this model might be underreporting the rain, but the idea is correct. little in allentown, a little bit more in the i-95 corridor and steadier amounts in south jersey and delaware. some people might end up with a half inch or more. lehigh valley, cloudy, light sprinkle or shower possible. mainly dry in the lehigh valley. at the shore, 62 is the high there. in philadelphia, we're going for a high of 63 degrees, cloudy skies even light on and off showers especially later this morning and into the afternoon and early evening hours. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a quick turn around, cloudy an damp today, breezy and milder tomorrow, 74 sun and clouds mix. saturday, cooler on saturday, 69. low 60s down the shore dry. 80 clouds increasing during the day on sunday, getting up to 70 or so down the shore. monday 85 degrees, more humid showers and thunderstorms popping up. down the shore in the mid 70s or so. the how about wednesday did you catch that. 90 degrees if we hit it would be the first time this year. >> a niner. the. >>> up next, mor

the same time, you have something a little under the radar that has been underreported. president came out and said if we don't hit inflation targets, we are going to go even whether all into this qe or nontraditional monetary policy programs. i think that came together. alix: and just two weeks of people were questioning when the ecb would move away from their easing program. this basically -- all those questions out of the water. this is not even on the table anymore. they are saying we are -- they are all in. inflation has really got low. one thing, european markets moving in the exact opposite directions. guest: i think it is a greece buffer. alix: thank you so much. ♪ alix: welcome back. i'm alix steel. let's take a look at top stories. agreeing their bags were defective and has reached an agreement with u.s. regulators. they will reveal possible causes of the defects. they have agreed to expand the recall to 34 million cars, including 11 manufacturers. their bags have been linked to at least six deaths. housing surged in april. the increase, 20%, was the biggest in

. >>> like elsewhere wealthy greeks have resources to underreport their earnings. like many, this man who owns a small fitch market blames the crisis on the wealthy. his business lost about 18,000 a year since the crisis began. >> richer people can hide money. and avoid paying taxes. >>> this man is an associate at a law firm. he is unmarried and has no kids, but has a large extended family, and hopes authorities will not bother choosing the small amounts they own. >> that money is enough to pay my rent. the rest of my income comes from friends and family. you do the maths, i don't have enough to pay taxes. >> greeks acknowledge that to dig themselves out of ruin, the culture of tax evasion must end. for everyone. at every income level. this athennian has been a shop owner for 27 years, and is married and has a 5-year-old child. he owes more than $9,000 in personal taxes, and another $5,500 in social security taxes. he hopes the new government follows through on a promise to forgives much as half of what an individual owes in unpaid taxes. it's an amnesty that requ

. >> like elsewhere in the world wealthy greeks have the resources to underreport their earnings and conceal money in offshore accounts. like many here john gianis who owns a small fish market in athens blames the tax crisis on the wealthy and since the economic crisis began his business has lost about $18,000 a year. >> the rich people can hide money. and avoid paying taxes. i would say that the middle class pays the fairest part of taxation. >> this man is an associate at a law firm. he is unmarried and has no kids but he does have a large extended family and like many other work greeks he hopes authorities won't bother chasing down the smaller amounts they owe. >> translator: the 400 euros is just enough for me to pay the utilities by rent and expenses like that. the rest of how i supplement my income comes from friends and family. so you do the math. i don't have enough to pay taxes. >> but increasingly greeks acknowledge that to truly dig themselves out from the country's financial ruin the culture of tax evasion must end for everyone at every income level. this athenian owes mo

