we're joined by michael orrin, former israeli ambassador to the u.s.have been no claims of responsibility to this point. who do israeli officials believe were behind this? >> jim, hello. it's a very, very sad day for the people of israel and for israel supporters around the world. these were three beautiful teenagers. gi gillad shaare, natalie frenchel, eval yirach, huge rallies, families have given support to the people of israel in a time of profound trauma. israel has assigned blame to ham hamas. hamas is the effective sovereign in the gaza strip. hamas celebrated the kidnapping of these three youngsters. they hand out candies to young people in celebration of this kidnapping. and hamas as of this morning for the first time since the cease fire in 2012 is firing rockets at southern israel. so hamas is the perpetrator in the eyes of israel. and i think not only in israel's eyes. and there will be repercussions. >> looking at the faces that we have on the air now, the three young teens who were killed, and as you say, is a case that is electrified and

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new information at cnn, let me bring in cnn international's hala ga ranee from london and michael orrin. hala, to you, as we're getting this information as far as how these bodies were found, i'm seeing reports found in an open field, slightly covered. what do you know? >> well, what we know is what israeli media are reporting and the israeli army is telling us. they have not identified the three missing teenagers, but it appears as though all signs are pointing to this being the three teenagers, frankel, 16, shaar, 16, and in order to retrieve the abducted teens, the three bodies discovered in the area northwest of hebron not far from where they disappeared june 12th. it does appear and it's really media are reporting these are the three teens missing these weeks. and that the families of the missing boys have been notified. of course, over the last several weeks, the israeli military has conducted searches, has rounded up hundreds of people in order to find these teens. for several weeks, it has to be said not a lot of hope that they would be found alive. there was, of course, the --

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speaking orrin hatch put on a three corner hat and started tea partying right away and has survived.dsey graham took that lesson it appears that eric cantor in his majority leader position, either wasn't able or chose not to be as conservative as his would appear to have been necessary to fend off this successful challenge from david brat, largely based on the issue of immigration. one in which while cantor did say he was going to try to pass something, never said it was going to be amnesty. didn't matter politically. >> lit me just review for viewers tuning. in house majority leader eric cantor has lost his political race to political newcomer dave brat an economics professor who ran in the last days saying a vote for eric cantor is a vote for open borders and lower wages. he said congressman cantor has now publicly declared his intention to pass amnesty as soon as he possibly can with president obama's help. he continued to rally conservatives in virginia. and on talk radio. and he obviously rallied a number of them. joining us now chris stirewalt, politics editor digital for fox.

. >> good afternoon, supervisors, orrin from the lawyer's committee for the civil rights and also speaking on behalf of the coalition for economy and as he mentioned it is a coalition from various agents ask we were able to pass the original in 1984 and we have worked to strengthen and defend the ordinance we, believe that it is really time for a new chapter, in this city's thinking on contracting everybody, and as folks know, the original ordinance was intended to remedy exclusion it has focused more to small business inclusion and why that is disappointing that that shift has had to occur because we know that the me and wbs will be disproportion atty excluded and there is a silver lining that from a legal perspective the city can be much more aggressive now in thinking about how to grow and increase opportunities for small, local businesses. and so, for example, city wide goal can be much more aggressive than we used to be in the past that is why had suggested that 40 percent is a goal that is aspirational and that the city should look towards meeting and we certainly appreciate the comm

>> reporter: i talked to orrin hatch. he said the irs told him they threw out the lois lerner hard drives. they need to find out what outside agencies and organizations she may have emailed to see if they may have been served on those -- may have been saved on those serves. >> we need to bring in the geeks and the nerds. bring up that 26-year-old house the i.t. administrator in charge of that. we'll bring him or her before congress to find out what happened but we are in the letting go of this. >> reporter: a lot of people are noting the irs has great forensic technology to use with taxpayers when they are trying to track down information. we'll get a crack at koskinen monday but first ways and means this morning. martha: the house oversight committee darrell issa has been leading in the the house committee investigation. he says records like these emails they have been asking for for 18 months don't simply disappear unless somebody wants them to. >> i think the american public gets it that when a disk drive quote crashes

