rick wagner may have been in the dark as well. just because these guys didn't know about it does not absolve anybody of anything. liz: i agree, that is stunning the top guys in charge had no idea apparently. is that a protection move? we continue with the testifying and the testimony of general motors ceo mary barra. >> now, ms. barra, is it correct gm has recalled 2.5 million small cars in the united states due to defective ignition switches? >> yes. >> ms. barra, the correct they expanded their recall of small cars because it was possible the defective ignition switches may have been installed as replacement parts? yes or no? barra: yes. >> ms. barra, is it correct the ignition switch in question was originally developed in the late 1990s and approved by general motors in february of 2002? yes or no? barra: yes. >> ms. barra, is it correct general motors owns and defines specifications for such ignition switch that requires 20 plus or minus five newton centimeters of torque to move the switch from the accessory position to the r

. >> accompanying us some of the way was nasa scientist tom wagner.s been studying glaciers and sea level rise for more than a decade. we first met him in antarctica. he's one of the scientists who agree that the earth is warming and changing our climb at in fundamental ways. >> the basics nobody disagrees with, which is as the planet warms up you have warmer ocean temperatures and warmer air. that's going to cause more extreme weather events by itself, and we're already seeing that. >> at the end of march, an influential group of scientists issued a ground-breaking report saying climate change is already sweeping all the continents and oceans of our planet. their position, there is no doubt the planet is getting warmer. wait a minute. if climate scientists are so sure the earth is warming, you may wonder why was it so cold in parts of the u.s. this past winter? here in chatham, massachusetts on the sixth day of spring, blizzard conditions, wind kugus of 60 miles per hour. we're in a snowstorm, another one. wind gave way to a siberian chill. on januar

the annual independence day commemoration, one of the machine's greatest members, senator robert wagner, had this to say about the machine's place in history. >> over 30 years ago, new york was -- [inaudible] in social welfare legislation. they forgot the lost souls tied day and night to the factory bench. but about that time a small group from tammany hall were elected to serve in albany. we remembered these lost souls and guided them to an earthly salvation. we passed law after law and made new york the shining mark for the world to emulate. tammany hall may justly claim the title of the cradle of modern liberalism in america. >> robert backer in, of course was one -- wagner, of course, was one of the rhyme sponsors of the social security -- prime sponsors of the social security act, making him the greatest legislator of the new deal era. so he knew many something about the birth of modern liberalism. so did another tamany figure, charles francis murphy was the leader the boss of tamny from 1902 to his death in 1924. and when he died, one of new york's best known political figures iss

al smith and barbara wagner to leadership positions in the state assembly and senate respectively he would go on to mentor other young politicians, including jeremiah mahoney and olympic athlete, lawyer and judge. mahoney gained fame later on in his life when he led the field boycott of the 1936 olympic games germany to protest treatment of the. during murphy's on tenure as bios, tammany said the lead in supporting new laws and regulations that challenged the very economic dogma that allowed a million irish people to start to death during the famine. tammany south smith and robert wagner let a sleeping investigation of working conditions after the terrible shirtwaist fire in the village of 1911. as a result of their work, tammany passed dozens of new laws that put into place the beginnings of the modern social safety net. the owners of buildings and factories could no longer manage their property as they saw fit. government had a right to decide on the proper workweek or how much the labor and canal system should earn in a day. society have an obligation to help workers injured on th

wagner. the chair recognizes mr. sprague for her testimony. >> chairman miller, distinguish most of the committee to thank you for the opportunity to testify today about the many things the department of state does to promote the security of u.s. passport and to deter passport for appreciate your focus on this important topic. we at the department of state believe to prevent passport fraud we need to focus on five areas. a sophisticated document with technic advanced security features, a robust and vigorous education system, real-time sharing of data, a proactive anti-fraud program, and outraged u.s. citizens to educate them -- i'm sorry. to educate them about the important form of identification. because of the access of passport provides, we spend years creating products with high-tech security features in photo biometric and secure limiting micro-printed, color shifting ink enhanced electronics that render these documents virtually impossible to counterfeit. but it's the sophistication of u.s. passport increases,

