this is charl schafer my esteemed father.ntertainment for the evening. ♪ i've got the blues ♪ i feel so lonely ♪ i get the world ♪ if only to make him understand ♪ ♪ oh that surely would be grand ♪ >> the bootlegger has a reputation for being a locals joint, and it is. but there's a lot of out-of-towners too, sentimental fools like me, who if they don't miss frank sinatra, miss louie primo and. >> when i was 19, i got my first show on the strip, and it was a small casino, which is not there anymore now, it's been imploded for something newer, bigger, and better. ♪ ♪ baby won't you please come home ♪ >> what i do, anyway, it's part jazz, part nostalgia. obviously i do it with a heavy dose of nostalgia, because i'm creating the whole look, not just singing the old songs, which is what makes it fun for me. ♪ ♪ when you left you broke my heart ♪ ♪ >> pick one, dean martin or frank sinatra, you get to see one of them live in a small room like this. >> frank sinatra. >> going with dino. >> i like dino as a person better because i'v

this was posted to our right this minute facebook page by jessica schafer. daughter marly. >> marly, what do you have? >> that's exactly what you would expect your daughter to do. just a little early. >> oh, yeah? >> she starts patting them loving them a little. she just got them. they're her new ones. >> whoa okay. there you go. >> ahead of her time. >> very comfortable with who she is. and what she's eventually going to grow into. >> what do you have? >>> that's our show everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you for the next edition of rtm. this is not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man in san fran. this is not san fran. this is not a tall man it's pam and dan. this is not an ice cream cone it's a frozen custard cone. and this is not ice cream, it's extra thick and creamy frozen custard... ...a different kind of delicious. new from dreyer's. nestle, good food, good life. texas hold 'em. >> and

this was posted to our right this minute facebook page by jessica schafer.r marly. >> marly, what do you have? >> that's exactly what you would expect your daughter to do. just a little early. >> oh, yeah? >> she starts patting them loving them a little. she just got them. they're her new ones. >> whoa okay. there you go. >> ahead of her time. >> very comfortable with who she is. and what she's eventually going to grow into. >> what do you have? >>> that's our show everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you for the next edition of rtm. texas hold 'em. >> and now the fight is on. >> see what set off a pair of aces. aces. >> major earthquake! holy crap. >> new video from a volunteer in nepal who captured -- >> numerous land slides from one side to the other. >> how he caught disasterdodged disaster by a stroke of luck. >> we were just on that trail, kid you not, 20 minutes ago. >>> one look and you know this is -- >> where i want to be right now. >> how to hitch the ride of a lifetime on a f

scott schafer spoke with the managing editor and the environment writer. >> paul rogers, let's talk water happy to do it. >> four years in the droughts, we have teeth on state regulations over water use. give us a sense what it means for sense for cities that have to have a 36% reduction in the water use. >> yeah. what the governor's done here, in a lot of ways, is fair. he's essentially said we're going to look at all the cities in california, all the water districts, and we're going to see based on per capita use, who has already done a pretty good job conserving water, and those places only have to save as little as 8%, and that includes places like san francisco, hayward, east palo alto santa cruz, and then the places at the other end of the scale not doing a good job, having higher percentage of use, they have to do more and they will have a lot of pain in their communities where the low users people are barely going to feel it. >> when you say "they," do you mean individuals and businesses or the water directs or both. how does that work? >> i mean both. under brown's rules, that ta

the action cam at robert schafer middle school threw a ballroom dance showcase they learned everythingm swing to salsa and the program uses ballroom dan to teach discipline and focus to boost their self-esteem. >>> a slithering surprise a man steps on a snake. >> that and much more, adam joseph is tracking storms moving through the tri-state area. >>> a man in oklahoma got quite the surprise walking through a parking lot this weekend, he was looking at his phone and starts jumping in sheer panic because he stepped on a four foot long snake and it bit him and luckily the snake was not venomous. >> and a spirit flight attendant took pictures in the jet engine and it started a firestorm. erica post the the pictures she is seen posing in front of the plane's engine when contacted she said she was not at liberty to discuss the photograph. >>> fillies are in new york trying to void the sweep of the mets, jaime apody is live at the sports center with more. >> i hate to break it to you guys, the phils should start investing in a broom closet because it was a sweep and dinosaur day this guy is

the question this morning, and with me to talk about it sabrina schafer, and the editor and chief ofve men and women are different. we lead in different ways. why not play up your gender? >> that's such a good point, carol. i think americans are ready for some kind of substantive change in 2016 and both parties excited a woman is running on both sides of the ticket, and are we going to allow gender to fog our principles and we need to have a conversation about the workplace and families and we have to reach beyond gender to talk about that and talk about those issues. >> it's interesting, because i can't imagine a man playing up his gender saying because of a man i would lead better, and that's taboo, isn't it? >> that's taboo, and it's okay to play up gender sure if we are talking about the right aspects of gender and if we are not falling into the trap that the media sets us up in sometimes which is reinforcing negative stereotypes of women in power, and america is ranked 75th in the world when it comes to the number of women in government so we need to definitely increase women's

