richard muller writes, call me a converted skeptic. years ago, i identified problems inprieveiate climate studies that threw doubt on global warming. last year, following an intensive research effort, i concluded that global warming was real and that the prior estimates of the rate of warming were correct. i'm now going a step further. humans are almost entirely the cause. joining us now for the interview is professor richard muller. his new book is called energy for future presidents. thank you very much for your time tonight. nice to have you here. >> thank you for the invitation. >> first let me ask, especially as a non-scientist, if i screwed any of that up explaining how you got to this the position you just detailed in the "times." >> it was accurate except for the karblthization of the koch foundation that always gave us a completely open hand and indicated no preference for what our results would show. >> fair and smart of you to point out, and i appreciate you doing that. i do -- i did try to insist that there was no implicati

thanks to my guests, carmine gallo and thor muller. we have hundreds of interviews online at pressheretv.com and free on itunes as well. i'm scott mcgrew, thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. ♪ >>> hello and welcome to "class action." if you follow news about public schools, then you know the name michelle re. if you don't, you should. oprah called michelle a woman warrior, but the powerful teacher's unions have called her other names. a reformer, the nicest among them. woman warrior or classroom troublemaker, michelle re burst on the spotlight in 2011. she shook up the district,

my good friend carl muller joins us. this is the christians in the civil war, tell us why they are more vulnerable and the difficulties they are facing today. christians have been moreless as the regime gets more desperate, christians are caught in the middle suffering greatly. between secular or islamic choice. what does that mean for christians? >> that is true. christians are more vulnerable than ever to the extremists as they mold in the rebel form to our concern is enhanced by the fact that christians are being increasingly targeted in these cities. >> we are seeing iraqis that fled to syria who fled muslim persecution in homeland iraq. the ironny of ironny, the same where can these christians go? >> there is an increasing will smaller amount of areas in middle east where christians are welcome where the destruction of christian communities in iraq, syria, lebanon and many other places around the middle east, we are seeing christian communities destroyed. it is a major concern for the millions of christians in syria

muller's chief of staff, and then as president george w. bush's homeland security adviser. he received his undergraduate degree from the university of virginia and his law degree from the university of california at berkeley. mr. nathan sales is an assistant professor of law at the george mason university school of law. before coming to george mason, sales was deputy assistant secretary for policy development in the u.s. department of homeland security. he previously served as counsel and senior counsel in the office of legal policy that the u.s. -- at the u.s. department of justice. he was the john m. olin fellow at georgetown university law center in 2005 and 2006. from 2003 through 2005 he practiced at the washington, d.c., law firm of wiley, rhine, and fielding. professor sales clerked for the honorable david d.sentil for the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit. he received his undergraduate degree from miami university and his j.d. from duke. colonel ken alard is a commentator on foreign policy and security issues. for more than a decade he was a featured milita

when i talked to both the fbi director muller and when -- and maybe more importantly when i went back to the twin cities and talked to special agent in charge there, both said that the somali community had been cooperative in fbi investigations, and i think it was because of actually very good police work and very good work by the fbi in making sure that they earned the trust of the somali community there. my question is to chief davis and to officer gale. both of you have served as law enforcement officers. how do you earn the trust of the diverse communities that you serve, some of which -- some of whom may be initially skeptical of the police? >> thank you, senator, and one stop at a time, one day at a time, one interaction at a time. i think when people -- i think we have, to one, acknowledge the history that police have played, the role of law enforcement with regard to race in this country. i think we still have generations of people that remember desegregation. we have generations of people that were still -- are still here that remember when the police were the enforcement too

muller, had started in 1904. in 1940, after the occupation of denmark by nazi troops, all the company's vessels in international waters were ordered to neutral ports and a third of the fleet sought refuge in ports controlled by the united states. mr. muller traveled to new york soon after the occupation and ran the operations from there through 1947. allied forces requisitions the fleet and most were lost to germany in the most devastating loss to merchant life in history. at the conclusion of the war, mr. muller returned to denmark and continued building a global business empire, becoming c.e.o. of the group in 1965. in 1991, mr. muller wrote a letter to then u.s. secretary of defense dick cheney highlighting the long-standing connections between america and mersk. mr. muller wrote, quote, it is and always has been a strong advocate for uninhibited free trade and the personal of freedom consistently enuciated by the united states and denmark. our entire organization and especially mersk line limited will be read

