mueller? >> guest: it would take a special act of congress to extend his term, something i don't think we're going to see. >> host: thank you for your >> my wife and i live in tulsa where there's plenty of water and woods. it is a very green place but like the rest of this nation it has been stricken. temperatures in triple digits for many days and that is the way it has been most of the summer because we are in the last leg of this national book tour and we have been all over the country. deep into the eastern ud

. >>> charlie sheen checked his ex-wife brooke mueller out of rehab. which begs the question, which kind of rehab facility lets charlie sheen check anybody out. "late night with jimmy fallon" week nights at 12:30, 111:35. >>> in case you have any doubt remaining that charlie sheen will never return to "two and a half men," this should put an end to it. various reports say in the season's opener starring sheen's replacement, ashton kutcher, the character sheen played on the show is not only dead, but the episode will revolve around the funeral being held for him. >>> talk of a beatles reunion, or at least paul mccarty at the opening ceremony of next year's olympics in london has been premature at best. a rep for sir paul says there have been discussions, but no deal. >>> the 4,700 square foot five bedroom, five and a half bathroom studio city mansion that was home base for the anna nicole show can be yours for $1.75 million. then, finally, following cher on twitter is anything but boring. she let look with a nasty tweet stream after receiving a fundrais

mueller. my name is gunther establish shaw, i teach history at the university of new orleans. it's a great pleasure to introduce this evening's speaker. before i do that, just a couple special welcomes. a special welcome from friends from vienna that are here. so the visitor come from far and wide as we all know, so special welcome to the family from vienna and to my world war ii seminar graduate students this spring at unl. special welcome to you too. [applause] i'm very pleased to have the opportunity to introduce dr. gerald steinacher who is from austria. he did his studies at the university of innsbruck and while studying at the university of i innsbruck like many studen, like myself, given the intimate relationship between the university of i said brook and new orleans and a relationship that dr. nick mueller, in fact, started with a summer school almost 40 years ago, i had the pleasure to study with dr. ambrose at unl, and actually dr. steinacher when i started teaching at unl fell into my hands when in 1996, 1995-'96 he came as a student for a year as so many innsbruck

they said they would rather take the furlough days than have a cut in pay. >> reporter: mueller says she would take the furlough days to save teachers' jobs but she is concerned about what the students will do on those days especially those whose parents are not involved in their children's education. >> i think at low income schools, it's any day not in school is -- is more of a loss to their education. >> reporter: for parents and teachers who want to see that finalized school calendar, they are probably going to have to wait until january, dana, when all the negotiations will likely be completed. >> all right. tough times. ann notarangelo in concord, thank you. >>> union workers are back on the job today at oakland airport's new control tower. the $31 million project was put on hold when democrats and republicans couldn't agree on terms of funding for the faa. a temporary agreement runs through september 16. senator boxer is pushing for long-term funding for the faa nationwide to keep 74,000 workers on the job. >> i think that this story as well as the one in palm springs that i v

talks to the direct so the bennettsville passed about marco mueller about innovations from italian film makers wish blazed the trail for others worldwide. hello yellow welcome to spotlight the interview show. i am al green are better today my guest is mark old news or. italian film makers are among those who many times revolutionized cinema they often brought in the base but came examples for their colleagues world like their names like the leading bertolucci and antonioni power synonymous with creative exits where is the italian movies to now and dad well to also this question is one of the biggest names in european cinematography director of the venice film festival to mark felt. russian and italian cinema as much in common both are deeply psychological challenge you make yours as well as russians have always been interested in dramatically bands and tragedy has. some creative approach always. comes of self-expression but the reality is both russian and italian making the same better days or has it. own mark on the show it sets a big privilege to have you in the studio thanks to the p

laura mueller is getting ready to greet her second graders next week not knowing if she will have to tweak her lesson plans to accommodate five fewer days in the classroom this year. >> i would be able to spend more time with my family but i would be losing money and the students most of all would be missing instructional time. >> reporter: the mount diablo unified school district is proposing teachers accept seven furlough days, five instructional days. so the school year would drop 180 to 175 days. school board president garyish heart says he will vote -- eberhart says he will vote for the proposal but hates it. >> just to meet the standards that the state provides for us we need more than 180 days we have right now so going be three is ridiculous. so i don't know what is expected of school districts. we have kind of a third world budget and we have these world class standards we need to meet. the two don't jibe. >> reporter: other unions in the district have agreed to the furlough days but to make the cuts, the teachers have to be on board. right now, the union is not. >> we are g

at the fbi, i was privileged to serve as counsel to director mueller and to a world-class intelligence organization focused on preventing and disrupting potential terrorist plots. as a career official in the department of justice to closely have this committee and in the congress of stand the new national security division of justice and manage the implementation of the landmark changes to the intelligence surveillance act the congress passed in 2008. i also supervised at the guantanamo task force bringing together the national security professionals from across the government to compile a and analyze intelligence information on detainee's. finally, i served for about ten years in the district of columbia as a federal prosecutor. in that role i learned the value of working as a team with investigators and operators and i learned the fundamentals importance of finding and following the fact wherever they lead. if i'm honored to be confirmed to this position, i can assure you i am committed to forging a strong and cooperative relationship with congress. i believe that based on the years

