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reporter: the days only hillary clinton sighting came here at this chipotle in ohio. grainy security camera images capturing the presidential candidate. she was wearing sunglasses and no one recognized her. she s on a two-day stealth road trip traveling in this black van. it s just clinton, her team and a secret service detail driving along an undisclosed route through the midwest to get here to iowa. along the way, she s meeting what she calls everyday americans. first stop, a pennsylvania gas station. clinton tweeting met a great family when we stopped this afternoon. she says her campaign is about people like them. and the diverse faces in her kickoff video from a gay couple. getting married this summer to someone i really care about. reporter: to spanish speakers. [ speaking foreign language ] reporter: to judy stouch of iowa tending her tomatoes. my tomatoes are legendary in my own neighborhood. reporter: clinton herself ....
It. the irs says thieves are stealing people s social security numbers and filing false tax returns, then having the refunds sent to them. most people only find out they ve been victimized when they file their actual tax return and the irs says oh, we already have a return in your name. reporter: what follows can be a red tape nightmare. the irs says victims can still get their refunds but it will require patience and lots and lots of work and effort. the first thing you have to do is notify the irs and file a police report. and then you re going to be asked to file an affidavit of fraud and it s going to take about 120 extra days before you re going to get your refund. reporter: the irs says it s focused on weeding out scammers flagging 19 million suspicious returns last year. still, consumers need to be vigilant and proactive. the big thing is just to keep your information private. keep your social security number private. file your tax return as early as ....
And turned around. the lucky worker was taken to a nearby hospital to be checked out as a precaution. but he is expected to be just fine. reporter: authorities are investigating. at this point, they don t expect any charges to be filed. the airport worker in question is lucky the pilot heard him calling for help and banging away in there. once again, he s expected to be fine although likely pretty embarrassed. neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. florida senator marco rubio now joined the battle for republican nomination for president. highlighting his youth. meanwhile, hillary clinton, one of the baby boomers has arrived in iowa for a first campaign event. abc s karen travers has the details. the republican field has another contender. grounded by the lessons of our history, but inspired by the promise of our future, i announce my candidacy for president of the united states. the florida senator, marco rubio, announced his widely ....
Before pulling the trigger. now. i shot him. i m sorry. reporter: then dropping the pistol, not expecting the powerful recoil of a gun. he knew that he erred. he knew that he used a deadly force instead of less lethal. no one intended for mr. harris to die that day. reporter: departments in all 50 states rely on reserve officers and deputies. they often work side by side with full-time cops. the tulsa sheriff s department says bates, a business man who has volunteered as a reserve deputy since 2008, was more than qualified to be on the street. harris family believes that reserve deputy should have known the difference between a gun and a taser. they re now alleging a cover-up. the sheriff s department tells us they ve asked the fbi to look into possible civil rights violations. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. new audio recordings have been released from the immediate aftermath of that deadly police shooting in south carolina. moments after officer michael ....
reporter: hillary clinton will hold her first campaign event in iowa today. it s expected to be a small event. the big rallies we re used to seeing, that won t happen until sometime next monday. next month. karen travers, abc news, washington. back to another case of lethal force used by law enforcement in confrontation with a black suspect. this happened on april 2nd. police in tulsa chasing down a suspect who allegedly tried to sell an illegal gun to an undercover officer. during the struggle, a 73-year-old reserve sheriff s deputy mistakenly pulled out his handgun instead of a stun gun and shot the suspect. 44-year-old eric harris died an hour later. prosecutors have charged that reserve deputy, robert bates with second degree manslaughter. if convicted, he could face up to four years in prison. at a news conference yesterday, the victim s brother doesn t believe the shooting was racially motivated. a manhunt is under way after a fatal shooting at a north ....