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. >> well with, you even have senator orrin hatch admitting that the time has come, and that it is inevitable. i think we will see more and more people, like barack obama, his two kids are the one with that pressures him. and i think a lot of republican members are going to get that same kind of pressure from their kids and grandkids to do the right thing, and be on the right side of history. >> so as you look at this, you can't rest at this point, an organization like yours can't rest right now, even though there is momentum building is there still work to be done, still arguments to be made and what's left to be done and how do you move forward? keep the momentum going? >> well, the legal front is number one. that is going very nicely, there are 80 haw suits in all 50 state's now, so soon we will be seeing equality, and then changing public opinion, and younger people are doing that, and more and more people -- >> where is public opinion, what are the surveys saying about public opinion, on same-sex marriage? >> it is just -- it is doubled in the last ten years. >> so what number? >> react

. >> reporter: utah republican orrin hatch and john wyden are leading the investigation in the senate finance committee targeting conservative groups. in the meeting with the senators this week, hatch said he didn't mention e-mails of six other irs officials are also missing, but did say lerner's hard drive had been destroyed. >> not only did it crash, but they said they no longer have it. so it wasn't recycled, they just got rid of it. >> reporter: i.t. experts said the irs uses exchange for e-mails. e-mail enters and leaves the irs, it would all pass through and be saved on these exchange servers. >> the e-mails should not be stored on the end user's machine. it should be stored on the servers. you can access from multiple locations, and in the event of a hard drive failure, which i imagine are very common, you would have access to those e-mails. >> reporter: among the questions being asked now are missing e-mails from lerner and six others at the irs a coincidence or a cover-up. >> i would want to go back and during that time period take a random sample of irs employees and recover

utah senator orrin hatch telling politico we've been informed the hard drive has been thrown away. guy benson is political editor and fox news contributor. come on, guy. isn't there a server in this thing or a couple of them or maybe someone printed out these documents which according to federal law is required? >> grech tchen carlsoctchegretc aside for the purposes of this conversation what we've heard from a bunch of i.t. experts saying in this day in age of e-mails vanishing without a trace is unlikely. let's just address what the irs is claiming. they are saying we can't provide all of lerner's e-mails as subpoenaed by congress because they were stored on a hard drive that crashed and now we can't provide that hard drive as subpoenaed by congress because we threw it away, which is standard operating procedure. as you pointed out, they say they don't follow their own protocols on keeping records of e-mails virtually or on hard copy but they are hiding behind the protocol excuse in this case saying, well, we just destroy these things or we recycle these things. >> how are the ame

>> you even have senator orrin hatch admitting that the time is coming.nd like barack obama his two kids were the one that pressures him, and iny a lot of republicans members of the house will get that same kind of pressure from their kids and grandkid cans to do the right thing, and be on the right side of history. >> that was with fred of rights equal rights. 50,000 government workers in gaza are on strike, they came they haven't been paid in three months, hamas hired them in 27, but the new unity government says it is not ready to pay up. locked out, public buildings are empty. these people are angry and unpaid and they are blaming the palestinian president. >> everyone is responsible for our problems. the president of all the palestinian people, and he is the father of all of us. he represents all palestinians all over the world, therefore, he must solve this as soon as possible. they want to be paid but the new government says they don't have the money. hamas hires them in 27 when it took control. but that can take months. is that's the angers the st

democrat chairman ron widen and top republican orrin hatch have been working very closely and in a low key fashion trying to get to the bottom of the irs targeting of conservative groups. this week hatch sent widen a letter saying he wants to have a hearing on the missing emails. widen and many other democrats saying they should allow the treasury inspector general to conduct independent review to get the hard facts. the inspector general is doing expected report on the missing emails at the irs and we're told he is hoping to issue that in the comingthern open investigation that the justice department as well although many are skeptical results president obama phony scandal and told bill o'reilly there isn't a smidgen of corruption irs, greta? >> thank you. ever since may 10th, 2013. the irs targeting just broke. the scandal has exploded. now, let's take a look how it all started and where the investigation has led. >> this is a fox news alert. president obama now admitting the irs targeted conservative groups. a scandal shocking americans from coast to coast. were you targeted? >> abs

orrin hatch says he is troubled congress wasn't notified.ell i sa is accusing them of quote, playing games. >> this is the most obtuse administration when it comes to being honest and forthright. i think what we have to worry about, i think the fbi could probably go back and retrieve those e-mails because in many cases, things that you think are deleted, they really aren't. >> ron wyden of oregon whose committee is looking into the claims of irs targeting said quote, we are now working with the irs to determine if any relevant domes were not provides and will continue to work toward a release of our bipartisan report and despite this setback, the irs maintains it is quote, committed to working with congress. back to you. >> thank you very much and still to come, dealing with the aftermath of house majority leader eric cantor's astonishing loss to a tea party backed upstart. we're going to ask our panel about the soul searching going on within the gop, about the direction of the party going forward and the scramble to fill cantor's leadership