. >> "face the nation" is coming up next and you may have heard this is bob schafer's last program.ou're stepping out the door, enjoy your sunday. the final day of may. have agood one. >> schieffer: today marks my official debut as moderator of "face the nation." our aim is going to be very simple here to find interesting people from all segments of american life who have something to say and give them a chance to say it. that was me, 24 years ago today is my last broadcast on "face the nation." but we're going to keep with that tradition set nearly a quarter of century ago we'll stay focused on the news. there is news this morning. secretary of state john kerry has been injured in a bicycle accident in france and beau biden son of vice president joe biden has died of brain cancer. plus, we'll hear from potential republican presidential candidate and former florida governor jeb bush. you're not telling me that there's possibility you may not run. >> i hope i run

schafer, governor schafer was really bipartisan, you know. we had more done when he was governor. but all this other, they haven't helped at all. and when o'malley was mayor $50 million missing from the board of education, they didn't know where it was. $50 million could have been used to do something for the kids, you know. i don't think we're praying enough either. we're just out there bashing one another. and that's not what should be all about. we should be being fair to one another and living due process with these policemen. no one really knows everything right now. one day it's one thing, one day it's another thing. host: let me ask, are you close to baltimore? caller: yes. host: let's take a look at facebook, some people weighing in there as well. nick writes, it would be nice if the president could resist commenting on local state issues. he's had almost eight years to bring change and help the inner cities. and then joanne says, i don't care how long freddie's rap sheet was, once arrested the cops were responsible for his safety. he was a human being. on the line from si

and also here in studio 57, late show musical director paul schafer. how about that?n the morning, we'll see you guys right at 7:00. >> all right we'll be watching. we'll definitely want to know what paul is going to be doing after wednesday. thanks norah. >>> and as for what you're going to be doing this weekend? we will all be outside for at least part of the weekend. >> yeah i'm definitely going to make some plans outside thinking maybe i might have to have a plan b. in place. that's my attack for the weekend. we are going to see a drier day today. and some clouds out there. not a bad friday at all. and on friday. so can't be too bad right? let's take a look how we're starting off a nice start there. some clouds hanging around and we have southerly winds so we are going to see a warmer day than yesterday. 58 degrees a lot of spots are still into the 50s. but we're out of the lower 40s that we saw yesterday. it was quite chilly yesterday. today just cool a little bit more comfortable. probably still a couple of layers though as we head through the afternoon we'll wa

joining us now, lieutenant colonel tony schafer along with bayonne raman, who is joining us via skype. thanks to both of you for joining us today. tony, let me begin with you. this week the white house downplayed the loss of this key city of isis. you have news that the efforts to stop isis are really faltering badly and beyond iraq you have information that isis is right now making headway in afghanistan right now they are in control of five provinces, is that correct? >> yes. huge progress. let's be very blunt about this. everywhere that al qaeda was, isis now is and in one of those places where they are being able to make great gains is in afghanistan. they are going after the profit centers there. they have already taken over five provinces in the north and are trying to take over the old trader routes smugglers routes plus access to the key resources, mineral resources in afghanistan. in the south they have taken over three provinces trying to get control of the drug trade. what they're doing there is quite brilliant. they are trying to gain access and maintain control of the eco

but he always came out laughing with his iconic gap-toothed smile and band leader paul schafer by hisyou for all of the joy and the laughs and the intelligence you have brought to us for 33 years. >> peers -- >> i, like every kid who grew up watching him, will miss him. >> and audiences at home who will be tuning in tonight for a few final laughs with dave. >> for more perspective, let me bring in two comedians who we know well here on "the rundown." stand-up comic by night, and host on sirius xm radio, who is outside the ed sullivan theater this morning. thank you both for being with me. dean, it's early for some fans to be out there. what's the scene like there? >> there are people -- what's remarkable there are new yorkers taking pictures of the theater, new yorkers who work in the building across the street who probably never took a picture of the theater before. new yorkers are nonplussed by everything, but even in new york this is something special today. >> let's talk about what letterman means for -- we could talk about his impact on television, but just as a comedian. >> yeah

this in a piece on their website about navy lieutenant jessica schafer, who after climbing the military ranks for 17 years retired from the navy. it was a forced downsizing. she was interviewed by the paper and said, the navy was my life and it was my dream. the people were my family often acting as my surrogate brothers, aunts, uncles, cousins, mothers and sisters. it was those people who kept me going all those years when i had to spend so much time with my own family. imagine having all that taken away from you. it has been interesting, quite a learning experience. she went on to say it has been progressing slowly but surely. part of it is learning self-awareness and learning she is without the navy. i knew who i was as an aviator and what i had to do to be good at my job and how to take care of my crew. trying to figure out who jesse is as a person and a person has been the biggest challenge i've ever had to face. that is the story if you want to read more on it. we want to hear the stories of our viewers this morning. our phone lines are open. more veterans are likely to make that

school of international law affairs, adjunct professor of law at george washington university, matthew schaferdirect oor of space law program at university of nebraska college of law. james c. bennett consultant for the economic policy center in london. a professor and associate professor at cleveland state university cleveland marshall college of law. there's a similar letter and i will submit that also. it is by dennis j. burnett district of columbia bar association, j.d. university of nebraska l.l.m., georgetown university, university of nebraska college of law, u.s. trade law space law space, cyberand telecom program. secretary and director international institute of space law. i think that clearly they reflect there have been some misleading information put forth in objecting to this bill and urge my colleagues to take that into consideration and vote favorably for this badly needed historic and constructive legislation to make america's space program and commercial space industry much better. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. -- the ch