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Financial clout, and different in that regard. >> because of that there are even more particularized rules when it comes to suing the irs. very, very rare. what is most interesting here is -- i'll agray with faith you can go after the people because they acted clearly outside of the scope of their authority as government employees, so, good after the rocket scientists who chose to do this on their own, who clearly went off the reservation -- >> neil: we don't know what reservation they went off of or who was calling the orders. >> you want to sue and name the irs commissioner in your lawsuit a...

Better, which which by the way. >> it's worse. >> and coming up april 18th is the 101st birthday of his father and that's just a few days away. do you have any thought whether that could be a time where he might want to show himself, show what he can do? >> that's exactly right. the north koreans love to do something on anniversaries. when they broke an 8 year long moratorium on missile testing in 2006 they picked july 4th just to make us feel good about it. the 101st birthday, i think very logical for a target point. if i were north korean rocket scientists i would want to make sure i had ple...

Seven american marines met their deaths far away from the battle field when a 60 millimeter round accidently blew up inside a mortar tube at an army depot in the nevada desert. we don't yet know their names but we know the military is putting certain lots of the ammunition out of use until it can figure out exactly what happened. a tragic loss of life. and because we all needed one more thing to worry about, congress has taken a serious look at the threat of an asteroid strike big enough to wipe out a major city. a house committee met with actual rocket scientists to figure out what needs to...

Taken to date has been fully in keeping with the traditions of this country to include through a congressional oversight. and we take that very seriously. >> white house chief of staff dennis mcdonough thank you very much for coming to "the lead" and sharing your views. >> congratulations on the show. thanks for having me. in other world news she is the 15-year-old girl shot in the head by the taliban just because she wanted all girls to go to school. now malala is defying attackers in a way that must make their blood boil by going back to school. take that, taliban. the sky is falling but...

Nasa doesn't have the resources to look for astroids, which is why a trio of american astronauts and rocket scientists are raising money to launch their own astroid early warning system, a dedicated telescope scanning the stars for threats. >> this is a wakeup call that we should be looking out there. these things do hit the earth. >> reporter: scientists say we can keep the planet safe if we know what's out there headed our way. neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> thanks a lot for that story. not the only weird space news this morning either. >> in russia, it's literally raping from the sky...