. >> gerri don't misunderstand me. i don't feel sorry for them either.his is the system they created. this is what they wanted. this is what they have, all right. they asked for it. they got it. i recognize that. all i'm saying now is that they're starting to get on top of this a little bit. gerri: starting. >> but you as taxpayer have to be more -- let me tell you number one tip. gerri: first step all it take. >> number one most important thing a citizen can do to protect themselves. in my book in my book, how to win your tax audit i have a section in there shows you how to get access to file irs keeps on you. called individual master file. a transcript of your account. if citizens monitored that, gerri, on regular basis is very easy to get it. if you monitored that on regular basis you would know exactly what was going on with your account. you would know exactly whether there was a fake return filed on your behalf. whether there was fake w2s or 1099s filed on your behalf. would know whether the irs issued a bogus refund. you have to monitor that accou

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i'm all for it, don't misunderstand me, and i agree it should be left up to private industry largelydetermine what the wage should be and not necessarily government impositions. however, we have to recognize that in the case of walmart i think it's largely a pr -- >> there's also the labor force is tightening, so it's supply and demand. deirdre: you're saying they have to if they want workers. >> exactly. i'm not saying the person at wal-mart making $9.75 isn't typically a college-educated person, it's not a skilled job, but at the same time, they're going away too. they need to have the best employees they can have, so to have those employees, they must bump up -- >> yeah. and walmart will do whatever they want to do to their advantage. they are classic about this. they have squeezed their supply chain to create efficiencies and make money for years and years. deirdre: here's an interesting counterpoint because target has actually been paying its employees, all of them, above federal minimum wage -- >> that's right. about 9, i think a little over $9. $9.06, and now walmart is steppi

. >> no, not the voice of god, and you misunderstand me prank.at is important here is, frank, the idea of caught up in the celebrity is something that tripped brian up. most of the tales were not told on the evening news. there is a story that was wrong on friday when he had the guy at the hockey game, and that is what started this entire ball of chain of events going, but most of the stories that are now the problem for mr. williams were told on the late night talk shows and interviews when he was the featured speaker at a college in connecticut and not errors committed in the reporting of news on nbc, but outside, and it is the celeb ririty culture that is the problem, and nbc would do well for all of us in journalism if their process is transparent and if all of us not just reporters, but us as viewers as with well see how they have gone about verifying this and what ever the ultimate action s and i think it is you, brian, who said that it is unlikely that brian will be returning to the evening news desk desk. >> there is one more quirk, and f

i don't misunderstand me i agree this is a high hill for brian to climb, i'm just not prepared to concludee hasn't done it. ifif i were nbc news i would be looking at how the public reacts, how brian conducts himself and what else we find out in the investigation. i wouldn't be willing to rule it out. one last point, i agree with max that asking the questions will be difficult for him if he comes back. on the other hand, if he comes back, he will be a different and better anchor and journalist than ever before. he will be truly purer than caesar's wife because he would have to prove to everyone every day that he takes the truth extremely seriously. >> woodruff: max frankel i guess what i haven't to ask, are standards changing for what anchors need to be and do because of this dramatic move to digital and on demand? >> well, there is another villain in this whole story and it's this camera. you know, before i left the house, i had to worry about my haircut which i didn't get. i had to powder my nose to cover up the scar. the diva nature of the anchors the fact that the networks are selling

i don't want to you misunderstand me here.is morning it is still bundling up adequately but you we do expect a quiet day, we are off to a quiet start light wind, plenty of snow on the ground and not going anywhere because these temperatures are off to a chilly start outside whitefield elementary school and every where else. it is well below average at 29 degrees anyway, there will be late day and more so nighttime snow showers that come through leaving a quick coating, that is it and tomorrow we are back in the up are teens as well as for friday and friday and saturday morning, vittoria could be record producers again. >> not pumped. not pumped. >>> good morning everyone. you also may not be so thrilled with your commute today. it is rush hour. i-95 schuylkill, same usual spots that we see every day. we might have sun glare setting you back as well. traveling on the westbound side of 76 we have a usual pocket of the city avenue and pocket of traffic on i-95 at cottman and girard on the southbound side. not major delays for mas

