. >> from what you can see, mr. white, is it fear it's getting much worse very quickly? or do you feel like they're getting it under control? >> well, i don't have much experience with fire. so when i pulled up to my home and i'm seeing flames in the back of the house, your natural response is adrenal and fear. but coming up on the fireman, they were quite cool and collected and felt they had a 95% control of the whole situation. very reassuring to meet people like that. people that are professional and know what they're doing. put me at ease. i remained on-site figuring if they were going to leave, i would be leaving too. they said that's probably a good plan. got pretty smokey and a little warmer than the 90 degrees. but my shrubbery is all cleared up. my house is still standing thanks to them. >> you hear the helicopters going. an extraordinary job done. it's amazing work they do. has the wind changed at all, mr. white? do you feel it's moving away now from the populated areas? or is there fear that other houses are coming to into its radar? >> if you're asking me wha

. >> mr. white was arrested in our county, and we filed in the district attorney's office a fugitive proceeding against him in court. that's extradition proceedings. >> white was transferred back to san francisco in may facing extradition. he is accused of murdering a rapper in a parking garage near atlanta. at least four o

. >> thanks, mr. white shirt.rs scandal reaches a new height as the softball team canceled the game of a minority office. fresh calls for president obama's impeachment ahead. turns out all of the calls are coming from me. wake up, people. are physically strong men more likely to have right wing beliefs? some say no, but my trainer says ya. and is there a plot to make venezuela run out of toilet paper? probably not, but it would be cooler if they did. >> thanks, andy. >> you

. >> mr. white was arrested in our county, and we filed in the district attorney's office a fugitive proceeding against him in court. that's extradition proceedings. >> white was transferred back to san francisco in may facing extradition. he is accused of murdering a rapper in a parking garage near atlanta. at least four other men had been charged in the case. in a phone interview with white's father david, he said, we are in total shock right now. he is the most non-violent person i have ever known in my life. this is beyond anyone's comprehension. white has ties to several bay area basketball teams. he played for serra high school and was named san mateo county player of the year in 2006. no one from the school would comment about white's arrest. he played a few months at santa clara university and then went on to play at san francisco state university, where he just finished his senior season. white also once roomed with san francisco 49er wide receiver michael crabtree while the two were at tex

. >> mr. white was arrested in our county and we filed the district attorney's office a felony fugitive proceeding against him in court. that's extradition proceedings. >> white will go back to georgia to face murder and assault charges. >>> former east bay high school football coach is in jail, arrested on suspicion of nearly 2 dozen counts of child sex abuse. 51-year-old baron edwards faces 21 counts of sodomy of a minor under the age of 10 and two counts of lewd acts with a minor under the age of 14. edwards coached the varsity football team at kennedy high school in richmond from 2004 to 2005. investigators are not saying when those alleged abuse attacks happens. edwards is being held on more than $21 million bail. >>> the kindness of strangers may have saved the life of this campbell store clerk who was being robbed and stabbed. a husband and wife jumped into action to stop that brutal attack and it was all caught on surveillance video. police say while the actions were heroic, they also could

mr. whiteis trying to control the scene. >> paramedic white says the incident was a fluid situation and in the heat of the moment, he did what he thought was right. >> i did not deem it in the best interest of the patient to permit him to handcuff and arrest me at that time. >> paramedic white is suing trooper martin for violating his civil rights. the patient is also suing the trooper and the oklahoma highway patrol for negligence. trooper martin and the highway patrol are contesting the claims. >> if we allow people to get out of vehicles and try to handle the traffic stop other than the driver, that's chaos. >> the state of oklahoma gives trooper martin a five-day suspension and an order to report for an anger assessment. paramedic white believes trooper martin may have offered an explanation for his behavior on the road that day. white refers to a conversation he says the two of them had outside the hospital after the incident. >> he made the statement that i don't know how we got to this p

