>> charlie: j.j. abrams is here and written and direct and produced some of the most successful television shows and films in recent memory. [♪] >> i can't believe it. i' officially become a cheater. i am a cheater. i cheated on ben and now the paper. >> fine, don't get caught this time. >> it's getting published. >> a ten people that read the uny journal. >> i don't need any of that. >> how far are they coming. >> are you listening to me? the only way you're going to get what you want is to -- you don't think i'll do it. where is it? where the hell is it? >> look at me. stay with me. >> i swear to god i'm going kill you. [ screaming ] >> you're under arrest. >> nice work. >> thank you. >> charlie: perhaps the best job of his life came as a teenager at 15 he and a friend were hired to cut togetherst eve spielberg's 30 llimeter movie and noth're collaborating for real. the film "super 8" is produced by steven spielberg and here's the film's trailer. >> i have nothing against your friends. i like your

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>> charlie: welcome to our program. tonight a conversation with the chairman joinls chiefs of stf admiral mike mullen. >> my biest concern about our future is can we as we transition out ofhese wars can we take care of ourselves and those young officers and nco's can learn anything more than we can imagine. with all of the chaenges we have, if we keep them in and take care of their families in ways that recognize their sacrifice, if we pay attention to those veterans and their families who sacrifice so much, that no matter what happens in the future, we'll b just fine. and so the essence for me has been our people, from the first day i joined until the last day i'm privileged to wear the uniform. >> charlie: obama's top military advisers for the hour. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> charlie: admiral michael mel mullen is here, he's the principal military advisers. he's the key voice as president obama announces the number of troops he withdraws from

>> charlie: j.j. abrams is here and written and direct and produced some of the most successful television shows and films in recent memory. [♪] >> i can't believe it. i' officially become a cheater. i am a cheater. i cheated on ben and now the paper. >> fine, don't get caught this time. >> it's getting published. >> a ten people that read the uny journal. >> i don't need any of that. >> how far are they coming. >> are you listening to me? the only way you're going to get what you want is to -- you don't think i'll do it. where is it? where the hell is it? >> look at me. stay with me. >> i swear to god i'm going kill you. [ screaming ] >> you're under arrest. >> nice work. >> thank you. >> charlie: perhaps the best job of his life came as a teenager at 15 he and a friend were hired to cut togetherst eve spielberg's 30 llimeter movie and now they're collaborating for real. the film "super 8" is produced by steven spielberg and here's the film's trailer. >> i have nothing against your friends. i like

>> charlie: because it's a goal. it's who you are and what you know and also you need purpose. >> purpose and structure. i need structure. i need to know that t fight is ree months away. i want to train here, i will run there and my le just took a lot of turns. it w boxing day that saved me from day one. charlie: what makes the change. >> fighters are born, the true fighters are really born, it's predestined. of all the people that you would think would be a fighter maybe is because of my personality. i'm a very quiet reserved, introverted to a degree. the but the ring, the boxing world brought me in, into it and i felt safe there. because i could defeat one rson that's directly in front of me. i didn't on to deal with everything else if that makes senses to you. 101, i take control. because i train hard, i was dedicated, i sacrificed, i was disciplined. i had all the factors toe successful. >>> you have to wanted it and have it inside of you. >> in those big fights you challenge. boxing, you don't play boxing. the y

>> charlie: welcome to our program. tonight the president awe crested the nation about the withdrawal ofhe american troops from afghanistan. we have an assessment from james shinn, richard haass, david ignatius and joe klein. >> i'm not re that peace accord has such dismal prospects. i think it's certainly going to be very different but it's preferrable to a retreat soviet style. so the impression is what can you get from such negotiation and how after you brought the military force to bear on it, can you hammer out a deal. >> if i were advising the president, i would go down to 30,000 troops or 25,000 troops over this time period. go down to a minimal force to advise, and train counterterrorism. didn't do the pakistan raid with 70 or 90,000 troops. we did the pakistan raid with a couple dozen troops. >> it's true now as a year ago, why on earth should they take part on any process at all. you will have a vacuum and you will probably have a civil war. so trying, giving your best shawt at making this work by having some