kill your days -- peculiar theseities of the country and i am very much for human rights don't misunderstand me, but sometimes as europeans if we conclude trade agreements and that we demand that the way they they treat homosexuals should be treated in the same way that we have been trying in germany, i think that we forget that in 1960, there was still a law in place here where for example the husband had to give permission to his wife to go out and work. it is not as if this was 100 years ago. now all of a sudden, we have achieved this, we act as if the whole world has to follow, and we experience -- we expect that overnight. don't let me make this -- don't make the mistake that i am against human rights, but from the founding of the second republic of germany and all the way to today, it has a lot of changes. now, with our conclusion of our mission in afghanistan, it does not mean that all of a sudden we are gone and they are no longer terrorists. the terrorist challenge has increased in scope and in nature, just think of boko haram. now there are alliances of countries that actually combat

i am very much for human rights, don't misunderstand me.ut sometimes as european we conclude free trade agreement with african partners and demand the way they treat, for example, homosexuals in the same way that we have in german law, i think we forget that for example, in 1960, there was still a law in place here where, for example, the husbands have to give permission to his wife to go out and work. and it's not as if this was a hundred years ago. now all of a sudden we've achieved this. we act as if the whole world has to follow the way we and our experience overnight. so we have to be careful. this doesn't mean, don't let me be misunder stewed zoont mean i'm not for respect for human rights but respect for human rights lasted from 190, from the founding of the federal republic of germany all the way then to today, has undergone a lot of changes. now, the conclusion of our mission in afghanistan that doesn't mean al qaeda is all of a sudden gone and they are no longer terrorists. actually the terrorism challenge has increased in scope a

. >> did you misunderstand me earlier? >> no. i was answering the question in the context of the briefing being held today which was immigrant detention centers. again, categorically we do not use detainee labor for outside contracts in any one of our immigrant detention facilities. >> so none of these companies here are using immigrant labor, they're using prison labor from other of your facilities? go ahead and answer the question more fully before i assume what you're going to say. >> great. so we do have an inmate work program in some of our tennessee facilities which are state prisons that we operate for the state of tennessee. they are paid at a rate that is established with our state customer and none of those facilities have immigrants housed therein. >> thank you. i want to ask -- >> i'd just looic iclike to make one clarification to the commissioner's question. it came to mine after i finished my answer but wanted to make sure the record is clear. so there is one facility that i'm aware of that holds i.c.e. detainees wh

later contacted nbc news and said, i am soar sorry for what happened it was all a big misunderstanding, please forgive men reveals the dress she wore on her wedding day posting this throwback thursday picture to instagram celebrating her sixth wedding anniversary -- >> if i looked like that i'd throw my picture out there too. >>> opening this weekend, con man drama starring wil smith, "the lazarus" effect starring olivia wild. i had a hard time figuring out olivia while when she gets into that scary face. >> showing her acting chops, i guess. a different role. >> it's a stretch. >> it's okay? a good stretch or bad stretch? >> i don't watch scary movies too frightening for me. i'm dara brown. this is "early today." we hope it is just your first stop of the day on nbc. oh yea, that's coming down let's get some rocks, man. health can change in a minute. so cvs health is changing healthcare. making it more accessible and affordable with walk-in medical care, no appointments needed and most insurance accepted. minuteclinic. another innovation from cvs health. because health is everything. septic system breakd

80's of the -- particulararities of the country, and i am very much for human rights, don't misunderstand me, but sometimes as europeans if we conclude trade agreements and that we demand that the way they they treat homosexuals should be treated in the same way that we have been trying in germany, i think that we forget that in 1960, there was still a law in place here where for example the husband had to give permission to his wife to go out and work. it is not as if this was 100 years ago. now all of a sudden, we have achieved this, we act as if the whole world has to follow, and we experience -- we expect that overnight. don't let me make this -- don't make the mistake that i am against human rights, but from the founding of the second republic of germany and all the way to today, it has a lot of changes. now, with our conclusion of our mission in afghanistan, it does not mean that all of a sudden we are gone and they are no longer terrorists. the terrorist challenge has increased in scope and in nature, just think of boko haram. now there are alliances of countries that actually combat

