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Exact moment -- of the exact moment a freight train slammed into a garbage truck. this happened near baltimore. >> back up! >>gretchen: an explosion knocking 15 cars right off the track that sparked the fire for the blast felt miles away. >> you could feel the heat coming off of the flame. we were standing there looking at the loading dock. when it went, it knocked me down and my two other co-workers. >> i felt the heat off of the explosion. it scared me so bad. >>gretchen: several buildings completely demolished. the truck driver is in serious but stable condition. those are your headlines. >...

Coordination in the cincinnati office or coordination with the treasury department in washington? >> well, we know for sure that it had to have gone up the chain within the cincinnati office, but there are also reports, you know, individual reports, that some of this was getting bounced back to washington, you know, for a secondary review. >> kim, what about the white house response to this? their basic point is, look, we didn't want to interfere with an investigation so we took complete hand's off, nobody told the president, the president didn't need to know. does that pass the credibility te...

Waived her right of remaining silent. >> alan dershowitz said she's in trouble. she can be held in contempt of congress. there she is where she really didn't do much other than plead the 5th. she said it was low level people in cincinnati. well, as it turns out in the national review online they have a document that she actually signed as recently as march and april of 2012. she signed cover letters to 16 conservative organizations that were represented by the american center for law and justice. see, there clearly is her signature that went to at least 16 outfits that said they couldn't make ...

That says tea party. that's a shorter way to do it. it's like profiling. why don't i look at the ones that say patriot. that's right wing by current nomenclature. i can shorten my time in getting the job done. is that what happened? as you understand it? >> not exactly. what happens is, there is a river of applications flowing into the cincinnati office. between 60,000 and 70,000 a year. the irs has about 150 to 200 employees there. and they have to categorize the work. the less complicated work goes to employees with less experience. the more complex stuff goes to employees with greater exper...

Here. >> the transparency. >> yes. that's why he should have been more aggressive a few weeks ago. line, i understand. we all know how this works. i'm sure that there were echoes of this thing rattling around from the irs like -- like noise from a barrel somewhere during the fall campaign. they didn't want this -- somebody didn't want this coming out. even maybe the irs people were smart enough politically to say, let's not put this out now. i'm not blaming the white house for that. okay. things happen during the midst of a campaign in an administration that administrations don't want to have ...