wgn's nancy loo is live in wheeling with the story. nancy? a third suspect is charged with lying to the fbi. a detention hearing is scheduled this afternoon for a teenager who was planning to travel to the middle east to join a terrorist group. or arrested last month at o'hare airport. use about to board a flight to turkey. police are investigating the murder of a 23-year-old wheeling man who was found shot to death last night. wgn's nancy loo is live in wheeling with the story. nancy? police have not had to investigate a murder since 2010. i have already tracked down leads and witnesses to last night's murder of a 23 year-old man. many residents of this apartment complex suspect the case may be gang-related. >> relatives and friends did not want to talk about what happened last night. they say he was out to walk the dog. he was gunned down about 1:00. >> up to 50 people were outside last night in joining the mild weather. this morning investigators combed the area for evidence after interviewing at least a dozen witnesses. some said the gunm

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. >> the justice depapartment loos into associated press phone recocords. >> they have not explained why we did not get a prior notice. >> and a sexual assault in the military. >> was raped at a graduation party. captioned by the national captioning institute --wwncicap.org-- >>00 days into president obama's second term he was asked if he still had the juice to get the rest of the agenda through congress. the president responded if you put it that way maybe i should pack up and go home.given the week he has had, perhaps you would not blame him for thinking he should go home. on monday the headline was gop demands an obama apology and seeks a probe of irs for singling out the tea party. on wednesday, the irs gave a pass to liberals. here is a cry of pain from a major fundraiser for mit romney. >> three federal audits at once. tax breaks for the makerof the ads that poisoned our airwaves. >> that is also a scandal. >> on tuday, t town is turning on obama. all of the ingredients are in place for a good old-fashioned pile on. i know it is christmas time for republicans. how bad is it for

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>> reporter: they know from loo louisiana. they don't know from who. that's part of the investigation. it looks like so far no one was hurt. the latest letter landed here at mayors against illegal guns. the head of the group opened that letter. he's fine, and so are the people who came in contact with it. the other letter was sent to mayor bloomberg in new york. again, no one was injured. both made anonymous threats against the push for gun control. preliminary tests now confirm both letters contained traces of the deadly poison ricin. >> the letter obviously refers to our anti-gun effort, and we're not going to walk away from those efforts. >> reporter: president obama talked about it at a fundraiser last night. >> 90% of gun owners agree with us. why aren't we getting that done? >> reporter: the fbi and new york police are investigating the letters. both were mailed from shreveport, louisiana. they come after a similar came a month ago, ricin-laced letters sent to it the president, a mississippi senator, and a mississippi judge. a 41-year-old martial

this morning, president obama is directing treasury secretary, jack loo, to find those responsible. >> reporter: good morning. here on capitol hill, the grilling is already under way to some degree. the acting head of the irs sat down with the senate finance chair. and what was described as a pretty tough meeting. that's one of three committees here that wants to investigate. we now have the full report on the irs scandal. here's what's new. low-level irs employees made up rules that were unfair. their bosses weren't paying attention. so the rules stayed in place for a year and a half. >> we want to know exactly who knew what and when. how high up did it go? did the white house know about it? >> reporter: the extra scrutiny left some groups in limbo for three years. but even today, the irs is not agreeing to all the changes the report recommends to fix it. the bottom line is, it was wrong, president obama said in a statement last night. he's ordering the treasury secretary to put all those fixes in place quickly. and the attorney general's veginveg i investigating. >> reporter: there

