entitled the cardinal way. the cardinals tried to avoid the curse of the cubbies.a couple of them in the last week. that's one of the thing that st. louis has done so well. whether they lose a starter or a reliever. there always seems to be someone who can step up and step in that has been groomed and they don't miss a beat. >> mitch: you look at whether it is the starting pitching or in the bull pen. trevor rosenthal coming out of the pen in the postseason last year. 50% of the fastballs he let go of were over 100 miles an hour. a 1-2-3 inning for chavez. we head to the ninth in houston. 11-5, oakland. [ male announcer ] all over the world, when the sun goes down, the foodies come out. they cross oceans, leave behind their countries, and their comfort zones. nothing stops them in their pursuit of culinary perfection. except... i'm sorry. no american express. [ male announcer ] luckily, mastercard is accepted

months ago,tter of the cardinal was in the splendor of the sistine chapel, electing a new pope. today, he faced protests and almost five hours of fierce questioning by parliamentary committee looking at the problem of child sex abuse. >> i am fully apologetic and absolutely sorry, and that is the basis for everything on .hich i will say >> the roman catholic church in victoria says there have been 600 cases of child abuse since the 1930's. the cardinal admitted publicly there have been some instances of coverups. >> the fear of the scandal led this camera -- led to coverups. could it have allowed priests to prey on innocent children? would have to say there is significant truth in that. >> this family has suffered terribly. two daughters were victims of sexual abuse at the hands of the school priest. one committed- suicide. the other is now disabled after drinking heavily and being hit by a car. they say the cardinal has showed a social path that lack of empathy. -- so she'll pass it -- so she'll pass -- a sociopathic lack of empathy. >> prove what you are saying in court. i don

it's said that the cardinal maffeo barberini held a mirror to bernini's face so the young pdigy couldse his own expression of intense concentration fothe david. when the cardinal became pope urban viii, he said to the artist, "it is your good luck to see maffeo barberini pope, "but we are even luckier, "for the cavaliere bernini lives at the time of our pontificate." there is scarcely a corner of rome that was not graced by bernini's touch... from the small witty adornment, the elephant and the obelisk in the little piazza of santa maria sopra minerva... to the vast piazza and its enclosnne, in front of the basilica of saint peter. "he is a rare man," said urban viii, "and a sublime artist borne by divine disposition and for the glory of rome." these statements by the pope about his favorite artist are significant in two ways. they were prophetic of the prodigious role bernini would play in his works for urban and the succeeding popes for a period of 60 years. rome was transformed into a modern city replete with public monuments meant not just for the elite but for everyone to admire

and as a north carolinan, i love our state bird, the cardinal. that's a stupid bird. but it's mine now and i love it as much as our state dog, the plott hound. jesus, well, whatever. but most shockingly, i will no longer enjoy south carolina's tanky, savory, juicy and deeply delicious barbecue, made with our unique mustard-based sauce. now instead i now officially love north carolina sauceless vinegar-based meat product that they call barbecue. mmmm. i'll tell you what... ( cheers and applause ). i'm going to get me some. here we go. here we go. for lulu. ( cheers and applause ). mmm. that is a... i'll tell you what. you know what? i might just leave the rest of that for later. okay. ( cheers and applause ). i can't do it. i can't do it. i love south carolina too much. and i love my sister.

the cardinal rule is you don't get involved in an independent investigation. >> jon: you sweet, sweet boy. ( laughter ) i know the cardinal rule is you don't get involved, but the problem here is the gap between involved in and aware of. it's like your kids want to make dinner for you. you don't have to be involved. but you should be aware that they're doing it. ( laughter ) or you get stuck explaining why your house burned down. and-- ( laughter ) can i say something. my favorite part of that, the kids, even when the house is on fire. they don't lose their smile. "oh, there's a fire..." by the way, we weren't the only ones who wondered why the obama administration sent out kevin a older brother from "home alone." >> i mean, this is no disrespect to you. why are you here today? why isn't the white house chief of staff here to tell us what happened? >> displ why am i here instead of the white house chief of staff? i don't know. he thought this would be funnier? i don't know. young guy who really doesn't know answering questions. not that having actual explanations for the scandal would