. >> many holocaust survivors recoil at the idea of playing wagner which is the favorite of the nazis. you trialed to get israel philharmonic to play it. it didn't work out. would you try it again? >> we will but we have to have patience. i hope it happens in my lifetime. i hope. but there are still quite a few people with tattooed numbers on their arms. they are revered saints in israel. not that they hate the music of wagner but it transports them back to the time of terror and we want to avoid that. >> ask there something that is the most awe struck that stood out in front of you or something you witnessed? >> i'm a musician, it's the music that keeps me awe struck. it is the interpretation of my colleagues. but if you talk about an occasion, this orchestra has had many occasions which go down in their history as being very vitally significant. first time we played in berlin, after the war. 1971. and germans were really with tears in their eyes, especially at the end of the concert, when we played the israeli anthem. >> and what was that like for you and for members of the orchestr

jill wagner shows off the tile work that decorates landmarks both above and below the sidewalks of new york. >> this is absolutely awe-inspiring as a work of technology but also as a work of art. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening i'm jim axelrod and this is a western edition of the broadcast. 10 people were killed when a fedex tractor trailer hit the bus carrying some remarkable high school kids from newer los angeles who were on their way to see the campus at california state humboldt. the cash occurred 100 miles north of california. five student, three chaperones and the drivers of both vehicles were killed. we have more from teri okita. >> reporter: on this stretch of interstate 5, the only reminders of thursday's horrifying crash is a memorial for the 10 who died and investigators looking for clues. a big clue may have come from this couple, joey and bonnie durand. >> i looked over and saw the fedex truck coming straight for me, and he was in flames already. >> reporter: that would indicate that the fedex truck was already in trouble before

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with more. good morning. >> good morning. today is the official deadline to file your income taxes. penalties for late filings of tax returns only apply to people who owe the government money. three out of four taxpayers get a refund from uncle sam. if you are one of them, you won't be penalized, you will be delaying when you get your refund. asian markets are lower this week. it dropped more than 1%. tokyo's nikkei gained a half percent. investors will focus on first quarter earnings reports this morning from coca-cola and johnson & johnson. the dow gained 46 points, nasdaq finished 23 points higher. more americans are becoming victims of identity theft. 18% of adults online say they have had information like credit card, banking or social security numbers stolen. it's up 11% from 2013. >>> the master mind of the government corruption scheme in bell, california is headed to prison. robert rizzo was sentenced by a federal judge to 33 months in prison for income tax evasion. he faces sentencing wednesday for cheating the small

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. morning, jill. >> good morning, marlie. stocks in asia were lower amid rising violence in ukraine. tokyo's nikkei lost 1%. hong kong's hang seng fell a half percent. investors will be looking at earnings reports due this week from bellwethers exxonmobil, chevron, and conocophillips to help the major indices recover from friday's big selloff on wall street. for the week the dow lost 47 points. the nasdaq was off 19 points. >>> six years after the great recession, it suggests it's created more low wage jobs and better paid ones. the national employment law project says lower wage jobs constituted 22% of the recession losses but 44% of the recovery growth. today there are almost 2 million fewer mid-and higher-wage industries than there were before the recession. >>> the new pentagon policy could mean millions of sneakers to military crews by new balance. the massachusetts-based shoe manufacturer lobbied for the change to supply u.s. made footwear directly to the military rather than have

jill wagner at the new york stod stock exchange with that and more.d morn, jill zbhood morning, anne-marie. tokyo's nikkei gained 3%. hong kong's hang seng added a fraction. investors will be paying attention today to intel shares. after the closing bell, the company beat analysts' expectations despite lower earnings. the dow gained 89 points on tuesday. the nasdaq added 11. >>> soda sales were flat for coca-cola in the first quarter. the world's biggest bev ralk maker reported that the soda sold globally fell for the first time in 15 years, but it was offset by strong sales of noncarbonated drinks including minute maid, power aid, and pa zani water. >>> and kill switches will be coming to smartphones next year. they say the nation's biggest smartphone makers and carriers will install tools on device is. they will allow the phone to disable the device remotely if it gets stolen. smartphone providers agree to install the free tool on smartphones sold in the u.s. after july 2015. anne-marie? >> well, hope flit it will make a difference. jill wagner at t

and alex wagner the host of msnbc's now with alex wagner. here we are now. the question about this thing. this is sticky, to talk about. i think the president doesn't like talking about it for political strategic reasons. michelle, we have the treatment of louie gomert and another birther. texas guys who get their wheaties in the morning, get up and start thinking this guy shouldn't be president because of his background. and then they do all of the other stuff on top of that. >> and they go to bed thinking the exact same thing. it really is i think a test of the nation's conscience and when john boehner says that this is not a matter of race he has to realize he's representing the entire united states. people all around the world are looking at this and it doesn't pass the sniff test a. year abo president obama spoke at morehouse college, all male college in atlanta. i want to quote him because one of the things he said at speaking at morehouse college, to all of these young black men, you know what it's like to be an outsider, you know what it's like to be