>> charlie: welcome to the program. tonight four the "new york times" columnists look at the united states, its economic policy, its foreign policy. they are tom friedman, david brooks, david leonhardt and roger cohen. >> i personally think we need a third party. i think we're caught in the middle of a corrupt monopoly that cannot get to the right answers anymore because of a lot of deeply imbedded things that have happened to american politics. >> put some baiers between our immeate needs and our long term needs and we have to have a government that's structured around long term needs but essentially we need leadership. >> when we look back a the first te we will say it was very much defined by health reform. it was a big accomplish many that came with enormous costs. >> europeans and everyone i think are asking where is u.s. headed. it cannot go on with these levels of deficits d debts, something has to be done. >> charlie: america seen through four the "new york times" columnists, next. all across america. it's ha, e

my name is charlie. >> "charlie's angels" premiered on abc in september of 1976 and proceeded to make stars of kate jackson, jaclyn smith and farrah fawcett. 35-24-35, brother. >> 35 years later, something old is new again. >> i need to know you're up for a fight. >> after a fling with the movie, "charlies angels" are back on abc. but he won't find jill, kelly or sabrina. this time the halos are worn by abby, eve and kate. >> trust me. >> we need to move. >> the original angels may have been recruited from the police academy but these angels were a bit more devilish. >> they each made mistakes, but i gave them a second chance, now they work for me. >> now, meet the stars. rachel taylor, you know her from "grey's anatomy." >> i'm good at my job. >> annie alonza. she spent the last year on "general hospital" and minka kelly. she's a veteran of "friday night lights" and "parenthood." and on big screen she co-star in "the roommate". >> what's it like to remake an iconic tv show like charlie's angels. >> it's an honor. i hope we don't let the fans down. >> the voice of charlie? >> morning,

>> charlie bryant. >> jimmy: okay, charlie, charlie bryant. what else? >> kobe bryant. >> jimmy: charlie, charlie bryant, kobe bryant. what else? >> um, kobe. >> jimmy: kobe, okay. charlie, charlie bryant, kobe bryant, and kobe. and what else? >> and kobe bryant. >> jimmy: and kobe bryant. okay, so, we're going to have charlie, charlie bryant, kobe, and two kobe bryants? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how will we know which one is which? >> um, i don't know, because -- because we always show up. >> jimmy: you know what, 99% of it is showing up. >> i know. >> jimmy: nice to meet you. really great meeting you. >> thanks. >> jimmy: give sophie my best, okay? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're such a cute couple. >> thanks. >> jimmy: thanks for showing up. >> welcome. [ applause and laughter ] >> jimmy: how come you're still shaking my hand? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: could go on forever. >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very cool dude. thank you, james. hey, still to come, a scavenger hunt in your house, and busboy ricardo goes blindfolded in an all-star pop-a-shot-of

charlie day, shall we? >> good luck. >> jimmy: let's get into this. >> let's get into this. [ laughter ] let's get into it. >> jimmy: and go. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: what the heck's going on with mine? >> that's the way to pour it. nice and slow, like that. oh, that's nothing. ♪ [ whistles ] [ light laughter ] >> woo! [ cheers ] ♪ >> jimmy: trying to drip some off my nose. >> yeah. you got it all over you. ♪ [ laughter ] >> what happened? >> jimmy: nothing. >> ah! >> jimmy: ah, it's gonna be a close one! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that's good, man. i feel like a real winner. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah. oh, you're killing me. >> jimmy: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm a winner! >> you're the winner. this is me clapping for you. that's me clapping for you. >> jimmy: charlie day, everybody! "horrible bosses" is in theaters july 8th. bon iver performs next! come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ]

sheen we don't have to tell you for the past week it is sort of wall to wall charlie sheen on t.v. . it's five thirty am charlie sheen climbs the series of his hollywood hills mansion five people brooke say he's taking his media blitz to the next level sheen provided deep line with these oh never before seen version of his reality. charlie sheen he's been everywhere for the last three days and at the end of our shooting we wondered as you no doubt will what did we just witness that's what we wondered why didn't we just minutes we totally miss it here artie we didn't cover charlie sheen at all but to compare i look back at what our top stories were some of them in that we take a look. america's middle class fighting the mournful ready historic. this is especially true in so that california where peter formants have fractured the cohesiveness of the law body community i'm fearful of retaliation because of. uncertainty over production has sent prices soaring i mean the shock waves from the middle east turmoil are being felt worldwide the u.s. sixth fleet has been repossessed thing and s

