sometimes i like to come and sit outside and just look around. it is our own little sang tu ware. >> but the past never fades away. lindsey still cherishes memories of her mother. >> i like this picture, because my mom looked more like this one, about have she passed away. >> lindsey's husband, blake, is a corrections officer at a florida state prison. they have been married for six year years. >> i never thought i'm going to marry someone that works at a prison. it just turned out that way. just knowing things about prison life, i guess helps me to know what my dad had to face every day. this one was when he had first went to prison. >> how did you feel when you was in there? >> i was hurt and sad that my dad was in prison. then i was angry, because i felt alone

lindsey stated in his opening comments that the properties are awe aligned with the two adjacent properties in the rear so the bump out that's going to ruin the open spaces is a fancy. the purpose of the project is to add approximately one hundred and 10 square feet at the level and one hundred and 16 square feet at the third level for a grand total of 2 hundred and 26 square feet with a change in the

your discretionary calendar request for discretionary review >> good afternoon, commissioners david lindsey from department staff the 6 avenue includes an edition with the story family home it's set back 9 feet from the property line. the 18 hundred subject louse house is on the east side of the intern sunset arresting and the subject lot t is 95 feet deep within the zoning district. the lots adjacent are couped by single-family dwelling and there's generally aligned and each had editions constructed beyond the maintain rear walls. the notification for the project was conducted in october of last year and a request for discretionary review was filed by the miller mick kinss to the north and cynthia smith to the south. since the packet ways sent to the commission we've received an additional e-mail from christen this would be in support of dr request and i believe this e-mail was sent to each of the commissioners within did last couple of days. i'll pass this. the concerns raised in the dr request include the following. loss of light and shadowing to neighborhoods property and loss of mid pl

lindsey, i'm watching your report. seems like things are terribly tense on the ground. how tense are they? >> reporter: it's extremely tense today because this is the day that the ukrainian military has launched what it's calling it's special operation against the pro russian separatists who are occupying buildings in up to ten towns across eastern ukraine. today, they brought their armored personnel carriers and other equipment down south, and then they went into a place called kramatorsk. they went in helicopters, landed at the airfield and seized the airfield which had been controlled by the pro-russian separatists. it's not clear at the moment if there were casualties and if so how many. the russian media is saying there were people killed but that is not confirmed. this is very much a propaganda war at the moment, so one has to be very careful. what we do know is some of the local people were unhappy about the ukrainian troops retaking the airfield, they started protesting and confronting them and the ukrainian troops, according to witnesses, fired into the air, po

arianna huffington is one of the keynote speakers, elizabeth lindsey.here will be workshops throughout the period of time and it's an opportunity for women to hone there skills. and they're introducing a new format called the dolphin tank," patterned after "the shark tank." they'll have women with expertise in the investment arena helping them to decide whether or not they've got an idea worth investing in. >> how have they gotten better in the last 25 years and how has it not gotten better? >> it certainly has gotten better in terms of women recognizing there are opportunities out there for them. every time a woman has an opportunity to come to a conference like this, talk to other women in similar experience, professions, and look for ways to improve themselves. they find they walk away from this conference saying things like this is the most important day of my professional life. and that's what we want to continue making it for them. >> pretty gratifying, you say? >> it's like my baby's grown up. it's now a nonprofit. the spinoff is a nonprofit. and

lindsey, it seems like the fed's message really didn't change.they just confirmed what they said before that interest rates will go up gradually, is that your take on it? >> that is exactly right. the minutes reminded the market that it is the statement and not the famed dot plot that confirms monetary policy intention. and the statement was very clear, very dovish, reaffirming the minutes stance, so that reaffirms in the market the intention of the monetary policy. >> so how do i take this statement today, these minutes and apply them in my investing life? >> well, you know, i think the market's reaction tells all. the market liked the idea that the fed's commitment to accommodation was reaffirmed. and again, when we look at the monetary stance against the back drop of the labor conditions, very minimal income growth, the fact that the feds seem like they want the money to rise it is more likely they remain at this stance well into possibly 2016 and 17, if we see this very slow growth. >> you know the investors are always looking at headlines to