george muller, a professor of math and science. he cofounded pred poll which predicts where crime will happen. >> instead of looking where accidents have been, we're looking for patterns in the data that help us predict where traffic accidents are likely to occur in the future. >> it is being used to predict property crime in morgan hill and los angeles. it's never been tested on traffic accidents. these empty boxes on a map show officers where the next crime will happen. the same will apply to traffic accidents. >> they will be given high risk areas to position officers corresponding to different time intervals. different days of the week and different months of the year. >> a team of traffic officers will start using new predictive policing model in september after six months, muller will look to see if success were successful in using this new approach. janine, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the santa cruz sheriff's office says there isn't enough evidence to charge him nexz an alleged sexual assault. deputies question the third basema

john muller has all of the details. >> reporter: just call him the marrying man.baldwin and hilaria thomas. they're husband and wife. tying the knot at old st. patrick's cathedral in downtown manhattan. the nuptials were surprising public given baldwin's frequent scuffles with the paparazzi. on his wedding day, baldwin left security to his bodyguards. in one instance, ended with a photographer on the ground. but baldwin also showed his softer side took time and shook hands with fans. it with us the big names who got to see the wedding from the good seats, woody allen, loren michaels and tina fey, just to name a few. of course baldwin and hilaria thomas were the stars of this show. when the wedding day was complete, he tweeted a picture. for "good morning america," john muller, abc news, new york. >>> and our congratulations to the newlyweds. >>> now to ginger zee with the weather. >>> look at the numbers here. going through the national high temperatures. lot of maroon on the map. look at old, a chilly 93 compared to a lot of folks here in the center of the nation

john muller, abc news, new york. >> got to hope that the three stooges learn their lesson. >> maybe not. maybe not. >> she should have posed with a diamond grill after pulling that off. that was a big victory. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- katie holmes out of town. who's the mystery guy with her. >>> the flying squirrel and the frenemy, the u.s. women's gymnastics team about to get their game on. >>> and also coming up -- grease raccoon. that's coming in a little segment we call "fixation." keep it here on "good morning america" on this sunday morning. we'll see you soon. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] you've been years in the making. and there are many years ahead. join the millions of members who've chosen an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. go long. to make peanut butter so deliciously creamy. it might just make you feel like a kid again. [ both laugh ] choosy moms never stop choosing jif. you know you could just use bengay zero degrees. medicated pain relief you store in the freezer. brrr...see ya boys. [ male announcer ]

john muller, abc news, new york. >> a stylish white dress. >> how many monkey cliches did we get in the? >> a lot. >>> coming up, the jackson family heading for a deal. why is randy saying the other side is trying to kill his mother? and if another twist, investigators are set to interview michael jackson's children. so this is not over yet. >>> and pool duel. michael phelps and ryan lochte america's top swimmers and hard core rivals are going head to head today. >>> and back to the ballroom. the biggest season of "dancing with the stars" yet, just announced. we talk to the all stars heading back into the competition, that's coming up next. a party? [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm new ensure clear. clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist my lid. that's three times more than me! twenty-one vitamins and minerals and zero fat! hmmm. you'll bring a lot to the party. [ all ] yay! [ female announcer ] new ensure clear. nine grams protein. zero fat. twenty-one vitamins and minerals. in blueberry/pom

