in terms of a market-based policy, which is sounder, art hogan. after all, in the 19th century, before we had all deposit insurance, when you deposited a buck in a bank, that was a credit investment. you had to be sure you would get your buck back. we now assume everything is going to be guaranteed and shouldn't be guaranteed. >> right. you also had to assume that bank was going to make a credible loan with that. cyprus didn't happen this week. cyprus has been a problem for years. we've taken too long to fix the problem, but, you know, this weekend we came to our senses and said you can't have a bank or a financial systems seven times as large of a gdp, tiny island making terrible loans. i think, thank god, to your point, we didn't put a levy on insured investors. that would have broken the financial system. i think that would be chaos. i think the template has been set up and now we can try to take the next step and the next step is a fiscal unity in europe which is needed. and the only way you're going to get there -- >> yeah. ben steel, the oth

republican strategist hogan g gidley and political strategist angela rye.art with you, senator rand paul out there this weekend making the case for the more libertarian type of conservatism as opposed to what he called the cookie cutter conservatism. you think that's going to help the party with young voters who supported president clinton -- sorry, president obama, over mitt romney by margin of 24 percentage points? >> i don't know that it does help or doesn't help. what i first have to get clear is what is libertarian conservatism? the two don't seem to mesh for me. you're talking about someone who is certainly against marriage equality but every libertarian, true libertarian i know wants to stay out of my life, and every social conservative i know wants to be in my life. i'm not really sure about the difference here. we're still talking about a guy who disagrees with the lions share of the civil rights legislation rulings of the '60s because he said they infringed on personal property rights. so i've got real dilemmas with rand paul and some of those iss

hogan, who can they get? their weight behind, the conservatives can be happy with and everybody else can be happy with? >> that's a great question. still way too early. i think the purity sieve we sometimes find ourselves looking through is a mistake as a party. there are former governors, current governors, who have had to work across the aisle, who have to go out and actually govern something. it's fine to take conservative stands on things. i'm all for that. but if you don't bring people along with you, you have really accomplished nothing except a press conference that doesn't move the ball forward. we need people out there like some former governors, some republicans out there, there are many, huckabee, jeb bush is one, who know how to work across the aisle, who know how to get things done and govern a people. at the end of the day, those states are microcosms of the federal government. that's why we've had so many governors as president. it's still really early yet. let's all just hold off and let this

i think steve king should be ashamed of himself. >> hogan, i see you shaking your head. you're not disproving? >> i disagree with that. i think the media coverage has been blanketed. if the president says he pays for his own vacation, we want want to foot the bill for security and travel. i don't think think it's a dog issue or racial issue. i think the optics are atrocious for this president -- we just talked about young saving something about wetbacks, how it reflects on our party. this is how it reflects on the democrat party continuing to spend, continuing not to understand we're out of money and to do things like this makes him seem out of touch on where the rest of the country stands where he's sending his family on vacation on our dime, he's not focused on what he should be doing. >> so house republicans, it's okay for them to spend millions and millions of dollars defending doma, a clearly discriminatory law? >> i don't disagree. it should be uniform across the board. >> kids taking spring break vacations, i don't see the problem. >> you're couching it in terms o

. >> hogan, i like your pragmatism. we can use god. and i'm just teasing.mean it that way, it just came out funny. gay marriage. when hogan makes this point, no social issues can help us with african-american/hispanic voters because of religious conservativ conservatives. what about gay marriage? 53% of people think that should be okay. and that's shifting around this country. i think we all can acknowledge there has been a tipping point. i don't know when it's going to become overwhelming, but looks like it's going that way. how can a party win when they're going to say no to an issue that's going the other way? >> well, i a new "washington post" poll found a slim majority of americans under age 50 also support same-sex marriage and that makes it tricky for the republican coalition. because the younger voters seem to be for it where older voters are against it. i like hogan's framing of this iss issue. you have to look at cultural conservativism in context. when you're looking at what a lot of evangelical conservatives want and care about, they care about

i was reading the correspondence that maggie hogan is the editor of, and she kept talking about notes. i want to buy more notes and i wasn't sure what she meant by notes but it eventually became clear with you was doing was speculating in government securities. often pretty large denominations , and the soldiers got these bonds while there were still in the army camp, and they had to get home. the army did not pay for they're expenses to travel home. so some of these guys had no money, and you have to stay in in this and so forth on the way, and buy food. so the god with these bonds to real money. nobody would get them this dahlia for the bonds. the essence of less than $0.10 on the dollar. that summary would be if your someone who response to a speculator you have 10 percent of the face value. you had to go from west point on the hudson river home to connecticut. and not very far trip, but he says that he took all the bonds that he was paid fighting in that war, and he had been in the army for six years, took all of his bonds and sold them and got not face value but just enough money