that the jihadis just don't have enough jobs and therefore they're driven to jihad to me is a fundamental misunderstanding of the problems that we're facing. >> not to mention the fact that there are a lot of people who don't have jobs who want jobs who are not beheading, not targeting specific groups, whether it be jews or christians. there are a lot of people without jobs in this country and in the world who don't do this. >> without question. there are some countries that are dirt poor and that have zero terrorism, and so it's just a misapplication of the facts. and i think the idea that if we just create jobs that somehow islamic jihad is going to go away, that's just not factually the case. >> congressman thank you, sir. >> thanks for having me. >>> and now to syria, where an american military veteran, a christian, is fighting alongside the kurds to defeat isis. jordan matson joins us from syria. jordan, why are you in syria? why are you fighting isis there? >> well no major power for almost two years said they would send troops on the ground so at a certain point, a certain amount of people getting

price and entry now i think that's a misunderstanding of the neighborhood and what the neighborhoods seeks to the inner sunlight and gotten height this house it seems to me it is way out of the line so what the commission can do that be presenter by all of us cut down on the debt and work with the architect there's not a family living in that house that is impacted by the decision made if it were a framing family they wanted to have extra space that's something else but a family wanted to come in is speculation we're raising our own families and don't need this for someone who won't know that a roof deck was supposed to be up there i please urge you to take into consideration and not to have a negative input on the neighborhood thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> hello my name is katrina i live on noreaga immediately across the street from the proposed project i'm concerned buyout overall bulk of the design but about the height of the proposed structure with the roof deck that exceeds the agreed upon 27 feet when the neighboring project on 12 avenue was under review we worked with the owner and his architect for both properties and the plann

misunderstanding. we should give brian williams credit, he was there, he was in new orleans. >> absolutely. i'll tell you what he beat me -- he was in new orleans before i got there. i would like him to just verify. if he was a newsman and saw a body floating by his hotel, why didn't he go grab it? why didn't he get somebody and report it. >> grab a camera. >> right, grab a camera. either report it which you're supposed to do or as a human being go out and try to assist that person or get somebody. the other thing, the gangs. there was a lot of reports, and one of his reports was about gangs. that reported in new orleans you would think the city was under siege. while there were some reports, some shootings happened much of that has been exaggerated and confirmed by not only local reporters but reporters from other parts of the country. >> lieutenant general, thank you for joining me here. >> let me know what you think about this story on twitter and facebook. when we come back the big question now, will brian williams return to anchor chair from self-imposed benching. he says he will but should he and can he? we'll loo

misunderstanding. you know what i'm saying? there was never know fear. it's documented i'm a skinhead. so when i came out of medical they put men a cell with a guy who was black. i said something about it. i figure they say i'm going to be reclassed. it was misunderstood as to why i was down here. as long as i'm celled the right way -- >> we don't accommodate the inmates. however, if we can try to put them in a place where he can get along with other inmates, do his time, not get in trouble, which makes it better for everyone involved, then that's what we're going to do. so what i'm going to do, i'm going to look over upstairs. see if we can appropriate housing for you and then go from there. >> thank you, man. i appreciate it. >> all right. >> i appreciate it. >> while the jail will attempt to find russell a new cellmate, they also sanctioned him by taking away four days of recreation time for refusing his prior cell assignment. russell says it's worth it. >> you don't put yourself in a position where it's going to jeopardize your time. it had nothing to do with fear. for real, it had to do with common sense. if you hate some

auditorium misunderstands the depth of your service, the sacrifices you have made and the friendships you have made. thank you for all you have done. it is a personal privilege all you have done for me, all you have done for the country. i am proud to call you a friend and i am proud to stand by you. as the president said, being from nebraska, he could have been the secretary of agriculture. [laughter] congratulations. i wish you and your family all the very best. thank you. . [applause] >> attention. >> ceremonial. >> step. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] >> thank you. good afternoon, everyone. michelle and i, as some of you know, just spent the past few days in india. i returned about 3:00 this morning. so i don't know exactly what time it is. [laughter] or what day it is. but i was determined to be here with you this afternoon to honor and celebrate a great friend -- to me, and to all of us. in october of 1967, president lyndon johnson traveled to a military base in new mexico to review a top-secret weapons program. and he went down to the white sands missile range and out to the testing grounds. there, out in the desert, the president watc

