mueller. i told mr. comey earlier it was nice to have him back in this room where he spent a lot of time in the committee walls, hearing testimony about the constitutionality about passing exception to the statute. which we created the 10-year term. i thank senator grassley for his cooperation. i hope we now have the hearing. we report the bill in the form that senator grassley suggested without unnecessary delays. i yield to senator grassley and then to director mueller. >> thank you very much for holding this hearing and welcome back, director mueller. this hearing is the first hearing in 37 years to specifically address the 10-year term of director of f.b.i. in 1968, congress passed a law requiring f.b.i. director to be appointed with advice and consent of the senate. despite the passage of this law, director 4506r -- hoover served until his september in 1972. following his death, a number of high profile scandals came to light. this committee held a hearing in 1974 to address legislation l

you should also thank ann mueller. she doesn't get thanked enough for the support she gives you as do your daughters in this. and i appreciate that very much. i appreciate she suggests it. >> a preeshates that acknowledgement and much deserved. >> she's a remarkable woman as you know. i appreciate that. i will take a three or four minute break while we set up for the next panel. thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> this week on "road to the white house," g.o.p. candidate and former new mexico governor, gary johnson. he talks about gay marriage, abortion, prayer in public schools and how he would reduce the national debt and the federal deficit. "road to the white house," sunday at 9:30 p.m. eastern and pacific on c-span. >> now available, c-span's congressional directory. a complete guide to the first session of the 112th congress. inside new and returning house and senate members with contact information, including twitter addres

and welcome back, director mueller. this hearing is the first hearing in 37 years to specifically address the 10-year term of director of f.b.i. in 1968, congress passed a law requiring f.b.i. director to be appointed with advice and consent of the senate. despite the passage of this law, director 4506r -- hoover served until his september in 1972. following his death, a number of high profile scandals came to light. this committee held a hearing in 1974 to address legislation limiting the term of the f.b.i. director to provide for additional congressional oversight of the f.b.i. director and most importantly to insulate the office from political control of the president. in 1976, congress acted by limiting the director of f.b.i. to the current 10-year nonrenewable term. congress did so to prevent the accumulation of excess power by the director, as well as to provide some political independence for the f.b.i. the statute expressly prohibits reappointment of a director. despite knowing about director mueller's impending

you should also thank ann mueller. she doesn't get thanked enough for the support she gives you as do your daughters in this. and i appreciate that very much. i appreciate she suggests it. >> a preeshates that acknowledgement and much deserved. >> she's a remarkable woman as you know. i appreciate that. i will take a three or four minute break while we set up for the next panel. thank you. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> this is a critical moment. we have the ability to recalibrate if that is what is needed, to read the fine and do the things necessary in the wake of the successes we have had against the al qaeda. that was the principal reason for being in afghanistan in the first place. in order to ensure a transition, i think are a number of things that need to be thought through. we held five hearings to examine all of the assumptions guiding our strategy in the region and to chart a path forward. in two weeks, secretary clinton will

from mueller that -- for mueller that comes up in september. but president obama says mueller needs to stay on two more years to maintain continuity in national security while a new cia director and defense secretary settle into their jobs. >>> the senate of the foreign relations committee said this morning that pakistan has become a sanctuary for terrorists. massachusetts senators john kerry made the confirmation at the hearing for ryan crocker, president obama's nomen knee to become -- nomen nominee to -- nominee. >> if all we do is the current paradigm where attacks are launched out of western pakistan, we're not gonna find a very successful road here. >> crocker says the challenge will be to keep the terrorists from moving back to pakistan. >>> a group is complaining that delta airlines charged them $200 apiece for their bags after coming home from serving in afghanistan. >> good business, delta! >> they say the army told them they could bring four bags apiece. but delta charged them extra money and it ended up to be $2800. delta says as a