joining us is south carolina senator lindsey graham.d evening. >> i assume that you agree totally that this man should be denied a visa to the united states? >> totally. absolutely. it's a bad precedent to allow somebody who was involved in overrunning an american embassy and holding people hostage for over 400 days to come to our nation as an ambassador from another country, the iranians. i think it's offensive to the hostages that their families. it's offensive to us as americans for the iranians to even propose this. >> now, i totally agree with that. but, the one thing that sort of is a little bit of a thorny problem here is the law. do we have a problem with the law as the host of the u.n. in terms of denying a visa to a chosen ambassador by a foreign country? >> no. we can condition admission to this country for national security reasons. i think it would be bad for our national security to basically forgive someone for taking americans hostages. hostage because what you would be doing is set ago precedent to encourage people to v

where lindsey graham is facing re-election. we'll answer whether lindsey survives another election.here, you stand behind what you say. around here you don't make excuses. you make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up, and make it right. some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in this country has gone missing in the places where it's needed most. but i know you'll still find it when you know where to look. ♪ >>> 37 past. senator lindsey graham was thought to be among the most vulnerable up for re-election this year. on the state of play piece, we are taken to south carolina where graham is expected to survive. nbc news political reporter casey hunt has the story. ♪ >> i just don't want to win this election. yes, i do, but i want to do more than that. i want to make a statement about who we are in south carolina. we're conservative, but we're not mad about it. >> reporter: senator lindsey graham is south carolina's cheerful conservative. but most republicans didn't expect 2014 to be a cheerful year for him. this is a conserv

senator lindsey graham has a comfortable lead in h south carolina.ding to republican polling, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has a commanding lead over tea party challenger matt bevin in kentucky. and establishment candidates have the early advantage in states like georgia and north carolina. but if you think the tea party is lose, think again. accomplishment republicans are doing just about everything they can to kiss up to the tea party base. sometimes shamelessly. case in point, mitch mcconnell took the stage at the conservative cpac conference last month, holding a shotgun over his head, which he followed up with a speech chalk full of zingers aimed squarely at the right heart, many of which completely died in the room. >> the president of the united states is treating our constitution worse than a placemat at denny's. i spent so much time over in the supreme court trying to stop these guys i'm practically on a first name basis with the bailiff. >> that was awkward. also last month, lindsey graham sounded the tea party bugel horn by blami

. >> the women in custody 34-year-old shawna and 26-year-old lindsey, both from orlando. >> how many times have you been arrested for this? >> my second time. >> never. >> this is second time ever arrested. >> ever arrested for the same thing. >> we didn't take any money, ask for amount of money. we didn't mention anything we were doing but we were still detained. >> everything you said, everything you did is all recorded. >> i know. >> did you ask somebody to take their clothes off. >> body ladies asked the undercover to get naked. according to florida criminal code, that is soliciting a lewd act. furthermore the undercover worked out a price of $400 with shawna on the phone prior to their arrival. >> how did you get started doing this? who introduced you to doing it? >> an ex-girlfriend. i used to strip. >> why do you continue to do it? >> i don't know. >> is it good money? honestly. >> not really. >> are you unable to find another job. >> i work at red lobster. >> you have another job? >> uh-huh. >> you need extra money. >> i just had a baby. >> so many people live in a world they

there's no bad blood between the ladies. >> it turns out elin loves linds lindsey.ith elin and her current beau, coal industry billionaire, chris klein. >> for most people, the breakup of their marriage is that they don't want to spend time together. it tells me that all of these four people actually enjoy each other's company. >> reporter: now, the therapist we spoke with said it's rare that the couple will go on dates without the children. but they could actually enjoy each other's company. and they reportedly have gone on vacation, as well. >> there's so many sporting events. a divorced mom, blended families. we sit side-by-side, at the theater or in the stands. it's a show of unity. >> would it bother if your ex brought a date? 54% said yes. date. >> the word date throws the thing off. if you're in a meaningful relationship, you put the kids first. >> exactly. >>> now, what sounds like the dream of every couch potato, a reason not to exercise. it turns out some people are actually, legitimately, allergic to exercise. and many people who don't even know it. abc's