he met with a friend of his, the cardinal and the vatican and he was having a glass of wine with the nal. and the cardinals choked, but blue and then wet white and was taken off to the hospital. i don't know his condition now, but his last words going out the door was he can't do that. i don't know who the he was, whether it was just for mike or tom, but anyway i wanted to encourage you about the effect of your tale. >> i made a current alternate red and blue. god bless america. there is something here about americanism and this is something i want to talk about. i opened the book at painting a picture of signing on the vatican and 1870. the italian army for unification not gani lawal is a cannonball whistled over the red power roots in the calgary from piemonte rushed in and some of the soldiers died, but it is the end of the vatican strain is a significant ruler over land central italy. at that ball might, church committed itself to becoming a vampire territory, but amoral empire. be prepared for this a few years earlier by declaring the pope in fallible. non-catholics, i don't know

contributed strongly to his reputation as the great cardinal russian political p.r. as we know was a highly competitive and very tricky environment to operate in some of the. stage management that took place around that time gave rise to the expression propaganda which many people would recognize as. kind of symptomatic of russian politics. in the not too distant past he then went to work with president medvedev . from two thousand eight thousand and twelve with responsibility for modernization and again this is kind of conceptual. developing here and so in some way he was the key behind the concept of modernizing the russian economy and he was one of the key proponents of the innovation hope we know this is the. technical excellence and on the on the outskirts of moscow most recently as it has been involved there's been embroiled in a somewhat unseemly. case of corruption there are allegations that prosecutors inspected spoke of his office recently. was involved in a public exchange of views by way of open letters newspapers with one of the prosecutors spokesman. and

>> here is the cardinal rule when you deal with situations like this. never interfere with an independent investigation and never give the appearance of interfering with an independent investigation. they didn't tell any one in the white house and the treasury department said that all that secretary warren was informed about was that an investigation was beginning. gave the same heads up to congressman ice is a. there was no details and no evidence and as congressman issa said as to why he didn't talk about this publicly when you are dealing with a nonpartisan agency like the irs you wait until you have the actual facts and go out and make assertions. >> chris: you are saying that nobody told the white house that the irs ig investigation was going. >> that's what i'm saying. >> chris: the rise of the application for tax exempt group was a big deal at this point. a big issue for democrats. in september of 2010, the democratic chair of senate finance called on the irs to investigate groups applying for tax exempt status. in march of 2012, seven democratic

with a brilliant double play but the cardinals beat the royals. . >>> brewers -- carlos gomez thoughtad a home run but look at aaron hicks leaps at the wall and takes the home run away newscast is tomorrow mornin 4-30. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,is next with paris >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for montel's living well healthmaster, brought to you by tristar products. today, on living well with montel... >> sylvia browne! [cheering and applause...] >> announcer: sylvia browne and montel, together again for the first time in more than a year. don't miss sylvia's huge announcement... [applause] and her shocking psychic predictions, including a frightening revelation about one woman... >> i call this a desert period. >> announcer: that could save her life, and yours. plus, see why even sylvia is in love with montel's newest living well product. >> hi, i'm montel williams. a few years ago, my life took a dramatic turn and my health became the complete and total focus of my life. since that time, through research and advice from world-renowned doctors and health care experts, i'v