. >> if you are in an online class you always have to participate -- you have to looing -- log in and you participate more. i have noticed that. i had the opportunity to take a hybrid class half traditional and half online. it worked really well. it was one of my favorite classes because it was flexible but it wasn't as demanding as going twice a week from 3 to 5 at a set time. it still let me live my lifestyle -- family, working full time. so the hybrid class, i think, was good. i found it was better than just the traditional classroom or just online. >> another thing -- students are enganged and involved and doing these activities because they have to but more importantly we are getting the skills moving cognitively. we are triggering activity. the downside is we don't prioritize -- you can't really go off -- you have to stay on focus. >> you do. but you still have the flexibility to do it when you want to do it whether saturday in your running clothes or 3:00 a.m. in the morning to do what you need to do to accomplish the goals of that online class. that's the flexibility that stud

tamerlan's uncle says he will claim the body, but has not said where he will bury itre loo tamerlan's terror connection. he met with a known terrorist recruiter in chechnya in one of his recent visits there. and he befriended a canadian and fellow boxer who died fighting with chechen rebels against russian troops last year. meantime, one of the youngest victims of the bombing is back in the bay area. aaron hern who turns 12 tomorrow is back in martinez tonight. lisa amin gulezian is there and everyone is so glad he is back. >> that is true. aaron is a third generation 4* from martinez. and they str truly rallied -- they have truly rallied around the family. to say the city of martinez was happy to have the hern family home tonight would be an understatement. they arrived from boston just today. >> they are tired. it is absolutely gracious for all of the support they have gotten, but they need to rest. they want to keep it low key. >> it has been a whirlwind. aaron was in a crowd of people cheering on his mom who was running the marathon when the bombs went off. the 11-year-old was hit

. >>> here loo >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new york today. mostly sunny in miami. partly sunny in chicago and mostly sunny in dallas. partly sunny in los angeles with a high of 70 degrees. >>> and time now for a check of the national forecast. prepare for severe weather in the central and southern plains with a potential for tornados. bring an umbrella in the mid-atlantic states where as much as 3 inches could fall, and most of the southeast and west stays dry today. >>> toronto's blue jays pitcher j.j. happ was hospitalized after a frightening incident yesterday. in the second inning happ was struck in the head by a line drive after delivering a pitch to rays' jennings. the ball was hit so hard it went halfway down the right field line. fans and players of both teams looked on for eight minutes while happ was given medical attention. he was taken off the field on the stretcher. to be alert, they ended up winning the game. >>> white sox playing a strange game in new york. during the ceremonial pitch it sails over the catcher's

. >> do you have to say loo it just doesn't matter? are you at that point? >> you have to. i'm still not at that point. >> it's hard? >> there is a lot of negativity in the world. and there is a lot of positivity in the world. so you have to sort of embrace the beauty and the goodness in people, and just try to ignore the other stuff, although the phone when it rings off the hook because somebody is pregnant again or somebody is getting married, it's got to be tough. >> everybody is trying to guess what happened and nothing happened. >> so you have all of these titles -- actress, producer, director, business owner co-owner -- >> hairdresser. >> hairdresser. so who is jennifer aniston? >> oh, just tired. >> my thanks to jennifer aniston. >>> up next, a look at the news this upcoming week that will have an impact "on the money." and while most people can't make it through the dayithout their cup of coffee, one person is paying more than half a million dollars for his java jolt. find out why next. as we take a break, take a look at how t stock market ended the week. back in a

luckily the school is borderline with strictures waiting all day is that even though the bare loos mud and straw cannot be bulldozed neither can they be expanded the federal drain and they literally parents it's worth the effort these people realize the importance of education. thriving to feed their kids so maybe look at the trying to learn. and they realize this importance because they know a very. big cannot for the better it's for the one hundred thirty students it's a few hours with spite from the harsh reality awaiting them outside these gates the chance for a future which their parents never had driving them to make sure they get to class whichever way they can put asli r t y d at the hindi in the west bank that is approaching help us twelve here in moscow and coming up next it's on the money. although i was born after the vietnam era i remember t.v. discussions about that buddhist monk who burned himself to death as a form of protest the commentators on the news said that people there just have a different mindset that westerners could never understand you know which is probabl

