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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

at 17 and bogeyed 18 to lose that tournament, you know, arnold won the tournament that's fine. >> hogan, he self-destructed on 17 and 18, but, you know, all those things, if i had won that tournament i would have gone, oh boy i am good and wouldn't have learned the lesson and wouldn't have learned how to do different things and it really was one of the greatest things that happened in my career, a great experience playing with hogan. >> rose: why? >> oh, he was unbelievable ball-striker. he hit to the previous 18 greens in regulation, he hit the second hole, every green in the second round, in the first 34 holes i played with him the last day, he hit every green in regulation, 52 greens in inflation. he was a machine. and i mean, he couldn't have been nice tore play with, he was just -- he played just like i did. you know, he gave me a few nice things to say and didn't really talk a lot and he talked a little bit, whe when it got to e his time to playful to it was all business, sort of what i was. i was always business when it was my turn to play and what i was trying to do but i tried

josh brown, art hogan. stick around, we have a lot more work to do because now the herbalife battle got got a lot more interesting today. a lot more personal. george soros entered into carl icahn and bill ackman's fight. soros is making a huge bet on this one. we have that story up is next on "kudlow." in a world that's changing faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires challenging your business inside and out today. at cognizant, we help forward-looking companies run better and run different - to give your customers every reason to keep looking for you. so if you're ready to see opportunities and see them through, we say: let's get to work. because the future belongs to those who challenge the present. >>> i appreciate, bill, that you called me a great investor. i thank you for that. unfortunately, i can't say the same for you. >> icahn never one to shy away there from a good fight. the stock of herbalife has rocketed higher. now up nearly 100% so far this year, larry. >> up

zeb hogan. he's been called the fish whisperer, which may not sound like much until you realize we're talking about monster fish. zeb's a modern-day indiana jones traveling the world tracking down these living leviathans, living fossils zeb fears are going extinct and desperately need to be protected. he invited us to krabi, a remote part of southwestern thailand on the andaman sea, to what he says is the best place in the world to see monster fish for ourselves. and for zeb hogan this is his part-time office. >> people don't realize that freshwater fish are some of the most endangered animals on the planet. >> reporter: here anglers must follow rules that protect them. like using barbless hooks that don't hurt them. >> this fish i'm guessing is at least a 200-pounder, look at the patterns. >> reporter: it's an arapaima, the living loch ness. >> they are big, they are powerful. >> reporter: holy-moly! next. >> amazon redtail catfish. >> reporter: wow! >> really nice pattern on its head, bright r

art hogan, first off, get your reaction to the market today. >> it's interesting. you know, we've had quite a ride here on what could be characterized as, you know, average earnings, right? earnings that we're used to okay, you know, 70% of companies are beating but only 50% beating on the revenue line. what's interesting is we were able to sell this market off 6% on fears of tapering and back up to new highs and it's probably not a big surprise. probably pretty healthy. >> michael kojino, you've got expedia getting slaughtered and starbucks soaring. why all the big moves and video names. finally back to a market where oh, my gosh earnings matter. >> look at facebook yesterday. yeah, i think we are. earnings do matter, but as art has said there's declining growth in revenues. many companies are beating on the bottom line but are providing cloudy outlooks or no earnings or poor guidance. where is the next leg up coming in? we're in the fourth year of a bull market that's been supported by the federal reserve monetary premium so how much longer will that play out? >>

need for me to prove that i can communicate effectively with an audience you think you think hulk hogan wrestled his way to to a history making no he read the breaks you do a lot of his way into that you're doing very well a good thing a compliment to you if you were a star wrestler as big time russell would you be good guy or a bad guy you'd be good guy you got all your old america looks bored next door right you would be evil he'll have more fun he over you when you don't look evil well looks can be deceiving i mean why you'd rather be would prefer to be a bad guy i really would because there's something about getting that type of just visceral. reaction out of people that just in my opinion just doesn't compare to being a good guy i enjoy when people cheer for me i it's humbling and it's just an incredible feeling but there's just nothing like being hated i know many pro athletes football hockey baseball but as well who like to play on the road and like to be booed. it riles them up iran is a muppet fires you up and when you get that energy from a crowd you just want to give it back