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>> here's the cardinal rule when you deal with situations like this. you never interfere with an independent investigation, you never give the appearance of interfering with an independent investigation. the treasury department didn't tell anyone in the white house. the treasury department also said that all secretary wolin was performed of was -- informed of was that such an investigation was beginning, and gave the same heads-up to congress, including congressman issa. issa said he didn't talk about it publicly, is when you're dealing with a nonpartisan agency like the irs, you wait until you have the actual facts before you go out and make assertions. >> chris: again, i want to make it clear, you're saying nobody after that meeting between russell george and neal wolin, nobody told the irs that this irs ig investigation was going on? >> that's what the treasury department said and that's what i'm telling you. >> chris: the rise of the tea party, the application for tax exempt group was a big point in the wake of the citizens united ruling by the supr

the man known as russia's gray cardinal resigns from the government we take a look at the man and what could be behind his exit from the halls of power. and then life in prison the only life you can afford some courts in ohio joining the homeless people with disabilities because they can't afford to pay a small fine. hello they're welcome you're watching our say with me and three. now the u.n. is calling for the immediate release of four of its peacekeepers held by syrian rebels the peacekeepers were abducted in the golan heights the demilitarized zone between syria and israel is our middle east correspondent. i've just gotten off the phone with the deputy chief of staff for the united nations peacekeeping force in the area and he says that they are definitely remaining there this follows the kidnapping of four filipino un peacekeepers who are being held in a ceasefire between syria and the israeli side of the golan heights now that is almost a no man's land not the israeli nor syrian forces can go operate in that area what we do know is that they were abducted while on patrol the u.n.

that means, does it not, that you are subject to our lord the pope, to the cardinals, the archbishops and the bishops for whom his lordship stands here today? god must be served first. then your voices command you not to submit yourself to the church militant? my voices do not tell me to disobey the church, but god must be served first. and you, and not the church is to be the judge? what other judgment can i judge by, but my own? oh! out of your own mouth you have condemned yourself. we have striven for your salvation to the verge of sinning ourselves. we have opened the door to you again and again, and you have shut it in our faces and in the face of god. dare you pretend, after what you have said that you are in a state of grace? if i am not, may god bring me to it, if i am, may god keep me in it. that is a very good reply, my lord. were you in a state of grace when you stole the archbishop's horse? oh, devil take the archbishop's horse and you too! we are here to try a case of heresy, and no sooner do we come to the root of the matter then we are thrown back by idiots who understa

the cardinal rule is they said is you do not intervene in an independent investigation. you do not do anything that would give such an appearance particularly when the final conclusions as was the case here has not been reached and that is the doctrine we followed and the bottom line is sent this isn't just the most important fact that it is what we have said from the beginning. not just the white house or treasury did intervene in the inspector general's audit. i hope in anticipating this question and understanding there was confusion about it i hope that supplies the answers. >> if you could clarify a couple of things. someone was seen in the counsel's office. >> white house counsel cathy romer was notified on april 24. there was also a notification as part of a series of items, ig related items from treasury that this was upcoming and again very topline but weis haus -- white house counsel was not notified. either within treasury or the counsel's office but the same notification process. see who all decides who will be told about this? >> members of the senior staff. i

the man known as russia's gray cardinal resigns from the government we take a look at the man and what could be behind his exit from the halls of power. and then life in prison the only life you can afford some courts in ohio joining the homeless people with disabilities because they can't afford to pay a small fine. hello they're welcome you're watching our say with me and three. now the u.n. is calling for the immediate release of four of its peacekeepers held by syrian

he wrote over 150 books, including his first mystery novel, "the cardinal sins," which sold millions copies. he was a relentless critic of the church while committing his life to it until the end. andrew greeley was 85. >>> a team of archaeologists says it's made a promising discovery involving the disappearance of amelia earhart. a grainy sonar image captured near an uninhabited island in the pacific they say could be the wreckage of her aircraft, which vanished back in 1937. the group, which has long been investigating her disappearance, says the image shows an anomaly under the water about 350 miles from the island, her planned destination that day. >>> we are back in a moment tonight with a "nightly news" tradition as we chronicle a great american tradition this time of year -- the messages for the graduates and the college class of 2013. >>> as we said earlier, our final item here this evening is perhaps our favorite yearly "nightly news" tradition. tonight we get to salute this year's college graduates, the class of 2013. and we now share with you some of the very best send-off

