supreme court. more on this in a moment breaking news from the supreme court right now. martha: and there are also stung new details on the scandal surrounding the i.r.s. and its targeting of conservative groups. a former i.r.s. supervisor, based in washington, she is pictured there, now admitting that she was personally involved in scrutinizing some applications from tea party groups that were seeking tax exempt status. holly paas is her name and she told congressional investigators that she reviewed up to 30 applications and that contradicts initial claims that a small group of agents in cincinnati were solely responsible for mishandling the applications. jay sec ooh louisiana joins me now, chief counsel for the center for law and justice. good morning to you. good morning. martha: she says she was involved in some of the initial stages of trying to figure out how to handle the cases and that there was back and forth between washington and cincinnati.
them up in a hotel. as you know cuba does not have an extradition treaty with the u.s. there are at least 70 fugitives still on cuba soil, but this one ended happily for the family. martha: good thing for those boys. steve, thank you very much. gregg: new concerns today for the safety of an american pastor jailed in one of iran s most brutal prisons. we are now learning that saeed abedini is apparently being denied medical treatment. he is suffering from internal beating after months of beatings by iranian guards. joining is now is naghmeh abedini, and jordan sec ooh louisiana joins us with the american center for law and justice. tell us about your husband s condition? we know he has internal bleeding that is pretty critical. we know there have been doctors who have visited him at the hospital that have said he needs to be treated immediately. that was at least three weeks