. >> thanks, mr. white shirt. the irs scandal reaches a new height as the softball team canceled the game of a minority office. fresh calls for president obama's impeachment ahead. turns out all of the calls are coming from me. wake up, people. are physically strong men more likely to have right wing beliefs? some say no, but my trainer says ya. and is there a plot to make venezuela run out of toilet paper? probably not, but it would be cooler if they did. >> thanks, andy. >> you becha. >> go away. >> you go away. >> i am in charming. let's welcome our guests. she is so sharp ninjas throw her at their enemies. it is tara dowdell. and he knows politics like i know polident. it is will rahn, the deputy of the daily caller and his e book is called "the lizard king." and in taiwan he is an ironing board. it is bill schulz. and if hilarity was a can tee apple i would eat him on a ferris wheel at the can gnaw value. carnival. it is jesse joyce. and he is living in an abandoned orange julius feeding off the hair from the

>> allows i do not know mr. white. by the way, this title is used before 60 years ago.he >> which richard notes in the book. i would hope this idea is one that resonates. i'm not familiar what you just alluded to. is an intellectual marketplace. people put out ideas for what we should and should not be doing abroad and at home. i hope other people put up similar ideas and i welcome the competition people are putting out alternate ideas. as a former president once said, bring it on. >> the outcome was an ideal however. [laughter] won't use that line again. >> priscilla clapp, also retired from the foreign service. i agree with much of what you're saying. when i think about the solutions, i keep coming back to our congress. i haven't read your book, so i don't know what she say about him, but i'm so distraught about the state of our political system particularly in the congress awaits chosen, the fact people have to spend all their time raising money rather than taking in a country's problems. is there anyway to fix that? >> i read about congressional dysfunctionality. i

white house? >> the easter egg roll with my kids. >> well, mr. shulman, you know what you can do with your easter egg hunt. you must explain under oath what you were doing at the white house on 157 separate occasions. while many americans don't seem to understand the seriousness of the irs situation. those who love the country do. you cannot have an agency that has the power to put americans in prison to take their plon to literally ruin their lives. persecuting people for political reasons. that's what they do in china. that's what they do in cuba. we do not do that here. the president of the united states should explain tomorrow what mr. shulman was doing at the white house all those times. and any federal employee involved in helping that man shulman target americans should be immediately fired and prosecuted. talking points also calls upon the democratic party to stop the nonsense. this is serious business. there is no way on earth this shulman should not have to explain in detail what he did as head of the irs. again, we call upon president o

it means closer, but it is a somewhat closer relationship with the white house that i heard any acting irs or otherwise. >> i think mr. schulman was at the white house more than some of the employees who work at the white house, mr. schulman's memory gets very poor on things he does not want to talk about, it splendid on issues he wants to talk on. but he can't remember the conversations, he did not make a compelling witness in my judgment. lou: the committee with the rest of the house, will focussing, i know there has been attempttation. on part of the administration, and democrat to conflatea number of the issues, tax code issues even the chairman camp of ways and means wanted to talk about reforming the tax code, what the american people need here is a vast set of answers to troubling questions, and an end of the kind of conduct that your committee is examining. will we see that focus? >> gosh, i hope so, one of my colleagues on other side of the aisle, mentioned a special prosecutor, that was a democrat, i saw a level, not of bipartisan, but a level of equal opportunity outrage that does not exist on most issues,

mr. obama didn't do it. clearly he is responsible for that also, if it's true chief counsel ms. ruemmler and his chief guy in the white house, mr. mcdonough, kept vital information from the president, they got to be fired. they have to go. >> absolutely, what kind of a functioning white house is it. >> bill: right. you can't keep them. >> kept from the president. >> bill: you can't keep them in office. it's crunch time for mr. obama. you have got three people in the headlights with no other side to the story. even though we are going to get somebody who disagrees with you. there isn't any other side. lerner took the fifth. she is gone. ruemmler says -- admits she knew about it and didn't tell the president. she is gone. >> why didn't she tell the president. >> president admits he knew, why didn't he they tell him. >> bill: because of the deniability thing. >> if he had done the right thing told them and said look, you guys are all fired for doing this and it's never going to happen again, he would become out of this smeg like a rose. >> bill: deniability thing is not out of range of possibility. >> it's not -- it's ju