in lindsey's take, can it help, what we have is a low high-win rate and a lot of -- why is it, lindseyg the jobs? >> that's a very good question. it goes to a skills mismatch. a lot of small businesses saying i'm ready to ohio. they don't necessarily have the skill sell to fill the job vacancy. even if we discount the 12 million americans, still not seeing upward pressure there. with 13 million americans in the fool of available labor, 11 million seeking employment, we're not seeing the upward pressure on wages either. that, too, is somethe thing the chair and the committee members are watching. its was sloughed off due to weatherment if it had been weather alone, skwr uft ice and snow, we would have easily have seen a return of the plus 200,000 pace in march. march would have been one of the first months to suggest a momentum in catch up from the previous months. taken together it is losing momentum from the start of 2013, not painting an encouraging picture. >> think about it, lindsey, if we still didn't hit two, what will the next week? >> i think we can get more springlike weather

and lindsey graham has essentially maneuvered his way to prop up a lackluster field running against himning against him out of the race. you have seen people do similar things against the primary challengers and people like lamar alexander who should be vulnerable, but he will be all rig right. and mitch mcconnell is going to sur strive his primary, and the republican incumbents generally will survive, and looks like they are all going to survive except for maybe thad cochran in mississippi, but the question is open seats, and what happens in the democratic seats and the open seats in georgia, louisiana, and so, georgia, north carolina, and will the republicans nominate whom? >> and it is the fortify the flank. and we had nate combs on earlier to talk about the power of the incumbency on the power of the races and sort of going through the '90s and the 2000s and incumbent democrat has a better chance of winning than open seat republican in the south. and what do you do to get at people like mark pryor and mary landrieu? >> well, we have to sit back to let them shoot themselves, because

speaking of political motives, lindsey graham is trying to fend off an attack by tea party. people know why he's doing this. there's certainly politics in all of this. >> your response. >> my response is that if i'm doing something wrong for political reasons, i should have egg on my face and i should be punished by the people of south carolina. if what he is saying is a bold-faced lie and that i'm correct that this administration hid the truth from the american people about a coordinated terrorist attack because they were more worried about the president's re-election than telling the truth to the american people about why four people died, they need to be held accountable? >> what's next. >> more witnesses and a new process. how can you close the books on benghazi until you call ben rhodes. let's call him and have him explain this email. if it wasn't about the four dead americans, why did you mention we're going to bring people to justice? >> did speaker boehner change his life -- >> i hope so. the house has done a good job. i'm tired of five minutes of questions. i want a

. >> good afternoon david lindsey i, give you information on items one and two this sponsor failed to pick up a poster and my colleague will explain items 3 a and b organization christina. the environmental portion of the application is being reviewed and they've given us an approximate four months so we'll continue out until september >> thank you it seems like it would be continued and it's been continued and continued. >> i'm sorry we did an environmental review we're reviewing the project for an additional exemption and my understanding is a class 32. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner moore. >> move forward to continue as proposed. >> second. >> on that motion. commissioner antonini. commissioner borden. commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner fong and commissioner president wu. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero and places you under consent calendar consent calendar, are considered to be routine and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. there will be no separate discussion of these items a member of the comm

lindsey stated in his opening comments that the properties are awe aligned with the two adjacent properties in the rear so the bump out that's going to ruin the open spaces is a fancy. the purpose of the project is to add approximately one hundred and 10 square feet at the level and one hundred and 16 square feet at the third level for a grand total of 2 hundred and 26 square feet with a change in the roofline to make the change more usable. the garage is behind is wasted space that will be enclosed that's going to improve the homes functionality and structure stability and energy efficiency. no changes to the house. the 2 hundred and 26 square feet will have minimal effects. the address was specifically designed as a good neighbor design. this hearing is characterized by the staff as a dr receive and the dr requester has not met their burden of incorporating generous set back from the shared property line as good neighbor gestures is torrid or justifies any structural change >> good afternoon. commissioner president wu and commissioners. i'm leslie. >> it's sfgovtv. >> this photo shows the

let's watch lindsey. >> people don't trust this administration to be honest about obamacare. >> well, that's swirling. and let me ask you about that. you say they don't trust this administration. >> they'll lie to you. >> your colleague senator barrasso says they're cooking the books. >> totally are. >> you agree with that? >> yes. >> do you have any facts to back that up? >> number one, tell me how many people who have sign upped for obamacare have paid. >> that was great journalism. not only is that true, it's true they cooked the books. that's tough questioning. but my question to you, trying to be tough here as well. >> all right. >> signing up is a good start. cooking the books is a different thing altogether. i don't know where that one came from, barrasso came from with that one. >> it's scurrilous. there is no evidence they cooked the books. they have been conservative the whole time. it goes back before the 2012 election. they cooked the books on unemployment numbers that was not true. they were cooking the books on mitt romney's polling. first they say they're going to miss