need for me to prove that i can communicate effectively with an audience you think you think hulk hogan wrestled his way to to a history making no the record breaks his way into that you're doing very well age of playing a compliment to you if you were a star wrestler as big time russell would you be good guy or bad guy you'd be good you've got all your old america looks bored next door right you would be evil he'll have more fun he over you when you don't look evil well looks can be deceiving i mean why you'd rather be would prefer to be a bad guy i really would because there's something about getting that type of just visceral. reaction out of people that just in my opinion just doesn't compare to being a good guy i enjoy when people cheer for me i it's humbling and it's just an incredible feeling but there's just nothing like being hated i know many pro athletes football hockey baseball best will who like to play on the road and like to be booed. it riles them up some other fires you up and when you get that energy from a crowd you just want to give it back to him tenfold we play a g

hogan, after the election, republicans did this soul searching, my god, things were so terrible.es on a report that went wrong. i still layoff. sometimes we need to do that. anyway, they did this report and said they would get everything in line and work together. nay are at it again. did the party learn anything? >> that's a great question. they learned -- the rnc is probably sweating because they wanted to scale back debates and probably now want to have one. if this is any indication how tough the primary battle will be, what is so fascinates is you have this early two guys calls each other out by name mocking each other's policy the, mom ti -- politics. they just gave newsrooms across this country a gift. political divisions are blown away at this, and they are foaming to the mouth to try and get their hands on this story because it's so fascinating for these people to be calling each other out this early on. lock, they need to focus on their own policies. they need to focus on them. it way too early to throw bashes at somebody else and laying the groundwork at -- >> don't st

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. >> jodi was so attracted to travis she converted to the church of ladder day saints because travis was a moore mum. >> she inquired and ended up joining the church, which i'm sure that brought their relationship, made it even stronger. >> two outsiders, travis and jodi appeared devote, a pure mormon couple. >> secretly behind the scenes, it wasn't pure. they had this intention 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 with her at our home. >> he recalls a chilling encounter between his brother, sister-in-law and jodi. >> they are having this conversation convincing travis to break up with her, she's outside the upstairs doo

a tourist in times square and given to a critical mass representative shows rookie officer patrick hogang off his bike. the officer was later convict the of submitting a false report and removed from the force. >> this one incident, the christopher long incident that happened in the middle of times square. what a great location for an incident to happen. it can then go viral. which it did. a rookie police officer came out of nowhere, we were just riding our bikes through times square like we have done all the time and he body checked him. he went flying off his bicycle. part of the success of the biking story and the critical mass is the city was doing a lot of stuff, the police, to stop it. so to capture it on videotape was very embarrassing to the city. >> the city says they have created more than 280 miles of bike lanes in new york city. whoever is responsible, the bikers are happy campers. >> we can turn it around and make it cool to care or cool to ride a bike, and that's what we've been doing. now you see the bike lanes with bridge access. the bike parking. the auto free zones. tim

. >> that's steve hogan, mayor of aurora, colorado.king one year since the deadly movie theater massacre. 12 people died and dozens more injured when a gunman tossed canisters tear gas and opened fire on an unsuspecting audience. mad to reading the names of the 12 people killed, read the names of more than 2,500 people who have been victims of gun violence since the tragedy. >> when trayvon martin was first shot, i said that this could have been my son. another way of saying that, trayvon martin could have been me 35 years ago. >> that was president obama on friday delivering his most extensive reaction yet following last week's not guilty verdict in the george zimmerman murder trial. the comments now sparking a heated debate over whether the president should have injected his own personal experience in such a recovecontroversial case. ladies, thank you for joining us this afternoon. so let's get right to it. did the president step in to a situation so controversial making it more political than it was before? debbie? >> i don't think

