. >> chairman platts, ranking member towns, my name is steve miller, deputy commissioner of the internal revenue service. i appreciate the opportunity to testify on the tax gap. i'm also to update the subcommittee on our identity theft work this filing season. the tax gap is the difference between the amount of tax owed by taxpayers for a given year and the amount that is paid voluntarily and on time. the amount includes the complete spectrum of behavior from confusion to fraud. the tax gap analysis itself is best seen as a directional tool to provide insights into areas where noncompliance exists, and the means by which we can impact compliance. as better explained in my written testimony, our work shows that compliance is most prevalent where there is withholding and/or third party reporting. the irs received a tax gap study governoring 2006 which shows that the nation's compliance rate that year is a little over 83%. this is essentially unchanged from the last review covering tax year 2001. the report showed that the net tax gap in dollars for 2006 was $385 billion. the tax gap is com

we do have the town of north platt, nebraska currently under tornado warning meaning there could be aut there right now. more warnings northeast of the town and still lacking at tornado warnings in effect through parts of condition say says. one just to the west of town ought wichita. >> all right maria. of course we'll standby for any breaking news tonight. thank you very much. jaws quick note. we tried to bring the story about titanic. marks 100 years since the cruise liner hit an ice berg and more than

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big c," acclaimed actor oliver platt plays paul jamison whose wife is living with cancer.ason paul suffered a heart attack, but did he survive? >> before we try to pry that out of oliver, let's look at what led up to paul's heart attack after he crashes an insurance company's holiday party. take a look. >> why don't i just leave you with something else to think about while you drink? you all work for a health insurance company, which means, no doubt, that you're probably covered by the same insurance. well, you better hope you don't get sick. >> you're so much fun at parties. now we know you're dealing with a lot with your wife who -- the lovely laura libby who plays your wife so well, suffering with cancer. but you have your own issues, mister. >> i do. i do. one of the things that i love about the show is that it's very truthful about -- i think we all wish that we would sort of hope that we sort of like turn into gary cooper when our loved one gets sick and be heroic and change the didies. >> do all the right things. >> i think people respond in very mysterious ways. so

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we also had confirmation reports of tornados on each of the cells, and also one near north platte, nebraska. this is a very large area of the country being impacted by this today. and we have watches. >> can i jump in. if we have that video. we can't see enough of the video when you see that to get that on tape, and if we have anyone live to show you, as we continue to talk. i don't mean to cut you off. we're going to do this awhile. rob marciano was in kansas. that's his shot there. rob is on the phone with us. what are you seeing? we're looking at your shot now. >> we are to the right of the wall cloud, mesocyclone that jacqui told you about. a cell moved through, we have been watching it in woodward, oklahoma. dipping into a valley, then we come up over this ridge, you'll see what we're looking at. we are looking for this to tighten up a little bit around the circulation. get a little better organized, which it has been doing the past five or ten minutes. there you see wind turbine. you see the precipitation coming down. that is the area where if a funnel were to form and drop it would h

north platte at 93. imperial nebraska 92. amazingly warm temperatures.in the plains at this hour. we're at 53 in chicago. we'll have a wind blowing off the lake today so that will keep the warmest air just west but sets the stage for possible severe weather developing late in the day in downstate illinois and indiana and perhaps into our extreme southern suburbs as you get around morris and kankakee. nine degrees warmer at this hour than 24 hours ago thanks to a south wind blowing and a dew point that's starting to come up a little bit. we've had dry air which was able to cool off. moderate values of grass, tree and weed. mold spores low. here's the hot dome jet stream that carries the weather systems around it. no accident that the jet is where it is. tomorrow, we'll have a powerful band over us and a little divergence in the flow which indicates air could be rising. thunderstorms could be bubbling up and carrying some of this wind energy down. later in the day especially we could have some light showers. we don't worry about it being severe initially b

platte.there are other speakers, please line up before we close public comment. >> i have sat on the landmarks preservation advisory board under four mayors. i participated in writing the initial articles 10 and 11. i have been a historic preservation commissioner since then. i am unalterably opposed to this legislation. i support the heritage and other preservation community members' legislation. i am disappointed that what i thought had been agreed to in terms of compromise does not seem to exist. i am also concerned, i think, because i do receive your calendar in the mail, that last week's calendar was talking about how we had substitute legislation all the time, going back to the department in planning commission review. i called the department last week to find out what was good to be on the calendar this week, and they did not know about it. i have looked at the historic preservation officer's letter. he is approving the legislation that he saw on late march. march 30 and march 22. i am

