hogan, robertson's comments really -- >> i knew you would start with me. >> you knew i would.hed a nerve with a lot of people in the christian community. one listener wrote in, pat just said, quote, men tend to wander. i beg to differ. a real man does not wander or sin against his wife. he shouldn't be giving men excuses to sin. what is the truth here? because robertson's always citing scripture when he says these kinds of things. >> i'm not a spokesperson for pat robertson. but the person you just quoted is correct. the seventh commandment clearly states you shall not commit adultery. it does not say you should not commit adultery unless your spouse is not acting right. you obviously try to work things out in a mutual set of love and respect. that's how it works. that's what marriage is about. but these kinds of comments obviously, he has a history of saying things like this. i think a lot of these things are taken out of context. i think a lot of these things are a sort of per version of scripture. it's clear you shouldn't commit adulte adultery. i think pat robertson knows

. >> reporter: getty lee is hogan family's long-time bengal cat.thought he was gone forever after he went missing on easter. they posted flyers all over. >> 10 years old, reward, and needs medication. >> reporter: then one day, they got an unexpected phone call from a hospital in pleasanton. getty lee has been found by a good samaritan. his microchip linking him back to the hogan's. >> i received a call. he is alive and well, don't worry, mom, he is safe with us and he is on the way to the animal shelter. >> reporter: but not so fast. getty lee's owner came here to animal control looking for her cat. she thought the good samaritan was bringing her cat here. that never happened. the unidentified person who found getty lee left the feline hospital after he was scanned and i d'd and never turned him over to animal control. when you didn't get him back -- >> it was just like he had died again. >> reporter: according to the microchip company, the feline hospital who first scanned getty lee has no legal responsibility to keep the cat. and get this. dogs

you know he has an owner. >> reporter: the hogans said they'd be willing to share geddy lee they just want to see him again. >> no questions asked. if you love an animal you'll do what you can to take care of it. >> well -- >> that's a tough one. dog owners. cat owners. >> they're part of your family. you don't distinguish them like that. they're like a child. >> your cat's name? bob. bob the cat. that's the best cat name. he comes running. spell it backwards. he roams. >>> all right dogs, cats, humans we're going to agree we have a fantastic weekend coming up. we have low cloud cover out there all ready in the south bay. san jose, about an hour and eight minutes ago an earthquake. 51 oakland. there will be some morning clouds but not as widespread. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, our microclimate forecast takes you to meadow land park. things are changing. still have plenty of clouds offshore but what we don't have as much of is that shove from the ocean toward the bay area. it's called an on shore flow. it was moderate the past couple days. give it about a five. it's down to two

art hogan at lazard capital markets impeach tile arer? >> one of the chip companies that has been helping power is disney. that following a year's worth of steady gains at the house of the mouse. courtney reagan joins us with news that should make disney investors even happier. >> that's right, tyler, it's not just the happiest place on earth for kids. it is also making investors very happy. the world's largest entertainment company reported fiscal second-quarter earnings after the bell beating wall street's expectations on both the top and bottom lines. for the second quarter, disney reports earnings of 79 cents per share. 2 cents above wall street's expectations on revenue of 10.55 billion, better than wall street analyst forecast of 10.49 billion. >> they had a great quarter that was helped a lot by some of our new investments notably in disneyland and in florida and also our cruise ships and our investments in hong kong. our cable networks led by espn also had an exception in the quarter. all in all, a great quarter for the company. >

. >> gold star mom paula hogan reflecting on the portrait of her marine son donald. >> spikey hair.portrait just one of 150 now on display inside this gallery adjacent to the university of southern california. >> what we needed to do was connect with the faces of those who have sacrificed their lives for our country. and we wanted it to begin with art. >> each portrait is done by a different artist. giving each a different look. >> i think a little bit of the art ois is -- artist is in every portrait as well. you can't help. you are putting your heart and soul into the painting and trying to portray this fallen hero so the two have come together. >> most of the portraits are done in acrylic and oil. so far all of the subjects have been from california. the curator says her dream is to have the the artwork for all 6600 americans killed in fighting in iraq and afghanistan. heros like carla hogan's son donald. >> every american should take a small amount of time to reflect on that, that there are terrible, terrible prices that people have paid for our freedom. and there are terrible pr