one of the new appointments is general motors executive mark hogan. the three new board members will take up their posts on approval at a shareholders meeting in june. >> translator: in line with toyota's global expansion we need a business structure that shows the public we have an open mind. that's why we made this decision. china's latest surge to stem the rush in the home market is scrammingab scrambling. the chinese government said last friday it will start leveeing a 20% personal income tax on profits of the sale of a used home. the move is aimed at curbing housing prices as signs of economic growth appears. homeowner are heading to real estate offices across the country looking for a quick sale to avoid the new tax. buyers are flocking to registration offices. they are worried that homeowner may increase prices because of the tax. >> translator: even without the tax many people can't afford a home. i don't understand the government's view at all. some people in the real estate industry say the new tax could backfire and trigger a rise in housin

there's no quarterback controversy this year as kevin hogan has the starting position.er from josh nunez, led the cardinal to wins down the stretch and then knocking off wisconsin for stanford's first win in the rose bowl for 40 years. throwing for 196 yards and after practice today he told us they have the same goals. >> our goal is pac-12 championship, and last year is behind us, it was a great sewn -- season but we can't live in the past. our goal is pac-12 championship and everything else will take care of itself. >> mike: rory mcilroy walked off the course yesterday, claiming his wisdom teeth hurt. wind was howling. tigerwoods struggling. hits the bank, barclay clearing the water. tiger's ball plugs. he couldn't find it. had to go back to the tee. eight shots behind. two tour rookies, guthrie and thompson, taking turns. thompson is 8-under, double gut, both have a share of the lead heading into sunday. >> at 6:00, more from the cal bears. >> ama: don't mess with am coming up in half hour, a healing hand for a family touched by tragedy. what one group is doing to ma

kevin hogan solidified the starting job. took over from josh nunes and led to wins over four top-20 teams including oregon, oregon state, ucla, and went to the rote bowl for the first anytime 40 -- first time in 40 years. after practice today he told us he has the same goals they do every season. >> goal is pac-12 championship, and last year was behind us, it's a great season, but we can't live in the past. so, we're -- our goal is pac-12 championship and everything else will take care of itself. >> mike: the pga tour in florida in the hoont classic, rory mcilroy walked off the course on his ninth hole yesterday, claim his wisdom teeth hurt. maybe being 7 or par was the rope. -- was the reason. tiger wood struggling, hilts the bank, barclay clears -- barely clears the water. gets a double-bogey. thompson buries this one from the bunker. he is 8-under, as is guthrie, a long birdie on eight. nothing but net. guthrie and thompson, share of the lead heading into sunday's final round, sharks, gonzaga at 11:00. see you then. bette

hulk hogan, ashton kutcher, sarah palin and al gore. it appears to have originated in russia. sources say the attack could have been launched from anywhere. that it will take a long time to rack the digital trail. it can happen to anyone. millions of americans are vulnerable with thousands having their private financial information compromised each year. but increasingly, hollywood's eli elea elite are becoming the targets. for years, very compromising photos of scarlet johansson, christina aguilera leaked on to the web. the fbi arrested this man. christopher cheney in florida. and charged him with 26 counts of identity theft, unauthorized access to a computer and wiretapping. just yesterday a 12-year-old boy admitted to charges that he targeted ashton koocher and justin beebe we are an elaborate form called swatting. it is when someone manipulates phone equipment to make a 911 call luring police to mobilize s.w.a.t. teams. these hackers make it look like the call are coming from the victims themselves. this 911 call launched an eight-man s.w.a.t. team to this could have sprin

i give you the person to get in charge -- with the abatement side, william hogan. i'll give you his number and stuff. he can tell you how they do an audit. they do a yearly -- every two years they do an audit and that's how they get their pricing on how many square feet that they have to do. and it just moves up and up and up. when i first started it was like 17 bucks. now it's like 54 bucks. so, inflation, man. so, yeah. this is a great thing. even if you don't know what some of the graffiti is and you start typing it, you can figure out one of the letters if this computer goes. back in that search area when it gets back there, they say you see that [speaker not understood] right there. that's merc. if you see merc right there and you don't know what it said but you can see the first two letters, m.e., you can go up here in the search area and just start typing. m-e and try to figure out, oh, you can look at some of these pictures. there's -- there's a mercs, too, mers. sometimes people get that confused with a k or an s. you can look at the pictures or try to mat