. >> you had three platt toons and a weapons platoon? >> right. >> of the four platoon leaders, second lieutenants, what was the -- do you remember the commissioning sources of those four? >> all -- all my lieutenants were commissioned through ocs, but the three platoon rifle leaders all were college graduates. >> but all ocs, but ocs but college graduates? >> right. >> that means they had gone to universities that either didn't have rotc programs or they elected to not be in rotc? >> right. >> they had all been commissioned through the infantry, u.s. army infantry school in ft. benning for ocs? >> right. >> interesting, interesting. can you tell me without thinking too hard about it through the other -- through the other companies and the battalion, was that typical leadership for this commission? >> there was -- yeah. we had -- the platoon leaders throughout the battalion came out of primarily one class of the ocs at ft. benning, one and two classes. these guys had been together through ocs as a group. i think because they fill up the

inspector general george. >> thank you chairman platts, ranking member towns. thank you for the opportunity to testify in the tax gap and the efforts by the internal revenue service to enforce compliance with the tax code. my comments will also address their identity theft and tax fraud. in january 2012 the irs released a dated estimates of the tax gap for tax year 2006 which indicated the nations 83% voluntary compliance rate was essentially unchanged from prior estimates. the irs estimated that the gross tax gap increased from $345 billion, to $455 billion as was indicated by mr. miller. my written statement includes a table that shows the comparison between the prior and current tax gap estimates. has also stated earlier the irs reports the gross tax gap is comprised of three primary components, again $376 billion and and under reporting of tax liabilities, $28 billion due to non-filing of tax returns and $46 billion under payment of tax liabilities. the irs reported the growth of the tax gap last year from 2001 to 2006 was concentrated in under reporting an

>> reporter: and another pair in north platte, nebraska. as night fell, many hoped the worst was behind them. and right when the weather radios and sirens were more critical than ever, another tornado hit just after midnight. you can see it here as the lightning strikes, lighting up the tornado. that lightning, knocking out the town's warning sirens. >> you can see it with the lightning, when the lightning struck up, you could see it. it was huge. >> reporter: lacy hutchinson ran through the streets. you start running? >> yeah, i woke up my in-laws and i hollered. if you can hear me there is a tornado on the ground. please respond. >> reporter: not even heard her warnings. by daybreak, five lives lost including a father and his two daughters after a tornado hit their mobile home. >> don't believe it until you see it, you know? but it hits hard. >> part of them made it. part of them didn't. vehicles got tossed around. there are people trying to get to shelter. it's a mess. >> reporter: 89 homes and 13 businesses destroyed. but so many lives

bush platts and plaintiff touns, has done a lot of work on the issue of improper payments. mr. miller, i think you were covering that in your testimony. that's the estimate of annual improper payments, you know, mistakes get made, refunds get sent to people who really didn't qualify for them or the amounts are wrong or whatever it may be. what's the estimated annual improper payment for irs? >> just to give two examples, under the. >> is there a global figure? we've got $450 billion as a tax gap. what's the comparable figure for annual improper payments? >> let me respond by saying that i can tell you definitively under the additional child tax credit, it's estimated at $4.28 billion a year although the irs under an interpretation from treasury disputes whether or not that's an actual improper payment. we don't believe we, the ig's office don't believe that congress authorizes the payment of the additional child tax credit to people who reply not u.s. citizens and who don't have -- >> but we're trying to deal with global numbers here. it would be useful to have a number. the to

males and female the last 20 years, and you'll not be surprised to see what we project them to be platt in the future. the drivers of aging baby boom and increasing didn't rates for females have all really happened already. you can see for the males, though, where most of neez haven't been operating, the male prevalence rates have been rising, too. that brings us to one more driver that i'd like to put up here to show you. one other thing thing ha happens, and there's a shift ♪ disability incident towards a higher extent of disability incident in ages. it was mainly people 50 and over. we had somewhat of an increase in the number of people at younger ages. this slide shows you back in 1980 for both men and women, the disability incidence rate was only about one-fifth, only 20% as large for people at ages 25 to 44 as compared to the incidence rate for people at 45 to 64. it was much, much lower. by 2010 and we project it will stay that in the future, that ratio has changed. now at age 25 to 44 are closer to one-third as likely. that's a pretty big change. the shift toward disability roll

