. ♪ >>> oh, yeah, steve miller. of my absolute favorites "the joker." >>> a wonderful shot near pier 39 in san francisco, wow, great shot, absolutely. we're going to let steve miller fade off and tell you a story that sounds like something out of a sci-fi film, but folks every bit is true. a few billionaires are putting up money to mine, wait on it, asteroids. but first, let me show you who the rich guys are who happen to be putting money up. not scientists, they know how to make money. as we look at the list. pop them up. james cameron, eric schmitt, larry page, and billionaire, ross perot, jr. they are hoping to find platinum on the asteroids. one of the most precious metals on earth. you use it every day, you don't even know it. many of you might wonder if it's necessary to launch a rocket to go in space to get it? we're lucky to have steven fleming, of enterprise innovation institute in georgia tech, steven, you have to nrt there will be people skeptical, it sounds like something out of "star trek" is this worth

. ♪ >>> oh, yeah, steve miller. of my absolute favorites "the joker." >>> a wonderful shot near pier 39 in san francisco, wow, great shot, absolutely. we're going to let steve miller fade off and tell you a story that sounds like something out of a sci-fi film, but folks every bit is true. a few billionaires are putting up money to mine, wait on it, asteroids. but first, let me show you who the rich guys are who happen to be putting money up. not scientists, they know how to make money. as we look at the list. pop them up. james cameron, eric schmitt, larry page, and billionaire, ross perot, jr. they are hoping to find platinum on the asteroids. one of the most precious metals on earth. you use it every day, you don't even know it. many of you might wonder if it's necessary to launch a rocket to go in space to get it? we're lucky to have steven fleming, of enterprise innovation institute in georgia tech, steven, you have to nrt there will be people skeptical, it sounds like something out of "star trek" is this worth

. >> my name is steve miller. i appreciate the opportunity to testify on the tax gap today and update the subcommittee on our identity theft work. the tax gap is the difference between the amount of tax owed by taxpayers for a given year and the amount 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 noose areas where noncompliance exists and the means by which we can impact compliance. as better explained in my written testimony, our work shows compliance is most prevalent where there is withholding and/or third party reporting. the irs recently received an updated tax gap study covering the year 2006 which shows the nation's compliance rate for that year is a little over 83%. this is essentially unchanged from the last review in 2001. the net gap in dollars for 2006 was $380 billion. underreporting is by far the largest portion. the largest portion is where there is little

. ♪ >>> i love me a little steve miller band in the morning.d stuff. >> especially at this time of the morning. >> major supermarket chains are putting the brakes on shopping carts with a ban on double coupons. >> it's the biggest battle between stores and extreme couponers. >> reporter: they are saving. >> i have instant savings coming back. >> reporter: and then there's saving. >> you are upwards of 50,000 to $75,000 in this room and we probably paid maybe $1,000 if that. >> reporter: once just a hobby to help save pennies, couponing has become its own kind of blood sport. >> really it becomes like a competition, like a game. >> reporter: coupon use his skyrocketed. and those like "extreme couponing" push the trend to new heights. >> they were on sale 10 for 10. 50 cents plus the store matching the amount makes it $1. >> reporter: now those deals -- >> detergent free. shampoo free. >> reporter: may be about to go the way of the blue light special. one of the largest supermarkets on the west coast, ralphs, says that double coupons will be no m

. >> a big steve miller fan. >> and a steve miller fan. >> stands the test of time. >> why doesn't heave a greater legacy? >> what's fascinating, when he was hot in 1975, "fly like an eagle," i was a huge fan. i don't know how he looked. he was elusive. he never showed his face. he never wanted to be a big rock star. he's got great songs. >> people call me the cowboy. >> i can understand that. let's move on. john, i'm going help you recover from that. >> arthur crock. >> let's read the joker's piece. >> yeah. the gangster of love. >> it's called rolling the vice dice. >> romney and his team could not be more different from mccain and his. the former candidate is risk of verse, the instinctive and vet rat gambler. the former campaign is a hospital corners operation. the smart guys in boston know in a post palin world their pick will receive scrutiny, but so will the process up to it. romney is emerging with a ton of bruises. the choice of his running mate is their best chance to spiff up his battered image. >> there's people talking about how he needs a game changing pick. he's got pro

. >> my name is steve miller. deputy commissioner of the revenue service. appreciate the opportunity to testify today and update the committee on our work this 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 exist 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 third-party reporting. the irs recently received an updated study covering the tax year 2006, which shows that the nations compliance rate for that year is 83%. this is essentially unchanged, covering tax or 2001. the report also showed that the next tax gap for 2006 with $385 billion. the tax gap is comprised of three components. underreporting, on an no filing, and not reporting the.

. >> ranking member towns, my name is steve miller. to find it deputy commissioner of internal revenue service. i appreciate it britain to testify in the tax gap today and also to update the subcommittee on identity work. 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 insight into areas where noncompliance exist and the means by which we can impact compliance. is better explained my written testimony, our work shows the compliance most prevalent where there is withholding and/or third-party reporting. the irs received an updated tax gap study covering the tax year 2006 which show the nation's compliance rate that year was a little over 83%. this is essentially unchanged for the last review covering tax year 2001. the report also showed that the net tax gap in dollars for 2006 was $385 milli

