mel brooks turns 90.em -- ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you >> this morning, inside the flooded disaster zone. >> thousands forced from their homes and businesses in west virginia. the heavy downpours stopped. as the waters recede, we get a closer look at the devastation. >> is it a change of tone for donald trump? reports saying he's thinking about adjusting his stance about muslims entering the country. and hillary clinton enlists the help from elizabeth warren. >> some scary moments in the nation's capital. the images captured by commuters on social media. emergency workers look for the source of the smoke. >>> and it's the u.k.'s second brexit. england knocked

tuesday is comedian mel brook's 90th birthday.ednesday is the day president obama attends the the north american leadership summit. thursday is the day the 25th rim pacific naval exercise will be held in the hawaiian islands. friday is the weigh-in for the annual nathan's 4th of july international hot dog eating contest on new york's coney island. saturday is the start of the 103 tour de france bicycle race. and here is what's new for your weekend. matthew mcconaughey in theaters in the civil war drama "free state of jones." >> last time i checked, a gun don't care who was pulling the trigger. >> rose: cameron crow's new series premieres on showtime on sunday. >> it's my opinion in life you need two things to survive-- oxygen and family. >> rose: and the annual dplafton bury music festival runs all weekend in hilton, england. ♪ and i won't let this moment pass us by pass us boy ♪ >> rose: that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. on behalf of all of us here, thank you for watching. i'm charlie rose. we'll see you next time. f

mel brooks turns 90. no to all them -- ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you p?p?o?nside the flooded disaster zone. >> thousands forced from their homes and businesses in west virginia. the heavy downpours stopped. as the waters recede, we get a closer look at the devastation. >> is it a change of tone for donald trump? reports saying he's thinking about adjusting his stance about muslims entering the country. and hillary clinton enlists the help from elizabeth warren. >> some scary moments in the nation's capital. the images captured by commuters on social media. emergency workers look for the source of the smoke. >>> and it's the u.k.'s second brexit. england knocked out of the major soccer championship by iceland. the announcer loses his mind during the call. a translation ahead on this tuesday, june 28th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> if you need a translation for that one? >> i think it's clear. >> you had poland. i had the french. someone else in the room as the brits. >> i had poland? did you just make me polish? >> portugal. somebody else her

my guess is that mel brooks displayed a great deal of zest, but woody allen and larry david none whatsoever[laughter] i mean, i find all of this absurd. first of all, you have to find a way of measuring it, of grading it and of teaching it. now, also i would say, you know, just all of education should be about developing character. and certainly, reading literature is about developing character. but, in other words, what we're trying to do is to find some numeric that will alert us to what the deficiencies are in our children just as the reading and math tests in no child left behind alerted us to what the deficiencies were in their education in those areas but without telling us how to overcome the deficiency. it's a desperation that continues throughout american education, i think, because we don't want to face, we cannot face, we will not face the real problem which is poverty. that is the real problem. anyway, i was sick of the, what i would call the pornography of educational failure so often tied to this e pneumonia rahtive fallacy. and i wanted to see something that worked, what kind

on tuesday, legendary comedian, actor and director mel brooks celebrates his 90th birthday.ay. wednesday kicks off the smithsonian folk life festival on the national mall in washington with a focus this year on the basque culture of spain and france and the multiple cultures of california. thursday marks the start of rim rimpac2016, involving ships from the united states and 26 other countries. on friday the traveling exhibit "ladies and gentlemen, the beatles" opens at the grammy museum in los angeles, while saturday is celebrated by true believers as world u.f.o. day, the key to the 69th anniversary of the supposed crash of the u.f.o. near roswell, new mexico. now to john dickerson in washington for a look at what's ahead on "face the nation" this morning. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, lee. the u.k. has decided to leave the e.u. we'll try to put that in perspective. one voice includes marco rubio who sees a lot of the same forces at play here in america. >> cowan: all right, john, thanks a lot. next week here on "sunday morning"... >> the kellogg folks hav

my guess is that mel brooks displayed a great deal of zest but woody allen and larry david, none whatsoever. i find all of this absurd. you have to find way of measuring it, grading it, and of teaching it. now, also i would say just -- all sorts of -- should be about developing character, and certainly reading literature is about developing character, but to have in other words, we're trying to find some numeric that will alert us to what the deficiencies are in our children, just as the reading and math tests in "no child left behind" alerted us to what the deficiencies were inned of indication in those areas but without telling us how to overcome the deficiencies. in desperation that continues throughout american education because we don't want to face, cannot face, will not face, the real problem, which is poverty. that is the real problem. anyway, i was sick of the -- what i would call the pornography of educational failure, so often tied this enewman lative fallacy, and i wanted to see what kind of literary education worked. so i had done something like this before, the book that was m

back in the t '80s i'm curious what's the difference between going into movie like space balls mel brooks the '80'ss to doing a movie like l independence day resurgence. >> space balls was one of thosee movies people often talk aboutaa where is the sequel? and some s of it was a little bit chummed u in by mel because he talk aboutk space balls two, you know, the sequel, and that one hasn'tn't happened. more of a miracle. >> i've seen the posters up inrp new york city that say space sas balls the search for more money. (laughter). >> i mean, hey, again, sevenen that he have sequel in the movie itself the vhs tape. >> yes. i mean it's almost like you sawu this one coming but you're going from this movie likee independence day and sleepless p in seattle going from romanticoi comedy from there. how do you approach the moviesre when do you a romantic comedy to something like independence dayn good well, you know, there's --s i think a lot of the challenge of science fiction movie is mie imagining what you're actuallyet looking at, you know, becausew, it's not there, and something si like roman

alan: "el joven frankenstein", de mel brooks. que mucha gente la vio en cine.bueno, me encanta, pero no sÉ si se quiera dedicar de por vida a esto. ay, ya voy a subir! ¿la vas a ver? yo la apoyo en lo que ella quiera. vamos a ver. ahora, en este aÑo que se va a estudiar fuera, si persiste con esto o decide cambiarlo. vero: te quiero! alan: no puedo creerlo! empezaba la obra y estaba contigo. quÉ profesional! vero: y ademÁs seguÍa hablando. ya corta! empezÓ a sonar la mÚsica, y yo: tercera llamada, te tienes que ir! tiene muchos sentimientos encontrados. su hija se va a canadÁ un aÑo, pero Él dice que es lo mejor que le puede pasar, para que crezca. tiene mucho miedo de lo que estÁ pasando en mÉxico, con sus niÑos. han sido meses difÍciles. alan: yo trabajÉ con él en un programa de televisiÓn, muchas semanas. es un genio. es muy creativo, muy sarcÁstico, todo el tiempo está haciendo chistes. a veces lo hacen los que son comediantes: se rÍen del dolor, y hacen bromas y chistes, porque no quieren quebrarse y sentirse mal. entonces hace chistes: oye, son necesidade