abc's john muller has the details. >> reporter: just call him the marrying man.aria thomas are husband and wife, tying the knot in the star-studded ceremony at old st. patrick's cathedral in manhattan. the ceremony after a three month engagement between the actor and yoga instructor 26 years his junior. the nuptials were surprisingly public after baldwin's frequent scuffles with paparazzi. just this week, baldwin tussled with a photographer. all caught on camera. >> it's my neighbor. >> reporter: on his wedding day, baldwin left security to his bodyguard. one instance ended with a photographer on the ground. >> whoa. >> reporter: baldwin also showed his softer side. he interacted and shook hands with fans who showed up for his big day. it was the big names who got to see the wedding from the good seats. celebrities woody allen, lorne michaels and "30 rock" co-star tina fey. baldwin and hilaria thomas were the real stars of the show. when his wedding day was complete, baldwin tweeted a picture of his ring, just the date, june 30, 2012. john muller, abc news, new y

abc's john muller has all of the details. >> reporter: just call him the marrying man.d hilaria thomas, they're husband and wife, tying the knot in a star-studded ceremony at old st. patrick's cathedral in downtown manhattan. the ceremony coming after a three-month engagement between the actor and the yoga instructor 23 years his junior. the nuptials were surprisingly public given baldwin's frequent scuffles with the paparazzi. just this week, baldwin scuffled with a photographer and it was all caught by the cameras. >> just leave him alone. >> he's going to go. >> you're breaking my arm. >> reporter: on his wedding day baldwin left security to his bodyguards. and in one instance, it ended with a photographer on the ground. >> whoa! >> reporter: but baldwin also showed his softer side taking time to interact and shake hands with fans who came to catch a glimpse of his big day. it was the big names who got to see the wedding from the good seats, celebrities like woody allen, "snl" producer loren michaels and his "30 wrong" co-star tina fey just to name a few. of course b

i'm john muller. >> i'm sunny hoss tin. >> dangerous heat back for millions of americans. >> it's only part of severe weather. killing two men in texas who ran for cover during a soccer match. >> the swift thunderstorm surprised the players. they took refuge under a tree which was a fatal mistake. >> i souheard what sounded like bomb go off. i saw lightning hit the tree and burst to the ground. >> reporter: it struck three people. one man died instantly, another man died at the hospital and one died instantly. racing water stunned drivers in washington state and made roads impassable in arizona. drivers caught in the middle of fast-moving floods. parts of connecticut saw four inches of rain overnight. today sizzling heat goes eastward. heat advisories for 13 states with near triple digits returning to chicago and st. louis. heat wave making drought conditions worse. this year already rivalrying the infamous dustball of the 1930s. >> that heat won't relent until later this week. >>> that heat also not helping fire fighters in northern california. this morning we're getting a new view fr

i'm john muller. >> i'm sunny hostin. rob and paula are off today. >>> dangerously high temperatures are back for millions of americans. >> but the climbing mercury is part of the summer extreme heat weather. severe thunderstorms tore through several states last night, killing two men in texas who ran for cover during a soccer match. >> the swift thunderstorm surprised the players. they took refuge under a tree which was a fatal mistake. >> i heard what sounded like a bomb go off. i looked to my left. i saw lightning hit the tree and go all the way down and just burst on the ground. >> reporter: the lightning bolt struck three people. one man died instantly, another died at the hospital and a third is in stable condition. thunderstorms hammered other states over the weekend. racing waters stunned drivers in washington state and made roads impassable in arizona. drivers caught in the middle of fast-moving floods. parts of connecticut saw four inches of rain overnight. one driver fleeing for higher ground. today sizzling he

he served as fbi director robert muller's chief of staff and as president bush's homeland security adviser. he received his under grad degree from university of virginia and theaw

muller's direction. 300 briefings because they might give offense to the muslim brotherhood and now we're consulting with them about making sure we don't do this. this would be, and i'm of a certain age and certain of you are, like having the kgb telling us what we can know and think and do about soviet communism. it's madness. next slide. this gentleman, of course, you're familiar with, but did you know he was involved in workplace violence? yes. that's the finding of a report that's been tried in connection with that kind of thing, killing 14 of our countrymen and wounding many others. today you may have heard that the department of homeland security would advise those who shot him and kept him from killing god only knows how many more, today they are being advised in the event they are faced with a shooter to run and hide. if all else fails to throw something at them. i don't know about you, but i'm entirely with the border patrol folks who are crazed about this kind of direction. obviously, next slide here. something's wrong here. but what is it? next slide. i'm going to argue if we s

