side of that, avoiding self-incrimination, taking the fifth.he investigation will continue and congress, if they are not fired up about this already, over the last two days everything we hear on capitol hill is that both sides are really engaged. bill: you heard jordan say 14 opportunities. now that number is new to me. what i heard was four in the last year, where lois lerner had a chance to share her knowledge with congress and did or did not or was not entirely forthcoming as we are finding out now. is it your or 14? >> the 14 is new to us as well. i think there were letters sent by lawmakers to the i.r.s. and maybe specifically to lois lerner, but we want to check that. the other element to this. bill, is how that process developed where they planted the question for lois lerner at the aba conference and that is how this whole thing was picked up in the press. now we learn that the white house talked to tesh re to the treasury department about how and when this will all come out, and not specific details but broad generalities about this in

why bother inducting privilege self-incrimination unless there is some self-incrimination possibility there. also the idea that the president is not responsible for his top aids and is not responsible for the department of the treasury. it's just ridiculous. the idea that all this conspiring is going on and somehow he is kept out of the loop. look, i have been down this road before. i worked for mr. nixon. i have seen how it works. this is the nixon look again minus all the foreign policy achievements. >> bill: when you know about corporations and government, because you have worked in both as you pointed out, and the deniability factor, this is important for people to understand. it's not beyond comprehension that ms. ruemmler, mcdonough and all the president's men and women in the white house decided, you know, we are not going to tell them anything because we think this could be very serious we will protect him by not telling him. that's not beyond comprehension, is it? >> what is beyond comprehension, sir that they would think that was poor important than stopping it right then an

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the agency investigated, lois lerner thought she invoked her constitutional right to avoid self-incrimination. but she effectively waived her fifth amendment privilege. here's what happened. >> i will not answer any questions or testify about the subject matter of the committee's meeting. >> we will take your refusal as a refusal to testify. the witness and counsel are dismissed. >> mr. cummings just said we should run this like a courtroom. she just testified, she just waived her fifth amendment right to privilege, you don't get to tell your side of the story and not be subjected to cross-examination, that's not the way it works. she waived her right to fifth amendment privilege by issuing an opening statement. she ought to answer our questions. >>> a far reaching bill to overhaul the nation's immigration system is now headed to the full senate in early june. the senate judiciary committee easily passed the measure late tuesday, paving the way for 11 million illegal immigrants to receive permanent u.s. citiz citizensh citizenship. passage in the house and senate may be more likely. >>> earni

not committed any crime but will take the fifth and invoke her constitutional right against self- incrimination. some accused her of lying to congress of reports that the irs was impropellerly -- improperly targeting conservative groups. 13 yes votes and five no votes. the senate judiciary committee approved a far reaching immigration reform bill. the measure goes to the full senate. the legislation would create a pathway to citizenship. a new program for low scored labor and also allow more high skilled workers into the country. >>> you can never count out the san jose sharks. last night at hp pavilion they beat the kings 2-1. the sharks lost the first two games to l.a. but have now won the last two to even the playoff series. the victory capped a memorable night for nick gallagher who has been battling cancer for the past seven years. >> i say live life every day. >> gallagher also received the honor of riding on the zamboni machine. the red cross was also on hand collecting victims for the oklahoma tornado. >> way to go sharks. >>> 4:36 is the time. sal, how is the the early morning commute?

she decided to invoke her fifth amendment right against self incrimination. committee. here's the exchange how that went down. >> i will not answer any questions ob the subject of the meeting. >> we will take your refusal as a refusal to testify. the witness and counsel are dismissed. >> mr. issa, mr. cummings said we should do this like a courtroom. she just waved her fifth amendment right to privilege. you don't get to tell your side of the story and then not be questioned she waived her right. she ought to stand her and answer our questions. >> now chairman issa did not accept congressman gabbi's legal interpretation there. he did dismiss the witness. and you have testimony from the deputy treasury secretary who repeated what the administration was saying. they were not aware improper conduct was going on. they wait for the report to come out, and then the president acted. and members are going to question him further and one of the things members are boaring in on is the fact that the irs failed to correct the record after saying no improper targeting had

