mr. buck's execution despite the fact that now a u.s.or now texas attorney general john cornyn promised that in the face of this kind of racial discrimination mr. buck would get a new fair sentencing. they've gone back on that promise and actively seeing mr. buck executed. >> this is part of the story in many cases in mississippi too, the evidence we're alluding to in the intro, the feds basically said we can't vouch for the scientific accuracy but that was an fbi investigator saying that he could say clearly that the hair removed from the scene, he could say which race, the person it came from. the federal government says no we can't stand by that. >> that's failed science. hair comparison testing has never worked. there's so many things involved. they wrote a report and told them that there were errors in this testing. there's not even -- it's not even that, the science is junk. hair comparison testing sent many a man and person to jail. i have a friend of mine that's how he went to jail, chris connor from the state of maryland, he had

mr. duncan? doesn't the buck stop with gary maynard he is in charge of this thing. the guy has been in four years shouldn't he be fired first thing he said the first district day when the sty broke he was going to take full responsibility but he has turned around and said that he is going to be the person who come in and fix some of these problems but, in your reporting, he is the guy. he is in charge of the detention center, right? >> i mean, not in the day-to-day. he runs the whole department. >> he is the big kahuna in maryland in charge. now, has the warned of the prison been fired? >> the warned was replaced some time last year. secretary maynard told me that he already had some concerns before this federal case came down. >> bill: what happened to the warned is he still there. >> it's not clear. >> no announcement that the warned is fired. hey this is a good thing even though five babies for four women. he impregnated them this guy while he is in prison. narcotics sold inside and outside the prison by this guy. the governor of the state of maryland saying this

mr. shulman refused. >> so it's not your responsibility. the buck doesn't stop with you. >> um, i certainly um am not personally responsible for creating a list that had inappropriate criteria. >> john: joining me now is mark everson former i.r.s., now the vice-chairman at the alliance group. welcome to "viewpoint." >> thanks for having me, john. >> john: thank you. we just heard former i.r.s. commissioner shulman getting the full treatment on the hill today. what's your take on how this is playing out sir? should mr. shulman have apologized? doesn't the buck stop with him? >> i'll come to that point john. let me start out by saying this whole sorry chapter is just very disturbing. my experience at the service was that people from the bottom to the top did their best to be impartial in doing the business of the agency and they certainly steered clear of anything that smacked of politics. so that is something i would like to get right out there. there were failures here at multiple levels. you have the unit down in cincinnati that really where people

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mr. miller is passing the buck down. he is saying i was informed but it was these hapless people trying to make their workload efficient. so i have to believe that the committees are going to reach into these happenless people. say why don't you come in and tell us if that's what you were really doing. at that point they'll say, tell us a little about yourself. i think there is a lot of shoes to drop in this yet. >> it looks like you want to jump in there. >> he has roped the door by laying this out on these employees. he has opened that door. maybe it is their turn to be examined. that that, i do think with all of this mess, there is a possible, possible good news for the obama administration. when a president is facing this type of criticism and this scandal mania, who does he need? he needs his base. so maybe on certain issues, he will stop, he will stoppagering his base by trying to be more conciliatory and compromises. maybe this is his chance to shore up the base. >> it could give him an opportunity. >> an opportun

mr. sensenbrenner referred to the the buck stops here quote in truman's office.ere has been a pattern by this administration in not taking responsibility for failures are a voiding blame, pointing the fingers in somebody else's direction would you agree with that? >> no. taking notes, sorry. that was more breaking news as congressman steve chabot of ohio questions the attorney general who was ultimately responsible for the irs targeting conservative groups for years. dragging out their applications, seeking tax exempt status for months and months and months and in some cases for three years. that has a chilling effect. that doesn't inspire you to keep pressing for your tax exempt status and in fact it did chill a lot of organizations and led 63% of them to either abandon applications for sit and wait for months and months and months. the doj is now in charge of investigating this controversy at the irs but already we are hearing suggestions that this may need a special prosecutor because if there is a link to the white house or elsewhere, can we trust the attorne