armed forces if this government remains and the current arrangement of hogan armed forces and police forces continues then the training will be needed for many many years to come to a party for example so much security has to apply to parts of their life from london on the line. they involve a known thursday twenty one doctors finally walk free after spending two years in jail accused of taking part in antigovernment protests they were initially convicted of instigating hatred and quote participating in a legal go brings and quote the doctors insisted they were only doing the job though in treating the wounded and claimed that they were tortured into confessing crimes they didn't commit but acquittal didn't fully deflect attention from the gulf states massive internal problems though and the crackdown on dissent that the sort of molecules been suppressing and the regime running since two thousand and eleven using violence to disperse campaigners asking for jobs and freedoms that week i spoke to physician dr fred about how g. she recounted her own experience while being held by the co

we heard unions and other people begin to chime in as well and as we know as i just mentioned the hogan and the symbolic victory for keystone proponents but when you look at this coupled with let's say for instance the state department report that says the pipeline would have no negative effects i mean how worried are you that the fight it's already over on this well it's important to remember that this decision rests solely with the president of states and secretary kerry and it's up to them so it's certainly unfortunate that we lost this but we've seen other losses in a year and a half ago the congress said the president should make a decision a media lead on the pipeline and he responded by saying no we're confident that this president understands the impacts involved if you watched his inaugural address or his state of the union after the inaugural he made incredible statements about wanting to fight climate change you know how i mean come on he's making incredible statements but where is action is josh i mean and the biggest rally ever against the pipeline for you know for curbing

shana hogan, author of "picture perfect" about the jodi arias case. >> travis and jodi talked every dayanged thousands of e-mails and text messages. >> reporter: jodi was so attracted to travis, she converted to the church of latter day saints because travis was a mormon. >> she started to inquire more about the lds faith, ended up joining the church. i'm sure that brought their relationship -- made it even stronger. >> reporter: to outsiders, travis and jodi appeared devout. a pure mormon couple, but appearances, as was often the case with these two, would prove deceiving. >> secretly, behind the scenes, travis and jodi's relationship was not pure, it was not chaste. they had this intense sexual relationship they kept hidden from everyone. >> but jodi couldn't keep everything hidden, especially from travis' long-time friends. many of whom found his new love a bit odd. and a bit troubling. >> we don't like jodi coming over to our home. we feel very uncomfortable. >> david hughes recalls a chilling encounter between his brother, his sister-in-law and jodi arias. >> they are having this c

we have the acting risk officer stepping in for john hogan who is on leave.e have mike cavanaugh who is the co-ceo of the investment bank. he was the author of the internal report. we also have ina drew. she was the chief of the cia. ina is no longer at the firm. we have three members of the office of the controller of the currency. they were supposed to be the unit that was actually regulating these investments. we have a full house on friday. so we will have all that for you on friday. >> appreciate it. sue, down to you. >> thanks guys. shares of express on the express train lower today. the clothing retailer giving a disappointing forecast for the first quarter and the year. last trade on that stock down $1.55. different story for coach. the stock which is down over the past year starting to generate some bullish comments from analysts. citi upgrading coach to buy with a $56 price target. the shares responding to that up almost a full percent at 49.27. >> some very interesting big news in the auto sector coming in right now and phil lebeau has it live from

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consistent subsequent to the thirteenth in the portfolio's performance, myself and jamie dimon, john hogan, began a much deeper inquiry. >> besides the traders who miss marked the book, who should be held accountable or has anyone been held accountable aside from the traders for breaching jpmorgan's own internal risk limits and adjusting the risk models? >> is that a question for me? >> yes. besides the traders, i am sorry, besides the traders who miss marks the book who should be held accountable for breaching jpmorgan's and internal risk limits and adjusting the risk models? >> an aggregate, the task force's report that there were a number of mistakes made in the risk organization, the finance organization which i ran and as senior management and i deeply regret those mistakes. >> when you are, quote, held accountable, what penalty is there that is imposed when you are held accountable at jpmorgan? >> the firm has taken a number of actions, they terminate the employment of a number of employees, clawed back traders. they have clawed back compensation and reduced compensation for selected

