great to have you here, jacqui. jacqui: i m jacqui heinrich in for john roberts, he s off today. a crime story terrifying people on the north side of chicago. just this morning, a spray of bullets ringing out at a frat house party to kick off homecoming weekend at southern university in baton rouge leaving nine people wounded. sandra: about this time yesterday in cleveland when a gunman stormed a barber shop and shot five people, one of the wounded still fighting for his life. jacqui: and families on bucket list vacations cannot get away from the crime targeted at their hotel on a disney world vacation. this morning to head out to go to disney and the truck was missing. i ve had iwatches, a lot of people said the same thing has happened to them. sandra: in the neighborhood known as wrigleyville in chicago, the closest thing to crime used to be rooftops giving fans a free view of the cubs action at wrigley field, but the neighborhood has been hijacked by a violent gr
income convenience. if you work on an offshore oil rig you can t run out for a burger so the tax man says your company can feed you tax free. but what about those tech companies? they re often in places with plenty of restaurant options. they say it s all about culture, like at facebook. voted best place to work. i feel like facebook is a utopia in the best of ways. the cool thing about facebook s approach to benefits is they re really focused on removing stress from our daily lives so it s things that make me just make it easier for me to focus on my work. being together, working together, and eating together. recent press is going to get the irs more interested in this issue generally. tom cryan is a tax attorney who represents companies in cases like this. he says the irs has been investigating perks for years, like the way high level executives fly on corporate jets for their personal use.