dodgerses would actually go onto win the game 5-3 over the cardinals. >>> now, last night's hero chris young for the a's continued swings tg bat. astros actually led one nothing in the second. the a's put six on the board. young a houston native doubling in to take the lead, but they weren't done. fourth inning, josh donaldson. seven home runs for the year, and the next batter was brandon moss, and you know what happened next. boom! his seventh of the year. made you jump, didn't i? a's have yet to lose to the astros this season. they win it final of 11 to 5. ufc 160 from vegas. gray may nard upset in first-round knock out to t. j. grant, but the main event on the left, cane velasquez, salinas gets a chance and going to work on antonio silva. that's not even the best part. that's the impact on this blow coming up here. boom! that fight lasted all of a minute 21. velasquez retains his title out in vegas. >>> we are coming back with spurs, grizzlies playoffs, huge booking for game day sunday night, and possibly getting your by the time we're done. ,,,, wow, the track looks perfect. now we

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. >> the cardinal rule in the business, a firm has to supervise their employees.have to supervise employees or they have to step up to the plate. >> we have contacted all of the people and institutions, or at least we tried to, that lent money to powell in apparently loans structured as investments. none of them would comment about. that and then there were charities he was involved with. his term as treasurer as the children's medical center foundation ended, the foundation's president says that there were no foundation funds that were overseen by powell. other charities are saying the same thing. still a lot more questions than answers here. >> i'll take it, scott. i know if anybody can find that out, you sure can. tonight on an all new american greed, phillip scams his close knit neighborhood. investors start looking for answers and their cash when checks start bouncing. >> until now he has been able to keep his scam going for 30 years thanks to word of mouth and good luck. >> one of the reasons he was able to keep it going so long is one of the reasons why it'

the stanford cardinal take home the title in urbana illinois. junior nicole gibbs the individual star capturing her second straight singles title with a straight sets win over nebraska's mary weatherholt. as the celebration drifts off camera i'll tell you that gibbs announced she is going pro. she leaves the farm as one of the most decorated players in cardinal history but when we return a lacrosse champion will be crowned. >> welcome back. gary radnich is off tonight. stanford not the only ncaa champs today in philadelphia the giant american flag unfurled -- 28,000 fans on hand for the men's lacrosse finals. duke trailed syracuse by five goals but takes the lead for good when josh offit finds the back of the net. duke wins 16-10.their 2nd title in the last four years it was bound to happen. with three different overtimes before sammy jo tracy scored id athe women's lacrosse title was decided in three different overtimes. when you're a nascar driver dating a fellow driver.there will be moments like these. danica patrick - wrecked by her own boyf

. >> here's the cardinal rule is you do not infear in an independent investigation and you do not do anything to give the appearance of interference if an independent investigation jo but the treasury testimony knew? and people have no trust their government is being impartial. this is arrogance, abuse of power to the nth degree. >> reporter: believe it or not, many political observers already comparing this scandal to watergate. certainly does not look good for the obama administration, who has been battling with a lot of scandal lately. we'll have much more on the controversy and the criticism coming up at 5:30. >> thank you delia. >>> two fbi agents based if quantico, virginia were killed it weekend in a training near virginia beach. christopher latin america and steven shaw were killed friday off the southeast virginia coast. both were members of the elite hostage rescue team. boeing are survived by their wives and two children. the fbi says the cause of the depend is being reviewed. >>> an update now on the parade crash in nasdaq discuss, virginia that sent more than 60 people to

the storm also took down power to homes and businesses and it delayed the start of the cardinals game a dreary and damp memorial day around the bay area. the light showers are still falling at this hour. an interesting tidbit. the first time it has rained on memorial day in 20 years. giving you a look here. this is going to be tapering off in the overnight hours. the storm is pushing east but not before bringing up another batch of rain. i want to head to the north bay because this is where we've seen on and off showers since this morning. santa rosa picking up .01. these are a couple of locations that have picked up the most. most areas picking up a few .01s. if we slide a little bit closer to san francisco, you can see a little bit here on the west edge of the city. at the sunset district. across the bay bridge perhaps the light rainfalling. san mateo crossing the bridge, going to find some light rain there into the eabay. we have hayward, fremont. most communities along 880 getting into oakland a few sprinkles here. orinda along highway 4. areas right around concord, clayton, pitts