propane tank autos what do you do if you have an old debt being sent to collectors and they're making it loo >>> women of all ages will now have wider access to so called morning after birth control. a judge ruled they can be sold to everyone without a prescription. the judge delayed enforcement to give the government time to appeal. the fda said the pill should be sold to those 15 and older. >> a medical emergency involving a seattle teenager prompting a warning about those wire brushes used to clean bar key cue grills. doctors performed surgery after he started complaining about severe stomach pain. doctors spotted a piece of metal in his small intestine, turned out to be a wire bristle fray grill brush that stuck to the chicken he ate at a family barbecue. >> i have bad luck because this is a fwhun a million chance. they found it early and i have good doctor that's put me into o.r.and got it out. >> the cdc put out a warning about old barbecue brushes and bris yelz rubbing up. so everybody going to be heading to barbecue. >> yes. michael finney is here now answering questions sent to him

. >> if there's one good thing that can come out of this, they get the money, and others loo around and say we might want to fix this at the zoo so other kids don't die. >> i can guarantee you that they are looking already. >> you do not want that to happen. gerri: a tragic story. interesting conversation and word of warning for pants out there. even if you think u are you're in a safe place, you might not be. coming up next, we are transitioning hard. is this a cheater golf putt? the latest move by the world of golf. and privacy investigation conninues. what we have learned this week and weekeed how you caprotect yourself going forward ♪ gerri: well, it is an issue we have been talking about all wee long, your private medical data exposed. everything about you fro your medical history, treatment, eve your shopping habits out there for the highest bidder. the founder of a patient's privacy rights tells us this week just how much money you're private data is going for. the most valuable information about shoe in the delays is anytng about your mind or your body. for example, we know that

michael finney reveal whauz might miss wnou loo >> and here is tonight's line up on abc 7. starting with middle and followed by family tools and modern family. >> then it's thousand live with your parents for the rest of your life and nashville followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >> we'll be back with that. that is this edition of abc 7 news at 6:00. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. >> we appreciate your time. see you at he 9:00 and 11:00. this is the "jeopardy!" college championship! here is our third group of semifinalists -- a junior at university of wisconsin-madison from oshkosh, wisconsin... ...a sophomore from georgetown university from olmsted falls, ohio... ...and a sophomore from washington university in st. louis from solon, ohio... w here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. ladies and gentlemen, and no is the third and last of our semifinal matches. so far, the semifinals have belonged to the tech schools, right? m.i.t., georgia tech -- kristen and trevor awaitinthis . nishanth, jim, and julia, welcome back. good luck. here we

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>> loo that looks like quite a shiner there. >> does it look that bad in person? >> blood seeping out last night. so we had to get a clois up shot. it's bad. he was smiling throughout the pain. he went to the hospital. thank you. i didn't realize dancing with the stars so dangerous. >> one group telling parents to boycott california public schools tomorrow. >> there is a san francisco connection, ahead. >> in the newsroom our live team coverage continue was a look at the driving force behind such a massive tornado. is it it climb yim change or something else? and sitding down with >>> at 8:00 it's the bachelor's sunniest moments then at 9:00 it's two-hour season finale of "dancing with the stars". >>> a campaign to keep kids home from california public schools tomorrow. >> tomorrow is the day designated to teach about the contributions of harvey mill ook tomorrow would have been his 83rd birthday. nannette miranda has the story from sacramento. >> may 22 is harvey milk day in california. a date recognizing the first openly gay lawmaker. public schools encouraged t

here is a look at the forecast as our exploratorium camera gives us a loo look across the bay towards the bay bridge. clear skies this evening and areas of low clouds will develop. tomorrow morning lingering low clouds. and sunny tomorrow afternoon that will be the beginning of the warm up. high temperatures from about 60 or 62 at the coast up to about 80. i'll give you a look into the forecast a little bit later. >> still ahead on abc 7 news a peeping exhibit. residents raise privacy concerns after becoming the subject of an art gallery. >> we're live at what some call the luckiest retailer in california. >> michael finney is taking your questions you can contact michael on facebook and on twitter at m finney. >> taking a look at the san francisco skyway right now, it's breezy out there. and it's slow going especially for drivers trying to make their way east. traffic on the right not moving too much better. abc 7 news >>> an art exhibit is raising privacy questions. photographer arnie svenson pointed his camera towards a luxury building and images show residents doing mundane things