. >> caller: yeah, i was wondering if it's wise to invest in wwe wrestling now that tna have hulk hoganting and stuff. and i was wondering if tna, if you can invest in their stock? >> i think the stock has run enough. i think it's, in the end, no. it's not -- not -- malice toward them? no, but i don't think it should be owned. the excitement of specs can help you stay in the game, but you must have rigor, and follow your shot, and check back in! and facebook! don't move, "lightning round" coming. >>> tomorrow, kick off the trading day with "squawk on the street." live from post nine at the nyse. >> had he lowered expectations beforehand, he would've beat them like everyone else is doing. j.d. power and associates has ranked quicken loans meet the newest member of the quicken loans family: highest in the nation in customer satisfaction... i say "family," because we've been blessed with this honor for 3 years in a row... rest assured we'll treat all of your mortgage needs with tender loving care. amazing client satisfaction: it's a quicken loans family value. call 800-quicken or go to qui

>> caller: yeah, i was wondering if it was wise to invest in wwe wrestling now that they have hulk hoganting and stuff. and i was wondering if you can invest in their stock? >> they think the stock has run enough. i think it's, in the end, no. it's not -- not -- malice toward them? no, but i don't think it should be owned. the excitement of specs can help you stay in the game, but you must check back in! don't move, "lightning round" coming. >>> tomorrow, kick off the trading day with "squawk on the street." live from post 9:00 at the nyse. >> had he lowered expectation beforehand, he would've beat him like everyone else is doing. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. the healthcare law gives us powerful tools to fight it... to investigate it... ...prosecute it... and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers... are teaching seniors across the country... ...to stop, spot, and report fraud. you can help. guard your medicare card. don't give out your card number over the phone. call to report any suspected fraud. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. let's make medicare stron

mike hogan with the huffington post. thanks so much for that. what does your gut tell you?e magazine glorifying the boston bombing suspect by putting them on their cover? go to facebook.com/newsnation to cast your vote. and take a look at what the news nation is saying about yesterday's gut check. we asked, should the boy scouts reverse its decision to ban obese scouts from the jamboree? 68% said yes. 34% said no. that does it for this edition of "news nation." i'm mara schiavocampo in for tamron hall. you can catch "news nation" every weekday at 2:00 p.m. here on msnbc. "the cycle" is up next. and so is giving him real tasty food. but some leading dog foods add sugar, dyes, or even artificial preservatives. [ dog whimpers ] but now there's new so good! from iams. with 100% real wholesome ingredients and none of those other things. now that's real love. so is that. new so good! see what's really in your dog's bowl at iams.com. new so good! i found our colors. we've made a decision. great, let's go get you set up... you need brushes... you should check out our workshops... p

dedication is recognized in the majority staff, i want to thank the clerk and craig higgins and alice hogan and susan adams and sylvia and jamie. for my personal staff and want to thank everyone. i want to recognize steve and mark hayes and this is my family that is part of my personal office. and i want to talk to the ranking member for her opening statement. >> thank you, chairwoman. i want to express my appreciation and as the chairwoman mentioned, we were very closely working together as this bill moves to the process and i know that she and i are both committed to making the bill even a better bill. i want to thank the staff as well on the majority side and craig higgins and alice hogan and sylvia alvarado and others. i also want to thank my staff as well and i also want to thank all the members of the subcommittee and it has really been a pleasure working with all of you on both sides of the aisle. the house majority is going to conference to forge a bipartisan agreement on the budget resolution and it has placed the chairman and the members of this committee and the very difficult si

i want to thank the staff as staff, gregjority higgins, alice hogan, susan adams, jamie win. , also want to thank my staff [lists names], n.m. -- members of the subcommittee. it has been a pleasure working with all of you on both sides of the aisle. the house majority conference to afford the bipartisan agreement on the budget resolution has placed chairman rogers and the members of this committee in a very, very difficult situation. the discretionary spending in the ryan budget is a completely unrealistic starting point, which led to subcommittee allocations that created winners and losers. while the chairwoman really did the best she could, the bill that we had before us today represents a greater than 20% reduction from the fiscal year 2013 pre-sequestration level in thell that is only 1% of federal budget. as we have noted time and again, the agencies and programs funded by this bill are essential for a national security. economic prosperity, and global leadership. deep cuts will not significantly reduce our deficit or help to pay down our debt, however they can leave us vulnerable t