white houses. you walk in and say give me ten minutes, mr. president. i've got to give you a head's up. >> they speak the same language, and he will not give you an interview to anybody. >> the inspector general's report are some thing the white house does not tamper with. >> there were two excellent pages on dennis in time magazine which was a competitive to your former magazine which i think is no longer in existence. >> it is in existence. it's on the web. >> i recommend those. >> there's nothing on this dennis mcdunna. >> i think he's a prime chief of staff. >> exit strategy. >> if we see continued improvement, and we have confidence that that is going to be sustained then we could in the next few meetings take a step down in our pace of purchases. again, if we do that, it would not mean that we are automatically aiming towards a complete wind-down. >> ben bernanke is the chairman of the u.s. federal reserve board, aka the fed. the fed right now is at the end of its third round of quote/unquote quantitative easing. aka qe three. which is for a proces

white person? >> i don't know! >> mr. brown. ntinue your story. >> and then they snatched my purse. >> cor-- cor-- cora, did he get the white purse or the black purse? you know that white purse is your church purse. >> uncle brown. >> mr. brown. >> i'm trying to get the facts. >> cora, did you get a good look at this guy? >> no, i didn't 'cause by the time i -- when i turned around, he was gone. he was running away. >> cora, was he running fast or slow? 'cause if he was black, he was running fast. if he was white, he was running slow, cora. take me to that atm machine 'cause they'll come back to the scene of the crime, and when they do, they gonna withdraw my foot out of their -- >> mr. brown! that's the last thing we need, is more violence! >> i want more violence 'cause i'm walking short. >> cora, are you sure you're not hurt? >> no, i'm just shaken up a little bit. i'm okay. >> all right, well, what did the police have to say? >> well, i told them everything i could, but they say crimes like this nor-- they usually go unsolved

>> do you ever talk to anyone at the white house about this, mr. shulman? >> about this issue? not that i remember spent do you ever go to the white house? >> i -- >> do you ever go to the white house to go to meeting? >> i had occasion to go to the white house spent how many times? >> many times around budget and policy matters of tax and other things like -- >> got a number? any idea? we just looked at the white house logs. we couldn't get 2012, but in 2010 and 2011, 118 times you were at the white house. that's a lot. i bet these democrat members of congress and this administration hasn't been the close to that many times. 118 times are at the white house, 103 tumors of congress contacted you about this, 42 major news stories about this very subject, and you told congress a year ago, i can give you assurances nothing is going on, everything is wonderful, we are not targeting conservative groups. i mean, that's why the american people are like, this is unbelievable. are you sure you didn't talk to anyone at the white house about this issue, mr. shulman? >> about singling out c

. >> mr. white house. >> eye. >> mr.klobuchar vote proxy. >> m- >> vote proxy. >> blumenthal. >> aye. >> mr. grassley. >> no. >> mr. hatch. >> aye. >> mr. -- >> no. >> mr. -- -- [inaudible] [inaudible] mr. chairman, 14 yea's, four nay's,. >> the amendment is agreed to. i have a list of 11 amendments in order today and i hope we can do in block a moment to explain. the first is my amendment to prohibit border crossing fees. it has broad bipartisan support, i think. senator cornyn -- the putting a financial burden on the border communities. senator graham talked about the canadians who come down to myrtle beach. as most members know, my parents-in-law-french canadaans and came to vermont as immigrants. my wife was born in vermont. learned to speak english when she was four or five years old. on the northern border we go back and forth all the time. families visiting families and relatives. it is major part of our economy in our state of vermont, i suspect in most northern border state, an imposition of a fee, a toll, to go