. >> mueller authored physics for future presidents is skeptical about ground broke today.s is the largest solar facility in the world. >> california can make a major contribution. >> this is a solar thermal project . it uses mirrors to reflect sunlight and heat oil and extreme. >> it is an expensive way to go. solar thermal costs 19 cents and natural gas is six cents an hour. >> it is fueling subsidies . when they stops, he cautioned it will not keep the plants run the governor doesn't see it like that. >> you have to exercise fiscal discipline and be careful with tax dollars and invest in the american jobs and new technology it is so big when it is finished it will double the world's capacity. they will use california sun and not texas oil. >> dozens of police officers went for a run to raise money for a good cause . the officers participated in the latest leg of the 34th torch run to ben fet the special olympics of northern california. they ran with a police escort. it started in the minlow party andeppeded in daly city. they raised money for the athletes. >> we had 30 p

both his ex-wife, denise richards and brooke mueller guess how much they get per month in child support. i hope that gets formula, diapers taken care of. >>> all right. let's move on now to a basketball superstar. maybe former superstar. and we're talking shaquille o'neal. >> shaq. >> shaq. known by other titles. ka-zam, shaq-fu. burying the lead. he is retiring. he actually posted his retirement message on twitter if we want to pull that up. >> we did it. 19 years, baby. i want to thank you very much. that's why i am telling you first. i am about to retire. love you. talk to you soon. >> he is an active twitter user. you know he's had a successful career with the lakers, most recently with the celtics. so he is going out, i guess you could say on top. certainly had a successful career. we should point out by the way speaking of basketball, the nba finals will continue on abc. >> loving it. >> tonight at 9:00 eastern, 6:00 pacific. mavericks/heat. heat taking game one. >> it would be nice to see the mavericks come back. and get a real championship series on for basketball fans. >>> movi

estamos hablando de 55 mil dolares al mes para manutencion infantil una solicitud que pidio brooke muellerrnia..la pareja se divorcio el 2 de mayo y ahora dichos pagos pagaran para la manutencion de sus mellizos. esto es todo de mi parte....nos vemos mas tarde. vo --y mire como aun despues de decadas de su muerte, john lennon todavia sigue siendo noticia. --y es que de acuerdo al ultimo asistente personal de lennon, la estrella era un republicano en el closet. --fred seaman, tambien confeso que su ex jefe, era un seguidor de ronald reagan y que le encantaba argumentar con personas de la izquierda quienes le recordaban cuando el mismo fue un radical y que hasta pena le daba por ello. --el antiguo asistente de lennon, recordo ademas, algunas brutales peleas verbales que hubo entre el artista y el tio de seaman quien era comunista. anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejo con el noticiero nacional de telemundo con jose diaz balart

director robert mueller addressed the issue at a senate hearing today. >> these attacks threaten to undermine the integrity of the internet and victimize businesses and people who rely on it. we will increasingly put emphasis on addressing cyber threats in all of the various united nations and part of that is making certain the personnel and bureau the equipment, capability, skill, experience to address those threats. >> reporter: the senate committee was considering the president's request that mueller's tenure be extended by two years. lawmakers from both parties endorsed the extension today. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: and to the uprising in syria. government troops have massed in a northern province, where there are reports of fighting between those loyal to president bashir assad and defectors. opposition forces have staged weeks of demonstrations throughout the country, calling for an end to the assad family's 40-year rule. jonathon rugman of independent television news prepared this report from london. many of the images come from amateur

ordered warner brothers to send $55,000 a month of any money due to charlie sheen to former wife brooke muelleror support. >>> mel gibson and longtime wife robin have settled their long fight over property dispute which should lead to their divorce becoming official by august. >>> finally, in a kiss and tell interview in "details" magazine, shia labeouf dishes about his relationship with megan fox. yes, he did, bill. only problem at the time she was engaged to now husband brian austin green. scandal ensues. >>> well, talking about dating other famous women he called his night out with hilary duff, quote, probably the worst date either of us have ever had. this just tells me if i lived in hollywood, i would just join a convent, between divorces, separations, marriages. >> austin green has a size advantage over shia labeouf. >> career wise? ooh, i went there. sorry. >> those "90210" reruns are great. >>> this comes to us from news channel 8 in tampa, florida, where in hudson one couple has given over their home to most people's worst nightmare. while most run from the -- for the cover at the sigh