the clint foundation we already know has underreported donations. they did not report their foreign donations from foreign governments. if this was a tea party group, they would have already got their tax exempt status taken away from them. >> go ahead, juan. >> i'm just surprised this labor day weekend, all this hating on the government on the irs. that's why the irs is having its budget cut so badly that they can't do the basic work needed to collect revenue from people -- >> oh i don't think -- >> i will say this -- >> one final thought. chris. >> what we need right now is the clinton people to just come clean and get out of the way. >> i'm with juan on that. i would say you can still support hillary and the role of law. i also don't want us to forget all the good the clinton foundation has done. >> good for whom? >> coming up >>> i want to say thanks to our "cashin' in crew" for joining us. you can see wayne and jonathan's stock picks. time to wake up america. this week at the u.s. coast guard academy commencement president obama addressed the m

it is much harder to underreport murderers and other crimes and this is obvious to crime data how much is happening, how much is officially reported. a murderer tends to be a more accountable climate. it gives you an indication of a phenomenon going back decades and decades and black communities in america that is a consequence of lawlessness. a long painful history of wallace is in black america which is what you see in the other places. >> you do some historical analysis in here as well. i can't find a page right away, to use a lawlessness also has it own rules. >> guest: you know it is not hobbesian. it is not every man for himself. very quick rewind to go authorities lose their grip when there's no one to turn to people forge other structures. so there is an organization to informal justice of wallace as. i think as a society we look at from the disk and can we say senseless gang violence. up close it is not exactly senseless and what we call gang violence is a factual organization in the world. in sort of a civil war environment. you see it on the frontiers. and it's a process by

like elsewhere wealthy greeks have the resources to underreport their earnings and con oriole money. >> like many here, john who owns a small fish market blames the tax crisis on the wealthy, and since the economic crisis began his business has lost about $18,000 a year the richer people can hide money and avoided paying taxes. i would say that the middle class pays the fairest part of the taxation. >> this man is an associate at a law firm. esh unmarried, has no kids but does have a large extended family, like many others he hopes authorities won't bother chasing down the smaller amounts they owe. the 400 euros is just enough to pay my yuleties, rent, and expenses like that. the rest of how i sum implement my income comes from friends and family, so you do the math, i don't have enough to pay taxes. >> increasingly, greeks acknowledge to truly dig themselves out the culture of tax evasion must end. for everyone. at every income level. this athenian has been a shop owner for 27 years he is married and had a five-year-old child, he owes more than $9,000 in personal taxes and another $

your book is about why sexual assault is such an underreported crime and why victims don't report it to the police and before we get into your book i was hoping you would say -- maybe give me some of the statistics you came across a show me how underreported it is the ones that stuck out to you. >> guest: there are very -- various figures from a low of 60% of rapes are unreported to more accurately probably 80 or 85% of all rapes go unreported to authorities. which is kind of astonishing. that goes a long way to explain why this debate and uncertainty about how many women are raped every year. there is a study by the centers for disease control a recent study i think it was published in 2014 the shows over the course of a lifetime 19% of american women will have been raped. that's the one in five we first talked about which is attacked questioned by many. there is also a report by the justice department which is a very different kind of reporting. it's old-school interviewing people following up in person or by phone interviews which shows a much lower number but that number shows 11

like elsewhere in the word, wealthy greeks have the resources to underreport their earnings and concealey in offshore accounts. >> like many here, john gianna who owns a small fish market, blames the tax crisis on the will think. and since the economic crisis began, his business has lost about $18,000 a year. >> the richer people can hide money. and avoided paying taxes. i would say that the middle class pays the fairest part of taxation in greece. >> this man is an associate after a law firm, he is unmarried and has no kids but he does have a large extended family and like many other working greeks he hopes authorities won't bother chasing down the smaller. as they owe. >> the 400 euros is just snuff for me to pay my utilities my rent and expenses like that. >> the rest of how i supplement my income comes from friends and family, so you do the math. i don't have enough to pay taxes. >> but increasingly, greek's acknowledged that to truly dig themselves out from the country's financial ruin, the culture of tax evasion must end. for everyone. at every income level. >> he has been a shop