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have with us charles emmerson has written a couple bucks his most recent 1913 in search of the world before the great war just coming out this year. mr. emmerson, what was the world like in 1913, and i know that is a generic question. >> the short answer is the world was a lot more today than likely it tend to think it was highly globalized and very modern. we tend to think of the world in europe to look at through the prism of first world war. we tend to look at it in black-and-white or sepia so while trying to do with the book is to bring back the color if you like as it appeared to be the people at that time. >> how do you approach 1913 in your book? >> by traveling around the world which is what people could do in 1913 so i'll get 23 different cities around the world stag in londo the world, the centrall finance and then traveling first-round in europe and then more widely to the united states, mexico and places which are off the beach and track to winnipeg, shanghai, tokyo, bombay etc. and then coming back so there is one way of looking at this book is really a tour of the world. >> use a london was a financial capital of the wo

hypertensive heart disease and that silva fought deputies mr silva continued to fight he said when they would try to hold him down he would buck them off he was simply covering up and trying to prevent injury to himself as these blows and dog bites are being inflicted on says this alleged beating is part of a troubling trend of police misconduct and is seeking justice for the father of four a magic. learning not only that your father died but that he died in such a violent way david silva came to kern medical center in order to get help from mental health services that's according to the silva family attorney he then came across the street and to this neighborhood this is where the daily confrontation happened as you can see a memorial has been set up where it's believed that silva took his final breath now many in his neighborhood said that they don't want to speak to us on camera or simply said they don't know anything which speaks volumes about the new fears that the community has for law enforcement in the last couple as me and i know it's not right that you don't know who to trust now i mean they came plus we've asked let

buck. you know it's a good idea if you say mr goodell thank you very much for your time thank you for inviting me. please. please. liz. liz . liz. liz lead. lives. suicide bombings aquarium strive central authorities losing control and a great sense of despair and the lack of enfranchise meant not only describing syria but also iraq the recent spate of bombings and terror attacks in iraq have many concerned the country may collapse into civil war as a result of western backed military intervention. paranoia and zero tolerance policies strike yet again the latest in a string of children being punished for making gun noises or playing with toy guns involves the son of a u.s. marine who had the audacity as a child to use his imagination and p. pretended his pencil was our gun banger children imitate what they see in every t.v. channel and in many video games kids are going to see a lot of guns in fact the boy at that moment was admirably pretending to be just like his father a us marine you know guns kind of come with that job description rather than complain you all again about the obvious idioc

mr. rodriguez taqueria me? hello? >> man, we're listening. please go ahead. i want to say thank you very much for your buck. i really admire you.act that you survived alter your childhood and managed to get over all the things you're dealing with. i really wanted to set thank you so much. my husband who is deceased was a return to seven years. he was an alcoholic. he is just amazing. i think your in the same category as him because he was a really great man. i just want to thank you you are now helping others. you are real inspiration. thank you very much. >> i appreciate that. i guess the message is that it is possible to overcome these things. it's just all be easy, we have to recognize that there is a way to get through all the addiction in the rage in knowing how to turn it into art, beauty, poetry, something amazing, even if your mechanic map you can turn that into an art. people have to of turn their pain and will listen to something that turns out to be beautiful and positive and impact to and the community. thank you for that because i am honored that you put me in the same category as your husband. >> mr. rodriguez, yo

bucks. sign me up. mr. kilmeade, tell butts playoffs. >> brian: it happened last night.at the knicks to the stunned garden crowd. 92-86. the celtics head back for game 6. down three games to two. but with all the momentum in their corner. and jordan crawford and anthony exchanging words before the two teams had to be separated. and the houston rockets with a big win in oklahoma city against the mighty thunder. they play again in houston on friday. also with three games to two in favor of oklahoma. >> steve: let's look at the weather with maria molina out on the streets. >> hey, good morning. today we're talking about snow. look at these images coming out of colorado where some areas actually reported up to 28 inches of snow in just a day. so yesterday was may 1 and we're still talking about significant snowfall out here. so crazy stuff, up to nine inches reported in section of minnesota. it's still coming down, anywhere from parts of oklahoma, parts of texas, into sections of minnesota and even into the great lakes. incredible stuff with that storm. otherwise temperature

mr. miller i think it is unfortunate for those who are in positions of authority but the buck has to stopomewhere and that is what we are seeing. that does not diminish the good work that has been done by anyone in the irs within the years. i hope you understand that you are here today talking to us because we need to get to the bottom of this. we need to clean up and clear out so we can go back to the business of making sure that people respect the fact that we have a voluntary system of paying our taxes. having said that, let me ask a question of mr. george. in your report you indicate and i think i'm quoting correctly that there appeared to be some confusion by the determinations unit specialists on what activities are allowed by internal revenue code section 501 or allowed by organizations. we believe this could be due to the lack of specific guidance on how to determine the, quote, primary activity, end quote, of a c 4 organization. treasury regulations statet that c 4 organizations should have social welfare as the primary activity of their mission. however, the regulations do not d