roger federer advances, and nadal resuming his match against mueller today. battle of the lefties.o-0. cruise in the third. wins in three sets. nadal will next meet del potro on monday. >>> also today, djokovic and marcos, getting the best of novak. four saying, djokovic up a set. then djokovic comes up with a lob that marcos cannot handle. match point. marcos wide so djokovic moves on. >> women serena, the big serve. what else is new? and then she wins that set. match point same recipe for success. even bigger forehand. rolls in straight sets. >> let's tee it up pga tour. third round of the travelers where 19-year-old patrick cantily shot a so-under -- 10-under 60 yesterday. a court record at tpc river highlands in connecticut. cantily came down to earth today. 4 off the lead. bryce moulder had himself a round. check out this & birdie putt. he is 15-under. one back of your leader, jacobsen. he was on fire, well off the green. he is 16-under and has not made a bogey all week. >>> third round of the weg men's emergency emergency -- lpga. yani tseng a 13-under, five-stroke lead headi

director robert mueller is turned parking more years breaking the ten year limitation and possibly setting a very dangerous precedent and here's another game changing story you story for coming from the bureau up there is going to be a modified and updated manual for the mystic investigations an operations guy so while there are several changes made we want to point out at least the five areas that have been revised and frankly let me quite a bit concerned for starters what f.b.i. agent wants to lodge an investigation into a person or an organization they have to create an assessment to follow protocol now once this. lowlevel access is granted to the agent they can gain access to certain pieces of information about them but with the revisions to the manual an agent is now able to search a database for quote pro active presence so that means they can go through a database without having any probable cause they can do it just to make sure nothing unusual is found and they don't need to make a record of these types of searches now the topic of assessments the new rules say that an agent can t

mueller going the wrong way as nidal buries this shot. 6-0 in the first set, also winning. third seeded roger fedderrer. >>> for the women, the comeback of corona williams, going strong. williams in the far court made straight sets of the player from russia. map point here, she will go down in similar fashion. >>> top seed, carolina and fifth seed -- is. >>> still to come tonight on "sports wrap" we'll see if the amateur who led at the half court poin . >> >> drivers have one more practice day under their belts. brad kozolowski. joey earned the pole, qualifies on friday. aj -- number 7 on the grid. he currently drives the iconic number 43 car of richard petty racing. he began his career in 2006 after breaking in open wheel cars and winning five times in the old champ carer isry. it has been a rough indoctrination for him who is beginning to run and feel like he is a part of the series. >> i had no race car experience. they put me in the stain and said "go do it" in front of tv and said go figure it out and i had to. i was probably early o

. >> jimmy: brooke mueller, charlie sheen's ex-wife. she's your best friend?immy: what about the bffs, from the bff show? are they actual best friends on this thing or are they -- >> no, they're -- i'm still friends with them. >> jimmy: they're s.o.l. >> you always ask me about that. >> jimmy: i wonder, best friends friend means forever. and i don't see them anymore. they seem to have disappeared. i don't know where they went but they're not around anymore. so, they're not on the show. but you got your friends on the show, you have your -- you're dating, you're doing all this stuff. >> everything. everything that happens in my life, the good and the bad. >> jimmy: everything. >> everything. >> jimmy: you got to be careful with that everything. >> i know. >> jimmy: you know what i'm saying? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you can't show everything on the show. it's on television. >> i know. tomorrow's episode is really good, it deals with brooke and dealing with her sobriety and her demons and it's a very powerful episode. >> jimmy: it really is. you came on our show in --