his microchip linking him back to the hogans. >> received a phone call getty lee is alive and well. don't worry mom he's safe with us and on his way to the animal shelter. >> reporter: but not so fast. his owner came here to animal control looking for her cat. she thought the good samaritan was bringing her cat here. that never happened. s unidentified person who found getty lee left the female hospital staff he was scanned and ided and never turned him over. >> when you didn't get him back what did you think? >> like he died again. >> reporter: the fell line hospital that first scanned getty lee has no legal responsible to hold on to the cat. and get this, dogs are considered property. cats are considered roaming felines. and so it becomes a gray area. making it harder to prove theft even with a microchip. >> when he's chipped if he goes to the veterinarian, they will say i cannot work on him, he has an owner. >> reporter: the hogan's said they would be willing to share getty lee they just want to see him again. >> no questions asked. if you love an animal you will do what you can

hogan, this is your home territory politically. first of all, sanford had to know this kind of attack was coming. let's show his retort. it was pretty good. listen how he carries the question about his affair. >> you voted for the defense of marriage act and to impeach president clinton for an extra marital affair. would you vote those ways again? >> well, i -- i -- i would reverse the question to you. and i would say this: do you think that president clinton should be condemned the rest of his life based on a mistake that he made in his life? >> well, hogan that, got a bit of applause there. i guess people are fair minded. he voted to impeach president clinton and take him basically from office, removing his political career and his public career from existence pretty much. i think that was a pretty strong sanction. and now for him to come back and say he should win this house race as some sort of, what, reward? what's his argument there? >> i didn't get the retort. i mean, i understand, look, you have to be able to separate a vot

. >> i thought that was good, art w hogan, if one believes that the fed slows down the bond buying in two weeks, is the market going to completely crater? >> i think two things. first of all, i think that's a huge leap of faith that the instead close to tapering. i think the initial message was clear, tapering is not on the table. we need to see a significant improvement. we haven't seen that. >> months, he keeps saying that. >> what we need to seet the jobs creation in the 200s, the average 225, 250. oh, be i the way, that would be good news. i think that's the point we're missing. the good news is the fed is tapering. the market also has to look at one other thing. i think this is very important. you have to believe the only reason the market is up, some 130% on the s&p 500 because of the liquidity by the fed. that would completely throw away the fact that earnings are up exactly 127% in the same time frame. >> it's just not a fed problem. that whole line of reasoning. austan, how do you see the economy right now? >> only so-so. that's why i 100% agree with you, larry, i don't see h

. >> reporter: shanna hogan is a true crime writer who followed this case from the beginning.is decomposing body five days after she killed him for her book "picture perfect." >> they go to the door and the door is locked. they're hit with this putrid smell and they open up the door and the light shining from the bathroom is reflecting off a blood pool on the carpet. and the room made and one of the friends goes in and they follow this path of bloody footprints up to the show wrer ther where the friend lying there dead. >> reporter: once the friends find travis in this condition, they're obviously panicked, but they have an initial thought about who might have done this? >> from the moment of the 911 call, people are pointing the finger es at jodi. everyone in his life knew jodi was obsessed with him. they knew he was coming into his house, break into his facebook page, reading his e-mails. he told everyone in his life. and they were all aware of this woman. and so immediately, on the 911 call, the friends are saying jodi, you need to look at jodi. >> reporter: but at this poi

so let's welcome kathleen hogan. [applause] >> a man who generally need to know introduction when it comes to legal affairs, the honorable denny chin, who is now on the federal appeals inched for the second circuit, and prior to that he was a federal district judge for the southern district of new york, also the first chinese-american who was appointed to the federal bench both trial court and appellate court to too many of you, you may remember him as the sentencing judge in the case of bernard made off. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable denny chin. [applause] >> last on our far left a good friend of ours here at the forum, daniel jonah goldhagen who is an internationally best selling author and political scientist. you may remember his first book which was truly a national sensation to international sensation, hitler's willing executioners, and then he followed it up with more reckoning. follow that up with what is the definitive book on genocide, worst than war at which a also made into a pbs documentary of the

freshman kevin hogan who replaced him. >> even i spot brent. it's 4:55.he team flew into town and will practice at rogers arena in vancouver. they play the canucks tonight. you can see it live on comcast sports northwest california. >>> in the meantime warriors headed back to the bay area hoping they can close off their play-off series with the denver nuggets at home. golden state fell into an early hole. the warriors were able to cut that lead to five of the final minutes, the nuggets held on to win it for a 107-100 win. if the warriors win tomorrow night, they will advance to the next round against the san antonio spurs. game six starts at 7:30. >> mike inouye always has it together, checking things on the road. >> we'll look here where a lot of folks get together, 880 with mission boulevard. this interchange itself is moving just fine. we'll show you on the maps where this is. you see the light volume of traffic. there hs point out. yellow showing up here and there. a few cars moving a little slower. over here the arrow on the 680 interchange, still co