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>> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks so much. >>> a florida woman is recovering today after a frightening bear attack. wildlife officials say terri frana went out on her back porch in lake mary near orlando saturday to check on her children. that's when she was bitten by one of five black bears rummaging through the trash. >> she received bite wounds to the head, bite wounds to the arms, shoulder, and upper thigh area. >> she received 30 staples in her head. her husband says she is traumatized but will be okay. one bear was shot and three others were euthanized, but it's not clear if they were involved in the attack. >>> still to come, going green again. bubba watson claims golf's biggest prize. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs morning news" sponsored by allegra allergy relief. "cbs morning news" sponsored by allegra allergy relief. to you... they're more than just a pet so protect them, with k9 advantix ll it's broad spectrum protection kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix ll frequent heartburn? t

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange., good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. asian markets were mixed. south korea lost a quarter percent. the nikkei is closed for holiday. here in wall street, stocks have a roller coaster ride. mid-morning, the dow is up 125 points, then tech stocks took a big tumble. the dow up 87 points by closing bell and the nasdaq sank one point. if you use internet explorer, download and update asap. microsoft says a hacker can take complete control of your computer. it affects version six through 11. homeland security says to download a security tool kit from microsoft or use another browser. >>> toyota is moving from california to texas. the auto giant says the move will bring together employees from all over the country. they are offering relocation packages to 1,000 employees who work in los angeles. it will open in texas in 2017. >>> google's self-driving cars are changing lanes from the highway to the city. the internet giant revealed yesterday the robotic vehicles are zipping down

jill wagner has today's money watch report. >> reporter: it's back to business in wall street today after the long weekend. big companies like netflix, mcdonald's, and facebook will report their first quarter earnings this week. stocks were flat. dow fell 16 points while the nasdaq added nine. the cost of doing business is going up. according to a quarterly survey from the national association of business economics, more than 30% of businesses reported higher cost for materials and labor during the first quarter of the year. the survey found that many businesses weren't able to pass on the cost increases too customers, which has taken a bite out of profits. the average price of gallon of regular gas is now 3.69. that is up nine cents in the last twos weeks. a gallon of gas has spiked 40- cents in the past ten weeks. kraft foods is recalling oscar meyer hot dogs because they could contain cheese. the government says the labels on the classic weaners are wrong and may be the company's classic cheese dogs. a consumer reported the problem on friday, so far though, there have been no reports o

jill wagner at the new york stock exchange.a lot, jill. >>> five former cheerleaders are sueing the buffalo bills. they say they were paid less than minimum wage when they were performed with the team and were groped during mandatory public appearances. the women also say they had to pay for their own uniforms, and they weren't reimbursed for travel or other expenses. cheerleaders from the oakland raiders and the cincinnati b bengals have filed similar lawsuits. the team refused to comment on the suit. >>> still to come, stephen colbert makes his first late show appearance since being named david letter man's successor. >>> and in sports albert pujols hits his way into history. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around [ aniston ] when people ask me what i'm wearing, i tell them aveeno®. because beautiful skin goes with everything. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oat with five vital nutrients naturally found in healthy skin. where do i

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jill wagner at the new york stock exchange.ll. >>> in sports, a fraction of a second is the difference between celebration and sorrow for the oklahoma city thunder. in overtime against memphis, kevin durant's last-second three-pointer is off the mark, but serge ibaka's rebound goes in at the buzzer. however, video review shows the shot leaving ibaka's hand just after the horn sounds. it's ruled a no basket and memphis wins, 100-99. the grizzlies now lead the best of series, three games to two. >>> and for the first time since 2005 the washington wizards are advancing to the playoffs. they beat chicago 75-69 to clinch the series in five games. washington faces the winner of the indiana/atlanta series in the next round. >>> when we return, what's in your fruit? a surprising look at the level of pesticides in some of your favorite fruits and vegetables. pesticides in some of your favorite fruits and vegetables. dissolves completely. and unlike other fibers, you'll only know you're taking fiber by the way good digestive health make