. >> jimmy: brooke mueller, charlie sheen's ex-wife.: what about the bffs, are they on this thing or -- >> no, they're -- i'm still with them. >> jimmy: they're s.o.l. best friends forever are supposed to be forever. they're not around anymore. they're not on the show but you got your friends on the show, you have your -- you're dating and -- >> everything. everything that happens in my life, the good and the bad. >> jimmy: everything. >> everything. >> jimmy: you got to be careful with that everything. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you know what i'm saying? >> i know. >> jimmy: you can't show everything on the show. it's on television. >> tomorrow's episode deals with brooke and dealing with her sobriety and her demons and it's a very powerful episode. >> jimmy: is really is. you came on our show in -- >> you're in it tomorrow. >> jimmy: am i one of the demons brooke is dealing with. >> no, not yet. >> jimmy: great to see you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: wish me luck in my spelling bee. paris hilton, wednesday night on the oxygen network. be right ba

physics professor richard mueller believes this technology has a great future. >> the price of solarvery year, going down by 7% per year. >> reporter: but the author of a book called "physics for future presidents" is skeptical about another plant that broke ground in riverside county today. this is planned be the largest solar facility in the world. >> only the beginning. california can make a major contribution to the job and energy future. >> this is a solar thermal project. instead of photovotaic cells it uses steam. >> this is expensive way to go. solar thermal costs 19 cents per kilowatt hour. natural gas is 6 cents per kilowatt hour. >> muller says government subsidies are fuelling proposals for plants like the one here. when the subsidy stops he cautions it won't pay to keep the plant running. the governor doesn't see it like that. >> we have to exercise the fiscal discipline by being careful with tax dollars. we have to invest in american jobs. and new technology. and in our solar future. >> that was dan ashley reporting. governor brown says the solar in riverside are so big

he discovered one under his car and he filed suit against robert mueller back in march. the justice department says the student doesn't have ground to sue because he isn't facing arm. >>> forced to work under harrowing conditions, that's what federal investigators say happened to a brazilian woman promised a better life by two italian citizens living in san francisco. the woman told investigators that when she arrived here from brazil in 2009, 54-year-old giuseppe penzato and his wife took her passport away and said she was only suited for work as a servant. penzato worked for the italian consul in san francisco. the woman was allegedly forced to work 60 hours a week without pay for months. she finally left the home after she was slapped, she said, and shaken. the couple is charged with forced labor and human trafficking. the italian consulate has declined to comment on the story so far. >>> it's been 3 1/2 years since the fatal tiger mauling at the san francisco zoo. now, the zoo is welcoming a new tiger. nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us how the tiger is bringing

. >> your daughter was here with us last week talking about brooke mueller, charlie sheen's ex.t into it with her, telling her she has to go to rehab. >> it was the most difficult thing that i ever had to do. and i just want to say to people out there, i think that all of us know somebody that has either a drug or an alcohol problem. and it is a serious disease and it can get you -- take you to very ugly places. and i'm so proud of her for sharing this journey. you know, we talked about it before the show started. i said, you know, are you sure that you want to do this? >> on camera. >> on kocamera. because everything is going to be in the show. she says, i hope i will be able to help other people. >> this was your first real -- your first time really being in a reality show. i mean, paris has been doing these for a while. was it difficult for you to agree to go along with it at first? did you question whether or not you were making the right decision? >> at first, when she asked me -- you know, i was flattered. i thought, oh, well. my boys are very independent. have i a 21-year

director robert mueller, as the president has requested. we have to consider and pass that bill without delay -- actually both the house and senate have to pass it before the august recess, it has to go to the president. so let's all senators, republicans, democrats, independents join together for the good of the country and pass the f.b.i. extension, s. 1103. so i do thank today's nominees for their dedication. i look forward to working with them, as they faithfully execute their important responsibilities of the justice department. i might also just note parenthetically, madam president, i also thank their families. i mean, in my 37 years in the senate, i have never seen a time when so many good nominees are just held up and held up and held up and held up, even though eventually so many of them then go through unanimously. i wish senators would stop and think for a moment. this is awfully hard on their spouses, on their children. it's awfully hard among their friends who keep looking at them saying, is there something we don't know about

please welcome stephen mueller.plause] >> steven, do you want to leave us off with a few -- lead us off with a few comments and then a little questions and answers? >> sounds good. thank you. thank you for moderating the panel. i am excited. i represent southwestern energy and the industry. i am also representing another group, anga, the ones sponsoring this. it is 30 companies that are independent and have set up and develop the shell revolution that we have here today. i want to talk a little bit about that as i have my opening comments. when you think about the country and the issues, you start a list that talks about middle east unrest, high gas prices, you have an economy that is really tough. you've got a lot of issues out there. all those issues natural gas can help with. that is why we are so excited about it as a company. when we look at it, just a few years ago, we talked about and there were some nations that talked about setting up an opec for natural gas. as you have heard, we have got more than enough