who are updating me they said that this case is not related to another case where the were reports of a man taking kick pictures of kids at recess they said that case was a misunderstanding. they say this case that they're looking for the still looking for the may and. a woman that was walking her one-year-old son and a stroll around to star as they came up a man came up terror grab the stroller and she was able to push away and he fell to the ground she ran to safety. there has been concern from parents at a nearby school that that might be insane person that the children saw taking pictures of the ems. something they say happened at recess this week. the police say that that is not the same case. they have located that individual and is to be said that it was a misunderstanding. it appears that the this man may have been after the baby. >>: people that have the hadassah the deduce of like it. >>reporter: what i'm a person using a grab a stroll like this. >>: somebody has a creepy mind is done this before. >>jr stone: i did ask police is there an estranged husband or boyfriend and they cannot answer that question right now. the description as 50 year-old guard scan-man

. >> and you campaigned much you were on your agent about, get me on the show and when he called you there was a little misunderstandingp. iing too the meeting. i thought it went well and didn't hear for a few months and she said it might take me a little while to work you into the story but i said, okay this is good but then i didn't hear and then i kind of forgot about it a little bit and my agent called and says i have "scandal" news. you don't ever want to hear that from your agent. i was thinking oh no what, divorcing again? gosh i can't keep up with it but then he told me that i was going to be on the show and i swear -- i was so excited and i'm still that excited to be a part of it. >> you handled it. you handled it. okay. a little bit different this season for you and your character. turnabout is maybe not so fair play. >> yes. yes. well the thing is i think people thought lizzie my character, was all bad and i think we're starting to see that she has a conscience and she draws the line & so hopefully we can kind of see that these kind of evolving and changing. torturing kind of helps her change her mind a litt

let me just make one comment talking about the earmarks. it's a great misunderstanding here. this is my observation. one of the few things that does work well with the federal government is the way the highway trust fund is set up in response back to the needs of the state. i think when we did our last particularly the 2005 bill we made an effort to listen to the states recognizing that they know more of what's good for them whether it's alaska or anywhere else than our infinite wisdom here in washington. so i think it's something that has worked well. the problem was they should've used another word when they were messing around with this and we wouldn't be having the problems we are having now. there's a big difference between earmarks and what people think of earmarks and earmarks as they come from the states, from the department of transportation and that's why i think it's great. hopefully we can address this. and take care of these problems we are talking about right now. that would be kind of fine-tuning it. the problem is we have all those issues out there. a lot of p

me to disagree with his analysis of my amendment. i know he asks is in good faith but misinterpretations are misunderstandings over disagreements havea bike to go through some of the points he has made about my amendment. one of the chief objections to my bill is it strikes provisions of the immigration action that would expand. that is the key word expand the 2012 teeeighteen program to add certain individuals who are not eligible under the program. he talks about expanding that age limit for example,. take a look at exactly what the criteria are for the dreamer's under the 2012 executive order. these are criteria that were praised by my friend from illinois and numerous other senators on the democratic side of the aisle and i also agree with these criteria. in order to qualify in individual hasting have come to the united states under the age of 16 and has continually resided in the united states al least five years and has to be present on the date of the june 15th 2012 memorandum. they have to be in school or graduated from high school or obtained said ged certificate or honorable a discharge member of the coast guard or our mil

this total misunderstanding of what this islamic terrorist threat is is very dangerous because it is not allow you to have the right strategies and deal with this. meigh in awareness of what this record means and be honest about it -- we need to heighten awareness of what this threat means and be honest about. the american people are going to reject what president obama is trying to do in iran. >> i am running out of time. i have asked every other candidate real quickly -- >> boxers. [laughter] >> that was not the question. >> thank god it was not. >> i believe that for nbc news. the top five agenda -- if you become president, what are your top five priorities? >> undoing the executive order -- and doing what the president has done and using the authority he has not had. regulating a reform agenda that allows for investments to take place in our country. presenting to congress a plan to reform our tax code so we can see inversions happen the other way. where companies invest in our country to create jobs. we need to go back to high sustained economic growth and send a signal to the rest of the world that we will be their partner for peace and secur