the storm also took down power to homes and businesses and it delayed the start of the cardinals game this afternoon. >>> a dreary and damp memorial day around the bay area. the light showers are still falling at this hour. an interesting tidbit. the first time it has rained on memorial day in 20 years. giving you a look here. this is going to be tapering off in the overnight hours. the storm is pushing east but not before bringing up another batch of rain. i want to head to the north bay because this is where we've seen on and off showers since this morning. santa rosa picking up .01. these are a couple of locations that have picked up the most. most areas picking up a few .01s. if we slide a little bit closer to san francisco, you can see a little bit here on the west edge of the city. at the sunset district. across the bay bridge perhaps the light rainfalling. san mateo crossing the bridge, going to find some light rain there into the east bay. we have hayward, fremont. most communities along 880 getting into oakland a few sprinkles here. orinda along highway 4. areas right around

here's the cardinal rule. not for just this white house but for all white houses you don't interfere in an independent investigation. >> reporter: the irs scandal hasn't damaged the president's approval numbers according to a new poll. a deeper look at the numbers finds the republican is concerned about the irs along with the questions about benghazi and the government seizure of phone records from associated press journalists. after his address to college graduates on sunday the president said it's him versus washington. >> sometimes you feel as if washington is impeding rather than advancing the possibilities that these young people represent. >> reporter: with more hearings featuring top irs officials coming this week it's a feeling the president may need to get used to. jim acosta, cnn, washington. >> 11 minutes fast hour. a lot of buzz about the personal nature of president obama's commencement address yesterday at moorehouse college. the president focusing on the subject of race and responsibility at this

because, here's the cardinal rule in situations like these. not just for this white house but all white houses. is you don't interfere in an independent investigation. >> reporter: the scandal hasn't damaged the president's approval rating. a deeper look at the numbers finds public remains concerned about the irs along with the questions about benghazi and government seizure of phone records from associated press journalists. after his address to college graduates on sunday the president told a democratic fundraiser it's him versus washington. >> sometimes you feel as if washington is impeding rather than advancing the possibilities that these young people represent. >> reporter: as for who knew what when the white house is acknowledging the white house counsel was told that the inspector general's office was conducting this audit, looking into those allegations of political targeting at the irs. she did not have the draft report but was informed of the general nature of that inquiry but it does appear the white house is taking a more aggressiv

in his records nation as a deputy prime minister would often be referred to in the media as the great cardinal of the kremlin where he had been in charge of a wide range of domestic. real britons a return to the presidency last year was a transfer through the prime minister's cabinet to giving him arguably less influence he and the reforms. explained why he quit no mention what he's planning to do next. as there is a violent protest over where the bangladesh throughout the week has hundreds of hardline slammers that clashed with police protesters demanded the introduction of a new blasphemy law into reinstate pledges to align the constitution police used tear gas or rubber bullets and water cannons to try and disperse the angry mob the government so far refused to give into the demands we did today music campaign against a war crimes or says it's lavis won't back down either. they never accepted the really secular identity of bangladesh and over the last four between years of they have been actually conspiring against ito's of a secular state and they are trying to convert it to another state

the man known as russia's great cardinal has resigned as vice premier after more than a decade in the hallways of power like this are circle of departure is reportedly related to a slew of corruption scandals stemming from a high tech project he designed and i was still with for morning and his resignation let's talk to r.t. news editor i've across the ivor departure the reason well yes the great seems to take his own life as it were. operating his deputy prime minister in his cabinet and after what seems to have been a particularly he's a cabinet meeting yesterday where president putin expressed some of the happiness with the cabinets failure to carry out instructions from the presidential office. his resignation shortly afterwards and that seems to have been accepted by putin without without any difficulty he was quite a character he was called the great cardinal explain why he got that eminence griese you know he. had come through a number of interesting p.r. positions in russia during the ninety's in particular he'd worked. it worked at alpha bank and then was picked up by the the