. >> reporter: rob hogan is executive chef and team program manager at the series community project.rnoons a week in this sebas sebastopol kitchen, teens come to cook food, a lot of it and it's delivered to the folks who are dying of cancer. the clients getting healthy, organic meals, when they need the most. >> almost full, leave an inch at the top. >> reporter: the teens getting daily lessons in cooking and a lifelong lesson in compassion. >> before this i would have, i wouldn't have really cared honestly but now i just appreciate everything all the more. >> reporter: the whole concept makes so much sense, the woman who came up with it is surprised no one beat her to it. >> the feeling was well if i'm not going to do it, who is? so this was raw land. >> reporter: catherine couch started this six years ago. not only has the nonprofit included an organic farm the teenag teenagers tend. this year they have 350 young people, make 52,000 meals for 450 families. >> we're talking about whole people and whole communities, and using food as a vehicle for supporting them. >> reporter: and th

. >> reporter: shannon hogan is writing a book about travis and jodi. in the mormon church is structured around congregations or wards. >> once you turn 31, you get kickled out of the single's ward and go into the adult wards where he's no longer with these cute 20-year-old single mormon girls. >> reporter: to travis, turning 30 meant he needed to find a mormon wife quickly. the breakup with jodi may have been a function of that. suggesting that he was about to get serious and she was not part of that? >> that she was never a girl that he was going to get serious with. she was just someone to keep his bed warm until he found a nice mormon girl. >> reporter: it turned out that despite her religious conversion and shared vows of chastity, jodi and travis were having sex. no matter the hypocrisy woven into that calculation, it apparently meant to travis that jodi wasn't the one to take as his wife, because she represented the sin he was trying to avoid. he shared that with his friend, taylor. >> jodi kind of represented the decision of going after someone

. >> bill: i at think there was a episode of hogans heros. >> you are thinking about clinger.t's the wrong. >> bill: you were right the first time. >> i'm not going there. >> bill: charles krauthammer, everyone. here are the results of our bill o'reilly.com poll. we asked you have conservatives actually helped barack obama by criticizing him over crazy stuff like muslim birth certificate? more than 20,000 of you voted on that. 45% say yes. 55% though say no. interesting poll. factor tip of the day. how to sleep better. the tip 60 seconds away. >> >> factor tip of the day. dennis miller will be out tomorrow. if you can't get the bolder and fresher shows in person, a great dvd on bill o'reilly com. and hot premium tickets on sale to meet miller and me in kansas city, wesbury, details on bill o'reilly.com. and if you get a book, a mug free of charge. stock up on gifts. remember the proceeds i get from that are donated to charity. and new york, bill, you are losing it in more ways than one. as a retired law enforcement officer i find your belligerent behavior more than i care to w

here's the picture in hulk hogan's file. hillary clinton, ouch. an arrogance to these suspects?cker now with the cybersecurity fund called beyond trust. >> there is an inherent ignorance to that. you know, the hackers that i worry about more are the folks you don't hear from. >> reporter: when some hackers show their cockiness, their swagger, that can catch up to them. why do they do it? mayfrai who once hacked pentagon and other systems said most of the time it's just to show they can. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> that picture is just disturbing. brian todd, thank you, we appreciate it. >>> it's st. patrick's day, as if you diddant know. what better way to celebrate than with a pint of guinness. we have a handy guy to get you ready for the day. a new role. working behind the scenes to provide companies with services... like helping hr departments manage benefits and pensions for over 11 million employees. reducing document costs by up to 30%... and processing $421 billion dollars in accounts payables each year. helping thousands of companies simplify how work gets done. how'

norm says this, watching this administration reminds me of that old tv show, hogan's heroes. colonel klink is obama while all the cabinet secretaries act like surgeons shultz. i know nothing. here is rave from virginia. people do with a government can never do. thank you. love hearing from you. send me an-mail. finally, listen to this one. look at this. talk about of whole -in-1. the story of the sinkhole. continuing on an illinois golf course where the ground opened up under the 14th fairway. oh, my gosh. 18 feet deep and 10 feet wide. it swallowed a golfer from missouri. no kidding. look at that fellow. he was brought to safety with a rope and only suffered a difficult -- dislocated shoulder not sure he would return t the courts with tt kind of hazard. cannot blame him. that is my "2 cents more." that's it for our shohohohohoho. thank you for joining us. have a good night. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. senate democrats preparing to unveil their first budget proposal in almost four years. and tax hikes are at the center of their plans once again. senate budget committee ch