loo: we will continue to follow this absolute national disgrace at the department of veteran affairs in this broadcast and we will do so regularly and thoroughly from here on. the number of civilians has climbed to a new record as well. nearly 11 million people are now receiving disability benefits, that is a number that exceeds the population of all but seven states. the last time a number of americans collecting disability actually went down was 16 years ago in january of 1997. a state audit finds massachusetts has paid out millions of dollars in welfare payments to dead people or people using the social security number of dead people. payments totaling $18 million over the past two and half years, that is just for one state. president obama heading to his hometown of chicago trying to put all of his scandals behind him for at least a day or so. we will talk to the a team if he is about to lose his attorney general. being called a threat to the entire world. a deadly superbug that has no known origin, no known cure, and kills at an alarming rate. dr. marc siegel on the chilling det

but he does say more and more it x loo like the obama administration is incapable of running the government at the same time they are trying to expand it. i will say this confirms every suspicion of conservatives. greg you said the tea party is vindicated and before the tea party is vindicated. if you would have said something like this they would have called you wacko and crazy. >> i am getting out my tin foil hat. >> the obama administration has declared war on anyone who disagrees with them. conservatives are the enemy and not a jobless economy and struggling middle class. they are willing to use agencies, the thugry to perpetrate war on conservatives. >> you say they are willing to use it. >> i am making an early leap. i made the early leap in fast and furious and i was right. i made the early leap in benghazi. >> who will win the preakness then? >> i am not sure. >> look, the idea -- first of all, the decisions are to send cinncinati out. do i find it surprising somebody in politics said, look, these things are causing us a lot of troubles. >> who? >> i don't know. but your assumption

anybody can loo in every detail of m analysis. mr. egan doesn't have a study or report. he has a press release about a study he might do. he has provided about a page and a half of information. >> lou: how do you respond to that? >> well, iay brevity is the soul of wit. what we looked at was the difference between the typical immigration scenario and what the census called a high scenario. we reported the facts on labor force participation, higher than native born, business start-ups by immigrants, higher than the native born. then it's just arithmetic. >> lou: let me ask you something. what is the correlation between, college degrees and advanced degrees and employment levels. is there one? >> there is is no question as your education is up your unemployment go down a skills are at a premium. >> lou: so when you have 11 million immigrants, the number being used, and more than half of them don't have high school degrees why does your confidence level rise so much? >here is the thing that the heritage study does. we have the 11 million and jumps to the conclusion that all

but here is a look at the loo satellite radar cop positiv lisr composite.uds that will push its way up towards us. we'll see changes as we head into tonight as well as tomorrow. let's look at the accuweathere live radar. nothing happening here. some of you are seeing light drizzle but i anticipate some of this filling in a little bit. take a look at the franl system to that the front systemto the . that will move towards us and that is a big player as we head through the next 24 to 48 hours. back to the weather map. the clouds increasing, light drizzle, we'll see more wide-spread recall into theecal course of tonight. highs today, 67 at ray dpan national, 68 in dulles, 67 at bwi. we should be into the 70s, the mud 70s or so so quite a bit of a dip with the clouds out there in terms of what our highs were. it's currently 61 at dc, 62 at quantico, 59 at frederick. 60 in martinburg and 63 in culpepper. when we take a look at nationall temperatures, you can see theur heat ises on, definitely for the south but also they're dealing with a major system in through

