. >> reporter: a child star in "little house on the prairie" and "the hogan family."ound himself underemployed just as he was hitting his 20s. you must have thought you were going to "hogan family" conventions for awhile, right? >> oh, that would have been -- that would have been tough. >> reporter: faded child stars are often a hollywood cautionary tale. but bateman got the last laugh when he and arnett joined "arrested development" in 2003. >> i got you something. >> well -- my watch. >> i want you to have it. >> reporter: the show's 53 episodes conferred upon them bullet proof comedy cool. >> gave us both a seat at the table. we were, you know, we were all of a sudden part of the conversation in, you know, the conversations that we wanted to be part of. >> reporter: now they are having those conversations in their dumb dumb offices based in west hollywood, overlooking sunset boulevard. >> are you going to buy a big billboard? >> jason wants the one that faces his desk. it's a little unfair. >> reporter: but such issues aren't a factor in the world of the web. >> th

>>kimberlee: our viewers were living comments, hogan alisha it chose to hashish do think about people who would mind paying a letter denying due to pre-existing condition which he wasn't pleased with the event he had this is say it on a facebook page this is disappointing, he didn't answer any real questions from the working class. i think that was a very slick way to get a job by next year elections. he wants to know what you thought about the meeting visit our kron 4 face book fan page to leave your thoughts. at 6:00, some more of your comments. >>pam: hundred protesters away the president's arrival at facebook today. many carried signs critical of mr.president obama this policies. >>rob: among those not invited at the town hall meeting in facebook, was this group gathered in protest at the steps of palo alto city. they represent the group community services at a san jose which benefits the poor and needy through social services. many programs are funded or least were funded by the united states government. the problems of not dried up one by one. they share stories about how they'r

you're serious about running the country like standing shoulder-to-shoulder with gary busse and hulk hogan. >> republican's are calling it a side show. >> donald trump's flirtation with a presidential campaign is all about donald trump. shows the lack of seriousness and frankly a disrespect for the office he is pretending to want to seek. >> alan: the chairman of the orange county republican party is calling for anth thiks investigation into one of its top officials. the orange county weekly newspaper says it obtained an e-mail with this altered photo of president obama as an ape. the i'm eel was reportedly send by marilyn davenport. davenport claims it was a joke meant to be viewed by a small number of people but the orange county republican party chairman called the pick tire tess speckible and racist. >> the already sky-high gas prices could reach record-shattering territory as soon as memorial day. >> seeing gas guys up bay penny a day in the last week or so, and all stars seem to be aligned to make prices go up. >> alan: the all-time average high for san francisco is 4.62 set back in

man and or through jim hogan the success of his china has nothing to do with science and everything to do with spin it was a media campaign they wanted to create doubt in the minds of journalists they wanted to create doubt in the minds of the public and your average person will never know they just see some articulate guy may even be a scientist basically being shills for industry people like fred singer he was a guy who worked for tobacco now works on climate change but because they're wearing a lab coat and they have a ph d. people believe them. i tracked down seeing in washington d.c. where he was briefing senate staffers on the scientific reasons why they actually support the cap and trade bill that's just the. through the. that's not correct that's been cooling since not everyone agrees the function of this nomination is to vent disseminate the quasi science of people like the dissing of. the science is not finished the debate is not over as the left to support this legislation would tell you i think global warming is a complete hoax we got to getting cooler for the past ten year

the aircraft was piloted by flight instructor fly diminished city hogan. got it defers to ever man in space. seven years prior on evil twelve thousand nine hundred sixty one rescue helicopters flew over the plane around the city of sanaa one thousand kilometers from moscow they were looking for the spot where you to go got him and successfully landed after his first space mission. that trip took an average soviet pilot to international fame. the flight control place seven years later cut short the life of the world's first cosmonaut what happened in those few seconds after contact with got in was lost what caused this disaster for forty years later no geary's conclusive and important questions still remain. on the morning of april twelfth one thousand nine hundred sixty one get a good got and woke up at half past five in the morning is breakfast space food from tubes even joke about it saying it was only thing for a man in orbit meanwhile the us still crockett was sitting on the launch pad ready to catapult him into outer space. crushing shift the night lo

champion hogan or enzo has claimed his first victory of the new season the spaniard wowing his home crowd after his rivals collided on the track out the rest in some cases stoner seemed like a cajun started from pole but the australians undertaken this eventually with twenty laps to go another italian valentino rossi it stuns honda stoner crash that yard losses eighty two responses on a mission to finish this one charlie was heading for a maiden victory less control at one point there and so taking full advantage to retain the spanish promptly title the harmonic function nineteen seconds patrick that you could rise up if you haven came in for. the last ten is a mystery as our anger has continued our rich vein of form beating russia's maria sharapova in straight sets her in the sony ericsson open in miami trap of those hoping to end an eleven month trapped without a title but this wasn't to be her day she started really badly against as a banker increased to the first set six warm shop with a nine hundred forty three on force errors in this match in the trading floor in the second. however