sexual assault is an underreported crime. we implemented a number of policies to encourage greater reporting. victims who report are more likely to engage. in addition, is the only means by which we have to identify those who commit the crime and then hold the defenders appropriately accountable. these policies appear to be working as we have experienced an unprecedented increase in reports of sexual assault over the past two years. our final statistics for fy 14 indicate that the number of reports we received this year 11 percent over what we received last year and 70 percent of all we received in 2012. we now estimate the report of sexual assault from about one and four in four military victims up from one in ten military victims in 2012. we are also making progress in holding offenders appropriately accountable with authorities taking disciplinary action. that reflects a 3 percent change in what we reported last december that 73 percent but once again we find additional cases, and i include them in the numbers. our surveys

that's what we mean by it's underreported.occurs much more often than it's ever reported and that's true both in the military and in the civilian population as well. we adopted a public health approach in 2010 that basically married up surveying for prevalence, surveying how often it occurs and matching that to how often it's ever reported. and the reason why we do that is -- as a matter of fact we used that not only for sexual assault, we use it for influenza, all other sorts of public health problems. we do that because we need to know what do we think how bad could this problem be versus how much of it are we seeing in our reports. people come in and tell us about. and what we're saying is that we have always kind of -- which have' been able to estimate the number of occurrences through these surveys, and that's that 20,000-some that we think that are out there versus the number of reports that come in and we want to improve, increase the number of people that report this. because what research says is that when you bring m

there has been some underreporting there. pimm: maybe they were under the influence. , what i foundat interesting was three quarters of the black students said they felt marginalized during their time at harvard. scarlet: that is a pretty overwhelming majority. pimm: the popular zeitgeist and what everyone else is looking at is 20 percent said they did not have sex while at harvard. scarlet: 24% were not able to hook up? pimm: it all becomes kind of vague. 19% had cheated in academics at harvard. there was a question having to do with grade-point inflation. a minus or above, more than 50% of respondents said their grades was a minus. scarlet: they also don't think there is great inflation at the same time. pimm: there is an 11-year-old student from arizona who is entering the harvard class this september. she is a child prodigy. who takes the survey has a lot to do with what the survey results is. scarlet: we will have all the latest headlines, including talking some hockey. take you back in time through 30 years of snl. that

maybe i am alerting other people to the idea of truth that is underreported.ost: our producer found this article in "the new york post." putin could be world's richest man with stolen $200 billion fortune. there is your story, paul. paul: maybe you can get it out there. peter: just did. thank you for that. richard, independent line. what is on your mind this morning? richard: about the patriot act. that was one of the worst acts they ever put in. it really bothered me. some intelligence agencies -- we have 16 of them or something. people in business you walk down the street, there's cameras on the stoplight, cameras on the stores. i feel like i'm walking in a photoshop. it gets me aggravated because they use an excuse to go after anybody they want to go after, and then when people come after us they are bad people. when they do it, we are good people. there are two sides of the coin. peter: do you remember how you felt about the patriot act in 2000 along1 after 9/11? richeard: we knew about 9/11, just like we knew about pearl harbor. it is a sad thing to say b

that's what we mean by it's underreported. it occurs much more often than it's ever reported and that's true both in the military and in the civilian population as well. so a public -- we adopted a public health approach in 2010 that basically married up surveying for prevalence, surveying how often it occurs and matching that to how often it's ever reported. and the reason why we do that is -- as a matter of fact we used that not only for sexual assault, we use it for influenza, all other sorts of public health problems. we do that because we need to know what do we think how bad could this problem be versus how much of it are we seeing in our reports. people come in and tell us about. and what we're saying is that we have always kind of -- which have' been able to estimate the number of occurrences through these surveys, and that's that 20,000-some that we think that are out there versus the number of reports that come in and we want to improve, increase the number of people that report this. because what research says is th