. >> reporter: orrin hatch said he believes the e-mails were intentionally destroyed and so far the majority leader isn't drawing conclusions. >> i talked to senator wyden today and he and senator hatch looking into this, what we should do. >> reporter: lerner didn't seem worried when told her e-mail was unrecoverable. writing in an e-mail sometimes stuff just happens. those targeted are furious. >> it's very deliberate those that said they're lost it certainly look likes a cover-up. >> reporter: the house has issued a subpoena for lerner's hard drive and electric devices and devices connected to the irs's response to congress. >> let's get perspective on the irs and missing e-mails. c brit hume is here tonight. what do you make of this? >> apart from the obvious fishiness of e-mails disappearing from the very period in question in this whole scandal, it's a real confidence question. bringing the irs commissioner back to testify. the last time he made the rounds on the hill, he testified that he made it clear that seven months, it had been seven months by that time since the subpoena for the

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orrin hatch has trouble the agency didn't notify congress when they first became aware of the problem. and there are others sounding off saying lawmakers should not take the agency at its word. >> first of all, this is nonsense. i mean, this is the most obtuse administration when it comes to being honest and forthright. i just don't buy this whole story that the computers crashed. >> reporter: the irs said in a statement that it has gone to great lengths to cooperate with congress, spending nearly $10 million to produce more than 750,000 documents in all, and despite the latest setback, it is still, quote, committed to working with congress. julie, back to yo elizabeth, th. leland. >>> and coming up, julie, new reaction on those missing lois lerner e-mails from our political panel. >>> plus, transit workers in a major u.s. city walking off the job. as you might imagine, stranding tens of thousands of commuters. now one state lawmaker says he may take the problem all the way to the white house. >>> and have you heard about this, julie? a mysterious donor hiding envelopes stuffed with c

you say orrin hatch came out today and said -- who voted for enda in the senate, he was like, okay, ian get behind this executive order, but it has to include the religious carveout. >> you will see that. >> you see the politics of this issue sort of -- like, they kind of recruited to this fallback position which is they're not contesting any more but now it's the religious exemption position is the fallback. >> that gives them cover, right? so you make it about religion then they can say, we just want to protect religion, we want to protect people. we want to, you know -- that's what gives them cover. that's why they're falling back to that position strategically. >> when they talked about, when the president talked about this year of action theme that was going to be -- i thought it was basically like the conceit for the state of the union and would not -- i mean, because it's like, you know, the structural factor is still the same. still the house, the filibuster in the senate. it has been remark -- i mean, it's been surprising to me, it really has been so far from a domestic polic

commissioner cos canon is on the hill right now to meet privately with chairman ron wyden and orrin hatchng anything. missing documents, explanations looming scandals, the more things change in this town the more they stay the same. let's bring in two journalists who broke the mother of all political scandals, carl bernstein and woodward. a reporting on the watergate scandal that inspired the film starring two not as good looking actors by the same name. >> of course mitchell knew. >> woodward? bernstein. >> get in here. >> here they are, bob word ward, carl bernstein. i have to say i think about watergate looms large over all washington, d.c. scandals. they seem to pale by comparison. when i heard it the rs excuse, it made me think of rose mary woods deleting tape. >> watergate was about a criminal presidency. unlike anything in our history. we have no indication that barack obama knows anything about what happened at the irs in cincinnati. at the same time, you would hope that some democrats would say, could we please get some answers from the irs, not just the republicans. >> having br

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orrin hatch says they have been thrown away. so where does that leave us?too. and they're gone. what i do think they could do is have a guess of who she was e-mailing to, for example, if lois lerner e-mailed steve doocy, steve, your computer didn't crash. so we'd have to have a logical pathway to find out who she might have been talking to and then go get the recipient and hope their thing didn't crash and no one threw out their hard drive. >> i think goes through a big server and the big server is probably somewhere at the irs where they could go back and look at stuff. for right now, that's the story. they say yeah, back until 2013, we used to keep things on a tape, but only kept it for six months. and now we're conveniently a year past that or more. so they say it's gone. but i bet somebody's got -- >> something to think about and even throughout your day and just be looking to the sky and take this in, how bad must those e-mails be if you're going to give these ridiculous excuses for them to disappear and take all the ridicule that is coming your way? w

