. >> reporter: meet priscilla wilkowitz. we found her at a small vfw office in baton rouge, louisiana. >> this is a veterans of foreign wars and i didn't think you would do something like this. and we have agreed to talk to you, answer any -- >> reporter: nobody agreed. so here is the question, raised over three years and none of the money has gone to any veterans, ma'am? while she is the former national legislative liaison for the veterans of foreign wars, it is another veterans group she's president of that we wanted to discuss. okay, so the bottom line is you're not going to give me an interview. cnn has been trying for two years to get an interview with the disabled veterans national foundation, since we began tracking its fund-raising. we have gotten angry phone calls, angry e-mails, promises of written responses, and now a slammed door. ma'am? but no answers. and when you see just how this charity operates, you'll understand why. >> we're paying down our startup costs. >> reporter: on the organization's website, she li

not shoes like these. >> here is the question. >> priscilla wilkowitlz will not tell us why she sent shiny new shoes. the dvnf really wouldn't tell us anything. what the group and the president continue tell you, the american public, is to keep sending in those donations. >> drew, this is really just unbelievable. how does this charity get away with this? how do they take the money and not give it to the people that they say they are collecting it for? >> part of our mission is that if people actually donated and saw where their money was going or not going, all going to a private company, in fact, this fundraising service business operates, i don't think they would get away with it. legally, though, there doesn't seem to be much policing of these groups. but for the nonprofit watchdog groups that rate this charity as an f. >> and all of the money seems to be going directly to the company which is raising the funds. is that their business model, is simply raise money for themselves? >> you know, that seems to be the bottom line. we've been told in e-mails from this company is that th

meet priscilla wilkewitz, president of the veterans national foundation. who we found at a small vfw office in baton rouge. >> i really didn't think you'd do something like this and we've agreed to talk to you and answer your questions. >> reporter: nobody has agreed. so he's the question, none of the money has gone to any veterans. ma'am? >> while wilkewitz is the former national legislative liaison for the veterans of foreign awars, it's another veterans group she's president of that we wanted to discuss. the bottom line is, you are not going to give me an interview? cnn has been trying for two years to get an interview with the disabled veterans national foundation since we've began tracking its organization. we've gotten angry phone calls, angry e-mails, promises of written responses, and now a slammed door. ma'am? but no answers. and when you see just how this charity operates, you'll understand why. >> we're paying down our start-up costs. >> wilkewitz on the organization's website likes to boast about the charitable gifts that her group gives away.

the one priscilla's fabian doesn't. he can smell anything. crystal says she's glad she is in exposing people to enhance mother especially her children. which is nice because my children myself regular cigarettes bake-off them up. in dublin to live coverage cbs five. what is sauce businesses in north beach say that they're getting a raw deal on the city's central subway projects. they're upset because they plan includes a big hole right on columbus avenue to get acquitted in and out of the tunnel is this going to seriously hurt business and as of right now there are no plans for the subway to actually stop the north beach. >>> the current date is tunnel did whole plot the equipment. the response of the work is to be done in north beach to work out some of the concerns of the committee member to is there. neighbors and business owners said their meeting with the mayor today hunt to discuss this project. two waves take a look at some of the south across the bay and santa rosa and 20 degrees below normal for this time of the year techie in a 64 i

. >> reporter: priscilla fox was just 21 years old when she was murdered while jog. -- jogging. her naked body found days later. among the bits of evidence, left the -- at the crime scene. dna sample. that sample was left on the cd player sarah fox was carrying. it was collect and preserved. but until this week, was considered a cold clue. now, investigators say they found a match, linking it to this subway situation in east flatbush. surveillance video from march shows occupy wall street protestors, storming the subway station. so strap riders could ride for free. this is clearly seen in the video. detectives test side for-- tested it for dna and say the samples match the samples taken from sarah fox's murder scene. this breathes new life into a case that has gone eightiaries with no justice. but sources say it isn't necessarily a direct link to her killer, acknowledging the match could be a coincidence. they've long suspected this man, demetri shien land is responsible for sarah fox's death. >> i am not the murderer. people like me are not murderers, okay? >> reporter: police

a number of states including my own priscilla lodge regulatory reform initiatives.re having our state agencies that issue state regulations are required to have a public meeting in each of our counties for individuals and businesses can come and let them know about specific regulations that are a problem for them. we can look and see if we can get rid of them. to their credit, another -- a number of cabinet secretaries and governors have done the same thing. as an example, when the governors gathered this year with the president is someone asked about relief with respect to the efta. the president's war response was quite responsive. secretary duncan would be here today. he was the most flexible than the world except for high expectations for students. we won a similar conversation with each of these agencies. >> a couple more questions. >> going back to the question about obama, was he invited and one former another? -- in one form or another? >> and neither he or governor romney were invited. we always invite the president the united states to our meeting in washi

when he married priscilla chan the day after taking facebook public, the modest ceremony in the backyardsquare foot home his fortune was estimated at $15.7 billion, another level of super rich, which raises the question why have a mortgage at all. >> i'm frankly surprised he's borrowing money period. he's a phenomenally wealthy. i don't think there's a house big enough he can't just write a check and buy it for cash. >> reporter: for the 99%ers who aimed their anger at the 1%, mark zuckerberg getting a 1% mortgage seem like another reason to growl. while he got a great deal financing his home with its pool and sun rooms, there's nothing illegal or even surprising about that deal. in the rarified air here it happens. >> banks seeing a low risk customer. he's able to use his money better else wrchlt all in all it's a win-win financially. for the rest of us, we don't get it but that's how it works in a capitalistic system. >> reporter: no comment from facebook or zuckerberg himself about this story. it seems to be a new take on the jazz era refrain, the rich are different than you and me, t

patricia -- priscilla was a very special person and she never slowed down. our thoughts go out to amo and their family. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from illinois rise? mrs. biggert: i ask permission to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. biggert: madam speaker, today i rise to honor marsha, an illinois native and recipient of the 2012 national fire protection association fire and life safety educator of the year award. marsha serves as the fire department's public information officer and in that role she coordinates with emergency serviceperson ell to provide downers grove residents with valuable life-saving information and safety related materials. she's also assistant to the chief and a juvenile fire interventionist. and to help others promote safety within their own communities, she published a 400-page reference book, five and life safety educator, the most easily accessible reference book of its kind. madam speaker, marsha's mo