(laughs) >> well, no, charlie, it didn't rk tt way. as much as i would love to be able to say it was that simple. i have beeinterested inaris since i was probably 15 when my older brother came back and sat at the dinner table in pittsburgh, p.a., talking about his experiences in paris. and i then went over with m wife ralie in 1961. >> rose: who this book is dedicated to. >> indeed. and i was with the u.s. information agency and we were on our way to morocco. i was specializing in the middle east and we had never been out of the country before. it was before jet travel. and we landed in paris after dark on a very cold february night raining like crazy. we checked into our hotel over in the left bank and went out and started walking in the rain at night in february. miserable, miserable night and we could not happier. and i've gone backsince several times because of work on my truman book, because of truman's experiences in world war i in france because of my work on the panama canal book because so much of that story so french. and a l

sheen we don't have to tell you for the past week it is with wall to wall charlie sheen on t.v. it. is five thirty am charlie sheen climbs the series of his hollywood hills mansion five people brooke say he's taking his media blitz to the next level she deep line with the its own never before seen version of his reality tonight charlie sheen he's been everywhere for the last three days and at the end of our shooting we wondered as you no doubt will what did we just witness we admit it we missed it i guess we just weren't willing to compare it to look back at what some of the top stories were that week on our to america we put a little compilation together what you we take a look. america's middle class fighting a mournful ready historic. all of. this is especially true in southern california where peter formants have fractured the cohesiveness of the law community and fearful of retaliation because of. uncertainty over production has sent prices soaring mean a shockwave through the middle east turmoil are being felt worldwide the u.s. sixth wave has been repossessed and ships in

he doesn't have the sort of loyalty and years of friendship that say charlie rangel enjoyed. everyone was rooting for charlie rangel to survive his scandal somehow and as you noted he did. but there's also just the kind of unattractiveness of this scandal. the question of -- let's assume he does tough it out. he does go through an investigation to have put his wife through that, to have put the women with whom he corresponded through that establishing that they were all over 18, for example, and this activity was all consensual and all the details coming out. what sort of political image will he have other than a cad who doubled down on his caddishness by dragging -- dragging these women through this sort of inkwigs. i don't see this playing out well. i really don't. >> howard fineman there's a flash poll in new york city overnight where a slight majority comes out in favor of anthony wiener not resigning, staying in office. is that number -- is it your sense in the way this story is likely to play out in the next couple weeks, is that number likely to change in one direction

he doesn't have the sort of loyalty and years of friendship that say charlie rangel enjoyed. everyone was rooting for charlie rangel to survive his scandal somehow and as you noted he did. but there's also just the kind of unattractiveness of this scandal. the question of -- let's assume he does tough it out. he does go through an investigation to have put his wife through that, to have put the women with whom he corresponded through that establishing that they were all over 18, for example, and this activity was all consensual and all the details coming out. what sort of political image will he have other than a cad who doubled down on his caddishness by dragging -- dragging these women through this sort of inquisition. i don't see this playing out well. i really don't. >> howard fineman there's a flash poll in new york city overnight where a slight majority comes out in favor of anthony wiener not resigning, staying in office. is that number -- is it your sense in the way this story is likely to play out in the next couple weeks, is that number likely to change in one direc

>> charlie, i agree with john. the surface he is not only a front-runner but a formidable front-runner. he does well in the polls, he's been battle-tested, he's been there before, he's a great fund-raiser, he looks like a million bucks. charlie, if you and i hadn't done all that partying and drinking maybe we would have looked that good in our 60s. and he's very versed in the central issue of the day. and once you go through all that ohn ss, everyone says "but." there's that huge "but" every time you bring up romney's name. he doesn't scare off anyone. i think one thing thats really different in 2008... than 2008 and an albross he can't escape is his health care bill in massachusetts. that really wasn't that much of an issue in 2008 because an individual mandate with private insurance companies used to be the republican position. and then once obamacare was enacted, it now has become the devil incarnate for republicans. and it's just a huge albatross he carries. >> rose:s his mormon religion a factor, john? >> it's

please welcome charlie day! ♪ night man sneaky and mean spider inside my dreams ♪ ♪ i think i love you you make me wanna cry i think i love you ♪ i love you, i love you, i love you, i love you, night man ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> cameron: good job. >> jimmy: charlie day, it is a pleasure -- >> hey! >> jimmy: it is a pleasure. it is a pleasure to meet you. >> thank -- hey, can i drink out of this water? >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> all right. cool. oh, good. cameron's -- >> jimmy: no, she's not. [ light laughter ] you know what? that's for the dog. that's for the "late night" dog. >> ahh! your dog, named roscar! >> jimmy: roscar's not a name, is it? >> no, that's not a good one. [ laughter ] that's not a good one. >> jimmy: well, it's original at least. >> you froze up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you from new york? >> i was born in new york city, yeah. my parents lived in the bronx. and then when i was like two, i was like, "hey, guys. let's move to rhode island." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you