leah mueller went to this store with old jewelry and left with $1400. >> that's very good for something i hadn't worn in years. >> reporter: and you know you can't blame them, brian, giving all the volatility. people are putting their money into gold because it keeps hitting records almost every day. back to you. >> sue herera on wall street to start off our reporting on this wild day. thanks as always. >>> now we turn overseas to london. one of the great vacation cities in the world where tonight, parts of that city, some neighborhoods, look like war zones or armed camps or both. there are thousands of young people out in the streets but tonight there are thousands more police officers as well. and we're looking at a possible fourth night of violence, riots and fires like the situation there last night. nbc's michelle kosinski is in london for us tonight. michelle, good evening. >> reporter: hi, brian. police are everywhere you look in london tonight because we've seen days of seemingly opportunitistic and contagious violence and the theft by gangs of people as young as 11. embarrassin

a few years, general mueller, talking yesterday. you got one of% of the armed forces these feces coming out of 1% of the population. and so that's a real choice that everybody major, particularly if you think about it, the values of the civilian society, and i'm not knocking anything here. but are quite opposite to the warrior ethos values. so this conscious choice to choose the warrior ethos for yourself is pretty amazing thing. and let me just talk about the fight is just for one second. if you think about it in civilian life, probably the paramount value is freedom. individual autonomy, a person can be whatever they want to be. they could be a rockstar. they can be donald trump. they can be president of the united states, whatever they want to be. that is kind of life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness. that's held out as, and try to sell. that's kind of what makes america great. but when you choose the warrior ethos, duty becomes the value. and service. so if you can't wait home -- here in a ponytail and if you can decide i don'

. >> you are the gandhi of the drug muellers. >> and i am skinny enough and require a diaper. >> i think this is a good idea. the further away we get from this is irrelevant. i was watching "hawaii- five-o. the diamond thieves were all female try athletes. that does president happen in real life. >> but it still doesn't change the fact that the air travel is safe. >> don't try to stick to the topic. >> i totally agree. i wholeheartedly support the hot female try athletes. >> it is that thinking that everybody can be a criminal. not everybody is a criminal. >> the truth is, look, i know it is a cliche, they win when we do things like this. we can't have that. >> can we get back to the topic at hand. i feel we are veering away. >> when you watch the new hawaii 5-o how weird is his neck? >> weird. >> and he wears a sports coat. >> you can't wear a sports coat if you are all neck. >> do you want to move on? >> no, i want to talk about the neck. >> jesse? >> i liked your idea about how asking terrorists what their favorite beatle was, that's a telltale, what is your favorite beatle? dung. got

. >> yeah, the height of the heat. >> reporter: mueller studied heat-related deaths and says they are the head coach of a high school in indiana holds practice late in the evening. >> it takes everything and the humidity and temperature and wind. if that reading gets too high, then we have to tell the coach and the coach is real good about it and we have to shut the kids down from activity. >> at a nearby tucker high school, we found players practicing indoors to stay cool. >> they regulated that for us today. i think that was big making the decision that they were not going to put kids in harms' way by allowing them to go outside today. >> monitoring the wet bulbulb, y say education is the most important piece, making sure that coaches know what to look for on the field and that players speak up when they feel they have reached their limit. >> you talk about monitoring kids, but as a student, i am sure they want to impress you and show them they are bringing your a game. how do you get a student to walk-up and tell you this is too much. >> some of them do it, but as a coach you will

. >> reporter: but paul mueller shouldn't count on getting his volunteers out of commissioner lonsdale's courtroom. >> there are those who might say this is about generating revenue because everybody is hurting for money. is that the case? >> that's certainly not where i'm coming from at all. i don't pay any attention to how much money comes into the court or doesn't come into the court depending on what kind of fines i impose. >> commissioner lonsdale has been assigned to traffic court in fremont since march and she says not really long enough to determine whether the fines have had an impact on repeat offenders. >>> if you have a story idea log on to cbssf.com, click connect, scroll down to "closer look" and send us an email. >>> san jose police will no longer send officers to traffic accidents that are injury-free. it's one of several types of calls on the chopping block as the department looks to cut costs. also on the no response list, reports of people stealinger recyclables from your bin. the illegal sale of fruit on the corner, anonymous noise complaints, burglar alarms, illegall

this case he's pinning it on comey, because he has comey essentially misleading fbi director bob mueller into opposing this thing. what cheney cares about most of all is his view of the world, his believes, his idea that the world's a dangerous place, that hard men have to do ruthless things to protect us even if we don't understand the threats ourselves, and so when he gets down to the facts of important cases, they are not always right, because the facts have to serve as narrative. >> bart gellman, thank you very much for reading the book for us and for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, no matter what the president chooses to do on jobs, a fight with republicans in congress is inevitable. and in the rewrite, why rudy giuliani is the single biggest fraud in american politics. >>> david "honeyboy" edwards, finally, there's a choice for my patients with an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem. today we have pradaxa to reduce the risk of a stroke caused by a clot. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mg reduced strok