. >> republican senator orrin hatch was told lois lerner's crashed hard drive was actually recircled. >> i love how they use the with or without recycle. instead of we trashed the evidence and tore it up and buried it, no. we were earth friendly, willie. what if the mobs went before a panel. where is the body? we recycled it! >> we compost it. >> the hard drive was subpoenaed as evidence earlier this week as part of the investigation into the agency's targeting of conservative groups. the irs says two years worth of e-mails sent by lerner were lost when the hard drive crashed in 2011. many i.t. experts dispute that and say there are ways to retrieve older e-mails. lerner was charge of the tax exempt division that targeted groups in 2012. >> how does the internal revenue service in the middle of their biggest scandal, how does the internal revenue service go to a taxpayer and say you can't find the receipts? you either find the receipts and justify this or you're going to jail. shouldn't somebody from the irs go to jail if this is a standard they hold the rest of americans to? >> funny

orrin hatch is pressing the chairman of the committee to hold an open hearing. hatch has also written letters to the attorney general and the head of the federal election commission and the treasury secretary trying to find out if they have any of lois lerner's emails. but do these other agencies have learner's emails? hatch ising for more information and wants answers. >> is this the smoking begun that's have been look for? here are learner's own word from one of those emails. quote within it looks like they were inappropriately trying to pay for his wife. perhaps we should refer to exam. this is a bizarre story. it's like something out of a washington-based tv show you it's real. >> it's real and it's bizarre. it's worth look at exactly what her reaction was to this. if you get the wrong invitation for senator grassley which is a strange coincidence and her first reaction is to say hey, something could be up here. it's worth noting chuck grassily is a republican and she is a democratic donor. and he was one of the top republicans on the finance committee that

bill: orrin hatch thinks the irs purposely deleted these emails. if that's true, that's criminal.ano says it looks like they willfully destroyed the evidence. that would add too the allegation of a crime. >> that's exact hi what eight looks like. she didn't lose all of our emails for those two years. only the ones we are looking for. the ones that went to the white house and the sec and the doj. you don't lose hand picked emails. it's very deliberate the emails they said are it certainly looks like a coverup. bill: here is from the white house briefing. >> you never heard after computer crashing before in i think it's entirely reasonable because it's a truth and a fact. speculation is indicative of conspiracies propagated around this story. what do you think of that? >> i think that's ludicrous. just because the white house says something does not mean it's true. i feel like we are dealing with children here. trying to put one over on their parents. bill were he says 67,000 emails either sent or received by lerner have been provided to congress. the critical part of the story is t

so let's dig deeper with cnn middle east analyst and former israeli ambassador to the u.s., michael orrinyou're a busy man. we appreciate you spending some time with us on the phone. what is your reaction when you see the photos, the brutality happening there on the ground? >> pleasure to be with you, ana, thank you. those photos, if indeed they are real, are a reflection of the middle eastern reality. perhaps more than a thousand soldiers executed. but 160,000 people have been killed in syria. and killed by a regime which is an ally of iran. this is the middle east. unfortunately. and the united states plans its next move in the middle east, it has to choose between perhaps the lesser two of evils but very evil indeed, the radical sunnis or the radical shiites. >> and yesterday, we played some sound from lindsey graham who says the u.s. needs to work with iran. we want a secure and stable iraq. is engaging iran the solution here? we know it comes with risks. >> i know america's allies, whether it be be be israel or saudi arabia, other gulf countries, would be very resistant to the idea o

from senator orrin hatch, i applaud the court's willingness to stand up to president obama's for -- flagrantlywer grab. representative jack kingston tweeting, glad to see the supreme court make the easy and obvious call. coming up in a few moments here on c-span, the oral argument that preceded today's decision. but first, we learn more about the supreme court's decision from the capitol hill reporter. the supreme court has ruled in a case dealing with president obama's freedom to make recess appointments. what did the court decide? the us about the details of ruling. >> a centrally they said that president obama overstepped when he appointed remembers to the national labor relations board in 2012, while congress said -- the senate said it was in a recess. basically the court and all nine justices believe that was a violation of the constitutional recess appointment clause. >> leaders have responded to the decision. we have reaction from harry reid and minority leader mitch mcconnell. i would like to get your take on their comments. senate has been confirming qualified nominees at a steady pac

lois lerner is having a closed door meeting with orrin hatch later today.uestions here not only about the credibility of the claim that two years worth of e-mails from 2009 through 2011 disappeared because of a hard drive that crashed but also because of testimony that the acting irs director gave before congress just in march when asked about the ability to store and back up e-mails. take a listen. >> that's one of the brilliants of the e-mail system. you go in and you check the sent box, the inbox, and you suddenly have all the e-mails, correct? >> right, they get taken off and stored in servers. >> they get taken off and stored in servers from the commissioner. so there are questions about how could one person's hard drive crashing obliterate all of these e-mails especially when the government has laws requiring the storage of these e-mails, brooke. >> okay. :00. we'll watch for it on "the lead" at the top of the hour. jake tapper. >> the biggest sporting event in the world, the world cup. in mere hours the u.s. takes the pitch for the first game. we're