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. >> and investigators think a man in a wheelchair may have goten too close to edge of a platt form today. the nanman in his 50s hit at the civic center station at about 11:30 this morning. the accident shut down muni train service two showers. the investigation into that accident continues tonight. >> right now san francisco ethics commission is eating on whether to upset the suspension of ross mirkarimi. abc 7 vic lee joins with us the latest. vick? >> this meeting started late and there are so far lawyers have taken center stage presenting their arguments for the rules and sitting in the front row is ross mirkarimi. suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi shook hands and hugged supporters. this is uncharted territory. not only for him, but for the city. the closest the ethics kmilgs has come to holding an official misconduct hearing is with ed jew. he was convicted in 2007 of bribery, extortion, and perjure. but jew spared the commission when resigning after opening session. so this commission will have to come up with rules for procedure, lawyers believe the hearing is constitutionally vague

. >> chairman platts, ranking member towns, my name is steve miller.puty commissioner of the internal revenue service. i appreciate the opportunity to testify on the tax gap today and also to update the subcommittee on our identity theft work this filing season. the tax gap is the difference between the amount of tax owed by taxpayers for a given you and the amount that is paid voluntarily and on time. the amount includes the complete spectrum of behavior from confusion to fraud. the tax gap analysis itself is best seen as a directional tool to provide insight into areas where noncompliance exists and the means by which we can impact compliance. that's better for him iran just like, our work shows compliance is most prevalent with is withholding and/or third party reporting. the irish recent received an updated tax gap study covering the tax year 2006, which shows the nation's compliance rate for the year is a little over 83%. this is essentially unchanged for the last review covering tax year 2001. the report also showed a net tax gap in dollars for 2

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i don't know if he's pushing for platt form agenda items or a role of the convention. >> and this negotiation>> it's interesting. and immediately after exiting the race and what and could be the presumpive nominee. >> ron paul gathering delegates and he's done raising money and may get to plur yalt of five states needed to put your name on the ballot for nomination in texas. >> i think that is at this point so what do we know? ron paul swril a prime time slot at this convention that. is what he wants. i don't think there is a question. with santorum, it's more problematic. i think he'd like to be considered for vice president. i don't think that is going to happen for mitt rom nee. i think he wants to help maybe with some of the money stuff. and i think rick santorum believes he recess stated his loss and thinks maybe looking forward that he could be a player. and i don't know if that is true or if mitt romney can give him that comfort. >> one word. vp? >> and wright. >> no idea. >> no idea? that is all? >> sorry. >> another winning night. >> yes. >> and another winning night for mitt romney.

i don't know if he's pushing for platt form agenda items or a role of the convention. >> and this negotiationt's interesting. and immediately after exiting the race and what and could be the presumpive nominee. >> ron paul gathering delegates and he's done raising money and may get to plur yalt of five states needed to put your name on the ballot for nomination in texas. >> i think that is at this point so what do we know? ron paul swril a prime time slot at this convention that. is what he wants. i don't think there is a question. with santorum, it's more problematic. i think he'd like to be considered for vice president. i don't think that is going to happen for mitt rom nee. i think he wants to help maybe with some of the money stuff. and i think rick santorum believes he recess stated his loss and thinks maybe looking forward that he could be a player. and i don't know if that is true or if mitt romney can give him that comfort. >> one word. vp? >> and wright. >> no idea. >> no idea? that is all? >> sorry. >> another winning night. >> yes. >> and another winning night for mitt romney. vam

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i don't know if he's pushing for platt form agenda items or a role of the convention. >> and this negotiationnteresting. and immediately after exiting the race and what and could be the presumpive nominee. >> ron paul gathering delegates and he's done raising money and may get to plur yalt of five states needed to put your name on the ballot for nomination in texas. >> i think that is at this point so what do we know? ron paul swril a prime time slot at this convention that. is what he wants. i don't think there is a question. with santorum, it's more problematic. i think he'd like to be considered for vice president. i don't think that is going to happen for mitt rom nee. i think he wants to help maybe with some of the money stuff. and i think rick santorum believes he recess stated his loss and thinks maybe looking forward that he could be a player. and i don't know if that is true or if mitt romney can give him that comfort. >> one word. vp? >> and wright. >> no idea. >> no idea? that is all? >> sorry. >> another winning night. >> yes. >> and another winning night for mitt romney. vampkish

