something about it. super spreader affairs as spring breakers are flocking to the beaches in florida despite warnings to stay away. and the shocking attack on police officers trying to enforce pandemic. covid relief. some receiving checks totaling thousands of dollars. to have a little bit of weight lifted off our shoulders. to not have to worry as much as maybe what the next months will hold. i have some bills that are behind, obviously. so those are all already caught up. i got all of those caught up this morning. a lot of people needing that morning. good morning, it s sunday, march 14th. i m lindsey reiser. i m kendis gibson. we have a team of correspondents and analysts standing by with the latest for you on the stories we re covering. we begin with cathy park in new york with more on that new york times report surrounding governor cuomo. good morning. more than two dozen people were interviewed for the piece. who are they? what are some of the bombshells
by june facial recognition will be the only way to access irs.gov and they do that to get child tax credit information and online payment data, a long way to go for the irs whose equipment in some cases is 40 years old. back to you. david: there is that, gerri, thank you very much. the question, is this another overreach that gives the irs access to your life and privacy? here to discuss it all, company founder and c.p.a. and america s accountant. dan, thanks for being here. i don t trust them with this stuff, do you? actually, i do not either. listen, this is a further erosion of privacy, david. now, i understand why the irs would want to do this because they need to get up to speed with their technology, and at the same time, they need to look at ways to protect data because the irs has been hacked. but let s look at what s happening here. although you can still file