when ron levy, founder of the first ever network for canines tapped into dogs' true delights, he gotails wagging around the world. ♪ >> a little treat. >> many people will be surprised to learn that dogtv, the first ever network dedicated to nonhumans, was actually inspired by a cat. >> my cat, charlie, left him and loan every day, and one day, i got the saddest eyes in the world, like a puss in boots cat, and said, don't go. >> reporter: he realized his television could be a quick fix for charlie's sadness and his own guilt. >> reacted surprisingly. i took pictures, like, wow, this is amazing. >> turning on just any channel was not an option. >> if you leave on any an ma channel or any channel, you see something scary, a bomb somewhere on the news, it can increase their stress. it's not good for them. >> in that moment, the concept crystallized, a 24/7 channel just for cats. the idea ultimately went from cats to caninecanines. after hearing from pet owners that dogs are a lot more needy when left on their own. in 2007, the pet industry was a $40 billion business. ron felt strongly t

. >> ron levi the founder of dogtv realized his television could be a quick fix for charlie's sadness and his own guilt. >> he reacted. i took pictures. i thought wow, this is amazing. >> but turning on just any channel wasn't an option. >> if you leave on any animal channel, or any news channel, you might see something scary like a crocodile. so there's a bomb somewhere that is on the news. you can increase their stress. it's not good for them. >> in that moment the concept crystallized. a 24/7 channel just for cats. the idea ultimately went from cats to canines. after hearing from pet owners that dogs are a lot more needy when left on their own. >> 2007, the pet industry was a $40 billion business. ron felt strongly that owners might be willing to fork out a small fee for their four legged friends to be entertained by pooch appropriate shows. but, selling the actual concept to cable providers would undoubtedly be really rough. ron made his way to jasmin media based in israel. the reaction was far from warm. >> he said it's a great channel. completely new niche, and i said there are

from paying sexual harassment settlements levied against congressional members has gotten support from 33 members of congress that according to representative rons's office, one of the sponsors of the bill. if the bill were passed it would reveal the names of congressmen who benefitted from decades worth of settlements. 17.5 million of your taxpayer dollars. only detail they would withhold is victim names. they could come out on their own if they wanted. listen to this. >> those that have used this money, taxpayer dollars, to pay these settlements and claims, they need to pay that money back with interest. reporter: well, the issue has been a lightning rod on the hill where democratic representative kathleen rice walked out of the democratic caucus meeting this week when minority leader nancy pelosi failed to address the issue. >> i think we show no moral authority whatsoever as a body. this is only why 6% of americans think congress is doing a good job. you see the actions that cbs, nbc take when there are allegations against very well-known men in positions of power and we don't do the same. it's a disgrace. reporter: and every day brings new