first of all, we've got a risk of severe storms from central texas all the way up to north platte, nebraska. could see some tornadoes developing out of this system on the radar. out west, we've got a lot of wet weather. monterey, up into sacramento, heavier rain. interior mountain snows, cascades, we're talking about -- i should say the sierra, anywhere from 1 to maybe even 1 1/2 feet of snow before it's all over. >> good morning. we're waking up to plenty of sunshine and maybe just a few clouds. it is pretty breezy with winds 10 >>> and that's your latest weather. savannah? ♪ and i be taking care of business ♪ ♪ every day >>> al, thank you. now to "today's professionals," our panel of power players weighing in on the hot topics of the day. star jones is an attorney and author, donny deutsch is chairman of deutsche incorporated and dr. nancy snyderman is nbc's chief medical editor. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> boy, we have a lot to talk about. let's start with the george zimmerman case. he's now been charged with second-degree murder in the shooting of trayvon martin. sta

platts and mr. towns has done work on the issue of improper payment.nd i think you are covering that in your testimony. what is the estimated annual improper payments? mistakes get made, refunds get sent to people who clearly didn't call aside for them in amounts around him at every baby. what is the estimated annual improper payment for irs? >> just give two examples. >> is there a? of 50 billion is a tax gap had was a comparable figure for annual improper payment? >> let me respond by saying i can tell you definitively under the additional child tax credit estimated at $4.2 billion a year out of the irs under interpretation from treasury disputes whether that's an improper payment. you know, we don't believe -- the i.t.'s office doesn't mean the lawyer authorizes the payment of additional child tax credit to people who are not u.s. citizens and don't have -- >> yeah, but we're dealing with global members here and it would be useful to have a number. the total amount estimated for the federal government's $125 billion a year. >> and of course he earne

police are warning the men could be near north platte, nebraska, after another inmate turned up there. the escapees are considered armed and dangerous. they managed to escape after overpowering guards at a county jail with homemade knives. >>> a 13-year-old boy from suburban denver is behind bars this morning accused of threatening to place a bomb at his middle school. a tip from another student led investigators to search that boy's home and that's where they found some bomb-making materials. now he's been charged with a felony. sadly enough, today is the anniversary of the massacre at columbine high school which is just seven miles away. >>> police in oakland are trying to track down an angry basketball fan who attacked a teenage player in the middle of the game. the man ran on to the court on easter sunday during a youth tournament between two longtime rival teams. he punched out the young player in front of the crowd and then managed somehow to get away from the scene. coaches from both teams are, of course, denouncing the attack. >> we all get fanatic about our sports, but deep b

. >> reporter: and another pair in north platt, nebraska. as night fell, many hoped the worst was behind them. and right when those weather radios and sirens were more critical than ever, another tornado hit woodward, oklahoma. you can see it here as the lightning strikes lighting up the tornado. that lightning knocking out the town's warning sirens. >> you can see it with the lightning, when the lightning stroke up. you could see it. it was huge. >> reporter: by daybreak, five lives lost, including a father and his two daughters after the tornado hit their mobile home. >> you come up here. you don't believe it until you see it, you know? but it hits hard. >> vehicles got tossed around. i guess people trying to get to shelter. it's a mess. >> reporter: 89 homes and 13 businesses destroyed. but so many lives changed forever. ginger zee, abc news, woodward, oklahoma. >> and as bad as some of those pictures are, you have to tip your hat to the national weather service folks because they were saying as early as thursday and friday, this weekend

and this slowing light long before sam platt papillote. a minor accident, a back up.ing a few more degrees and it'll be in the '80s on saturday and sunday. is very nice weather ahead. this storm is staying to our north. and next week we will see the return of the fog. let's check out the bridges. the traffic is moving smoothly and to sit with cisco. at the san mateo bridge with the earlier hot spot, that things are moving clearly. >>darya: your favorite mbas jersey might come with advertising. most internet national soccer clubs already have prominent as on the uniforms. they said that the proposal is far from the not the done deal. they have agreed prototypes and one of them replace the name of the team with the logo. what they got extra revenue from this advertisement than they should lower the tickets? right? >> the is that the look of the whale >>mark: let's take a look of the whale that is pulling the fishing line. they have manage to get most of the line off of the whale. this is off sandy at the beach. >>darya: they found the five the card -- guitars from tom p

but you don't hear anybody yelling and screaming about a platt corporate tax that would treat everybody in this country the same in the corporate world. >> reporter: oil is unpopular. we have $4 gas. they are a political tarring net this election year. apple is a cool company. the techies love their i phones and ipads. you don't go after a popular company and turn it into a target regardless of how much money it makes. nobody is talking about whether it would reduce tax all around so everybody would pay a fair stable share. >> rick perry got a lot of attention. bill: $110 billion cash on hand for apple. martha: they have earned their success, but it raises the question how can you punish one industry because you think what they do is morally bankrupt and reward another and let them get away with tax havens. it's a really big question. bill: the market is open in 19 minutes. the clock is ticking for eric holder. new details on what congress is getting prepared for and what it means for holder's future. martha: some new emails reveal how worried susan powell was about her husband josh. fi