the senate judiciary committee looks into the possibility of extending robert mueller's term an additionalwo years. a hearing for ryan crocker on c- span 3. >> now, janet napolitano on u.s. security 10 years after the september 11 attacks. she was at the new york university law school for about an hour. >> agreed to be back at nyu. to talk about where we stand and some of the issues confronting homeland's security now 10 years after the attack of 9/11. thank you for that introduction. thank you, michael, for allowing me to come back. me to come back.

[applause] robert mueller served us ten years as fbi director and president obama republican presidential candidate tim pawlenty today outlined his economic agenda in a talk at the university of chicago, his plan includes tax cuts for businesses and individuals, the three-year tax system and reducing government regulation. in his remarks the former minnesota governor accuses president obama of engaging in class warfare. this is 45 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. professor, thank you for the gracious introduction and your presence today. thank you for the hospitality and for opening up this incredibly prestigious and important institution to this gathering. i really appreciate it, and i am very grateful to have the honor to be here at the university chicago. this is the home to some of the greatest free-market thinking in the country. we have a country now that means significant and dramatic economic growth in the solutions and ideas and principles that have been debated and discussed in this important institutions over many generations along the court of the direction that we need to mo

we've established, mueller protocols is a standard now to outreach programs and relationships and made a turnaround for program at all. how it helps us reach more than the american population of emergency occurs, what to first ensure you eas to make a critical element in alerting the public. we completed two preliminary tests as jamie mentioned in alaska and found the functions as advertised at first the technical lesson to modify procedures, but with a basic understanding in basic agreement that has been advertised. we have shared findings at the fcc and broadcasters and in november we will show the american public will have courage to conduct an end to a nationwide test of the system and from there we'll value bait the outcomes, take steps to correct efficient he is and will move forward from there. that it has, we are simply hoping it would work as planned. as we reanalyzed the test given to snc nonpolluting american public, we quickly realized the commish in the test was more complex than the old economy you can't have in the 1950s. multiple means and methods in the to be at all le

. >> one of your best friends brooke mueller was married to charlie sheen and is in the news a lot.? >> you know, i'm feeling for her right now. she's going through a lot. i wish her the best. she's an open book, but that's a good thing shh tha she's open and added a lot of drama to the show. >> i know you said there are misconceptions about you. what don't people know about you? >> people don't know what a serious businesswoman i have. i have 17 different product lines. i work very hard. people are going to see it on the show. my work ethic and everything that happens all the time. >> you're really a pioneer in terms of the reality tv industry. did you expect to see all these changes with the way it is now? if you look at it now is differe different? >> oh, hold that answer. we'll be right back after your local news. >>> good morning to you. it is 8:26. let's start with weather. christina, look at that. >> i know. now you believe me, right? >> it is dark behind you. >> it really is. if you look at this picture long enough you can actually see flashes of lightning because we have li

we've established, mueller protocols is a standard now to outreach programs and relationships and made turnaround for program at all. how it helps us reach morethan the american population of emergency occurs, what to first ensure you eas to maka critical element in alerting the public. we completed two preliminary tests as jamie mentioned in alaska and found the functions as advertised at first the technical lesson to modify procedures, but with a basic understanding in basic agreement that has been advertised. we have shared findings at the fcc and brocasters and in november we will show the american public will have courage to conduct an end to a nationwide test of the system and from there we'll value bait the outcomes, take steps to correct efficient he is and ll move forward from there. that it has, we are simply hoping it would work as planned. as we reanalyzed the test given to snc nonpolluting american public, we quickly realized the commish in the test was more complex than the old economy you can't have in the 1950s. multiple means and methods in the to be at all levels of g

we've established, mueller protocols is a standard now to outreach programs and relationships and made turnaround for program at all. how it helps us reach more than the american population of emergency occurs, what to first ensure you eas to