. >> actually, hb87, which lindsey co-sponsored, has been the subject of legal challenges and some parts of it were stuck down. >> voters... the folks who sent us here, should not be required to bear the burden of a failed federal government enforcement policy. >> we understand there's a lot of road-blocks where they'll check for documents? does that seem appropriate to you for a federal immigration authority? >> when you stop someone and they are a criminal suspect, the ability to check and confirm who they are, to me that's police work 101. if someone is here illegally and is picked up for being here illegally, we already have laws on the books and they ought to be followed. >> georgia republicans have gotten help from an unlikely ally: the obama administration. >> fault lines has obtained from the aclu office, emails from the ice leadership in washington to the atlanta office pointing out that they are 12 hundred deportations behind where they were the previous year. completely worried about making their quota. >> the email reads: 'please implement your initiatives and reallocate all

let's take you live to kansas city with lindsey shif shooifly, a reporter with our local affiliate kxhbbly well. we learned today that local authorities and the fbi, their words, "unquestionably determined these shootings to be hate crimes. really strong language as they were talking about this today. we expect about charges to hear first thing in the morning when those chaerjz might be coming for frazier, glenn miller, the 73-year-old man, who is not from kansas city, as far as we know, has no ties to kansas city, and lives several hours south of here, but, again, when he was getting put on the back of a police car, our crewed heard him say this. >> a shocking statement in those moments after when we were wanting clarification on what the motivation for the shooting could have been. authorities won't comment on that comment or any other comments he might have made while he was in custody, and they won't comment about any plans that might have been made to come up to kansas city and do this. they're saying that is all evidence that could be part of the hate crime investigation, but we k

lindsey, thank you for hosting us and giving us a briefing this morning. they were very informative and insightful. it is critical that agencies responsible for protecting our airports are doing all they can to keep passengers and employees safe. i believe this hearing is an important opportunity to examine lessons learned from the shooting, what went well, and what didn't. how we should apply those lessons learned to others as we move forward. unfortunately, we live in a very dangerous world. events like the one that happened here are difficult if not impossible to prevent. but what we can do is improve our ability to protect the threats before someone starts shooting or detonates a bomb or hopped a fence or takes advantage of any security loophole or vulnerability that we have failed to close for one reason or another. as chairman of the committee on homeland security, i know how committed our law enforcement officers are and our transportation security officers are, day in and day out to stay ahead of any potential threat. yet, the tragedy that the worl

lindsey moran is a former cia operative and analyst. tonight, from searching the galaxies for et to searching the rubble for human life, this is the space-aged machine that can detect a heart beat through tons of concrete. rachelle olmixon is a neuro scientist. tonight, the mystery in the waters of america's northwest. scientists try to figure out what's killing the oysters before it's too late. i am phil torres, an entomologist. that's our team. let's do some science. >>> welcome to tech know. i am phil torres. for most of us, communicating with the human voice is something we kind of take for granted but not so with some of meet. >> yeah. i was able to meet three patients that all have als. it's a devastating condition that degenrates the muscles in the body including those in the vocal cords. so they lose their ability to speak. but using technology, they were able to communicate with me in a really remarkable way, such as these stories we are working. take a look. >> on a snowy day in the of seasons, the training camp for the baltim

we're gonna slide the connector right into here. [ camera shutter clicks ] >> meet taylor, rachel, lindsey, and amy. >> well, we're four friends, four years, for a difference, and we came up with our name because the four of us are really good friends, and for our four years of high school, we pledge to do 1,000 hours of community service. [ record scratches ] >> you heard right. one thousand hours of volunteer work. >> the mission is to inspire other teens to help out in their communities and do community service, just because it's better than doing other stuff, basically. >> and it makes you feel better as a person, and it's really fun. >> their plan was hatched during their freshman year of high school. a devastating world event got them thinking. >> we started talking about it earlier in the year, and then we really sat down in, like, january or february, was it? >> it was january. >> january? and kind of, it was around the haiti earthquake, so we thought it would be a good idea to have a dance at our school to benefit it. and that's kind of how it all just came together. >> what you w