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this was one of those stories that seemed sort of underreported and misunderstood. >> it is 90 miles up the coast from l.a. it closed two major beaches and memorial day it wasn't right timing for that one. it created an oil slick on the water half the size. santa barbara. >> that's a big oil spill. gosh! >> so in addition to the camp grounds, beaches, folks can't fish. you can see by the signs. this is a mess. workers are cleaning up. they have to wear the rubberized boots and the overalls. >> toxic. >> you know the dangers if you go help out. it is dangerous. this is everywhere on the rocks, the sand. you can see all over the wildlife, the crabs and mussels and you can see how thick it is. they say they can maybe get beaches open by next week but that's an at best estimate. >> worse than most thought. thank you. >>> a new bulletin going out to american law enforcement and our military. a new bulletin and it warns that the islamic state may be planning to attack our military installations. meaning here in the country. so what of this intelligence? we'll tell what you we know of it an

has a lot of big ideas, as he's pursuing the big ideas hitting a number of milestones that are underreportedn it comes to rockets you know, he is already doing quite a bit in the field. the issue here was that the pentagon had signed in september of 2014 they signed a $938 million deal with lockheed martin and boeing, and it's called under the name the united launch alliance. what elon has done is earned the right to compete for that cash. you're talking about nearly a billion dollars that's given to two companies up-front for work on military launch systems and elon is saying i just want the chance to compete for those contracts. neil: this reminds me of a batman bruce wayne role anything that helps wayne enterprises comes back to wayne enterprises and batman takes advantage of that. is he ultimately helping tesla cars when consumer reports say the damn things lock you out. >> a good question, tesla is its own independent company. neil: would you make a big deal out of the consumer reports thing? >> no to be honest, consumer reports grades cars on a number of different tests. the tesla -- n

. >>> this morning the pentagon is under fire accused of underreporting sex crimes in the military. the criticism comes from new york senator kirsten gillibrand. she claims the pentagon refused to give her all the information she asked for regarding sexual assaults at several bases. the democratic lawmaker says the material she did receive shows spouse -- shows spouses of military men and women are especially vulnerable to being sexually assaulted. >>> and agents with u.s. customs and border protection, in one case an agent in arizona was indicted for sexually assaulting a -- a 5-year-old child. cbs says it's the late nest a string of allegations involve -- latest in a string of allegations involving agents. >> reporter: i'm nikki burdine live outside the wilson building. new and heartbreaking numbers released on the infant mortality rates in d.c. babies born in ward 8 are ten times more likely to die than babies born in the wealthiest ward which is ward 3. these numbers are out according to an advocacy group called save the children. the infant mortality rate in ward 3 which is the

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the scariest thing about that number, the department of justice considers it possibly the most underreported, it forces us to pay attention. january 11th, 2011, upper darby pennsylvania. 13-year-old nadine corey is surround, then viciously beaten by a group of teenage thugs. one teen records the incident on his cell phone as six attackers brutally punch, kick and drag nadine, laughing while they do it. >> it's bullying in america at its worst. it's caught on video. >> the incident enrages police superintendent michael chitwood so much that he releases the video to the press. >> it's unconscionable. we're not going to tolerate it. nadine is hoisted into a tree, and then hung on a fence. >> we got to send a message to these kids, these thugs. they could have killed that kid. impaling him by the neck. >> the heinous beatdown lasts more than 20 minutes. at times, nadine pleading for help. >> i find it offensive when not one person called 911. not one person called 911. this kid was screaming for help. >> this isn't the first time these bullies have picked on nadine corey. it all starts earlier t

third, i think this is underreported they captured the operation center that they used for all of anbarthe radios and map and command and control, at best it's going to be destroyed assuming we get it back. that's going to be hard to rebuild and remove. then third -- i'm sorry fourth and finally, it's just the information piece. here we are talking about the fall of ramadi instead of inestible collapse -- good weekend, no way around it. >> two blocks, three mentions of tennis. doug olivant thanks for your perspective. >>> president obama rocked the twitter verse yesterday. his nearly 2 million followers, catching up to you ari but someone else with a very politically recognizable last name also just joined the twitter verse and it does not take 140 characteristics to guess what that could mean for the 2016? we'll explain in just a moment. sunday dinners at my house... it's a full day for me, and i love it. but when i started having back pain my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i took tylenol but i had to take six pills to get through the day. so my daughter brought