appear, lois lerner took the oath and then took the 5th, her constitutional right to avoid self-incrimination. >> i will not answer any questions or testify today. >> reporter: lerner's refusal to answer came after she stunned the house oversight committee by speaking out, professing her innocence. >> i have not done anything wrong. i have not broken any laws. i have not violated any irs rules or regulations. >> reporter: an inspector general found before the 2012 election the irs division run by lerner inappropriately picked out conservative and tea party groups applying for tax-exempt status for special scrutiny. >> she ought to stand here and answer our questions. >> reporter: lerner was excused and attention turned to the former irs commissioner douglas shulman who swore last year no targeting had happened, found out it had, and then failed to tell congress. he faced a bipartisan flogging. >> you did nothing. you abdicated your responsibility. >> it was your job to make sure people weren't abused. it was your job to stop abuse and also to report it. >> reporter: shulman insisted he was no

if lois lerner has nothing to hide, why did she invoke her fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination? >> well, there are a lot of interesting factors here that we learn from the hearing this week, and no, we didn't hear from miss lerner who recused herself. she may be summoned back. she may have waived her fifth amendment right by saying she did nothing wrong at the start of the hearing, so we may be hearing from her. if she can come back on her subpoena, she may be questioned. some of the things we heard that were really interesting had to do with the irs commissioner at the time. he made 118 trips to the white house to speak to various people there, the president, others, both beneath the president -- the president and people beneath the president to talk about various things including healthcare reform and other issues. one big question is how far up the chain in all those meetings did this come up in passing in the white house the fact that these groups were complaining about being targeted and that there was an investigation going on. >> what did the president know and when did

her attorney says she will invoke her constitutional right against self-incrimination. >>> anthony weiner has made it official, he is running for mayor of new york city. you may recall weiner's congressional career collapsed when he tweeted lewd photos to women via twitter. he hopes to replace mayor bloomberg who can't run for mayor again because of term limits. >>> it is 4:49. no apologies from apple's ceo tim cook in his appearance on capitol hill yesterday. he was being questioned about apple's use of offshore accounts mostly in ireland to avoid paying billions in taxes back here in the states. cook said apple hasn't done anything wrong. he also pointed out the company paid more than $6 billion in u.s. taxes last year alone. >> we pay all the taxes we owe every, single dollar. >> what i see is apple's earning these profits outside the united states by law and regulation they're not taxable in the u.s. >> cook also recommended changes to the u.s. tax law to make it more business friendly but committee leaders want to close loopholes in the tax code to force apple and other high- tech co

she's going to invoke her right against self incrimination. learner has already admitted publically to cross-suit niezing the groups. two tea party groups have filed lawsuits against the irs alleging privacy. violations. we have new developments in iran. the body that candidates has approved 8 candidates to run for president. absent from the list is the current president. he says that was a long thought any way. consulting was this will likely be a more conservative player, closer to the supreme player. now, the crucial first round of voting begins june 14 lt. a dramatic statement made to jurors today. jodi arias spoke and pleaded that her life be spared. you may remember in an interview, after, she was found guilty, she said she wanted the death penalty. she's apparently saying something different. she called the murder of ex-boyfriend travis alex ander the worst mistake she'd ever made and says she could be constructive in prison. >> i can help other become literate so they can add that dimension to their lives. >> the ceo of apple, tim cook

any questions during the hearing on the scandal invoking her fifth amendment right against self-incrimination> spain's market regulators said it will investigate high volume trading of shares yesterday to determine if the activity was legal. the lender's stock price fell over 50% during the unusual session. the probe comes as the chairman of spain's three biggest banks, including santander's amelia botter are due to appear in court today to answer questions over bankia's ipo. stephane is in madrid with the latest. here is this line of going to go? >> it's not a trial at this stage, ross. it's a hearing. the prosecutor wants to know how they've been involving the ipo of the banks, what did they know about the situation of the bank and precisely, he wants to know about a meeting that took place just a few days before the resignation of the chairman of ban kia in 2012. it's part of the investigation to know if the former management of bankia. bear in mind that the investigating magistrate so far has not built in the formal change against anywhere and could see it's a bank probe still going on in