according to sources, a white house official telling cnbc the president will nominate mr. werfel as the commissioner of the irs on an acting basis and we can expect that announcement anytime now, guys. >> all right, eamon, we'll look forward to that. >>> meantime, gold is continuing to lose its shine today. bertha coombs is at the nymex with those details. >> interesting today, because we did have the dollar easing back and that did float some commodities, just into positive territory, but not gold, down

i want to respond to mr. white with his idea of intervention in syria. he is typical of most interventionists. we assume for the other side, that is for the iranians and russians, that supporting assad will do nothing when we support the rebels. all the stuff we will get to the rebels will end up in the hands of al qaeda. as for israel firing on syria, syria has been at war with israel for 65 years. there is no peace between these countries, so what difference does it make? havehe know that they , or isl weapons, syria he relying on anti-semitic information from the state department? anst: i don't think i'm anti-semite, i don't work for the state department. i don't think i fall into those categories. we provide weapons to the rebels, there is some risk that some of those weapons might fall into the hands of the jihadist elements. but i don't think they all would. i don't think we would be in the business of directly arming these groups, but there would be some risk that they could get some of the weapons we provided. you are quite right in that serious

we did some digging into the white house visitor's log and it shows that mr. of what is supposed to be a mostly independent agency, it's a quasi political agency. a couple of political appointees but the agency itself is not supposed to be political. visited the white house far more than we knew when he testified before congress. at least 159 times. from january of 2009 when president obama first took office until november 2012 when mr. shulman's term ended. that is an average of one visit every nine days. chris stirewalt is our fox news digital politics editor and host of "power play" on foxnews.com live. i can't think of a person i visit every nine days. honestly, your immediate family, your colleagues that you work with in your office, and then the number of -- i mean, it's almost once a week that he was going over to the white house. and he would have us believe that it was routine that he wanted to roll another easter egg. that's what he told us when he testified before congress, chris. even now the former evidence the irs has weighed in saying i think i w

mr. carney gave long rambling answers to the questions. the whiteouse did nothing wrong and susan rice did nothing wrong and the generated by republicans for political reasons. that's his story and as they say he is sticking to it abc news is reporting that there were 12 different versions of talking points on benghazi. and the final version put out to the public eliminated references to al qaeda and affiliate terrorist organizations. mr. carney said that the white house involvement in those revisions was very minor. plying the state department under hillary clinton was the primary editing force. the state says they didn't want to highlight al qaeda involvement because it might impede the investigation. a fairly incredible assertion. what jay carney attempted to do today was convince the world that there was initial confusion about who attacked the american ambassador and killed him and that the white house was acting responsibly in avoiding placing direct blame. the fact remains that ambassador rice did place blame for the attack on the anti-islami

. >> host: this photo in the white house of mr. and measures bush in the oval office, where he the only one in the room at this point along with them translate this. >> host: was that like? do they interact with you or did they just ignore you? >> guest: they don't actually. that's what i wanted. i would go days without president wouldn't even speak to me. and that's what it wanted him but i didn't want them to acknowledge me every time i walked in the room because that would change the environment. i change the environment because i was already present, but it didn't always want him to interact because i really wanted to document real moments and not change anything. so that was my role. >> host: eric draper, you write that it was magical whenever president bush and his father worked together. there's a lot of photos of the two presidents bush in this book. >> guest: well, first of all they look so much alike which is really interesting. and anytime there together it was like history in the making because you have two presidents t

according to the public visitor records released by the white house a number conservatives are squeezing in the ongoing scandal. >> what the heck was mr. schulmann doing at the white house with that kind of frequency? in his testimony before congress shulman was a wise guy. >> what would be some of the reasons you might be at the white house? >> the easter egg roll. with my kids. >> the easter egg roll with his kids. of course that is just one visit. let's bring in our political panel to talk about it. cnn contributor and republican strategist kevin madden. cnn contributor and ron brown stein. kevin, democrats say there is fuzzy math going on here. that shulman and his 157 visits didn't always meet with the president, wasn't always in the white house itself. it could have been in the old executive office buildi, the treasury. >> right. >> what do you think about the way the white house is handling this crisis and is this part of the crisis? >> look, we've been dealing with this now with people asking more questions about it for about a week because when the irs commissioner was first asked about it during the testimony he did infuriat