a single preparations for the mission and reports now on hogan's legacy still inspire future space exploration. after all spend most of their lives preparing for the possibility of going to space now russian cosmonaut for example takes about two hundred fifty exams a year and that's one of this is a call for a day we have to go through all the hard work with men and women put into their professions one of the things they fear is something a little more about it and that's an unwavering a childhood dream of literally reach for something big aspiring cosmonauts surrogate every tire watches intently as a so you see i'm a twenty one spacecraft is due to its vertical position at only fourteen he's so certain about his future that he's already made headway and went to the u.s. and became the first youngster to spend fifteen minutes floating in the zero gravity environment hostile not strain and this early start is something the first man in space utica guarin could have self have related to and his feet fifty years ago marked the beginning of a long list of achievements in manned space exploration.

you're serious about running the country like standing shoulder to shoulder with gary busey, hulk hogan. >> reporter: mainstream republicans are calling all this a sideshow. >> donald trump's flirtation with a presidential campaign is all about donald trump. it shows a lack of seriousness. and frankly, a disrespect for the office that he's pretending to want to seek. >> reporter: trump called mr. obama the worst president in the u.s. ever. he went after china. he said the u.s. should take over the oil in iraq. david? >> david kerley reporting in on donald trump tonight. david, thanks so much. >>> and as tea party members now mark 100 days, someone else was in wisconsin today. sarah palin. i want to bring in christiane amanpour. this crossed the wires. talking about we didn't elect you to rearrange the debt chairs on a sinking "titanic." tea party faithful applying pressure but on republicans in congress. >> they wanted much more severe cuts in order the keep that government from shutting down, as we saw last week. now this sets them up for another big battle, over the next vote that has

of the week joining me tonight jamie weinstein deputy editor of the daily caller dot com and david hogan washington correspondent at investor's business daily right ok welcome to you both let's get started overmatched probably misleading the american people really only have a choice between president obama's budget and the republican budget the answer actually is no on sunday nobel prize winning economist paul krugman used his op ed to endorse the progressive budget plan this is from the in the house progressive caucus also known as the people's budget the nobel prize winning economist wrote a new york times quote the only major budget proposal out there are in a plausible pant plan to balance in the budget is the one that includes significant tax increases at people's budget from the approach congressional progressive caucus which unlike the ryan plan which is just right wing orthodoxy with an added dose of magical thinking is genuinely courageous because it calls for shared sacrifice so given that the progressive plan ends our foreign wars achieves a budget surplus by twenty twenty one

you usually get stella adler and, like, hogans. >> right. >> jimmy: are the two books you get.re great. they're great books. [ laughter ] phenomenal. i'm sure they're great. i just have not read them at all. so you met them at the same -- did you just -- this is when? when was this? >> this was 1990 -- 1998. and i -- i did one of those, you know, cardinal rule if you're ever in, like, a q&a. when i answered the question. and i -- i stood up, and i forgot to sit back down. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you just kept standing? >> yeah. well, he said good question. and -- and i couldn't believe it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're like, he talked to me. oh, my gosh. >> yeah. that's why. yeah. yeah. so i just sort of froze. he froze me with "good question." >> jimmy: you want to remember that moment. yeah. but, now you're in the movie "limitless." you got -- you got him to do this. it's cool. it's a fun movie. >> oh, thanks. yeah, we had a good time. >> yeah. oh, yeah. >> we had a really good time. >> jimmy: you shot it? where did you shoot it? >> we shot it in new york and philadelphi

but you go through the name, nelson and hogan and steed and wood and mickelson and nick fald it's listchampions. you don't get fluke winners here charlie. you get big-time talent winning this tournament. >> rose: what kind of game suits this course, nick? >> yeah, what kind of game? well, the most important thing now you have to be a pretty strong driver. i think if you're very short coming into these greens with a lot of club is very difficult. the guys who are at least medium to long have the favor. the most important thing is accuracy of the second or third shots. we really have the smallest margin of error and no exaggeration. two paces probably short of the flag, a couple of paces after. if you come up, you know, more than six or eight feet off that, it hits the slope and it heads off down or it ends up on the back of the green, and you get these downhill putts and then you have to be able to putt the greens. you have to be able to read the greens. you know, they're running, as always, extremelyuick, and it gives these massive breaks. you might only be 20 feet from the hole, but y

she's standing at the grave of rosemary hogan, who died in the 1960s, or red, they called her. rosemary was a dear friend of helen's. they roomed together on bataan and in prison camp. and cassie did -- never saw her after the war. so she was paying tribute at her gravesite. c-span: what do you want people to take from this book? >> guest: the main thing i want people to take from this book is that what these women have showed us is that they were there, they didn't ask to go to war.