the fifth amendment gives people protection against self- incrimination. doug is slated to testify thousands morning. that will be the second time in two days. congresswoman spear and the rest of the house oversight committee will get that started in just 15 minutes. we'll have the latest tom for you next hour. live in washington kyla campbell ktvu channel 2 news. >>> jodi arias pleads with the jury to save her life saying she can still make a contribution to society. she will be able to help other women if she is sentenced to life in prison. she will spend her time making wigs for women with cancer. designing t-shirts for victims of domestic abuse. area yays -- arias also talked about her interest in art. >> if i'm sentenced to life i will live among the general population of women andly be able to share my knowledge with them. the bwanas have the desire to i may be able to start classes. >> a jury found arias guilty of first degree murder in the stabbing and shooting death of her exboyfriend travis alexander. she says she killed him in self- defense and

lois lerner admits when you exercise your fifth amendment right against self-incrimination some peopleve groups and her insistence she's done nothing wrong. tonight new information. she's coming back. we have fox team

reform committee, lois boehner denied wrongdoing but invoked her constitutional right to avoid self-incrimination. >> i have not violated any irs rules or regulations and i have not provided false information to this or any other congressional committee. and while i would very much like to answer the committee's questions today, i have been advised by counsel to assert my constitutional right not to testify or answer questions related to the subject matter of this hearing. >> lois lerner was the first irs official to publicly acknowledge right wing groups were subjected to extra scrutiny in a flood of applications from groups seeking charitable tax exemptions. but questions have swirled around her role. in colorado, the governor has stayed the execution of a death row prisoner by citing moral concerns about the death penalty. on wednesday, governor hickenlooper announced a temporary reprieve for nathan dunlap, colorado's longest serving death row inmates. he was scheduled for execution in august for 1996 quadruple murder. in a statement, the governor said -- those are some of the headlines. this

yesterday she refused to answer a house committee's questions, citing her right against self-incriminatione u.s. house voted today to peg federal student loan rates to those set by financial markets. republicans said it will forestall a doubling of the current rates-- set to take effect on july first-- and divorce the issue from politics. democrats warned the move to variable rate loans could lead to higher costs in coming years, if market rates rise. >> we want to help students. we want to give them certainty, and we want them not to reply lye on the whims of politicians here, and we want also not to put a burden on the american people and the taxpayer, not add, not add to that. >> this bill will hurt young people and middle class families who are already struggling with crushing student lone debt. the idea that as a country we make money on the pursuit by young people of their education is plain wrong. >> sreenivasan: democrats want to keep the subsidized rates at 3.4% for another two years at a cost of $9 billion. the house bill is given little chance in the senate, where democrats have

the witness stand at a house hearing tomorrow by invoking her fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. >>> super bowl l is headed here. the surprise reaction in san francisco and the preparations for the game. >>> i'm inside a wind tunnel to show you how strong a it tornado can be. Ñw? >>> super bowl l in 2016 has been awarded to san francisco. >> that was the reaction from inside santa clara city hall. the bay area will be home to super bowl l. the bay area hasn't hosted a super bowl since 1985. the entire region is abuzz with plans to make l one the world will never forget. david stevenson with the low tech way the play your got the news today. >> reporter: news of the win brought big cheers here to san francisco city hall. now the hard work begins. ed lee got the word during an event honoring the golden state warriors. an aide brought him a note saying that san francisco bay area won the rights to host super bowl l. lee read the note. >> i had to read it three times. wait a minute, when they say l 50, is that super bowl 50? did i read that right? >> just want to let y'all know, san

blame for the irs scandal still has a job and is invoking her fifth amendment right against self incrimination. i'll have the latest next. and or had this type of treatment versus those that ha >>> it is not every day you see the head of a major government agency go before congress and plead the fifth, so it was remarkable to say lois lerner, the director of the irs's exempt organization unit did just that before the house oversight committee. >> well, i would very much like to answer the committee's questions today, i've been advised by my council to assert my constitutional right not to answer questions related to the subject matter of this hearing. >> the questions lerner wouldn't answer were -- application for tax exempt status for extra scrutiny. darrell issa kept trying. >> is it possible that we could narrow the scope of questions and that there are some areas that you would be able to answer any questions on here today? >> i will not answer any questions or testify today. >> ms. lerner, would you be willing to answer questions specifically remitted to the earlier statements made under

