one and francis is not going to be the one to clean it up the sir you had the it were to a recovery foundation a foundation that assists sexual abuse victims you were unfortunately also yourself abused as a young man how has that changed your life well i was i was sexually abused as a young man in the religious life but i was also sexually abused by clergy as a child and so it has affected every aspect of my life i am in my forty third year of psychotherapy attempting to recover from the ravages of sexual abuse that lasted from the ages of approximately three to the age of thirty and i was abused not only as a child but also as a young man in a religious order of men and i was propositioned in the seminary when i was preparing to become a priest and so this dysfunctional culture of the catholic church has to be reversed and of pope francis doesn't take significant action to reverse it then the church will continue on its downward spiral dr robert hoatson co-founder of road to recovery thank you sir for joining us thank you for having me it was a pleasure. and we shift our attention now to bang

the road to recovery that's a foundation that assists sexual abuse victims dr hoatson is himself a survivor of clergy sexual abuse he joins us tonight from the u.s. state of new jersey dr who is it is good to have you on the day i want to ask you a four day workshop that begins with the pope telling church leaders to hear the children's cry is that going to solve this horrible situation. well according to the pope who has very low expectations for this summit i'm hoping that his words to begin this summit it by saying that he should listen and we should listen to the voices of the children i hope he finally doesn't speak out of both sides of his mouth and say one thing and do another just yesterday he criticized those who critique the church for not doing enough and that means that he was critiquing the very victims and survivors and advocates and supporters who have been trying to get change in the church for many many decades so i'm hoping the pope's words this morning listen to the children and have concrete actions that will finally put an end to this scourge and i'm not sure that the t

recovery, it was okay to be there. heather: yeah, something that your family certainly hasn't forgotten with the foundation and all thek that you do, steven, was off that day and took it upon himself to run through the tunnels to try to get the scene. >> that's why we have the tower foundation, 343 firefighters and so many first responders, we are so proud of. we have a 9/11 exhibit that goes all around the country and we have the names of all the first responders who died but the names who died ever since, 350 more that died since 9/11 with illnesses because it's a price that we paid back then and continue to be paid. heather: we appreciate the work that you are doing and your brother steven. >> thank you. heather: time now 15 million until the top of the hour, iran, let's talk about them, unveiling newest weapon, submarine armed with cruise missiles, what does this signal about the rogue regime nuclear motive. former cia chief don hoffman says country will always find money for military even when faced with sanctions, he joins us up next. want more from your entertainment experience? just say teach me more. into you

recovery. >> we were just up at the 400 block of sausalito boulevard where this house used to be, where it was ripped from its foundation. what they are doing, evacuating people up there. as you can imagine when that house came down it released the utilities. there's a gas leak up there. pg&e is trying to cap that. also the fire captain i spoke with with southern marin fire department, he tells us they believe there's maybe another six homes at risk of sliding down. they don't know for sure because the sun is up. once the sun is up, they will get shore engineers up to get a better sense of what risk is out there. here you can see one of two homes we know for sure have already slid down. the woman in the second story of the home you're looking at there. she was pulled out and expected to be okay. reporting live in sausalito, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> really remarkable to see. can you imagine in the middle of the night, second story of your home, and it's just literally ripped from its foundation. thanks so much, bob. >> meteorologist dakari hall tracking all this. it's not over yet. >> not yet. 7" of rain in sau

foundations. thatve a lot of confidence that is what is going to happen. we will have a pretty strong recoverysecond half of this year. rishaad: thank you for joining us, jonathan garner. you can also catch up with that interview and others by using the interactive function tv . become part of the chat. send us instant messages during our programming. have a look at tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ back withe are bloomberg markets. have a look at the australian supplement, one australian supplement back with bloomberg markets. maker, lack more. david was telling us about it earlier. david: minerals, vitamins, that sort of thing. the stock is not doing well today. that should be the biggest drop since it went public in 1985. we are joined by beijing, joining us to talk about why shares of blackmore look like they are headed into a black hole. looks like there's a couple of things at work here. firstly, the way the company sells its supplements in china. those retailers are now selling in china, competing with its own stores here on the mainland, which are also selling supplements, and they are

recovery from the state and federal government. also today the woman who survived that mudslide took her concerns straight to city leaders. >> that woman was inside her home when it came crashing off its foundation and slid right on a hillside into another home. here's more of what she had to say today, and what's ahead for people who live in the neighborhood.>> reporter: we will set the stage here, this is the intersection of highway 37, and atherton road. this is where westbound traffic cannot get unless they get off on atherton and make the three mile detour. for folks who want to come this way off of i-80, it's going to be this way until that road is asked, and that's still not clear. on the repair scene, it's going on here but it's been a busy day for repair crews and folks here. this morning sausalito city council declared a state of emergency in wake of the landslide that happened last thursday, destroying a two unit duplex and standalone house. at the slide site, a team of engineers and architects came to assess the still unstable scene which likely contains various hazardous materials as well. many speakers at council were other victims are people living very close to the slide, all fea