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you already got uproar over irs thing, a loo of folks saying go slow. and you got growing concern among unions who thought they would get a pass foraying their cadillac plans on their,. >> it if you let me take off my judicial hat, and put on my politil hat, yes, because there are democrats, in the reelection, in 2014, this is going to be so frustratining for so many people, who usedo vote democratic all of the time that even the democrats want to make changesnhe statute, this affects more people, andosts more money than anything that congress did by oneingle vote, to suggestion it is not perfect, or that is has gone too far justifies reality. when democrats combine with republicans and say you were right -- >> you can't tinker with the titanic, you have to start with scratch. >>n aument be on made. neil: the good lawyer winsut. >> president should worry when democrats say, time for a chan. neil: that is right, they are all at judge's side now. >> not all of them. neil: but a goo many. thank you very much. when markets see nothing but net, time for buye

we loo keep an eye on that one. the irs official at the center of targeting conservative groups.ee an opening staple but then said she was taking the 5th. house over site committee darrel issa says he will subpoena lerner back to testify. >> there are a lot of questions about lois lerner and who is she? doug mcelway takes a look at her path. >> lois lerner is facing a maelstrom which she apologized for the irs targeting of conservative groups. >> they used names like tea party or patriot and they selected cases simply because the application had those names in the title. >> she said see hadn't revealed the information sooner because she was never asked. two-days before the aba conference lerner was specifically asked about the investigation. >> mrs. lerner if you could comment briefly on the status of the investigation into these political not for profits. >> there was a question that began this discussion and there's a questionnaire out there seeking information from section 501 c 4, 5 and 6 organizations. >> congressman crowley called her answer evasive. >> the bottom line is y

i'm loo like look, go left and there's a big trailer set up. they'll get you whatever you want. any time i've ever covered anything here, kimberly, going back to the oklahoma city bombing and tornadoes since then, these people come out of their houses or what's left of them to donate to people. folks who don't even have much for themselves, so i'm always inspired coming here in the face of tragedy. that's one thing as journalists that we look for, that triumph over tragedy. i think we see that in this heartland spirit. they're calling themselves oklahoma strong with a nod to the good folks up in the northeast in boston. i think they're living it. >> all right, shep. we're going to say thank you. doing some great reporting, shep. the right guy in the right spot. be sure to tune into the fox report tonight at 7. shep will have a lot more. >>> now let's check in on the relief efforts in oklahoma. joining us from moore is a spokeswoman from the red cross. jennifer, andrea has a question for you. >> jennifer, i understand there's still a number of missing children and missing folks o

here's a hiv loo look from our roof camera. picture perfect day to take mom out for perhaps a picnic or outdoor brunch. mark is here with a look at today's temperatures, you did grit, mark. >> thank you. happy mother's day, a he big rangen of temperatures for this afternoon ranging upper 50s from the beaches. lower 90s satellite live "stormtracker" 2 over the past two hours. fog shredded apart off shore. a few lingering patches, around the golden gate bridge. as far as temperatures right now, updated for the 5:00 hour. rangening from 57 degrees in half moon bay to the warmest spot in the upper 0s. antioch, 9, san jose checking in, 76, lot of 70s and some 80s, pretty cool for the coast. first thing for the morning. areas of fog. overnight lows upper 40s to the 50s. once again, the drizzle will resurface. and for tomorrow, a big range of temperatures, starting out in the coast. look at what happened to our temperature sensor. temperatures are warming back up. warmest location on track to reach the mid-0s, tomorrow, it will be coo

the result of a real-life hollywood-style caper involving a million dollars in jewels meant to be lo loo loaned out to a-list stars prowling various red carpets. lama hasan is in cannes. la lama, good morning. >> reporter: on a wet and windy morning in cannes, we have so much to tell you. about a million dollars worth of all that glitters is now gone. talk about a coincidence because the dramatic heist takes place on the same night of sofia coppola's premiere of her movie "bling ring" a story of a group of l.a. teenagers breaking into the homes of the rich and famous stealing their jewelry. it may sound like a job for cary grant in the movie "to catch a thief" scene of the crime, star-studded cannes film festival. the target, swiss jewelers to the stars, chopard but this jewelry heist is no hollywood plot. >> a tempting venture knowing all of the expensive jewelry that's going to be at one location. >> reporter: right under the noses of french police, beefed up security and the glitz and glamour less than a mile away thieves descended upon this hotel brazenly ripping a safe out of a room