and her decision to insore her fifth amendment right against self-incrimination today. >> thank you for letting me hear that. her response, that's what they're doing as of right now. she clearly was not fort coming with all the information that she was prepared to give out just two days later with a set of questions. and i think there in lies the problem for her. that she was not forthright and forthcoming with congress on a simple question. when asked why she waited so long to come clean on the issue she said no one had ever asked her before. that wasn't true. obviously i had just asked her two days before. john, therein lies her president obama why she invoked the fifth amendment. she had been drilled just two days before and she came clean. >> john: that's why you she refuseed to speak today. >> i think that's why. i don't think it goes back in when she knew what. that's become clear that they were under investigation for quite some time as the i.g.'s report indicated last week when it became public. >> john: were you angry that this irs mess happened under president obama's watch? >

subpoenaed to appear in a house hearing and her lawyer said she will invoke her right against self incrimination and refuse to answer any questions. she hads not committed a crime or meat misrepresentation, but she has no choice to appear and requiring her has no purpose than to embarrass or burden her. senators heard from for the first time yesterday and they were not satisfied with his answers. >> who did know? you read the report and you were the commissioner. >> never lie unless you have to and if you don't have a good lie, stick to the truth. >> i deeply am saddened by the seven-day forcast events. i read the report and i regret that it happened and that it happened on my watch. >> is that an apology? >> to your constituents, i don't know the details of your constituents and what happened to them. >> you didn't mention this in your responses to the senate or any other congressional body. mr. miller, that's a lie by omission. there is no question about that in my mind. it's a lie by omission. >> i did not lie. >> how do you not apologize. the senator was begging him. he refused to apologize

testify but he will almost certainly plead the fifth, assert his fifth amendment right against self-incriminationl probably do that, it is not uncommon to see that in a situation like this to not have to answer any questions related to possible charges or any possible landmines down the road later by prosecutors somehow untruthful to the grand jury. liz: when you are subpoenaed, do they have something now? this has been going on for a long time. we go back to good friday where one of his employees was charg charged, all kinds of issues swirling around, now they're going to subpoena him. when do you get confident enough to issue a subpoena? >> the usual see it in the context of the justice department feels it is close to the end of an investigation. in the situation like this, i believe the government will likely ask the grand jury to determine an indictment against steeesteve. the roadmap to where we are right now can be seen in the case you just mentioned a moment ago as well the case against matthew, it is still active and in that complaint there are serious insider investigations were there ha

she will invoke her right against self-incrimination.mmittee will make her show up in person to plead the fifth rather than excuse her from testifying, which is what her lawyer asked for on the grounds he could promise she really was not going to say anything. the committee is not excusing her, they'll make her show up and say repeatedly she will not answer their questions. the other side of the story, the increasingly incoherent upset over the timing of when the irs problem became widely known. was it not just a bad thing the irs was doing but also a coverup of the bad thing the irs was doing? reporters at the white house press briefing pressed jay carney on the alleged secrecy of the investigation. why was it kept secret so long? why did nobody know about this investigation? for the record, i want to point out this. this was posted online publicly in october. it is the official public unclassified free to everyone publication that the irs investigation was under way. it was posted publicly online in october and yes, there was a lot abo

lois lerner admits when you exercise your fifth amendment right against self-incrimination some people will assume you're guilty, but that did not stop her from refusing to answer questions about the tax bureau's targeting of conservative groups and her insistence she's done nothing wrong. tonight new information. she's coming back. we have fox team coverage. doug mckelway looks at lerner's record, but we begin with with mike emanuel on her appearance today. >> the star witness bailed out early, but lawmakers had plenty of questions, about six hours' worth, trying to get to the bottom of the irs targeting conservative groups. >> i've been advised by my counsel to assert my constitutional right not to testify or answer questions related to the subject matter of this hearing. >> the head of the irs's tax exempt organization's office had been accused by house oversight leadership in this may 14th letter of lying or misleading congress. lerner revealed on may 10th in response to a planted question that the irs was targeting conservative groups. today before leaving she defended herself. >>