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

shanna hogan is the author of "picture perfect," about the jodi arias case. >> travis and jodi were almost in constant communication. they exchanged thousands of e-mails and text messages. >> jodi was so attracted to travis, she converted to the church of latter day saints because travis was a mormon. >> i'm sure that made their relationship even stronger. >> to outsiders, travis and jodi appeared devout. 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 wasn't chaste. they had this intense, sexual relationship that they kept hidden from everyone. >> but jodi couldn't keep everything hidden, especially from travis' long-time friends. many who found his new love a bit odd and a bit troubling. >> we don't like jodi coming over to our home. we felt very uncomfortable with her coming to our home. >> david hughes recalls a chilling encounter. >> well, they're having this conversation trying to convince travis to break up with her. she is right outside the upstairs door listening to the whole

and so let's welcome kathleen hogan. [applause] a man he generally needs no introduction when it comes to a legal affair, the hon. denny chin, who is now on the federal appeals bench for the second circuit. prior to that he was a federal district judge in the southern district of new york. also the first chinese-american appointed to the federal bench, both the trial court in the appellate court. for many of you, you may remember him as the sentencing judge in the case of bernard madoff and we will definitely be talking about that. ladies and gentlemen, the hon. denny chin. [applause] and last on our far left on my far left, good friend of ours here at the forum, an internationally best-selling author and political scientists. you may remember what his first book was truly a national sensation, international sensation by hiller's willing executioners, ordinary germans and the holocaust kaj and then you follow that up with some are reckoning. then he followed that up with what is considered the definitive book on genocide

. >> reporter: donald hogan's portrait is one of 150 on display inside this galleria jay sent to thenect with the faces of those who have sacrificed their lives for our country. and we wanted it to begin with art. h-frpblgtoefp portrait is done by a different artist giving each a different look. >> i think a little bit of the artist is in every portrait as well. you can't help you're putting your heart and soul into the painting and tying to portray this faller hero so that two have come together. >> reporter: most of the portraits are done in acrylic or oil. so far all the subjects have been from california. the exhibit answer curator says her dream is to have the artwork for all 6600 americans killed mighting in iraq or afghanistan. heros, just like carla hogan's son donald. >> every american should take a small amount much time to retphebg reflect on that, that there are terrible, terrible prices that people have paid for our freedom, and there are terrible prices still to be pai. >> reporter: those prices are certainly the foundation of this holiday. this group does have a facebo

a mountain lion startled hogan. >> scared me half to death.d kept ongoing thank god. other wise i figured i was going to be in a bit of trouble. >> reporter: over reaction too often kills mountain lions when they wander near humans. this adult male was killed when he ended up in a pa -- palo alto tree. >> the officer thought he was a danger because he was in this community. it was shot and killed. >> reporter: two cubs killed needlesly, prompting a change. activists want to make the policy law. encouraging local law enforcement to kill experts such as the conservation fund. >> we are ready and trained to be on the scene, tranquilize and help redirect the mountain lions. we do not need to kill them. >> it requires a super majority. 4/5 of all assembly and senate. activists are now urging citizens to contact their local lawmakers. reporting live, health and science editor john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> prolonged exposure to pesticides like bug and weed killers could raise the risk of parkinsons disease. scientists in italy came to that co

benjamin braddock, kathleen hogan, judge denny chin and jonah goldhagen. thank you all.[applause] there's a reception after. please stick around, have a drink, have some food. there's a book signing. where was that? all, and janet. [inaudible conversations] >> for more information visit the author's website, thanerosenbaum.com. >> here's a look at some of the upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the nation. we will be happy to add them to our list. post into our wall at facebook.com/booktv or you can e-mail us at otb at c-span.org. >> what's happened in the senate most notably for three consecutive years we didn't even consider a budget resolution. i served on the budget community -- to me for ages. since 1974, there's been years in which the budget resolution hasn't passed but three consecutive years, this is the fourth, five past one in the senate, the house and senate have not reconciled their differences. this was supposed to be, april 15. so statutorily congress is required to complete that process by april 15. and here we are, like wishing. it's no wo