mr. cole and a few other people go to the trueman library and take a picture of the thing that he had on his desk that says the buckdon't know where the buck stops and i think to do adequate oversight we had better find out and find out how this mess happened. i yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you very much. >> i thank the chairman i think i will stick to three in the time i have. i have no doubt and we have been hearing much human crying about the department of justice program. accusing the administration put in front of grand juries and jailed to contempt. now it is convenient to attack the attorney general. >> we're going to monitor the q&a session. we're waiting to see whether or not anybody asks about the irs scandal. so far they have not. they have been focusing on the ap scandal. we will take a quick break and we will have market coverage for you and much more on the other side. [ male announcer ] my client gloria has a lot going on in her life. wife, mother, marathoner. but one day it's just gonna be james and her. so as their financial advisor, i'm helping them look at their complete financial

mr. gold, it is all money. 5000 are mixed n randomly with lego's collectible mini figures. they're selling for a thousand bucksleg goes. makes it sounds like they're not hoping for them. melissa: times square is heading immediately when it is over? we're close to times square? >> it was. supposed to be outside in the middle of the street. where is it? melissa: impressive. >> leg goes, just as feat of engineering it is stunning were there in a lot of people there? >> not really. i was sill setting up. >> how many people could have created that. i'm sure, dozens of individuals putting that together. kids are still are but frankly who will be. all the folks collecting not for kids. didn't make it for kids that buy the lego game. melissa: for overgrown kids come up with the adults are going to buy the games. melissa: there are plenty of those adults that like them out there. melissa: okay, love this one. a new study saying that humans are dumber. it says that westerners have lost an average of 14 iq points in the victorian era. apparently, women of higher intelligence tend to have fewer kids. that is interesting.

mr. falk and the buyback. that was down five bucks in one day and there's your yield. you try to pick up a little yield and you lose five bucks and suddenly it's, like, wow! then there's general motors. general motors is a win in this environment. hershey, no. gm, yes. kimberly clark. down five, i'm not going to sell it. proctor i'll sell. i don't like the growth in campbell's soup. >> neither did i. >> we had a long talk about it. but the gatsby index that we set up and it's right the rich are different. i know that's fitzgerald and not gatsby, and that index was up double the s&p. someone upgraded tiffany today. look at michael kors. the rich people are even richer. this must drive obama crazy. i thought i nailed those people. no. >> it's never done. >> we're waiting for the trickledown. >> they've never done better. that is an irony. >> isn't it weird that they're happier than ever, buying tesla. >> going to costco. >> they had merchandise problem, but i still like costco. >> the dell special committee is recommending shareholders approve the buyout bid led by micha

mr. president, this is big and you want to know about it. >> the point is now the president of the united states does have to have the buck stop where it is, on his desk. and he has to answer these things. it's as simple as that. >> i think we have a bigger problem if we could look beyond just the 24-hour news cycle a longer-term legacy. in temprms of governing, you dot want to be the president like nixon who nosedived people's trust in government and it took decades and different parties to try to build that back. it's been going down over the last 10 to 12 years. but this is -- because of these scandals all happening at the same time, it is a collapse of confidence in government that is so large that if they don't do something quite dramatic and independent and show that the tea party and whoever else, the liberal groups, anybody else who thinks it is wrong what the irs did, that they will have fallen short and will not have served president obama well in history. >> history tells us, it's amazing the number of presidents who get in this kind of trouble. whether it was nixon on watergate or reagan on iran -- >> his number one promise was

mr. herb greenberg. first to you, how do we explain this, the windows 8 seeming failure, others are calling that today, with a symptom that's finally a couple bucks above 30. >> is the fundamentals have not changed, the stock has been running. we see a lot of disappointing results. that's basically we are seeing a classic reaction on the flight to quality. windows 8 has not been doing well, so basically basically from a stock point of view, it's reflected. that's why it's trading at only 11 times next year's earnings, yet there's some safety in cheap valuation. >> okay. can't get any worse. that's putting it lightly. the stock is it curtains for balmer? >> i think what we're looking at here is, okay, maybe it should be, but we're looking at a ink cha in the operating system. he's looking at it, saying, consumers didn't like it as much, maybe we'll do some things weapon and holefully agents success. one of the problems is the cost of the devices. they need to compete with amazon, the $200 tab lett market. it's possible with their new chips to have windows 8 products. so where are they? >> herb? >> well, i think the reality on balmer is it's time f