. >> bill: i at think there was a episode of hogans heros. >> you are thinking about clinger.hat's the wrong. >> bill: you were right the first time. >> i'm not going there. >> bill: charles krauthammer, everyone. here are the results of our bill o'reilly.com poll. we asked you have conservatives actually helped barack obama by criticizing him over crazy stuff like muslim birth certificate? more than 20,000 of you voted on that. 45% say yes. 55% though say no. interesting poll. factor tip of the day. how to sleep better. the tip 60 seconds away. dad, i'd put that down. ah. 4g, huh? verizon 4g lte. 700 megahertz spectrum, end-to-end, pure lte build. moe most consistent speeds indoors or out. and, obviously, astonishing throughput. obviously... you know how fast our home wifi is? yeah. this is basically just as fast. oh. and verizon's got more fast lte coverage than all other networks combined. oh, why didn't you just say that? huh-- what is he doing? >> >> factor tip of the day. dennis miller will be out tomorrow. if you can't get the bolder and fresher shows in person, a great

let's bring in art hogan, manager director, and president of strategic wealth partners.ore we dig into specific names, i would like to ask you whether or not we can discern any particular trend in terms of those that led and were laggers. >> i think if you look at a sector basis, what you saw was risk on sectors. so discretion and financials at the top and materials in the top three. i think that remains risk on. a global economic play and people in the back of the market. if you look at the bottom three, it is clearly a defensive play. your consumer staples sector et cetera. when you look on a sector basis, what did this week look like, it looked great and looked risk on. interestingly enough this is where we have seen in' '13 where we saw them all in the week. risk on doing better than defensive sectors. >> mark, are there any surprises of winners and losers this week? any at all? >> what we have been tracking closely all year is the fact that those companies generating a significant portion of the revenues from overseas, happen to be outperforming companies that are g

shana hogan is the author of "picture perfect" about the jodi arias case. >> from the very beginning,ant communication. they talked every day, they exchanged thousands of e-mails and text messages. >> jodi was so attracted to travis that she converted to the church of latter day saints because travis was a mormon. >> she started to inquire more about the lds faith and ended up joining the church, which i'm sure brought their relationship -- made it even stronger. >> to outsiders, jodi and traves appeared devout, a pure mormon couple, but appearances as was often the case with these two, would appear deceiving. >> behind the scenes, it was not pure, it wasn't chaste. they had this intense sexual relationship that they kept hidden from everyone. >> joining me now live is dr. drew pinsky, host of dr. drew on call on hln, and also mark geragos, coauthor of "mistrial, how the criminal justice system works and sometimes doesn't." from what we know from the past, are there signs? is it sociopathic? psychopathic? >> there are signs it's one. people describe her at empty, chameleon like, but i

shana hogan is the author of "picture perfect" about the jodi arias case. >> from the very beginning,i were in almost constant communication. they talked every day, they exchanged thousands of e-mails and text messages. >> jodi was so attracted to travis that she converted to the church of latter day saints because travis was a mormon. >> she started to inquire more about the lds faith and ended up joining the church, which i'm sure brought their relationship -- made it even stronger. >> to outsiders, jodi and traves appeared devout, a pure mormon couple, but appearances as was often the case with these two, would appear deceivindeceiving. >> behind the scenes, it was not pure, it wasn't chaste. they had this intense sexual relationship that they kept hidden from everyone. >> joining me now live is dr. drew pinsky, host of dr. drew on call on hln, and also mark geragos, coauthor of "mistrial, how the criminal justice system works and sometimes doesn't." from what we know from the past, are there signs? is it sociit sociopathic? psychopathic? >> there are signs it's one. people describ

joining us, charlie rangel and sean spicer and jonathan capehart and hogan gidley and the conclave procession our hour tomorrow, at 11:00 a.m. "now" with alex is coming up. >>> an attack today in afghanistan leaves two u.s. soldiers dead. further straining the already-frayed relationship between president obama and president karzai. former national security council spokesman tommy veeder joins wes moore to discuss this and how president obama is reasserting his power ahome and abread. plus the senate's gang of eight is hammering out a deal on immigration. will it make it past the house? and author tai salasa will be here to discuss her new book, "ghana must go." and discuss the search for american identity. now when we start in 180 seconds. you can do just that. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications solutions, your business is more reliable - secure - agile. and with responsive, dedicated support, we help you shine every day of the week. licking the cream off these oreo cookies. that's stupid. you're wasting the best part. shuh, says the m