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sounds counterintuitive but we want reports to go up so that we can know because it is a terribly underreportedrime, but we want the reports to match the incidents, and for both of them to go down. we have laid out in article that we will commute referred to. we try to refer to the experts in the field. we want to make sure we hold perpetrators accountable respecting accountable respecting everyone's rights. and that is great about democracy. this is an area where it is difficult. even though their expectations a lot of times is a continuation to make and ten behavior were someone crosses a the line. so that's about one 5th of them. another one 5th-things that happened before they came to the academy. well, we have all these victim care agencies and protections. if you could make a report restricted her to make it unrestricted we will take care of you and i we will it prosecute if we can examine the crime. more and more reports of becoming unrestricted so that we can try to prosecute. three fifths of the salts are in that area of unwanted touching unwanted sexual contact and what we have not ad

minority serving institutions that these support have traditionally been underreported and underfunded they rely on instruction and renovation of facilities, purchase of materials, and even endowment tilting. as of 2012, these institutions and rollsns enrolled students. 50% of latino students, despite only being 4% of all colleges. more than 50% of students at minority serving institutions received pel grantsl. half of all students at minority serving institutions are first-generation college students, versus 35% of those at majority institutions. as you have heard this morning community colleges have a particularly important role to play in providing education and opportunities to minorities. approximately half of all hispanic students enrolled in post secondary education attended two-year institutions, as do one third of african-americans. affordability and open enrollment policies are cited as key reasons why community colleges are likely to be more appealing to students from low income backgrounds or those may be less prepared for higher education. the office of postsecondary educa

everybody's anecdotal numbers about the growth of the hispanic population in america were underreportedes came out. everyone looked at what they thought they knew and it was an even bigger number and a bigger projection about what portion of the american population was hispanic. cory: and the media is much more divided. not just the breakup of networks. what is happening online is informing. it is informing both advertisers and programmers about the opportunities to have the audience that is not over 51% of the world. guest: completely agree. at the birth of the women's network, it was still 50% of the population. now you have an opportunity to go even more narrow. you can survive on it. in telling the right story, a specific story, my big fat week wedding -- greek wedding seinfeld, jane the virgin, you can have something universal. in the story of jane the virgin the mother daughter, and mother relationship looks like that in any household. cory: you mentioned the seinfeld, in the african-american community, no one watched seinfeld. stephanie: but seinfeld did not need that. cory: it h

i think that is underreported. it is hard to figure on that. >> it is very difficult to get a dollar amount. we know that it is significant. as you saw, all of those artifacts that come out of the ground can get financial benefit from them. you have to assume that even the lowest have to be staggering. i cannot give you an exact dollar amount, that is something we are continuing to research> and work on. > i heard 37 million. mr. chairman? >> mr. scott perry of pennsylvania. >> ladies, i appreciate you being here. your stories are shocking to our consc conscience/ . these stories break our hearts. dr. hansen, we have seen isis crucified in public squares and stoned to death women and throat gay people off buildings. they probably post this on twitter and youtube. they gain of followers based on social media. the question is, has isis' propaganda campaign. what effective action would you recommend that the united states due to combat social media? have you researched that, what are your recommendations? >> our resea