buck 23 or 2.68 performance. let check in with james foster, the chairman and president, find out more about the quarter and his company's prospects going forward. mrelcome back to "mad money." >> nice to be here, jim. >> one of the things we spend a huge amount of time on, by saying, unless you have a robust pipeline, we don't want to pay a lot for your stock. it seems big pharma. many of the big farm pa companies who you think would have a vision for the future are cutting back on the basic research to try to milk their current phase 3 drugs. >> yeah, the drug companies for a while have been putting an emphasis on the clinic because they have a lot of drugs rolling out patent and they have to fix the gap, the inevitable gap they may have. i think that emphasis makes some sense for the short-therapy. we are hearing more of our clients are beginning to spend more money on early discovery than they have for the last few years and also more money on developing drug drugs that have been languishing in the pipeline for a while. so we do think that the emphasis is going to balance back out. that's really important for the drug companies in order to have

mr. cole and a few other people go to the truman library and take a picture of the thing that he had on his desk that said, the buck stops here. >> we also learned that there is no paper trail, no paper record of the attorney general's decision to take himself out or as they say, recuse himself from the ap case. >> shep: the hearing divided, as everything is right along political lines. >> predictably so. senior democrat slammed the republican leadership as hypocrites. >> this committee's republican leadership demanded aggressive investigation of press leaks, accusing the administration itself of orchestrating those leaks. then members of this committee wanted reporters subpoenaed, put in front of grand juries and potentially grailed for contempt. now, of course, it is convenient to attack the attorney general for being too aggressive. >> earlier today the white house calling on democratic senator charles schumer to resurrect this pressure shield legislation. at the hearingness we heard support from democrats who backed the move. >> this inconsistency on the part of mirin colleagues should not distract us from legi

mr. sensenbrenner referred a little while ago to the truman's buck stops here reference. i'll conclude because i'm almost out of time. by saying i believe there's been a pattern by this administration in not taking responsibility for failures, avoiding blame, pointing the fingers in somebody else's direction. would you agree with that? >> no. >> i thought you might say that. i think a lot of people do, including myself, and i think a lot of members of this committee. we might be divided. but these are very significant things which have occurred here. i strongly encourage this administration to get out front, get all the facts out, let the chips fall where they may. i think that's in the best interest of the administration. i think it's in the best interest of the country. i yield back the balance of my time. >> i agree with the last part of your statement. it is one of the reasons why i ordered the investigation last friday because it seemed to me that there was the need for a review given the potential criminal investigations that exist that the justice department needed

mr. miller, i think it is unfortunate for those who are in positions of authority but the buck has to stopnd i think that's exactly what we're seeing. that should not diminish the good work done by anyone within the irs over the years and so i hope you understand that you are here today, talking to us, because we need to get to the bottom of this. we need to clean up and clear out. so we can go back to the business of making sure people respect we have a voluntary system of paying our taxes. bill: indeed we do. quick break bill: back inside the hearing now. to this point the best tefpbs from steven miller, par partisanship was not a part of this. the reason for the singling out of applications was done for quote, efficiency. we will see in time whether or not there was a ramping up in 2010 for the tax exempt groups and whether or not it overwhelmed the office in town town cincinnati. that has yet to be proven out. that is his explanation to this point. back inside now congressman ryker, washington state. >> were groups treated differently, that is the question, because of their belief, pol

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buck when asking about the department of justice grabbing associated press phone records basically saying he didn't know what the people under him were doing. doesn't sound like a good excuse to me. mr. attorney general, you are the boss. it is your job to know what your employees are doing. you know that wouldn't fly in the private sector, i don't know, like at a bank? this coupled with the irs talk targeting conservative groups make as rough week in washington. it is scandals galore. with me former sec chairman harvey pitt and "barron's" editor, jack. -- jack hough. thank you for joining me. all he did was try to distance himself from anything going on. he had no knowledge. he was not responsible to this group. that is up to them. why is that, why is that an effective defense in washington? but if you look at corporate america it certainly isn't. look what is going on with jamie dimon. saying he didn't know what was going on with the london whale scandal didn't get him out of trouble. what do you think? >> i think there's a real problem here. first of all we don't know why he has recused himself. that's number one. second of all, there is a difference between dealing with the subs