at the new york stock exchange, i'm jill wagner. >>> time now is 4:50. talk about cutting it close. a tree trimmer gets hit by a chainsaw while harnessed in a tree. how he managed to keep his calm and survive the freak accident. >> tough there. new technology bringing a sense of smell to your digital world. we'll explain when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's "hump day." a few scattered shower early. numbers in the mid-50s in the pins 60 degrees in mountain view . mid-50s in the peninsula. breezy this afternoon but most notely a scattered early- morning shower in the earn portion of the bay area dissipates. we have mostly cloudy skies throughout the day today. brief drying does occur in throughout the northern portion of our district. low 60s clearlake. 50s in san francisco. >>> checking the roads, "kcbs traffic," we are not out of the clear just yet. the roads are slick. if you want to use mass transit bart systemwide no delays, similar for ferries, caltrain and ace train number one. full look at your "kcbs traffic" coming up. >>> 4:54. a tree trimmer survived a freak acciden

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we asked picard wagner of at&t what was in the kingsbury commitment.f course, was the commitment to refrain from buying up any more independent telephone companies, that it would provide long distance connections to the independent, which means the non-bell companies, which then existed. mr. wagner, what do you think prompted theodore vail to give up the fight, so to speak, and decide to go into an agreement with the federal government? at&t got the government off its back. and with the kingsbury commitment, we were able to go ahead and set up the long distance network. and we were assured that the government was not going to come in and take away from us that long distance network. schoumacher: henry geller, former general counsel of the federal communications commission, was one of the government's key telephone policymakers. well, i can understand what was in it for the phone companies, buy why did the government buy this arrangement? the government bought it because what he promised them was universal service. he as going to -- at reasonable rates

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.ood morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. asian markets were mixed after the bank of japan offered no new stimulus and a fall in tech stocks. tokyo's nikkei fell more than 1%. hong kong's hang seng added 1%. wall street investors will continue to focus on first quarter earnings results due this week after concerns about earnings and sales fueled declines. the dow lost 166 points on monday. the nasdaq finished 47 points lower. >>> president obama is expected to declare today national equal pay day. mr. obama will likely issue two executive orders to help combat pay discrimination against women. the first would prohibit some employers from retaliating against claims of unequal pay. the second would strengthen existing equal pay laws. the president is also pushing the house to support a bill to restore expired jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed. on monday, the senate passed legislation, but it faces stiff republican opposition in the house. starting today, microsoft will en

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morn, anne-marie. executives from comcast and time warner will testify before congress today. comcast has filed papers with federal regulators arguing it should be allowed to go ahead with its proposed 45 billion dollars takeover of time warner cable. comcast says it would benefit consumers by creating faster internet speeds and better video on demand service. >>> bargain-hunting investors drove wall street's stocks higher. the dow is up 10 points monday, the nasdaq gained 33 points. >>> asian markets got a bounce from wall street's gains. hong kong's hang seng added 1%. tokyo's nikkei bucked the trend dropping 2%. >>> toyota said today that it's recalling more than 6 million cars around the world. more than two dozen models are involved including the pontiac vibe and subaru trezia. the problems affect various parts from steering to seats. no crashes or injuries connected to the problems have been reported, but two fires have been linked to a detective engi

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jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.rning, jill. >>> good morning, anne-marie. federal reserve chair janet yellen made her first public remarks outside of washington and the markets listened. she visited a factory yesterday and she said the fed will keep interest rates low for some time because the economy and the job market will need a boost. >> the recovery still feels like a recession to many americans. and it also looks that way in some economic statistics. at 6.7%, the national unemployment rate is still higher than it ever got during the 2001 recession. >> reporter: she also said about 7 million people are working part time, but would rather work full time. asian stocks drew some momentum on yellen's comments. hong kong's hang seng adds 1%, tokyo's nikkei bucked the trend moving 0.25%. here on wall street, investigators as liked what janet yellen said. the dow rose 134 points. the nasdaq added 43 points. >>> the fbi has begun a criminal investigation into high-speed trading here on wall street. we told you about th