we're loo looking at the planetn the opposite side of the sun and they're moving every single night.are going to have a bright compact circle hold your thumb out at arms distance, all three planets wil fit inside of your thumb. thum that's a tight group. on monday, bright jupiter andpi generavenus will be next to each other. pay attention to the road if see it. don't be driving and look at lot that. we want people to be safe in in seeing this. >> some of the configurations co you will be able to see with. w. >> the naked eye. >> the neighboring eye.g eye. >> naked eye as well, but in binocularstion, you wilbinoculaa righrst there. ther >> venus is a nice greenish white.white. jupiter is kind of yellowish, yl and it's been written that 99.9% of the population of earth hashs never seen and recognized mercury as a planet. pl reason being it's the closest planet to the difficult to see, but in this grouping you will be able to, a, there's mercury. >> here is a quick question.que. >> sure. >> any reason to be concernedonb will it opene a chasm to any universe. asteroids, this is nice and

here's what it loo looks like. the i-5 bridge over the skagit riverxd in mount vernon as fallen down. cars dumped into the water along with the people driving them of course. this is a 4 lane bridge. happened at about 7:00 o'clock tonight. 2 hours ago. there are at least boats in the water a number of rescuers trying to reach people. at least several cars that went in the water as a result of this. now let's show you some still pictures that we have. you get perspective that the collapsed portion of the bridge the metal structure super structure of the bridge just suddenly just gave way. see a couple of cars there. the orange one bobbing up with the driver presumably inwhen it went down. bridge located between mount vernon and burlington in washington statew3. it was built in 1955 o it is nearly 60 years old. as you look at the still pictures of this bridge it suddenly collapsed. and it is relatively well traveled about 71,000 cars cross that bridge every single day. lets show you on the map now where it is between

this is what a tornado loo like in the dark.o god as loud as you can. >> reporter: that's what the man did when the storm hit. he rode out the storm with his family in his bathtub. >> you could see the whole roof collapsing. see the twister just there facing you. it's horrible. >> reporter: officials say it hop scotched through the area touching down and lifting up as it cut through north texas. as storm passed, reports of injuries and fatalities came in. >> i've had information that people were found in homes, they were hard hit, those homes i've been told were collapsed, destroyed, as they were probably hit by flying debris. >> reporter: those who could made their way out of their homes while crews worked to free people trapped inside buildings. >> the top of the hill, you could tell where the tornado went through directly because it's just wiped out. trees gone, houses completely demolished. >> reporter: officials sent school buses to the hardest hit areas to help with the evacuations as residents cope with losing everything

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while some gay right supporters say it's an important first step, we talked to a former scout in pet looieves the change does not go far enough. >> what if he gets his eagle scout and graduates and then wants to come back to the troop and give back and teach other kids what he learned? he's not going to be able to do that. >> this debate is far from over. some conservative groups plan to meet next month to form a or ban all gays. >>> time now 5:45. a lawyer for the family of trayvon martin says newly released pictures should not be allowed at the trial. the pictures were taken from martin's cell phone. they show a handgun, what appears to be a mainland, and -- a marijuana plant and some obscene gestures. they also show him hugging his brother and riding a horse. george zimmerman is the neighborhood watchman who is facing second degree murder charges for shooting and killing martin. that trial is expected to start in two weeks. >>> we're also finding out more about the deadly shooting of two santa cruz police detectives. it was a day of horror and highway or rares -- heroics. >> mr. goule