my recent visit, it is in the tens of millions of dollars they're getting from this and that is underreportedit is pretty hard to get a figure on it. quickly, last question. hanson: we know it is significant. those are moon scapes now and all of those artifacts that come out of the ground can get financial benefits for them. you just have to assume the lowest estimates have to be staggering. i can't give you an exact dollar amount and that's something that we're continuing to research and work on. rep. hanson: i heard $37 million. i yield back, mr. chairman. rep. royce: mr. scott perry of pennsylvania. rep. perry: thank you mr. chairman. ladies, appreciate you being here. you know the stories are shocking to our conscience americans need to have their conscience unfortunately continue to be shocked because of what continues to happen. but the stories break our hearts. not much else to say than that. dr. hanson, we've seen isis crucify in public squares, stone to death women, throw gay people off of buildings, and proudly tweet and post these horrific acts on youtube, other social media. in fa

i heard it's in the tens of millions of dollars that getting from this and that's underreported. pretty hard to get a figure on. quickly, last question. >> very difficult to get a dollar amount on it. we know that it's significant, as you saw, those are moon scapes now and all of those artifacts that come out of the ground can get financial benefits for them. you have to assume the lowest estimates have to be staggering. i can't give you an exact dollar amount and that's something that we're continuing to research and work on. >> i heard $37 million. i yield back, mr. chairman. >> mr. scott perry of pennsylvania. >> thank you mr. chairman. ladies, appreciate you being here. you know the stories are shocking to our conscience americans need to have their conscience unfortunately continue to be shocked because of what continues to happen. but the stories break our hearts. not much else to say than that. dr. hanson, we've seen isis crucify in public squares, stone to death women, throw gay people off of buildings, and proudly tweet, post these horrific acts on youtube, other social

we want the reports to go up so we can know this is a terribly underreported crime. we want the reports to match the incidents and we want them to go down. we're all working on that. we laid it out in an article that you're welcome to refer to. we try to refer to the experts in the field. we want to make sure we hold the perpetrators accountable. this is an area where it's very difficult, as you can imagine. even though there are sort of expectations about when you hear the word rape or sexual assault what that is, it's about being penetrated without consent frankly and short. about one fifth of our reports are that. a lot of times it's a continuation of continuum of behavior where someone crosses the line and two lives are damaged. that's about one fifth of them. another one-fifth are things that happened them before they came but the academy. if you can make a report restricted so that means we don't investigate it we just take care of you or you make it unrestricted, we'll take care of you and able to prosecute. more and more of our reports are becoming unrestrict

i heard it's in the tens of millions of dollars that getting from this and that's underreported. pretty hard to get a figure on. quickly, last question. >> very difficult to get a dollar amount on it. we know that it's significant as you saw, those are moon scapes now and all of those artifacts that come out of the ground can get financial benefits for them. you have to assume the lowest estimates have to be staggering. i can't give you an exact dollar amount and that's something that we're continuing to research and work on. >> i heard $37 million. i yield back mr. chairman. >> mr. scott perry of pennsylvania. >> thank you mr. chairman. ladies, appreciate you being here. you know the stories are shocking to our conscience americans need to have their conscience unfortunately continue to be shocked because of what continues to happen. but the stories break our hearts. not much else to say than that. dr. hanson we've seen isis crucify in public squares stone to death women throw gay people off of buildings and proudly tweet, post these horrific acts on youtube, other social media.

heard in my recent visit tens of millions of dollars they are getting from this which i think is underreported. >> very difficult to get a dollar amount. it is significant. as you saw all of those artifacts can get financial benefit. you have to assume that even the lowest estimates have to be staggering. i cannot give you an exact dollar amount but it is something we will continue to research. >> mr. perry of pennsylvania >> thank you. appreciate you being here. your stories are shocking. americans need to have there conscience continue to be shocked. the stories break our hearts there is not much else to say on that. we have seen isis crucify in public squares stoned to death women throw gay people off of buildings and then proudly tweet and post on social media and gain followers. the question is has the propaganda campaign affected the disposition beyond iraq and syria and what action would you recommend to combat isis in the propaganda and social media? have you researched that? >> my research does not directly encompass social media. one of one of the things we noticed in working with th

your book is about why sexual assault is such an underreported crime