you can see the car crashed into the cardinal bank. is is a intersection of enterprise and commerce in sterling, virginia. no one was inside the bank or no one inside the bank was injured. it's not clear how much damage the accident actually caused. >>> and a d.c. who was tied up in a violent home invasion is speaking out. she opened up the door thinking she heard the mail carrier. then a man barged in and demanded money. this was on wednesday night on massachusetts avenue. the man dragged clark around the house until she gave him $40 from her purse and jar full of change. he tied her up with a cord from a vacuum cleaner. >> i was scared to death. i thought he was unnecessarily brutal. and thuggish in his behavior. there's no reason for him to do that. i know he wouldn't think that. >> she's 69 years old and has lived in that home for decades. police are still looking for the attacker. >>> turning to the weather now, just in time for the weekend, here comes the rain. >> i know it. keep in mind, it it won't rain all the time all weekend.

especially matt cain who gave up nine runs in his last outing against the cardinals. bc bay area. >>> all right, warriors forward, addressing a torn right hip flexor, it went so well he posted this instagram. successful surgery, ready to get on the road to recovery. that is good to see, the warriors, a team certainly on the rise but they have very little wiggle room under the salary cap. so raj and jessica, it will be interesting to see how they spice up the roster, it will be good to see david lee in the warriors uniform, and not the uniform they were in today. >> it was a dope outfit. >> thanks. >> let's bring that back. >>> well, we asked you early in the news cast, should chevron pay college tuition for the students in richmond? this would be part of the settlement? 50% of you said no. thank you for taking part in the survey. we'll be right back in a moment. >>> want to bring you up to speed on the breaking news we told you about earlier. the fire in southern california, hundreds of firefighters still struggling to get the upper hand on the brush fire burning in th

he was the hero for the minnesota twins winning the '87 world series over the cardinals. he led all hilters in that series with a .412 batting average. today he's leading young men at good council high school. >> hopefully i can impact them in the way that i did steve jr. that's why i'm here. there's no other reason. i don't need another ring or a trophy. to me the joy in life comes from helping other people so that's what i'm trying to do here. >> reporter: the team motto this season for the falcons is one they picked up from their new coach. it's also something that perfectly describes the nats second baseman, and that's play with your hair on fire. >> he reminds me throughout the season through a text or a call, keep that in mind when i get my chance to get out there. you prepare for a game, you practice. and then when it is game time, let it all go, let it out, have fun. kind of free yourself up. >> and the falcons have really embraced their new coach's fun, yet fiery approach. >> squeeze the runner on third. as soon as the pitcher goes home, you're gone. no hesitation

the reason is because the cardinal rule of washington politics -- and this is really important. it makes everything make sense. when people talk about deficits, they are actually talking about something else. no one actually cares about the deficit. the simple reason why nobody was talking about it today is just because they don't care. and if there is one person in washington -- and this is the grand, tragic, comic irony of this whole situation. if there is one person in washington who genuinely seems to care about deficits, well -- >> here's what you need to know. first, i will not sign a plan that adds one dime to our deficits. either now or in the future. i will not sign it if it adds one dime to the deficit now or in the future. period. >> joining me tonight, columnist at the washington post and an msnbc policy analyst, ezra, it is great to have you here. this combination of the one-two punch of the obama care repeal vote a few days after this cbo report that landed with an absolute thud is so illuminating about washington. but genuinely i am curious why no one sees that rep