we are all in our miami white for mr. worldwide on our way to central park.ull. back to you in the studio. come on, everybody. >> he did say he wanted to bring miami to manhattan. and it's happening, as you can see right out here in central park, heading out there shortly. >>> also ahead, stay tuned for this. the hero bus driver who saved the children in his care, when a man with a gun boarded his bus, remember this in alabama, the dramatic fbi tapes being played for the first time. an abc exclusive that pierre thomas will bring us. >> remarkable reporting. >>> also, more trouble for a man's strange behavior and amanda bynes go hand in hand. new alarm bells going off overnight. now what fell low former child stars are saying right now. >>> one of the hottest father/son duos in hollywood. will and jaden smith are here live in the park to tell us about their brand new movie. we can't wait to see them there. >>> we are going to get right to the exclusive, a gripping inside account of what happened when little ethan was kidnapped off the school bus in alabama, al

white house on a couple of the issues. they should have known but they, you know, right now, obama's fingerprints are not on it. >> i have to tell you, the testimony by mrbe examined closely. he was the guy, the acting director of the irs and if he says anything that relates to anybody connected to the white house, mr. obama will be in trouble. >> and coming up, a last look at the morning's stories. >> and a few races taking over the bay area, including the final stage of the tour of california going on as we speak. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the bay to breakers race pl out in san . >>> well, welcome back. let's look at the morning's top stories. in this case, races. >> two big events going on in the bay area right now. the the bay too breakers race played out this morning starting at 7:00 and is still going on throughout the streets citywide. security is tighter this year. san francisco police said that they say 25% more officers are on patrol than they have in previous years. feeds from closed certainty cameras being monitored in realtime. that is, again, look at the starting line and this is a look at the finish line from high above chopper 5. the winners, tolus

white house on a couple of these issues. they should have known, but right now, obama's fingerprints aren't on it. >> i got to tell you, testimony by mr is going to be examined closely. he was the guy, the acting director of the irs. and if he says anything that relates to anybody connected to the white house, mr. obama will really be in trouble. >> interesting right there. >>> let's go back out live to the amgen tour of california that is right now crossing the beautiful golden gate bridge. that is an iconic shot right there. we have some of the world's top cyclists crossing one of the world's most notable bridges. >> that's right. and we'll be right back with more. ,,,,,, . >>> another live look right now at the cyclists in the amgen tour of california, crossing the golden gate bridge. as we speak, 111 cyclists on their way right now to santa rosa from marina green, the final leg of the tour of california. . >>> and here is a look now at this morning's top stories. another big event going on as we speak as well. >> that's right. it's the bay to breakers. it got going in san francisco within the past hour. tilusa of ethiopia finished

. >> you sure you didn't talk to "ñ the white house about this issue, mr. shulman?>> about singling out conservative groups for special scrutiny? >> well, that's what we're talking about, isn't it? >> i'm absolutely sure i did not talk to -- >> 118 visits, it didn't come up in a casual conversation after 132 members of concocted about s contacted you about it? >> not to my memory. >> what would be some of the reasons you were at the white house? >> the easter egg roll with my kids. questions about the admability of tax policy they were thinking of. >> you never had any conversation with respect to this subject, the subject of this hearing, with anybody at the white house, though you were at the white house off and on win times. >> just so i'm clear, i have no memory. it would have been inappropriate. >> did you do anything to verify that the practice, as insidious as it was, was stopped? >> the inspector general was going to be looking into it. >> is it you can't say yes or no or you're choosing yes or no? can you answer the question? can you do anything personally