i want to know, do you think charlie wilson helped the american people? >> no. he did not help the people, charlie wilson basically -- i will give you a quick story about how we know for a fact the soviets wanted to get out of afghanistan. we brought roger fisher to afghanistan. he had been approached before we approached him to do this trip by soviets in 1982. they were desperate to get out of afghanistan. we approach roger fisher with the idea of bringing him to figure out a way to get the soviets out. they send the top guys down to talk to rogers. he forgot to tell us they want to get out really quickly and they are desperate. we bring this story back and was obvious the mainstream media and washington beltway crowd was not interested in doing anything with this possibility. they didn't actually create the golden bridge to help the soviets withdraw and save face which is what they wanted to leave and not look like that. charlie wilson starts to get his project going to increase funding for the mujahedin after that point. what needed to happen was the insurgen

welcome. >> thanks, charlie. great to be here. by the way... >> rose: yes he? >> learned hand also said in that speech-- one of my forite speeches-- the great judge, he said "the spirit of liberty is the spirit that's not too sure it's right. >> rose: wow. >> and that is a lovely motto, i would say, for our politics, for our judicial system but nobody follows it because everybody thinks they're right. >> rose: this is the tenth annual history issue. the tenth annual history issue. but the first timyou have not had a historic person on the cover. >> right. >> rose: so what led to this editorial? this issue? >> whad a bunch of the framers already, we have jefferson and lincoln. >> rose: but no learned hand. >> no learned hand. that's a good idea. maybe next year. but this year i wanted to do something that wasn't so much looking back but was a combination of looking back and looking forward. i mean, the constitution is the new old thing, right? it's discussed on the campaign trail everyday. people in left and right are looking at the issues are in our daily polit

charlie sheen is back in the news. apparently the producers of "two and a half men" are planning to explain his sudden disappearance from the program by killing off his character. they're going to kill, so, now it's a race against time to see who can kill charlie sheen first. "two and a half men" or charlie himself. they're aware he's a war lock, right, and that death only makes him more powerful? that should be a fun thing for the cbs promo department. monday, on "two and a half men," your favorite character dies and is replaced by the guy from "punkd." i remember when coach died on "cheers." it was upsetting. so, we asked kids out on the street today about how they think charlie sheen should die. and here's what they said. >> they should hit charlie sheen with a punch of barbie dolls until he's dead. >> they should whip him likee i "indiana jones" and stick him in a fire ant pit and the ants would just eat him and burn his face. >> i would probably blow him up. >> put poison in his pudding cup. >> they should set him

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. >> reporter: that's ten-year-old charlie morrow with her father. the school principal describes her as an old soul with modest dreams. i'm not sure how to ask this question. how is it for you being homeless? >> um, i felt like really sad because i thought that we were going to be homeless for the rest of my life. and all i want is to have a big house with my family. >> reporter: we've heard similar desires from classmates. inside whitney elementary school in east las vegas, nearly 85% of the children are homeless. that's 518 kids out of 610. >> i thought i saw the ultimate poverty when i got here eight years ago. and every year it's gotten worse and the recession made it ten times worse. >> reporter: principal sherrie gahn knew she had a problem-- a traditional public school could not fix. >> when i saw the children eating ketchup for lunch or wanting to take it home, it just crushed me. >> reporter: so she came up with a plan. >> i told the parents that i will give them whatever they need. all i need them do is give me their child and let me teach

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captioning sponsor by rose comnications from our studios inew york citythis is charlie rose. high political theater. it was interesting psychology, it was as much about motivation as politics but politics was certainly involved. congressman anthony weiner admitted today that he had lied about sending explicit messages to women online. speaking earlier at a hastily called press conference he explained his behavior. >> in addition, over the past few years i have enged in several inappropriate conversations conducted over twitter, facebook, e-mail and occasionally on the phone with women i had met online. i've exchanged messages and photos of an explicit nature with about six women over the last three years. for the most part, these communications took place before my marriage, though some of v say took place after. to be clear, i have never met any of these women or had physical relationships at any time. >> reporter: should you renine? >> i am deeply regretting what i have done and i am not resigning. i have made it clear that i accept responsibily for this, people who draw co

the new charlie's angels. >> does she live there? >> lives in new york. >> i finally thought i found a chink in the endless happiness of your life, and it was this story in "star" magazine. >> i heard about this. >> marriage split sensation. fallon disaster because he lives in new york, she lives in l.a. there was a spokesman for jimmy fallon at the end that says, there's only one slight problem here. mrs. fallon lives with mr. fallon in new york. >> do i have a spokesman? still i have to say "star" magazine is 95% of the time correct. so you've got to give it up for -- no matter what, i swear those magazines they're all right. they're all correct. that one -- >> can you still laugh even at stuff like that? you find it funny? >> i called her -- we found out it was coming out. i said, honey, we're in a lot of trouble. apparently we're splitting our time between -- do you have a home in l.a. that you're not telling me about? this is really upsetting to me now. she's, like, oh, my gosh. she's a fan of those magazines. my wife loves "us

