last week, us hiker corey hancock was given a warning after he rescued what appeared to be an abandoned cub from his natural habitat. now two orphaned bear cubs have been rescued in montenegro after a farmer found them starving in the wild. the cubs have been nursed back to health but the story raises questions, should we rescue wild animals or do we run the risk of domesticating them? guy delauney has more. it seems like these bears have found the bare necessities. this animal sanctuary has been their home since last month when they were discovered a p pa re ntly last month when they were discovered apparently abandoned in raw or montenegro. this man is used to seeing brown bears, as she turns her goats on the mountain, and normally steers clear, but she intervened after hearing what she describes as persistent screams for several days. translation: we put them next to the stove in a wooden box, we gave them some hay and some of our clothes to warm them up. i gave them a drink of milk and honey. word spread fast and $0011 milk and honey. word spread fast and soon animal lovers arranged

we go back to the hancock villain and show you the next panel on the republican party, radio talkshow's hugh hewitt, peggy grande and corey fields who talks about the elephant in the room. live coverage on tv. [inaudible conversations] >> welcome, everybody, to the la times book festival, the grand old party for him. thanks for joining us, my name is john thomas, your moderator for today. i am a republican political strategist, i do hard talking head stuff on cnn, thanks for joining us. i won't do a lot of the talking today because we have a distinguished panel today that has written some neat books. the format will be we are going to have a conversation partially about their books but also about the state of the republican party national elections and see how that evolves into that for 30 minutes, and you can ask directly of our panelists. let's start with our first panelist, hugh hewitt, talk radio host you see on tv all the time and the name of the title. >> we did not bring copies of our books. >> are you doing a book signing? >> usually pulling it up at c-span, brian lamb is dying and laughing. it is called the fourt

hancock building and show you the next author panel. this is panel on the republican party. radio talk show hugh hewitt, peggy grande, and corey fields who writes about "black elephants in the room." this is live coverage on booktv. the room. live coverage on tv. [inaudible conversations] >> welcome everybody to the los angeles times book festival. the grand old party forum. i am john thomas, your moderator for today. i am a republican political strategist by trade and like to do a lot of talking on cnn and kfi radio. we have a distinguished panel and i will not do most of the talking. the format today is we will have a conversation about their books and the state of the republican party and national elections and see how that evolves. we will do that for 30-ish minutes because i want to get your to your questions so you can ask directly of the panelists. let's start with the first panelists hugh hewitt who needs no introduction. national sindicated talk radio show host. tell us about your new book and name and title. >> sure. c corey and i get the dumb awards because we didn't bring copies of the book. you would show it is ho