. >> reporter: are we looking at the next hulk hogan?lin, an 8-year-old wrestling superstar. his viral video is among thousands posted on youtube by moms and dads boasting about their potential superstars and they're getting younger and younger. companies are taking notice of these future phenoms cashing in on parents' hopes and dreams. videos like "baby goes pro" say they help give your child an athletic edge. there's "gym tricks" a video series that trains babies from 6 months old. >> they're never too young. we read to babies. put them on our laps and read to them because we know that translates into interest in literacy skills. physical literacy is exactly the same process. >> reporter: angela hardy says her 20-month-old has gained a world of confidence because she's now athletic. >> she loves it. i'm not trying to make her a professional athlete, i'm just trying to give her the skills she needs to be successful. >> reporter: she says she doesn't guarantee elite athletes but playground superstars. >> a playground superstar is a child

. >> darya: i was very of fascinated by the hogans thing.hese are not back. >> darya: let's do bonds, i just find it funny you know him come reporters know him, it took $10 million and all this trout to basically show people that he's the basis of and does not like to answer questions. you know that. >> caller: into a year and bronzes position, you don't know how we'd act. but, as it is all the time and i think there's something too. he's been such a great talent since he was 5 years old. baseball always got a matter of it. what ever jim he got in i'm sure he got of it because he could play baseball. he is a play as much, he's not on the field, still it's pretty tough especially on something like this. what did you do, he lied to a grand jury yes that's bad. but the bottom line is he cheated in a game of baseball. should a dagger that you're for that? i don't know. >> darya: may be rewarded about that legally. >> gary: i think the one verdict that gets people who don't care about bonds this a he's the a felony record now. >> darya: that's wh

amy hogan, known to everyone covering the campaign and white house, is also going to the campaign. host: on to your phone calls, jeanne, tulsa, okla.. thank you for your calls, good morning. caller: good morning. in a child of the depression. i wanted to make some small contribution to my country. i want to challenge other seniors to do the same that can afford to. giveback half of my social security that i get every month. also, to pay for my doctor's visits and to help medicare. also, i challenge others to think about what they can do that is very small. i love my country. i would be willing to pay on my capital gains. the same rate as someone that risk their life for this country in coal mines, being a police man, being a fireman. i would also like to know if anyone has compared the paul ryan proposition with [unintelligible] host: thank you for the call. the president referred to the president's budget by senator simpson and erskine bowles. which the president has not completely embraced. guest: the main difference that you see between those plans is that the debt commission ba

amy hogan, known to everyone covering the campaign and white house, is also going to the campaign. host: on to your phone calls, jeanne, tulsa, okla.. thank you for your calls, good morning. caller: good morning. in a child of the depression. i wanted to make some small contribution to my country. i want to challenge other seniors to do the same that can afford to. giveback half of my social security that i get every month. also, to pay for my doctor's visits and to help medicare. also, i challenge others to think about what they can do that is very small. i love my country. i would be willing to pay on my capital gains. the same rate as someone that risk their life for this country in coal mines, being a police man, being a fireman. i would also like to know if anyone has compared the paul ryan proposition with [unintelligible] host: thank you for the call. the president referred to the president's budget by senator simpson and erskine bowles. which the president has not completely embraced. guest: the main difference that you see between those plans is that the debt commission ba

hogan mr. thought that and also mr. morguen that will thought that at the time as well. >> this is a hypothetical. >> the hypothetical. it's truly who got into the case and how much work was done and what kind of evidence and witnesses had been assembled and sometimes when i was a federal prosecutor there were cases that we worked on with the d.a.'s office and charged federally as a rico and other times there were charges that were brought on the stateside. and hopefully the people running these offices and decisionmaking could see to what i said a moment ago was that it should be brought where it can be best brought. all of the defendants where that can be done best. >> i'm not sure what that means. does it mean who goes to the worst prisons? does that mean who can capture little fry in addition to the big fish? does it mean who can spend more time and money on it? >> both. >> does it mean who will give up other stuff? >> all of the above. >> nora? >> the one -- >> i'm sorry. >> i agree with rose. i agree with rose tha