it is amazing to me when i have conversations with members of congress just how little they know about iran. by the same token, there is a great misunderstandingn the part of iranians he positions of leadership about the united dates. what can we do to break down the walls of ignorance and suspicion is of enormous value. we operate under the chatham rules. i cannot attribute specific remarks to specific members, but i can tell you that i met with high-ranking members and i can tell you that they had several important points to make. number one, they are all deeply concerned about what affect the congressional elections will have on the president's capacity to implement anything. that was of deep concern to them. they were troubled by the prospect of perhaps the iranians putting their best deal on the table only to have it rejected by the u.s. congress or rejected in the united states. this would be a political disaster for them. they need assurances. they want to be confident that it can be approved and implemented by the obama administration and will not be scuttled by the congress. the other thing that took away from the conversations especi

me a little bit of khruschchev. and we all know where that did lead at some point. and that is why it is terribly important that he has no misunderstandings as to our commitment and determination and that is why doing something on the ground that deters him from trying to leapfrog on the ground with a military solution is needed and i alluded to that in my opening comments. insofar as china is concerned i think probably the chinese have some genuine interest from the standpoint of the enhancement of their international power, in the acquisition of cyber capabilities of a confrontational type. i don't want to over-exaggerate this and am searching for words that do not create the suggestion of an imminent danger but part of the strategic history is the notion that you don't prepare to fight your opponent at that given stage of weaponry. you leapfrog and then you engage in some offensive activity. and i'm concerned that the chinese may feel that they cannot surpass us in the nuclear area and note, at their very very significant nuclear restraint, in terms of nuclear deployments, that hardly really any nuclear weapons have targeted us. we hav

no one in this auditorium misunderstands the depth of the service, the sacrifices that you made and so chuck thank you for all you have done thank you for all you've done for me and all you have done for the country. i am proud to call you a friend and proud that you're the secretary of defense about to retire. in nebraska, it could've been the secretary of agriculture. >> i wish you all the very best. thank you. [applause] [applause] [military processional] >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. [applause] [applause] [militaryobama: good afternoon, everyone. michelle and i just spent the past few days in india and i returned about 3:00 o'clock this morning. and so i don't know exactly what time it is. or what data is. but i was determined to be here with you this afternoon to honor and celebrate a great friend. to me and to all of us. in october 1967 lyndon johnson traveled to a military base to reveal a top-secret weapons program and he went down to the missile range and the testing grounds. they there in the desert, the president watched as his soldiers demonstrated what would later become the famed stinger missile. one of those soldi

me to disagree with his analysis of my amendment. i no that he acts in good faith but they are either missed -- there are other misunderstandings or misinterpretations or just plain disagreements and i would like to go through some of the points that he has made about my amendment. one of the senator from illinois chief objections to my bill is that it strikes provisions of the november 2014 immigration action that would expand -- that is the key word. it would expand the 2012 daca program to add certain individuals who are not eligible under that program. he talks about expanding the age limit, for example. now, exactly what the criteria are for dreamers under the 2012 executive order and these are criteria that were praised by my friend from illinois and numerous other senators on the democratic side of the aisle when the president issued his executive order. and i too agree with these criteria. in order to qualify an individual has to have come to the united states under age 16 has to have continually resided in the united states at least five years preceding the date of this memorandum and has to be present on the date of the 2012 -- the june 15

me to disagree with his analysis of my amendment. i know that he acts in good faith, but they're either misunderstanding or misinterpretation or just plain disagreements and i'd like to go through some of the points he has made about my amendment. one of the senator from illinois' chief objections to my bill is that it strikes provisions of the november 2014 immigration action that would expand -- that's the key word -- it would expand the 2012daca program, to add certain individuals who are not eligible under that program. he talks about expanding the age limit, for example. now, let's take a look at exactly what the criteria are for dreamers under the 2012 executive order. and these are criteria that were praised by my friend from illinois and numerous other senators on the democratic side of the aisle when the president issued his executive order and i, too, agree with these criteria. in order to qualify an individual has to have come to the united states under age 16. has to have continually resided in the united states at least five years preceding the date of this memorandum and has to be present on the date of the 2012 -- june 15,