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mr. shulman, right? the irs commissioner appointed by president bush. questioned by members of the committee yesterday and didn't have any answers either. yeah, the buckbut i don't know the whole story. >> right. he said he was saddened by all of this. and what you see, like many times in government, you will see this going down the food chain as opposed to up the food chain. we'll probably find out it was some anonymous or now anonymous civil servants who did this. some are saying they were rogue. i kind of tend to doubt that. as dana says, we don't know the answers to these questions and probably won't find out a lot more today. >> let me ask you this. lawmakers before the hearing started said someone ought to go to jail for this. so once the hearing started. if i'm sitting in the hot seat, i'm probably not going to tell all i know either, because i'm afraid i'm going to be the one that goes to jail for lying to congress. >> exactly. and that's exactly why, lois lerner's attorney, very high-powered attorney, represented a lot of very high-powered people in washington and around the world really, he has said, don't do this. don't say anything that co

mr. miller i think it's important for those who are in positions of authority that the buck has to stop somewhere and i think that is exactly what we are saying. that is not to diminish the good work that is done by anyone by the irs over the years so i hope you understand you are here today talking to us because we need to get to the bottom of this. we need to clean up and clear out so we can go back to the business of making sure that people respect the fact that we have a voluntary system of paying our taxes. having said that let me ask a question of mr. george. in your report indicate and i think i'm quoting correctly here, there appears to be some confusion by the determinations unit specialist and applicants on what activities are allowed by the internal revenue code section 501 or allowed by 501(c)4 organizations. we believe this could be due to the lack of specific guidance on how to determine the quote primary act tiffany of ac for organization. regulations state that see c-4 organizations should have social welfare as the primary activity of their mission. however, the regulations do no

mr. cole and a few other people go to the truman library and take a picture of the thing he had on his desk, that said the buck because we don't know where the buck stops. and i think to do adequate oversight we better find out and we better find out how happened. >> and it's not just republicans. some democrats are criticizing the attorney general as well. the ranking member, the top democrat on the committee, saying that he was deeply troubled by these reports about the associated press investigation. ashley, back to you. ashley: very good indeed. peter barnes, thank you so much. tracy: all right, now onto the other big story. new developments in the irs targeting of conservative groups. president obama is expected to meet with treasury officials on that matter today. rich edson is live from the white house with the latest. hey, rich. >> the white house says the treasury secretary tim geithner among other -- jack lew, will be here from the white house that steps should happen at the internal revenue service after the inspector general report was issued last night, basically saying they developed the criteria

mr. miller i think that it is unfortunate for those who are in positions of authority, but the buck has tomewhere and i think that is exactly what we are seeing. it should not diminish the good work that has been done by anyone in the irs over the years and i hope you understand that we are here over the years to talk to the us, because we need to get to the bottom of this, and we need to clean up and clear out so we can go back to the business of making sure that people respect the fact that we have a voluntary system of paying the taxes. having said that, let me ask a question of mr. george. in your report, you indicate that -- and i think that i'm quoting correctly here -- there appeared to be some confusion between the determination officers of what is allowed by 501c or 501c-4 organizations. we believe it is due to the lack of specific guidance on how to determine the primary activity end quote of a c-4 organization. treasury regulations state that c-4 organizations should have social welfare as the primary activity of their mission. however, the regulations do not define how to measu

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mr. cole and a few other people, go to the truman library and take the picture of the thing that he had on his death, his desk that said the book -- the buckops here. we do not know where the buck stops very i think to do adequate oversight, with better find out, and find how this happened. i yield back. >> i think the gentleman. the chair recognizes the general from new york. >> i want to speak to three subjects in the time that i have. i have no doubt that we have already been hearing much about the department of justice probe ap records. we should with this in contextand remember that less than a year ago, this committee leadership demanded investigation into leaks accusing the administration of sharing those leaks. then, members of this committee wanted to report subpoenas put in front of grand juries, and jail for contemporary of course it is now -- and be jailed for contempt. they should not distract us from legitimate questions where these congressional oversight, including whether the espionage act has been inappropriately used, whether there is a need for a press shield, and congress surveillance authority and immunity that some o

mr. cole and a few other people, go to the gym in my brain take the picture of the thing that he had on his death, that said the book -- the buck stops here. we do not know where the buck stops very i think to do adequate oversight, with better find out, and find how this happened. i yield back. >> i think the gentleman. the chair recognizes the general from new york. the ranking amber on the subcommittee unconstitutional and -- the making member. >> i want to speak to three subjects in the time that i have. i have no doubt that we have already been hearing much about the department of justice probe ap records. we should with this in confidence or member that less than a year ago, this committee leadership demanded investigation into leaks accusing the administration of organ sharing those leaks. then, members of this committee wanted to report subpoenas put in front of grand juries, and put -- and gel for contemporary of course it is now --jailed fo. they should not distract us from legitimate questions where these congressional oversight, including whether the espionage lyt has been inappropriate use, whether there is a need