economists have always been fascinated by the looing between income and happiness.x. the economist argued that more money doesn't always lead to more happiness. instead, more money often means more demands and desires. well, a new paper by "the economist" turns that thesis on its head. look at this graph plotting satisfaction against income. if you were in a relatively poor country like china, india or iran, more money meant more satisfaction. even if you were in a rich country and this is what is new, the results hold up. look at france, germany or the u.s. on this chart. what i also found interesting was that americans hit the highest levels of satisfaction among the 25 most populous countries in the world. ♪ i can't get no satisfaction >> but i guess you can get satisfaction as long as you can pay for it. >>> the correct answer to our gps question is "c," 21 years. a number of countries require you to be 21 to vote including kuwait, lebanon, saudi arabia, oman. singapore, mulish las vegasa, and a few others. thanks for being part of my program this week. i'll see

. >>> this morning bay area investigatorsing looing for more victims of a former high school footballsed of sex crimes against children. "today in the bay's" rob redell has more details on the investigation and how they hope more victims won't be afraid to come forward. >> reporter: good morning. the county sheriff's office is putting the word out because they believe the man who used to coach football at kennedy high in richmond might have sexually assaulted other children. they'd like anyone with any information about barron edwards to come forward. deputies arested this 51-year-old man last week, charged with three counts of rape and other counts of lewd and lascivious acts on children 15 years of age and under. edwards coached varsity football at kennedy high between 2004 and 2005. the sheriff's office hasn't said whether any of his alleged victims ever attended school here at kennedy high. bob redell, "today in the bay". >>> it's 6:51, we continue to follow breaking news in san jose where we're hearing reports of police activity and a shooting near santy elementary school. san jo

state lawmakers are now loo into the issue.or the openingh the labor day . >>> the bad bolt problem may get worse. >> state lawmakers are looking into the issue. meanwhile, the funding is scheduled for labor day weekend has been suspended. that is the latest indication yet that problems with the bridge may pose a serious risk to opening it on time. several inquiries are conducted to figure out how to solve the issues. they include bad bolts with the design to stabilize the span in an earthquake, and bad welds, subject to cracking on the iconic tower. we learned that it's not just a dozen brittle bolts, the number is. larger. the problem started when 32 of the anchor bolts snapped. it grew as questions were raised about the long term strength of another 192 similar bolts along the span. now, there are concerns that up to 2400 smaller bolts along the new $6 billion bridge span could have problems as well and. >> we have done a similar inspection. they have not shown signs of problems. >> but that is not good enough. we need to lo

harry looed ed rooid has shown he doesn't are the backbone to accomplish this.al they have to do something. harry reid is not the person to push this. the media has to push this. >> what about getting the house, david? if you do the nuclear option in the senate but you can't get anything done in the house what use good does it do. >> remember, in the last election for the house, the democrats got a million more votes than the republicans but because of gerrymandering, the republicans are in charge. >> should harry reid go the nuclear option. >> i think there is value in going this route because it energizes the base. we're going to have midterm elections very soon. >> can you trust harry to get the job done? >> he doesn't have a good track record. >> i know you don't believe he can get it done. >> i don't. look at the history. we judge people by their history. this man has a very poor history when i comes to getting things down. >> if the republicans retake the senate in 2014 were the narrative would be is set up for them to have a good campaign conversation bef

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wh you see the irs constantly picking winners and looser or political winners and loo others corporateerswe need mo transparency with the irs. this is the problem with the irs existence in the first place. when we look what we're doing and doing to the entire system i think it is one of these things i think we should have greater scrutiny what they're doing ether on the corporate side or political side. this is greatxample why. peop have their own motivations doing things especially political tivations in government. that could be greed. it could be for politics. we need greater transparency why these types off things happen. neil: i do know steve, to your point, th is good one, that this happened before, there were laws after watergate that would prevent this sort o thing happening again. whether rogue agents doing wh they thout the boss would like them to do, even though the boss never said for them to do this it's happened again. how n we be so sure that it is safe giving the irs even more power when, when this is distinctly possible despite all the laws on the books, outlawing this