>> well, the stock answer to that, because i've heard that question of bob mueller and the director ofqaeda or another terrorist group obtaining a nuclear weapon. i think what actually keeps me up more at night is the much more likely scenario, perhaps less devastating, of the effect of lowering the bar. having effective communicators using social media and the web to reach out to the lone wolves and to say you can be alone you can have the force of personality gather just three or four people around you and you can do something that's low tech and low cost but high yield and be a big hero at it, this is something they have honed almost to an art. and when we talk to the people who are stopped in these plots and say what got you started, if it's here on u.s. soil inevitably, it was a mouse and a computer screen and a chat or video from somebody very far away. >> and this comes from any one place in terms of al qaeda's operations? >> particularly from anwar aulaqi in yemen, and that has been very interesting, because anwar alaw i can was not a big operator for al qaeda. he was a propaga

[ laughter ] hey, it's rumored that charlie sheen checked his ex-wife brooke mueller out of rehab inexico and brought her to another facility. which begs the question, wht kind of rehab lets charlie sheen taking someone out? [ laughter ] you're coming or going? you're taking her? okay. duh, leaving. [ laughter ] some more celebrity news. last week, twilight star, taylor lautner bought a $200,000 car. it was weird. the dealer was like, ha-ha that car is only worth 15 grand. team edward, biotch! [ laughter and applause ] yeah! [ applause ] did you hear about this? the tsa has a new program where agents have in-depth conversations with passengers to detect suspicious behavior. or as most people put it -- you know what? i'll just take the groping. [ laughter ] let's just -- that was much better. i don't want to talk to anybody. this is crazy. a woman in here new york was arrested for pouring chili on $700 worth of victoria's secret underwear. [ laughter ] that's right. she smothered lingerie with chili -- or as rush limbaugh calls that, foreplay. [ laughter and applause ] why don't you j

starts a program or the cia starts a program, congress has to, you know, hold hearings and, you know, muelleras to go up to the hill and talk about it. that's not happening here, you know. congress could absolutely, if it wanted to, exert some oversight because of the massive amount of federal money that they have, and the city council could certainly ask these questions, but nobody is really asking these questions of the enidea's programs. >> and there are many questions about the profiling and even the credibility of some of the informants that could be used. there use a flurry of questions. matt, you've opened a door that i think will not be closed any time soon. this is intriguing reporting. thank you very much for coming on. >> thank you, as always, for having me. >> exactly. >>> the fate of a former navy commander who produced lewd videos on board the ""uss enterprise"" tops our "newsnation." owen honors can remain in the video. the depiction included anti-gay slurs and his attorney argued that the press made too big of a story. navy lawyers maintained this was a clear case of misconduc

chief robert mueller to remain in his post an extra two years. congress limited terms to 10 years after hoover led the f.b.i. and its predecessor for 48. learn more about j. edgar hoover, the f.b.i., and robert mueller online at the c-span video library. search, watch, clip, and share. it's washington your way. >> that figure that's moving the veil of ignorance from human understanding, that's an american invention. it's sort of classical for what it really is all about. >> if you missed the latest documentary, "the library of congress," there's a preview right now c-span's youtube channel. become a subscriber. it's free. be notified of all the latest videos poor posting, and watching the entire library of congress documentary and hundreds of other timely videos online at youtube.com/cspan. with titles like "flander" "godless," "guilty," and demonic," ann coulter has something to say. subpoenaed, your chance to talk to, email, and tweet the "new york times" best seling author and columnist, "in depth" live on book tv on c-span2. the supreme court

. >> that is not what robert mueller said.. >> don't take a swipe at us. >> that is not true. >> shannon: gentlemen, your time is up. clear you are not going to find any area of agreements. >> sick to use 9/11 to build this mosque. thank you. >> yeah, you, too. >> shannon: everyone makes them but not everyone can recover. how should they handle the gaffes on the campaign trail. >> before we get startrd let's all say happy birthday to elvis presley today. the stronger the rapids, the more we loved it. took some wild risks when i was young. but i was still taking a risk with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier, exercising more, and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've been kidding yourself about high cholesterol, stop. along with diet, lipitor has been shown to lower bad cholesterol to 60 percent. lipitor is fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patits who have

1972, congress approved and president obama signed into law legislation allowing fbi chief robert mueller to remain in his post an extra two years. congress limited terms to ten years after hoover left the fbi in '48. learn more about it at the c-span video library. search, watch, clip and share. it's washington your way. >>> that figure that's removing the veil of ignorance from human understanding that's an american invention. that's not a classical statute, but it's sort of classical for what it really is all about. >> if you missed c-span's latest documentary, "the library of congress," there's a preview right now on c-span's youtube channel. become a subscriber it's free. be notified of all the videos we're posting and watch hundreds of other timely videos online at youtube.com/c-span. >>> next, current and former british newspaper editors discuss the recent phone hacking scandal in the u.k. and the future of the british newspaper industry. panelists discuss the influence of rupert murdoch's media holdings in the u.k., media and internet regulation and the relationship between politi