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charlie sheen on t.v. . it's five thirty am charlie sheen climbs the stairs of his hollywood hills mansion by people brooke say he's taking his media blitz to the next level sheen provided to line with his own never before seen version of his reality tonight charlie sheen he's been everywhere for the last three days and at the end of our shooting we wondered as you no doubt will what did we just witness that's what we're wondering you know we totally missed it i'm sorry we did not cover charlie sheen at all just to look back at what we did cover i look at some of what our top stories were that week that same week take a look. america's middle class fighting the war already historic. all of. this is especially true in southern california where formants have fractured the cohesiveness of the law community and fearful retaliation by. uncertainty over production and said person soaring meaning the shock waves from the middle east turmoil are being felt worldwide the u.s. sixth fleet has been repossessed ships in

this is not my career, charlie. so i can do the job without focusing on my career. one of the reasons-- and maybe the central reason-- why i wanted to get in is because in business i noticed this incredible pressu to manage for the next quarter to get the short-term results and sometimes sacrifice in the long term inrest of the enterprise. and i ha been concerned for some time that that behavior has leaked into the way we govern. >> rose: because of the 34 24--hour television. >> the next news cycle, the next election cycle. but we have big decision wes need to make for the long term. >>ose: it's an invest nps the future. >> exactly. >> rose: and it these do with our sense of positn in t world whether we can tonight the leaders we have been. >> and it's generational responsibility. it was another generation that thought about a generation to come and made big decisions then and that's whye have the blessings we do. we need to be doing that same thing today for a generation to come. >> rose: here's the thought i ha. i mean, lienin to this life story, how many young k

charlie sheen is coming out with his very own sitcom. more details coming up next hour. >> lady gaga is being sued for $5 million over her we pray for japan risk brands. a lawsuit in michigan was filed against the performer. according to the web page, not all of the money raised from the sale is going towards the earthquake victims. they also say customers are being overcharged for the bands. lady gaga has yet to issue a comment. >> in our homeland security program, it will help when small-company is avoid programming problems that allow hackers to get into their web sites. the government's latest cyber security efforts, after a high-profile attacks on corporations and federal websites including one that shut down the cia website for several hours last week. huh >>e-reader ownership has a double,d the data shows that 12 percent of adults own an e-rea der opposed to a tablet. popular among college graduates and adults over the age of 65. >> we will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. a live look from our roof cam and san f

>> oh, charlie. >> not the goddesses. >> losing or winning? which is it? >>> and the truth behind the pippa middleton/prince harry rumors go on. you don't want to miss this morning's "skinny." ♪ skinny so skinny >>> all right, and time now for "the skinny." you know what we were thinking this morning in the media is it's been a long time since we talked about charlie sheen. >> he kind of disappeared for a little while if that's possible. >> he did. this is something people have been wondering about. we did want to give you a quick little sheen update. just in case you weren't completely sick of it from the first time around. it turns out that sheen has got a new gig, a new gig back on television. and this is going to be with lionsgate television. he's got a development deal under way. apparently he'll be making more money on the back end if the show is a success. remember "two and a half men" he was making $2 million an episode. >> nowhere near that money necessarily. >> that's what they're saying. lower money up front. but then if it does well it would

. >>> to police officers were arided after approving of charlie sheen. ank in april you may recall investigation that charlie sheen received an illegal motorcade to constitution hall. >>> an investigation of a plane crash and wisconsin. f16 grass into the ground. eyewitnesses say they heard a loud explosion and saw a trail heavy black smoke. the pilot safely ejected before the crash. >>> it appears the government tarmac rule is working. delays on the tarmac are down. only been a few instances of delays of three or more hours. been no fines. critics warn that with the seasontravel approaching, strict enforcement should be put in place. >>> teenagers do not like them, but there is the reason they a learner's permit. here is what happens when a baltimore team got behind the wheel. the car into a middle of a leak. years old. the hat and grandmother escaped unharmed. @ is expected to be trafficwith a violation. i might be afraid to ever drive after that experience. >> for good reason. >>> are you ready for some heat? upper 90s on the thermometer. is possible

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