wagner you know when i was under contract to the studio. and they said there's only one other person that goes by their initials and that's katie stevens and she's not working. so i did ok with her why why this book you wrote these in my heart that was the memoir this is more a book about things and i was on your show about that and you were so gracious and well tell me about this larry this was the greatest time of my life you know when i got under contract to the studio when i was eighteen years old i think i caught the golden era just at the last just at the last time and a lot of people that had created it and. it was it was just thrilling for me and i think you grew up in in that i grew up in who grew up there yes i grew up in southern california in los angeles but you know i just. i have so many i work with a lot of young people and they ask me about the golden era they ask me about that what was that like what was the contract system like what how did that happen and they don't they don't know anything about that they don't know that

at the new york stock exchange, i'm jill wagner. >>> it is 4:50 on your friday. oakland wants you the city rolling out the welcome mat to track more tourists. the new plan to get visitors to stop on by and the one major challenge if they do. >> talk about a transformation. what it took to turn a shelter into a five-star restaurant. and who was behind the surprise. ,, ,,,,,, / ,, h,z/ to shake its negative image. it's launching a p-r campaio >>> starting out with rain around the bay area this morning. by the afternoon some widely scattered showers and partly cloudy skies. the temperatures staying down. 50s at the coastline, 60s in the south bay. 64 campbell, 65 morgan hill. maybe 66 in gilroy. east bay temperatures also a little cooler than normal. 62 pleasanton. 63 in livermore. and 62 degrees in danville. about 63 in concord. s north bay scattered showers and widely scattered by the afternoon. 62 in sonoma, 57 bodega bay, 62 san rafael, downtown san francisco 61 degrees. >>> checking the roads, we are getting our first reports of flooding in larkspur on southbou

wagner. cbp has screamed arriving passengers. you haven't screamed departing pax to the passengers i think you started after malaysia 370. mr. bersin said he doesn't believe any other agency have capacity building. i need a yes or no on that and then whether this indicates our ability in the human trafficking issue because i would imagine that that is also a possibility for individuals being smuggled todathey may be on a fraudulent passport as well but the question is you just started giving the exiting passengers. why haven't you done it and then what about the impact getting our hands around the passports on human smuggling? >> we've recently added to the lost and stolen documents to the outbound manifest screening that we do. we will focus primarily on the terrorist screening database is and other types of national security. but we will call out some of the administrative heads. >> we will be working to come up with a better -- >> do you believe in issues dealing with human smuggling and trafficking? >> and assuring people tha

at the new york stock exchange, i'm jill wagner. >>> time now is 4:50. tough love for a messy teen. the extreme way one dad taught his daughter to clean her room. >> and hospital horror. why a california family claims her mother was frozen alive. ,, ,,,, >>> rise and shine. it's thursday, april 3. high today close to typical for this time of the year from 62 in palo alto to the mid-60s as we swing around from sunnyvale into downtown san jose. a pair of sixes in morgan hill. east of the bay average high this time of the year is flirting with 70 in livermore but instead 64 degrees. low 60s in san ramon through blackhawk into the danville area. no 60s also common with the southwest -- low 60s also common with a southwest wind in pleasant hill. cooler further north in clearlake average high in san francisco is the mid-60s but today only 60 degrees. >>> checking the roads right now, the roads are finally dry. so we're actually not seeing too many spinouts out there. it's quiet. a live look at our sensors through the santa cruz mountains on highway 17. we'll have "kcbs traffic" coming up.

jill wagner from cbs money watch reports the auto industry boss goes in for a big grilling on capitol hill today. >> reporter: general motors' new ceo mary barra will testify before congress today about the deadly issue in many of its small cars. lawmakers want to know why it took gm more than a decade to recall the cars now linked to 13 deaths. at least the dozen family members of victims will be there. in prepared testimony, barra apologizes to the families and says she'll find out why it took so long for the safety defect to be announced. >>> federal reserve chair janet yellen made big news yesterday touring a factory in chicago. she says the fed will keep interest rates low for some time because the economy and job market still need a boost. investors like what they heard. yesterday the dow rose 134 points. the nasdaq added 43 points. >>> dreaming of a vacation? well, don't book your trip while at work. a new study from rice university finds that people are more likely to splurge on expensive hotels and be less satisfied with their trip when they book it while at the office. resea