senator mccain, senator corker, senator hogan and others who were interested in not giving up on the prospect of working this out. i also think that last night's discussion was critical. as i said earlier, let me repeat it, we had a situation where a huge number of senators on both sides addressed this issue. senators actually had to listen to each other. i think the arguments that were made by my members obviously swayed at least some other the other side maybe there was a solution to this short of pulling the nuclear trigger. a lot of my members were involved in this over the weekend, last night. they were all helpful. senator medicare mccain was helpful, senator corker, and senator portman and others. >> reporter: do you feel because of last night's discussion there's less of a chance of them being back in a situation like this? did it simply help to get out of this particular -- >> you are asking me to answer hypothetical. i don't know. i do think inspite of the best efforts to rain on an outcome here -- [laughter] i congratulate you for your best effort to try to snatch victory

echo something that chief judge transactionler said last -- traxler and that is a tribute to judge hoganistrative office. as was mentioned, i had prevailed on him to spend one year in the job. my plan was to entice him with the many sources of entertainment that the job provides into staying longer. it worked for almost a full year for which i am very grateful. tom leaves the post in the able hands of judge john bates from the district court of the district of columbia. john begins his job officially on monday, inquiries or complaints of the sort should be directed to john. tom also wanted me to announce john's personal cell number so there is no confusion about that, but i don't think i will do that. tom's service, the service that john is undertaking, is simply emblematic of the service that so many here in this room provide to the judiciary in the case of judges above and beyond their obligations. that is epitomizes here by chief judge traxler who serves as the chairman of the executive committee of the judicial conference, an enormously important position for which i am very, very gr

senator mccain, senator hogan, and others. who were interested in not giving up on the prospects of working this out. i also think that last night's discussion was critical. as i said earlier, and let me repeat it, we had a situation where a huge number of senators on both sides addressed this issue. senators actually had to listen to each other. i think the arguments that were made by my members obviously swayed at least some on the other side that maybe there was a solution to this short of pulling the nuclear trigger. so a lot of my members were involved in this over the weekend. last night, they were all helpful. senator mccain was certainly helpful, as was senator corker, senator portman, and others. >> do you think there is less of a chance of ending up act in a situation like this? or did it help you get out of this particular jam? >> you are asking me to answer a hypothetical. i do not know. i do think, in spite of your best efforts to rain on an outcome -- i congratulate you for your best efforts to snatch defeat from

that is a tribute to judge hogan for his work as the head of the administrative office. i prevailed upon him to agree to spend one year in the job. my plan was to entice him with the many sources of entertainment the job provides into staying longer. it worked for almost a full year, for which i am very grateful. tom leaves the post in the able hands of the judge from the district of columbia. tom wanted me to announce that john begins his job officially on monday. any inquiries and complaints should be directed to john. tom also wanted me to announce john's cell phone no. but i do-- some number, but i don't think i will do that. the service john is undertaking is emblematic of the service so many in this room provide to the judiciary in the case of judges above and beyond their obligations. that is in epitomized by the chief judge that serves as the chairman of the executive committee of the judicial conference, an enormously important position for which i am very grateful. now i think i will sit down with jay and have a little talk.thank you. [applause] jay? thank you.

others, i think there was a pool of senators on our side, senator mccain, senator corker, senator hogan and others, who were interested in not giving up on the prospect of working this out. and i also think that last night's discussion was critical. as i said earlier, and let me repeat it, we had a situation where a huge number of senators on both sides addressed this issue. senators actually had to listen to each other. i think the arguments made by my members obviously swayed at least some on the other side that maybe there was a solution to this short of pulling the nuclear trigger. so a lot of my members were involved in this over the weekend, last night, they were all helpful, senator mccain was certainly helpful as was senator corker, senator portman and thers. >> do you feel since last night's discussion there's less of a chance of ending up back in a situation like this? or did it just help you out of this particular jam? >> i don't know. but i do think in spite of all your best efforts to rain on an outcome here, i congratulate you for your best efforts to try to snatch victory