starting in october the professional landscaper ditches the muller for a sled, he trains in alaska wherewith his two dozen dogs. we will start out two or 3 mi. a day that we start running up to 50 or 60 mi. per day. to say he is close to his dogs is an understatement. all of the dogs are very smart if you're having a bad day they can really feed off of you and you can do the same off of them, the competition is set for march to gather it they will face extreme temperatures low landis, fatigue and even hallucinations' due to lack of sleep and add to that he is a type 1 diabetics. pretty much everybody said you are crazy there is no way you will do it you don't know what it takes i like when people say that because i like to prove them wrong. he says in his rookie year when the great race is out of the question, just finishing it happy and healthy for both man and beast is enough. the race is set for march 2, 2013. get ready for your new eating options the alderman gives food trucks the green light. the bears' first workout is tomorrow but some are already looking forward to the end of cam

abc's john muller is covering the story. >> reporter: all right, dan, surfers and sharks always had an uneasy relationship. this year is like no other one on record. the latest victim, the fifth killed by a shark down under this year. surfing was his soul according to his girlfriend. the deadliest period on record this year. now helicopters and boats are scouring the waters for his remains and the great white shark that killed him in a lightni lightning-fast strike. >> matt holmes witnessed everything. >> came out of the water, like it was eating seal. it was just blood everywhere and the massive, massive shark. >> reporter: just a few days ago in the same waters, two fisherman encountered this great white, they prodded the shark for tenter fig minutes and made it to safety. it's not just australia. this week in cape cod, a dramatic picture of a shark on the heels of a person. so, are there more sharks in the water? surprisingly experts say just the opposite. shark populations have been decimated over the last three decades. the problem isn't more sharks it's more people. >> the reason

john muller is on the case. >> reporter: strange noises and an air on monkey business fill a courtroomcustody battle with a texas-sized twist. the kind of courtroom surprise reserved for a hollywood farce. it's over kiko. donning a polka dot dress, the monkey in the middle of a custody battle between debbie burg and a mississippi woman who wasn't in court who claims the monkey was hers before it was repossessed. zw devastating. it would be hard on kiko, too. imagine taking a 6-year-old child and putting it into a home it doesn't know. >> reporter: burg said she bought kiko as a kon companion for her other monkey. with both in court, it was a cage full of monkeys. the texas judge and lawyer taking the monkeying around in stride. >> i wouldn't want to turn them loose this the courtroom. but it was kind of a delight to have them here. >> it's a good break from the normal lawsuits. >> reporter: as she strolled out of court, kiko seems pleased with the justice. the judge dwranted a stay so that the amongky can stay with debbie burg. >> how many monkey cliches did we get in the piece? >> a l

he will talk about a potential legislative session with mike muller and michael bush. the governor says there's a better than 50/50 chance to call that session. they would bring the casino to prince george's county and legalize table games at all maryland casinos. >>> the owner of maryland live! says a casino there could put it out of best. the chairman says a new study shows that nearly afl of thalf casino's area comes from washington. the developer of national harbor where the prince george's county casino could be there. >>> a major milestone in the fight against aids. the food and drug administration just approved the first drug shown to reduce the risk of hiv infection. it's tracalled truvada. >>> the time right now is 6:06. video you have to see this morning. a man truly in the right place at the right time as a child falls from a third floor window. what he says he was thinking as she plunged towards him. >>> plus, when the heat can fire up some storms, weather and traffic on the ones. >>> corn crops may be suffering in the midwest but what about in northwest d.