in a dip platt i can even counter like this time has a value. it is an important commodity.not neutral in the negotiation. in this case time heavily favors iran. the more time they have the closer they can get to nuclear weapons. what happened in istanbul was the part why is got together, nobody moved moved an inch in terms of their real position. there is talk about how the atmosphere and tone was good but nobody moved substantively. now the next session is five weeks after the first one. what iran got is time. time that allows them to make more progress towards nuclear weapons. so for president obama to say they didn't get anything reveals he doesn't understand the dynamics of a diplomatic negotiation like this. megyn: what do you make of ehud barak saying hold on, we never promised the united states that we would not attack iran while these talks that we are not a part of go on. that's the first time he said that publicly and confirmed that no such deal was made. >> that because there is an important second commodity at issue here beyond time and that's political legitima

. >>> coming up, oliver platte with a sneak peek at the new season. [ jennifer garner ] there's a loticious cinnamon and sugar taste that's amazing. crave those crazy squares.™ ♪ [ male announcer ] for a bag that grips the can... get glad forceflex. ♪ small change, big difference. >>> on the hit show time series "the big c," acclaimed actor oliver platt plays paul jamison whose wife is living with cancer. last season paul suffered a heart attack, but did he survive? >> because we try to pry that out of oliver, let's look at what led up to paul's heart attack after he crashes an insurance company's holiday party. take a look. >> why don't i just leave you with something else to think about while you drink? you all work for a health insurance company, which means, no doubt, that you're probably covered by the same insurance. well, you better hope you don't get sick. >> you're so much fun at parties. now we know you're dealing with a lot with your wife who -- the lovely laura libby who plays your wife so well, suffering with cancer. but you have your own issues, mister. >> i do. i do. on

we've got a risk of strong storms from san angelo to north platte, nebraska, we're looking for the possibility of tornadoes out of these systems. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, tom kierein, storm center 4. sun sun and we're off to a cold start. above freezing most locations, we're in the mid and upper 30s. near 40 in washington. and by the bay. and later today, up near 60 degrees. great weather for the nationals home opener. a bit breezy, though. we'll have gusts of wind around 30 miles per hour. out of the northwest by mid afternoon it will begin to diminish. overnight tonight, another cold night. starting off in the 30s. >>> and that's your latest weather. ann? >>> coming up, an unbelievable story, a couple finds their newborn baby alive in the morgue 12 hours after the little girl was declared dead. first, this is "today" on nbc. [ male announcer ] a car is either luxury or it isn't. if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonroof, your options are going to be limited. ♪ if you want standard leather-trim

a risk of strong storms from san angelo into north platte, nebraska. looking for the possibility of >>> well, the heaviest of the rain now pushing to the south but there's more on the way. good morning, i'm christina loren and we're watching the formation of some pretty tall cumulonimbus clouds out there so the possibility of thunderstorms looking likely this afternoon. we'll keep you updated right here on nbc bay area. today we're looking towards the 50s and 60s. more like 60 inland, 55 in places like pacifica today. 58 tomorrow with more rain. >>> and that's your latest weather. ann? >>> coming up, an unbelievable story, a couple finds their newborn baby alive in the morgue 12 hours after the little girl was declared dead. first, this is "today" on nbc. i'm a native californian. times are tough. our state's going through a tough time. but we can fix it. ♪ chevron's been here in california for 133 years. we work hard. we support 1 in 200 jobs in the state. we support each other. and we spent over $450 million dollars with local small businesses last y

denver, north platte. we had tornado warnings earlier this morning in parts of eastern colorado. rainfall amounts, basically about an inch or so. stretching from just south of bismarck all the way into hastings, nebraska, omaha, as well. rest of the country expect windy conditions here in the northeast. may cause some air travel delays. beautiful weather through the gulf into southern california. look for some showers moving in to coastal pacific northwest. >> good morning. we expect dry weather. it will be kind of windy. high temperature expected near 63. >> that's your latest weather. ann? >> al, thank you. police in tucson, arizona, are now checking lakes and ponds near the home of the 6-year-old girl who vanished from her own bedroom one week ago. nbc's miguel almaguer has the latest on this investigation. miguel, good morning. >> ann, good morning. police say every day in this case there are new leads. some have brought them here to the home of isabel. others have led to exhaustive searches. but through it all there remains plenty of hope. at the little league field where is

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