lindsey is one of themlnn is the symbol and calgon carbonccc is another one that sells water systems that i think will benefit from legalized marijuana over the next 5-10 years. they also have great businesses already. >>cody it was a pleasure having you on the show today and we hope you'll come back soon. >>thanks so much for having me and check out scutify.com. a relatively quiet rally has been happening in apple this month. shares touched a 52 week high yesterday and are trading just below $600. there's plenty of news moving the stock. tuesday the tech giant sold $12 billion in corporate bonds. it also released a new macbook air notbook and knocked a hundred bucks off the price. in courtroom action-- a jury is deciding whether samsung stole apple's iphone features. coming up...in chart talk... traders tweet to twitter: not good enough!!! plus... how to know when it's okay to toss "important financial documents" into the trash... we'll be right back! afflec and many actors have played the part of u.s. servicemen in the movies, but for veterans like james crosby their service and th

lindsey, thank you for hosting us and giving us a briefing this morning. they were very informative and insightful. it is critical that agencies responsible for protecting our airports are doing all they can to keep passengers and employees safe. i believe this hearing is an important opportunity to examine lessons learned from the shooting, what went well, and what didn't. how we should apply those lessons learned to others as we move forward. unfortunately, we live in a very dangerous world. that's like the one that happened here are difficult if not impossible to prevent. but what we can do is improve our ability to protect the threats before someone starts shooting or detonates a bomb or hopped a fence or takes advantage of any security loophole or vulnerability that we have failed to close for one reason or another. as chairman of the committee on homeland security, i know how committed our law enforcement officers are and our transportation security officers are, day in and day out to stay ahead of any potential threat. yet, the tragedy that the worl

[gavel] >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to come out here. >> we have a park. it's better to take some of the stuff off the fences so people can look at the park. >> the street, every time, our friends. >> i think everybody should give back. we are very fortunate. we are successful with the company and it's time to give back. it's a great place for us. the weather is nice. no rain. beautiful san francisco. >> it's a great way to be able to have fun and give back and walk away with a great feeling. for more opportunities we have volunteering every single day of the week. get in

lindsey turntine, editor and chief of c-net says the potential for theft is high. >> we saw what happened with target. >> reporter: the biggies of the banking world, chase, bank of america and wells fargo have made deals with microsoft to continue to receive security support for xp. the smaller banks and credit unions don't have such deals putting both you and them in a potential financial lunch. >> a lot of banks are scrambling to find an alternative. >> if your bank hasn't made a deal with microsoft, you can avoid the problem by avoiding the atm. go inside and use the tell are. that's the cure, as is on-- teller. that's the cure as is online banking. >> the bigger supplier of the atms estimate 20 or 30% of the machines will be fixed by the deadline. >>> there's been another mudslide in washington state on the same hillside that gave way last month. a camera on this helicopter caught it all happening. look at the right side of your screen. you can see the dirt and a tree tumble down. geologists were just feet away checking the stability of the remaining hillside. >>> we're just hearing a

here's what lindsey graham said yesterday. >> there's a conflict of interest that's staring us all ine. the lead investigator for the republican republican house intel committee is now in business with mike morrell. the lead investigator of the house republican intelligence committee is in business with hillary clinton's gate keeper. i think this justifies a new process and a new look. >> he seems to be saying because allen's associated with you that maybe you shouldn't be leading. >> first of all, he was not the lead investigator. the lead investigator my deputy. and, listen, the investigation and the facts are what they are. we had already done the 4,000-page document review. it was the intelligence committee that put out the first interim report that said it's wrong. i said on fox news that the narrative was wrong. a, he wasn't the lead investigator, number one. b, the company didn't even exist at the time of the investigation. >> did you have a problem with mike morrell's testimony and his linkage now with hillary clinton. when he changed makes her state department look better, pr

they belong to the families of kristi campbell, lindsey lu, and the hundreds of people caught in the bomb blast. while today is about remembering the dead, it's also a celebration of life and the fight to triumph over tragedy. for brothers j.p. and paul norton, who both lost legs in the blast, today is a chance to show how far they, and in a sense, their city has come. they're walking the boston marathon course with family and friends. >> at one point, it was the worst day of our life, and in some ways, it was the best day of our life. >> there's no way we would have ever thought we would be walking this today. >> reporter: yet they are. the embodiment of the region's rally cry, boston strong. mayor marty walsh says it's important for boston to continue its patriots day tradition, as it always has, showing it won't be paralyzed by fear. >> this year just showing we are strong as a city and we will not be held back or held down. >> reporter: the start and finish lines have been painted, the bleachers are set up. boston and its people are ready to run again. following a memorial servic