john muller is covering the story. >> good morning.ragedy certainly has a way to put things in perspective. usher and his ex-wife putting their legal battles aside, fighting to save her son. a dayton water goes horribly wrong as a 11-year-old boy is emergency air lifted to an atlanta hospital. now, atlanta tv station wxia the critically injured child is the stepson of usher. and the son of his ex-wife tamika foster. he was riding on this inner tube when he struck by a man he knew riding this jet ski. >> it looks like they were trying to have a day on the lake and have a good time. but, obviously, something went wrong. ♪ >> reporter: usher and his ex have made headlines this year, amid a bitter custody battle. over their two children. but tmz reports that this tragedy has brought them together. the star entertainer chartered a plane for foster so she could rush to her son's side. for usher, it's the latest in a string of bad news. after the bitter news, he had to call 911 for a stalker incident. in which a woman got into his gated commu

. >> i'm john muller in for rob nelson. we've got the "b" team in today. >> the new york teams.re native new yorkers, who knew? >> let's rock it. >>> let's talk about weather extremes.

and abc's john muller is on the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan.ystery at this point. how does sage stallone die? was it an overdose? was it suicide? was it something else? prescription bottles were recovered at the scene. but they won't say what kind of pills were found or if they played a role in his death. he was seen by millions as a boy in the '90s. sage stallone, playing rocky balboa's son in "rocky 5." now, the oldest son of sylvester stallone is good evening. found by a housekeeper after loved ones said there was something wrong. there were no signs of forced entry or foul play. and no suicide note. there were prescription drugs. >> there are some prescription bottles. however, i'm not going to detail what they were or how many. >> reporter: sylvester stallone was at comic-con, in san diego, promoting "expendables 2" when he got the news. they released this statement. sylvester stallone is devastated and grief-stricken over the loss of his son, sage stallone. >> sly adored his son. he was the biggest supporter in terms of his acting. in ter

. >> reportings say the gunman in colorado used an emergency exit, aaron muller who worked at a theater wonders how. >> as soon as you open that door, at least when i worked at one, the alarm goes off and you have to come in and like manually set it so it's not like you can really sneak in or out without the people working there knowing. >> reporter: now the shooting in colorado did take place at a century theater. there are a number of them that operate in the bay area, including three on santana road. the company that owns them has not responded to our inquiries about increased security. live in san jose, i'm arturo, santiago, nbc bay area news. >> we just heard in that news conference, the police chief describing the amount of guns and the amount of ammunition that the shooter james holmes purchased in the last 60 days, four guns in shops around the denver area and allegedly on the internet, purchased 6,000 rounds of ammunition. and the gun control is again making headlines after this tragedy. dianne feinstein releasing this report. my hope is that the country will also reflect on th

director robert muller no later than next friday.or hissan is facing military charge this summer for charges of murdering 13 people and injuring dozens more when he opened fire at the texas base. >>> george zimmerman is out of jail a day after a florida judge set his bond at $1 million. the neighborhood watch volunteer who killed trayvon martin was released while he awaits trial. he cannot leave the county. he has a curfew. he must be electronically monitored. >>> one man takes the lucky penny concept to a new level. we'll tell you why this presidential race looks like nothing we have seen in 70 years. grapevine is next. [ male announcer ] before you take it on your road trip... we take it on ours. this summer put your family in an exceptionally engineered mercedes-benz now for an exceptional price during the summer event. but hurry, this offer ends july 31st. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance p

." >> good morning, i'm john muller in for rob nelson. >> i'm sunny hostin for paula faris. >> we'rew each other. we're on a roll. all right. wild weather. >> yes. >> am i supposed to read or you? >> you read. >> wild weather making for a record-breaking summer. in moments ahead we'll talk about the race mor the white house as well. what's really heating up with mitt romney's fortune, taxes and business dealings all in the presidential crosshairs. >>> later on, the hunt for a killer shark. man versus beast is taking a new turn this summer after a great white attacks a surfer. >> incredible story, i covered it this weekend. unbelievable. >>> they say it isn't so but it is. charlie sheen tells the world or at least his eight million followers he's actually going to quit twitter. his final tweet later on in "the skinny." >>> parts of the midwest and the northeast face another wave of extreme heat this week. we'll talk about high temperatures as storms tore through parts of connecticut. last night that storm bringing large hailstones, lots of flooding and damaging winds. >> heat advisori