by the way, we all have a fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. face questions that law enforcement poses to us. i don't think his position is crazy. i do think it is unlikely it would prevail in court. >> what i don't understand is if a doctor shows up at your doorstep, you gone get to not commit, what's to say he could keep his mouth south shut? >> yes, this becomes the battle of the experts t. prosecution has the right because they have the burden to put on proof. the only way to get to the proof is to examine the defendant. if you tell them they can't investigate the defendant. it's like saying you are if a boxing match, you can't raise your hands. is not very fair and just. if we august to have a fair trial, it has to be fair to the prosecution as well. >> i always fine the insan at the kay fascinating. in this case, particularly so. >>> we have another case coming up. this one will surprise a lot of people you see people having wine in a restaurant. what about a case where how you behave as a pregnant woman can land you in prison. plievt or

attorney says his client will refuse to testify by invoking her constitutional right against self- incrimination. >>> a bay area restaurant hoping for a roaring success with its latest exotic offering got the opposite reaction. the owner of mokutanya yakitori in burlingame offered lion meat on the menu but after backlash on social media, he removed it after a couple of days and apologized for offending anyone. two dozen customers bought the dish for $70 a pop. >>> norah o'donnell joins us live for a look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning" from moore, oklahoma with more on the devastating tornado. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. the sun is up today and the clean-up begins here in moore, oklahoma. we are going to speak with a girl who huddled in the hallways the tornado ravaged her school, and with her mother who raced to find her fearing the very worst. plus, oklahoma senator tom coburn voted against hurricane sandy relief funds but how does he feel about aid for his own state? we are going to ask him. first on "cbs this morning," we'll reveal this year's forbe

who runs the irs unit at the center of the scandal invoked her fifth amendment right against self incrimination. she refused to answer questions from congress. steve handelsman is on capitol hill with the latest on all this. steve. >> reporter: doreen, thanks. no surprise from lerner but after what she did it's got to look at least to a lot of americans that it's more likely that crimes were committed at the irs. democrats fear it's more likely that republicans will get what they want in this scandal investigation, which is a special prosecutor to look into it. all because one witness up here today took the fifth. house lawmakers believe lois lerner knows why conservative groups were targeted by the irs. she still runs the section of irs that did the targeting. but in today's hearing, lerner denied personal responsibility. >> i have not done anything wrong. >> reporter: then she took the fifth, refusing to answer questions. >> one of the basic functions of the fifth amendment is to protect innocent individuals, and that is the protection i am invoking today. >> reporter: irs officials stonewall

to the committee to inform us that she intends to invoke her fifth amendment right against self-incrimination will not be able to ask her questions today. >> so, lois lerner not going to testify, apparently. this, i think, infur raiates a of people. i think many folks will view ms. lerner as either a coward or criminal, whether that's fair or not. this is why it bothers me. she heads up the very department that we're all talking about when we're looking at this irs scandal. she delivered the response to the planted question at the aba conference. so clearly there was some coordination on her part as to how this would be rolled out. she apologized for the actions of the irs, which indicates to me she has the authority to do so. and is taking some responsibility there. and now suddenly she doesn't want any responsibility. she not only doesn't want to apologize, she doesn't want to have to talk about it. which is appalling and incredibly offensive. the thing i found interesting and what i want to ask you, ari, about, is this idea that she could please the fifth after giving her own statement. le

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lerner the irs official in charge of approving tax-exempt status invoked her right against self-incriminationlerner has admitted her department at the irs wrongly targeted conservative groups such as tea partiers and she apologized for it but she clammed up when she was subpoenaed to testify about it at today's hearing before the house oversight committee. lerner only invoked the 5th after giving a statement declaring that her hands are clean. >> i have not done anything wrong and while i would very much like to answer the committee's questions today i've been advised by my counsel to assert my constitutional right not to testify or answer questions related to the subject matter of this hearing. >> after that, chairman darrell issa, congressman from california, did a pretty good job of concealing how irritated he was by that. he tried to dismiss her from the hearing, but hold on just a minute, fellow republican trey gowdy, was not done with her. >> you don't get to tell your side of the story and then not be subjected to cross examination. that's not the way it works. she waived her right to