they've also generously donated two notorious war aka lindsey graham. boeing's influence extends down pennsylvania avenue. the white house's well. president obama lean on bowing to increase u s exports. admittedly becoming more to the defense companies top pitch man. in two thousand thirteen he told boeing ceo jim ignorant. i know that i'm on the list of top salesman at boeing. he added he expects this is gold watch from the company at the end of this presidency but the president of the united states isn't the only one doing boeing's bidding. so too is the former secretary of state in the favorite to be the next president of united states hillary clinton. washington post reports this week of a mutually beneficial relationship between when the world's major corporations and a potential future president. adding clinton functioned as a powerful ally for boeing's business interests at home and abroad. while boeing has invested resources in cars is beneficial to clinton's and political damage. while visiting russia in two thousand under the new secretary of

cortenas of idaho, virginia garcia of adrian, oregon, renee toothwine of gilbert, south carolina, lindsey troutwine of framingham, massachusetts, phil troutwine of framingham, massachusetts, kim langley of phoenix, arizona, nick langley of phoenix, arizona, ken rimer of hammond, wisconsin, jane rimer of wisconsin and don igele of minnesota, randolph radabaker of baldwin, wisconsin. i'd like to introduce the department of transportation worst nightmare, the head of the center for safety and has done remarkable work on this issue. >> i am clarence detlo from the center for auto safety. general motors head the problem for years. nhtsa missed the obvious warning signs and people needlessly died in crashes because of defective decisionmaking at general motors. and the government. this is a complete failure of the recall system and we must change the law to reform that system. any good engineer testing these switches would realize it's too easy to change the switch from position to e on the accessory position. in fact, g.m. engineers did recognize this. they recommended a different switch to be

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. >> how's your friend lindsey doing?s doing okay for having cameras following you around for every phase of your life. i think that's a difficult thing. yeah, we're really pleased that she's making some progress. >> oprah, i spent 30 years trying to pull my life together. where the hell have you been? >> does that sound like oprah to you? >> she has a couple offers. >> who is the? >> who is this? >> she's pulling for lindsey and she really likes dave letterman, so that was funny. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, the sailing family rescued in the pacific ocean is now back in california. critics call them foolish for trying to take small children around the world. you'll see them landing back on land. >>> and bob marlie singing "i shot the sheriff." nobody really believes that but prosecutors are now using rap songs to prove that performers committed crimes. is this hard evidence or violation of free speech? that's ahead. >>> now to a serious story. 16-year-old alex hribal iss be held wi

president obama's handling of the crisis in ukraine, but aside from that from people like job mccain or lindsey gram, you don't get a lot of push up on capitol hill from republicans about the u.s. getting more deeply involved. >> right. especially when it comes to military intervention. i mean, we obviously have a very war-weary country that doesn't quite know what we want to do about this. it's taken its toll on the president as well. his approval rating has gone down, and also his handling of issues on foreign policy continue to dwindle as well. there's a sense that i think from the american public that they don't really like what they see in the president. they would like to see more where are thsh don't know what it is. they know what they don't want to see. and that's any sort of involvement militarily by the united states. this is a very difficult box that the president and republicans find themselves in right now. where it's taking the toll to become the president's overall approval. >> there are sectianctions agai russia, but targeted sanctions against individual institutions like banks

it's like asking lynn lindsey lohan to audit her drug dealer? the media is obama's hair harem, the irs is the pit bull. they are safe. we will talk about this for a day and something else will come up that the irs does and we'll forget. >> is it a culture of just looking the other way when bad stuff is going on, especially at the irs? >> you have two america's. the ones that are connected, above the law, that don't have to abide by the rules. the ones that are collecting the taxes from everyone else but not paying it themselves. i would assume these employees file very simple w-4s. how are you getting yourself in tax trouble with very simple w-4s? there was a story that i saw that asked whether or not they were getting these bonuses to pay their back taxes, which would be even more appalling, that they are coming to the rescue of people who knowingly did wrongdoing with our money so they can make good on taxes that a lot of us can barely pay. >> bobby, 178,000 dollars. >> my guess it's probably not a big percentage difference of other department