chirp or screech a word or phrase, which the kids can mimic when they venture outside, amid the real cardinalsrs and blackbirds. >> oh, donna, i hear a titmouse. >> reporter: kids like austin shepherd believe this is one area where the blind have an advantage. >> a lot of sighted people say hey, we can see the birds. we can see them up close, yada, yada, da. but with us, it's special because we can hear lots of different birds at once. >> reporter: this is more than just identifying birds, isn't it? >> it's not about the birds. it's about building confidence to be successful blind people later in life. >> reporter: you're sort of opening their eyes. >> yeah. >> reporter: in a way. >> the eyes of their heart. >> reporter: so that from deep in the wild they can hear the call of the world. dean reynolds, cbs news, dearborn, michigan. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on the justice department's secret review of the phone records of ap reporters. we'll hear from john miller. >>> plus former defense secretary donald rumsfeld tells us about his new book. and the h

because here's the cardinal rule when you deal with situations like these, for all white houses -- younot interfere in an independent investigation and do you not do anything to give off the appearance of interference in an independent investigation. >> so the white house is acknowledging the issues but at the same time making a concerted effort to move forward. is that what we're going to see likely from the white house this week? >> yes. because it is the one-two punch of trying to get control of the situation. you first acknowledge it, which the president did a couple of times this week saying this is terrible, this is awful, we're going to get to the bottom of it, change it, make sure it never happens again. and then you want to redirect. he went to baltimore, atlanta today talking about other things. the economy which obviously is something that people still are quite concerned about. so those are the two things that i think they need to do and so much of how they react is going to depend on what comes up because we got a couple hearings this week. >> and then new polling is reall

of burglary and possession of stolen property, is in extended lockdown for breaking one of the prison's cardinal rules. >> i'm in here for aggravated sex offense. copulation with another inmate. we was in a cell with each other, and i did sexual favors for him. one night the sarge come down and caught us and locked us up. >> sexual activity in this institution is against the rules. it's forbidden. those that get involved in homosexual relationships, it's very serious. and we treat it as such. i would say that would happen maybe once, twice a month where an officer actually has to cite somebody for doing that. >> i'm homosexual. i've been homosexual all my life. it is kind of hard, i mean, because i like to wear makeup and do my eyebrows and wear certain clothes, but due to certain policies we're not able to do this, so it puts us in an awkward position, you know what i'm saying? >> once inmates complete their time in extended lockdown, they transfer to the working cellblock, a 90-day transitional housing unit where prisoners must earn the right to return to general population. one of the inmates

because here's the cardinal rule when you're dealing with situations like these, not just this white house but all white houses is you do not interfere in an independent investigation and you do not do anything to give off the appearance of interference in an independent investigation. >> but the treasury department knew. >> as they should because they oversee the irs. >> sure. but you're in the middle of a campaign, and it does seem that -- i guess it was tim geithner at the time was treasury secretary, but political ears would go, whoa. if this should come out, you know, this is something maybe the white house ought to know about that we seem to have however they were describing at the time a problem or whatever. >> well, the political sensitivity is exactly why no one got involved. it's not just the treasury department who knew during the presidential campaign. congressman issa was informed and he didn't say anything. and he talked the other day about why he didn't say anything. because when you're dealing with a nonpartisan entity like the irs, you want to have an actual independ

the st. louis cardinals who brought the antitrust action he lost but but they wind as a result providing for free agency for players, and a series of agreements were entered into between the union and the owners. they're deeply and try to limit that decision and to reverse it to in the last of the and this is what produces substantial stoppage. we intervened not because of the have a particular view of who was right or wrong but under our jurisdiction the nlrb with the un called -- unfair labor practice we found the owners did not bargain in good faith. they did not follow the procedural rules at the ford -- bargaining table and will put into effect here on so we intervened and we got the so called injunction but that commands the players and it also convinced theaters they should attempt to purdue -- bargain with them but the owners had talked about replacing the players but with baseball one of the byproducts would have been something not only calamitous for the game but cal ripken consecutive games played streak would have been stopped. those weren't the reasons we intervened. the byprodu