mr. miller and the white house both knew the irs was being investigated. yet now, not before. now, everybody wants to find out who did what. this is why many americans don't trust their government. talking points doesn't know who directed irs agents to target and i will use that word, conservative groups. and individuals. but surely miller knows much more than he is saying. and that brings us to what happens next. miller could be indicted. that's possible. the fbi is investigated. but only, only when irs people from the inside start to blot whistle will the scandal be defined. until that happens it's all speculation. what's not speculation is the chaos we are seeing in washington right now. that's damaging the nation. and the president is rightfully taking massive heat. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. while the head of the irs objects to word target. one men who apparently did have a bulls eye on his back is speaking out. frank van der sloot an idaho businessman donated $1 million to help mitt romney. after that he was audited on three different occasions,

republicans say the white house covered up details of the attack while mr. obama was running for reelection. major garrett is at the white house for us tonight. major what, do we know now? >> reporter: scott, the e-mails reveal how the first draft of c.i.a. talking points prepared for u.n. ambassador susan rice and select members of congress watered down direct references to al qaeda links to the benghazi attacks and warnings about potential attacks. this is the first version of the benghazi talking points produced by the c.i.a. at 2:27 p.m. on september 14, 2012. it says that the benghazi assault may have been, "spontaneously inspired by the protests at the u.s. embassy in cairo and evolved into a direct assault against the u.s. consulate." it also said, "we know that islamic extremists with ties to al qaeda participated in the attack." it also cites at least five other attacks against foreign interests in benghazi and that "we cannot rule out that individuals had previously surveiled the u.s. facilities." the final version, after numerous revisions, produce

but the garfields did not at the time they were in the white house in later years mrs. garfield was quite well respected and well known in the country, and i wouldn't doubt that she would have had contact with them. >> host: and next up is kerry, from new mexico. how, kerry. >> caller: huh. thank you. was there a big age difference between the president and mrs. garfield? >> guest: i don't recall. i just -- i think it was five years or less but i don't remember the specific birth dates. the pratt when is shot july 2nd and lingers until sims. the decision is made to move him to the jersey shore. >> guest: the very place he had been headed to see her and join her, and that is where he do is. in her presence. and what is really interesting is that among the many, many letters she received, she gets one from a former first lady, julia tyler, who not only sends a telegram, as does former first lady sara polk, but mrs. tyler writes her a letter and says, i wanted to emphasize that you and -- she used the word -- a sister -- in talking about this sort of idea of a sort of almo

mr. obama, there. not done enough to protect them. more on this historic white house meeting. you met him several times. do you think that mr. obama is right to have such confidence in him? >> i think he is. you can see he has made , freeing upreforms the press, making economic and political reforms generally. i think president obama is right in trying to encourage him. obviously there are a lots. human rights problems, violence problems, after they have been isolated so long, they need help and encouragement to continue with the reform process. >> it's really did look like quite a lot of progress had been made. my impression over the past few weeks in that area is that there has been an uptick of violence, particularly involving woodlands and perhaps authorities are not doing much to protect those minorities. does it look as good as it did at the of this year? >> maybe. forward,en two steps one step back. you do have the communal violence between muslims and buddhists, which is tragic. terriblyt be surprised, actually. they have been suppressed forever. with the military takes

quite frankly, important for the white house. >> it's odd what mr. pfeiffer said. e said is that he didn't have much information yet you had jay carney saying on monday that as of the middle of april, the white house counsel and senior advisers and today jay carney saying that there's a meeting among some people, the irs and the treasury how to explain it to the american people. dan pfeiffer may not have known much on sunday, but there's more information to be known. >> it's quite obvious when they planted a question at a press conference, they were struggling with how the american people would learn about a very bad situation in the irs. >> what do you think about planting that question? >> as miller today apologized for it, admitted it was wrong, it was the wrong thing to do, if they found out they had been accused of wrongdoing by the inspector general in an audit, they ought to come forward and disclose it to the american people. not play games by planting a question at a press conference. >> i thought that was suspicious. anyway. >> nor nice to see you. >> gret