shanna hogan is the author of "picture perfect," about the jodi arias case. >> from the very beginning travis and jodi were almost in constant communication. they talked every day. they exchanged thousands of e-mails and text messages. >> reporter: 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 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 wasn't chaste. they had this intense sexual relationship that they kept hidden from everyone. >> reporter: but jodi couldn't keep everything hidden, especially from travis's 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 with her in ou

shana hogan is the author of "picture perfect" about the jodi arias case. >> from the very beginning, travis and jodi were almost in constant communication. they talked every day. they exchanged thousands of e-mails and text messages. >> reporter: 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 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 wasn't chase. they had this intense sexual relationship that they kept hidden from everyone. >> reporter: but jodi couldn't keep everything hidden, especially from travis's longtime 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 with her at home

polk hogan in the labor relations commission. >> around 100 distressed properties are solid in dublin protestors. >> our property is for sale. >> on a mid- may morning, the sight and sound. for what many people remain a country in crisis. tractors diven by angry farmers and protesting the latest auction. among them toddler riley, he runs his family engineering business and solid under the hammer by receivers. >> we didn't do anything wrong. it was not. and the fact we were not paid. >> it turned out to be a late withdrawal from the auction. the orile family were joined. >> bee are outraged and a large number of people came up here and said this must stop now. inside of the auction, it was business at usual with business and commercial properties for sale. one of those properties was among the better xoun lots, a popular holiy spot. but daniels pub and holiday resort was solid to an australian- based irish investment banker. his reaction. >> it is what worries me. yeah. it is a fantastic opportunity. in total 101 properties solid with the hammer today. but once again the auction was di

the father of that child, andre hogan, is joining us now. andre, come over here.first of all, on the birth of your child. amira? >> amare tyler hogan. >> that's the moore medical center where your child was born. tell us what was going on, on monday. your wife is in labor. she's inside there. >> yes, sir. first off, we knew the weather was coming in. it was going to be a little bad, is what we were told. we decided to go ahead and push through and have the baby the same day. >> right over here. >> right over here at the center, yes, sir. once our child was born, you know, they brung him back to the room, so he could kind of warm up. normal baby procedures. my wife was resting. they came in later with what they called a code black warning, which required all residents of the medical center to go down -- actually go downstairs and kind of take shelter in the cafeteria. so everybody was pushing -- was kind of herded off in that area. >> so you, your wife and child, a little baby -- >> yes. >> -- you go into the cafeteria. >> we go into the cafeteria. there was also a

the father of that child, andres hogan, joins us. come here. first of all, congratulations on the birth of your child. >> amari kyler. >> that's the hospital, the moore medical center where your child was born. pick up the story. tell us what was going on monday. your wife is in labor, she's inside there. >> yes, sir. well, first off, we knew the weather was coming in. it was going to be a little bad, we were told. we decided to go ahead and push through, have the baby the same day. >> over here. >> over at this center, yes, sir. once our child was born, they brung him to the room to sort of warm up, normal baby procedure stuff. wife was resting. they came in later with what they called a cold black warning, which required all residents of the medical center to go downstairs and kind of take shelter in the cafeteria. everybody was pushed and herded in that area. >> you, your wife and child, little baby, you go into the cafeteria. >> we go into the cafeteria. there was another nurse who was pregnant by the way, helped push my wife down there as

neil, it's turning into an episode of the old "hogan's heroes" with sergeant schultz. i see nothing, i hear nothing, i know nothing. >> normally when somebody isn't talking, they're covering something, covering their own butt or covering for someone above them. what do you suspect? >> yeah. i think there's -- you know, there's people above this. i think this is from outside the irs. i spent some time today, neil. i think a lot of reporters are starting to spend time looking at why did this happen. why in march 2010 did the irs just decide that there was this problem that needed to be solved? and there were several things happening at that time that i'm going to be curious to see how they play into this. one was the citizens united case was decided in marve 2010. there's all these cases coming so we had to prepare. but the other thing that happened right around then was the scott brown victory and the tea parties had a huge say in that victory. and i'm wondering whether scott brown's win, that surprise win for the kennedy's, played into this decision that maybe the tea

freshman kevin hogan replaced nunes and led the team to a rose bowl victory. >>> still ahead, unrest and calls for action. a look at the issues fueling today's mayday protests. we'll let you know how rallies could impact your commute. >>> gusty winds, a red flag warning, raging fires in the north bay. we'll tell you soaring temperatures are impacting the fire fight. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> despite that i'm confident there are a range of things we can get done. >> optimism over immigration reform. what president obama is saying ahead to today's nationwide mayday rally. >> speaking of a rally, things great on