jeffrey wagner was blown up in afghanistan.irlifted to walter reed where he was given incredible doses of narcotic painkillers to ease his pain because he of him physically wounded. by the time him largely physically recovered from the wounds of the explosion that he survived, he had become an addict. so the army sent him, as we heard in the clip, to the v.a. to a detox unit to get clean. but now we see the problem continues at the v.a. at the v.a., even in the detox unit, they continued to give him opiates. when they discharge them on a weekend pass, they gave him 19 prescriptions for drugs, including the opiates and muscle relaxants that ended up killing him. even in the setting where the v.a. should've had the most control, they were hardly controlled at all. >> talk about the settlement that was just announced on thursday, the wrongful death settlement for veterans. >> this is a similar issue. we always hear the story, the veteran who died after being turned away from the v.a. and going to the v.a., there are survivors winn

wagner and mr. bersin for the response and the outbound passengers from the u.s. in light of the flight 370 tragedy and everything else that you described but to build upon something the ranking member has asked about the capacity building with other countries around the world you responded that there is not a line item currently but can you talk a little bit more starting with mr. bersin and continue with mr. wagner about funding the capacity and efforts into the second question you may also want to address in the same way that we are exploring the legislative options in the fixes you've already put in place maybe talk about what other countries have done over the last three weeks so if you would start. >> starting with the second question in the aftermath of the interpol statements come of secretary general ronald noble has been publicizing the issue and countries around have taken note of the problem and while it's too soon to say that it's resulted in changes it has created an awareness that didn't exist before and i think we will be seeing different countries

. >> jill wagner joining us right now. good morning. >> good morning.estors keep a close eye on the federal reserve this week. the central bank is meeting interest rates wall street hoping stocks can rebound. totaled 140 points. toyota is making big changes in the u.s. reportedly planning some of the largest number of sales and market jobs in southern california to dallas. more than 5,000 people work in the california complex. it's still not clear how many would have to move, but the restructuring would place the new texas headquarters closer to where most of toyota's cars are actually made in the united states. a new pentagon policy could be a big boost to massachusetts- based new balance. the defense department said it will provide new recruits with american-made athletic shoes as long as they meet all the requirements. new balance is one of the companies. right now, the military gives recruits a cash allowance to buy the shoes needed for training and many recruits overseas. the pentagon spent $180 million on the new girl allowance since 2002. and imp

coming up, we get a moneywatch from joe wagner. >> checking here, pollen count for today. we see it on the rise, in fact, getting very high as we head in towards wednesday and thursday. grass is now a problem too. ,, ,, charlie joins us now from n it was a one- point- one per >>> time for business now. retail had the biggest jump in march. >> it was a 1.1% increase. moneywatch's joe wagner in. >> looking if stocks can rebound after a huge selloff last week. some popular tech stocks. fell 143 points, the nasdaq slower. flipping below the 4,000 mark for the first time since early february. this week, more companies will report their first quarter earnings including google and yahoo and learn some new numbers this manufacturing and retail. investors want to know how the rough winter weather is today and if you raise to finish your taxes. sop good news for the irs. your chance of getting audited is low issue than it's been in years. budget cut answered new responsibilities mean fewer agents will be auditing returns. auditing will be lower than last year's rate of 10%. beef din

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wagner for his testimony. theistinguished members of committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear today and discussed the role of u.s. customs and border protection and passport security. i appreciate the opportunity to join my colleagues in speaking on this very important issue, which supports the core mission of cbp. i like to discuss the sources of information available. query this information as well as our operational responses in the different travel environment. the ability for officers to access real-time reliable information on all travelers seeking admission to the united states is critical to art -- to our antiterrorism efforts. cbp must ensure that a traveler isn't fraudulently presenting another individual's valid passport or other travel documentation, whether the document is stolen or intentionally provided to enter the united states. uses interpol's stolen and lost document travel database and support systems in the air land and sea environments to verify the validity and status of travel

i'm alex wagner in for lawrence o'donnell. my show here on msnbc weekdays at 4:00 p.m. chris hayes is up next. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. hundreds of armed demonstrators faced off with the federal government in southern nevada over the weekend, and the federal government blinked. just another reminder that whether or not the law is enforced depends on who you are and whether or not you have the right wing media on your side. >> battle of big government versus the rancher. >> it's big government versus