miller is down at ground zero right now. it's a big day down there, isn't it? >> yes, it is, steve, a very big day and we expect the building to actually become taller than the empire state building in just the next few hours. take a look behind me. we're going to actually pan up one world trade center and you can see the work in progress. the building now standing at just under 1250 feet, 1250 feet is the height of the empire state building. later today, it is going to surpass that. it is expected to surpass it by approximately 21 feet. we should know more later and in a moment, i'll have a little scorecard for you. let's take a look now at some time lapse photography that shows you the construction of the building. you can see it constructed here in what appears to be just a matter of seconds but in actuality, what took place was years of blood, sweat and tears. let's not lose sight of the fact that nearly 3,000 people lost their lives at this site, the construction of this building has really transformed lower

se expandió a 12 milla de radio de donde desapareció la adolescente, steve lamar dijo que no tiene cómo pagar esa ayuda, bryan millerue aunque hoy no se encontró nada en las áreas, hoy puede ser diferente él confía que esto traerá resultados. >>> hemos repartido miles, no solo en tiendas y centros comerciales también se han colado en estaciones de buses y 200 posters serán desplazados en los trenes del bart. >>> segun las autoridades desde la desaparición de sierra lamar, cerca de 290 agresores sexuales han sido investigados, hay nuevas pistas de teléfono e internet, además de 100 negocios que han dado donaciones para aumentar la búsqueda. >>> la búsqueda continuará mañana, esperan que la comunidad continúe ayudando como hasta ahora se recomienda para la búsqueda de mañana a contar de las 9 de la mañana las personas tienen que ser mayores de 18 años regresamos a los estudios. >>> al importancia de ser voluntarios, muchísimas gracias, claudia, por ahora l adesaparición de otra adolescente ha tenido un deselancde trágico, la policía cree que el cuerpo es de la menor de 15 años de edad previamente las autoridades había

. >> 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

miller 64 ♪ to miller 64 ♪ to love, sweat and beers and well deserved cheers ♪ ♪ to miller 64 ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve. it's time for a "brainstorm." [ thunder ] [ cheers and applause ] >> a bottle of red, a bottle of white. >> jimmy: what did kathie lee and hoda have for breakfast this morning? [ laughter ] [ thunder ] [ applause ] >> million man march. >> jimmy: describe the line for snooki's paternity test. [ laughter ] [ thunder ] [ applause ] >> i'll just have a salad. >> jimmy: what did newt gingrich say on april fools' day? [ laughter ] [ thunder ] [ applause ] >> "titanic 3-d." >> jimmy: what size is sophia vegara's bra? [ thunder ] [ applause ] >> four more years. >> jimmy: how much longer 'til justin bieber hits puberty? [ laughter ] [ thunder ] [ applause ] >> gas prices and snoop dogg. >> jimmy: what are two things that are super high right now? [ laughter ] [ thunder ] [ applause ] >> it looks harder than it is. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you should have just sang "my weenie," you know. [ laughter ] what was my pick-up line in college? i don't even know what that means. [ thunder

steve harvey stops by studio 57. and that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm michelle miller.,,, >> i could not sleep last night. it just kept coming in my eyes >> if family of cyclists hit by an s-u-v. what might have been distracting the

steve: that's anthony davis right there. he felt him and then he saw him but he couldn't react in time. jim: and miller gets away from teahan. [whistle] valuable seconds fading away to the finish line with 17 seconds. and double bonus. lamb at the line for two. huge. coach calipari is 17 seconds away from his first national championship. steve: he's been so loose here this week, jim, and i think it's been a little bit of an act because this has to mean so much to him, but he continues to say this means nothing to my legacy, this is all about my team. and i think it's been a great coaching job by him to keep his team loose and relaxed and not let them get caught up in the pressure of the moment. jim: lamb, who had that critical stretch with a couple of threes in this half in the span of 38 seconds, steps up and hits two. kentucky fans think they have it now. johnson, three. short. into the arms of davis. and the superior team all season long was the superior team tonight. and the kentucky coronation is complete! champions, 2012! jim: joe b. hall sitting next to denny crum. jim: a furious rally by robins

steve: that's anthony davis right there. he felt him and then he saw him but he couldn't react in time. jim: and miller gets away from teahan. [whistle] valuable seconds fading away to the finish line with 17 seconds. and double bonus. lamb at the line for two. huge. coach calipari is 17 seconds away from his first national championship. steve: he's been so loose here this week, jim, and i think it's been a little bit of an act because this has to mean so much to him, but he continues to say this means nothing to my legacy, this is all about my team. and i think it's been a great coaching job by him to keep his team loose and relaxed and not let them get caught up in the pressure of the moment. jim: lamb, who had that critical stretch with a couple of threes in this half in the span of 38 seconds, steps up and hits two. kentucky fans think they have it now. johnson, three. short. into the arms of davis. and the superior team all season long was the superior team tonight. and the kentucky coronation is complete! champions, 2012! jim: joe b. hall sitting next to denny crum. jim: a furious rally by robins

steve sanders. and i'm dina bair. we welcome our viewers who are watching us america and on the web. wgn's jae miller is live in the newsroom with the latest. the judge set bond at 150- thousand dollars. during the bond hearing george zimmerman addressed trayvon martin's parents...with an apology. under the condition of his bond...zimmerman will be under gps monitoring and is ordered to have no contact with the vicitm's family, no possession of firearms and no use of any controlled substances. he also must contact authorites every three days. several witnesses testified on his behalf including members of his family by telephone because they feared for their safety ... >>his face was swollen quite a bigt.... there were two gashes on the back of his head. >>any evidence that conflicts are witnesses anything that conflicts with the contention that mr. trayvon martin assaultive first ... >>other than what was told to us there are no contradicting stories to the judge did allow zimmerman to leave the state but says that needs to be worked out with law enforcement officials. the driver of a car crossed int