i think he is one that needs to be -- orrin hatch came very close. he was watching what happened in his state prior to his reelect. he was aggressively working. senators have the benefit of having a six-year term in the midst of their turn to get ready for reelection. some not paying as close attention in the house with two years, it is harder to do that. host: mark, republican caller. caller: i am on the republican primary ballot for governor here in massachusetts. i could not agree more that it republicansform like david brat that we need to solve our problems. their current establishment andms to be inclusive, hopefully this will change now that cantor is out and david bratt has a chance to win. guest: i don't think it is going to change. the establishment sees the tea party as a threat. the conservatives were a threat before the tea party existed. i've been involved nearly 20 years now. i remember coming to this city in 1996, working with a conservative senate candidate, being in the back door meetings, and how there was an antagonism against a p

when orrin hatch in utah two years ago was in trouble, he worked it very hard.dsey graham was in trouble. last night he worked it very hard. the other thing was immigration. illegal immigration, stories about kids, numerous coming across the border, the president seemingly doing nothing about it. people say this is another example of washington lawlessness and took it out on eric cantor. >> do you believe the democrats played a role in the margin of victory for brat which was 11 points, because it was an open primary? to me, analyzing it, i don't see the advantage to them having cantor out. >> there was apparently a little bit of that, but the margin showed it did not play a major role. and no one thought cantor was vulnerable until a couple of weeks ago. in terms of what you saw in nevada a couple of years ago where harry reid picked his own opponent, i don't think that was a big role this time. this was activists being fed up. >> we heard politics being local. we heard david brat talking about centralizeation is not the solution. in your mind going forward wha

senator orrin hatch out of utah is holding a bipartisan investigation. that he wasn't informed about any sort of e-mails gone missing due to technical error. he was only informed a week ago when actually the i.r.s. informed the treasury department, he said, informed the white house about the missing e-mails in april. why did it take two months longer for this commission and the other to actually find out as it pertains to this investigation? >> let's listen. >> the i.r.s. commissioner told me on march 26 of this year they had the e-mails. somebody's not telling the truth. somebody is misleading us. i had the i.r.s. commissioner tell me personally that they had the e-mails and that they were stored on servers. so was he misinformed? was his staff misleading him? was he lying to congress? >> none of it is good. there is no that anything crashed. we're going on their word that it crashed, which is embarrassing. but if it didn't crash, they would rather take the slings and arrows than tell us where those e-mails are and what they contain. there is no good sc

orrin hatch get a speech on the floor of the senate yesterday.ocal not been the most player on capitol hill on this issue. this really energized him, he wants to get to the bottom of what happened. a renewed call for a special prosecutor to look into this. republicans on capitol hill has been trying to do -- since the story broke more than a year ago goes beyondut if it the irs. if it goes to the justice department and two other executive agencies. there was some coordination going on between the irs and the to figure outment whether any of these social welfare groups that applied for tax assistance and violated the law by engaging in tax evasion. they want to know if this goes up to the white house. there has been zero evidence so far in any of the congressional investigations that the white house was involved in this targeting. republicans are going to say as long as we do not have all of the evidence in this case, it is impossible to know who else might be involved. besides johnte, koskinen, is anyone else testifying? guest: he's the only one.

you can see right now, we have some thick fog banked up against the orrin county coastline and everyoneher beautiful day with temperatures in the 70s in your inland valley. 76 for the peninsula as well. and you'll stay cool and cloudy for today in san francisco. 63 degrees, warmer days just around the corner. we'll wrap these numbers up into the 80s. widespread as of tomorrow. and keep that heat coming as we get into the weekend. we will take you through these changes for your microclimate today at 11:00. right now, here's mike and your drive. >> this drive is not so bad. the bay bridge toll plaza shows folks the whole shot. you only have the cash lanes off to your right approach that's backed up. the fastrak and left lanes are moving nicely. we'll look at the maps. this is tuesday, we expect the heaviest volume, but we're approaching the summer months, vacation times for a lot of schools and this is changing up the commute starting now and we'll continue to evolve, watch this. right now, a slower drive northbound 101 past the airport, sjc, peggy, but that's? san jose and not a problem