freshman kevin hogan who replaced nunes led the team to a rose bowl victory. >> the sharks are wakingin vancouver getting ready for their first play-off game. they play the canucks tonight in game one of the best of seven series. that puck drops at 7:30. you can see it live on comcast sports northwest california. >>> in the meantime par yors headed back to the bay area hoping they can close out the play-off series with the nuggets at home. golden state fell into an early hole, down by 20 points while the warriors were able to consult the lead to five in the final minutes. nuggets held on for a 107-100 win. if they win tomorrow night they'll advance to the next round against the san antonio spurs. >>> i'm trying to convince myself the warriors lost so they can wrap up the series at home in front of the home crowd. positive thinking. >> exactly what i was thinking. >>> ibm's historic new movie that's so very small you need a microscope to actually see it. listen and watch. we'll have more. >>> plus we'll take a look at ways teachers can become better teachers online coming up in busines

he has been tasked with those in the past to assist palmisano, bloomberg hired the law firm of hogannt group separately. clark hoyt, the former public editor of "the new york times," conducting a review of the news operations, its relationship to the commercial side, including privacy and data policies. now, criticism of bloomberg's response has been growing in the week after controversy went public, which is a month after the first known customer complaint from goldman sachs with key questions left unanswered, both jpmorgan and goldman saying they're still waiting for a formal response from bloomberg. asked if the reviews were made public, a source at the company says we will be transparent with our client and other constituents about the conclusions and recommendation of the review. and it's supposed to be done as quickly as possible. on cnbc.com, cnbc details six questions bloomberg has yet to answer, including what executives knew and when and whether even now, appropriate changes have been made. maria? >> all right, steve, stay right there. we want to bring in our next guest to

as far as obama he sounds like the sergeant on hogan's zeros, heroes," on "hogan's "i know nothing." ranking member sander levin, democrat from michigan, repeats his call for the designation of the lowest learner -- for the designation of los learner. [video clip] >> she failed to disclose what she knew to this committee, ada ing instead to do and ad conference two days later. one of the reasons we believe she should be relieved of her duties -- host: that is the ranking member of the house ways and means committee, talking about lois lerner. she will be one of the witnesses at a hearing. she is seen here on the left in blue. she will be one of the witnesses next wednesday in front of the house oversight and government reform committee, chaired by the republican from california. witnesses are the ticket -- are the deputy secretary of the treasury, inspector general for tax administration at the department of the treasury, and douglas shulman, former coissioner of the irs. week the hearings next senate finance committee has a hearing on tuesday and the witnesses there are scheduled to

skating with the stars, skating with celebrities, celebrity motor homes, celebrity poker showdown, hulk hoganip wrestle, celebrity closet confidential, famous food. celebrity rehab, celebrity mo. i'm a celebrity get me out of here. >> i'm like the hood ornament on the car of creation. >> reporter: a few celebrities have turned these shows into close to a full-time job. baldwin brothers and playboy play mates pop up with alarming frequency but none seem to be able to exploit their former notoriety as gary busy. he has been on celebrity wife swap, celebrity apprentice, celebrity para-normal project and celebrity fit club. reality appearances can be a big career boost. and while the truly a-list tend to shy away as the celebrity diving show splash promises... >> stars are fall. reporter: when they do, there will be dozens of reality shows waiting and willing to help them extend their 15 minutes even further. >> osgood: coming up at the halls of montezuma. >> osgood: for the people of mexico, the halls of montezuma are much more than the words of a song. they represent a humiliating military defe

. >> brian: like hulk hogan. that's what he did in 1978. >> steve: did ivan sue?finished his number. >> gretchen: apparently she is okay. he tweeted that she was fine. >> brian: what is the right thing to do? write us. if you're performing on an international award show and you accidentally -- >> gretchen: somebody butt lands on you? >> brian: and you accidentally try to straddle a person and doesn't work. >> gretchen: you don't do that move again, probably. >> brian: probably not. but do you say are you okay or do you continue with the song? do you think he was callus to continue? >> steve: like jeffen said, i don't -- gretchen said, i don't think he'll do it again. >> brian: you're like the white house. >> steve: i don't think they'll send dan pheiffer out like they did yesterday. they said he was going to clarify what's going on. look. they've got all sords of scandals brewing in this administration and they had to send somebody out. so what's interesting is at one point, and god bless him, he tried his best to spin them out of the hole they're in. but here is