but if new armstrong was not a hero then there are no heroes. he wants descriptions of, and his words, he said i am and ever will be a white sox protector, nerdy engineer. and i would also add proudly he is a graduate of purdue university in the state of indiana. neil armstrong was reserved. as his family and i were just chatting he was in some respects even try. that was how it struck me on the few occasions i had the privilege to speak with him. i told rick, my young daughter charlotte and i had the privilege of watching the last space shuttle launches with new armstrong. oh struck by his ability and modesty and how quickly he deferred whatever he had accomplished to literally hundreds of thousands of men and women in engineers. who made it possible for him to be there and come home safe. but among his colleagues it's important to remember on this day when we unveil this historic spacesuit that neil armstrong was called ice commander. generations who enjoyed this display i think would do well to remember the strength of character encouraged of

the astronauts including neil armstrong became america's new heroes armstrong was no stranger to personal bravery. in the spring of 1904 armstrong's house caught fire in the middle of the night but he managed to rescue both his young sons . of 400000 we're now working on the moon project the next step would be to develop the gemini 2 manned spacecraft. was. the astronauts also practiced for space walks but here too they were playing catch up with the russians a cosmic not made the 1st space walk in march 965. the astronauts worked on docking maneuvers involving 2 spacecraft the u.s. did this successfully for the 1st time in late 1965 half. the space program encountered several setbacks but learned from its mistakes. for. landings proved especially difficult at 1st. in march 1966 neil armstrong and david scott took off on a mission that was marked by both success and failure the astronauts plan to dock their gemini capsule with an unmanned target vehicle. their 1st task was to rendezvous with the vehicle. after the astronauts carried out the docking procedure successfully they noticed that

you're up to date on the news up next 50 years after the moon landing a look back on the life of the 1st met neil armstrong don't forget to get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website stand up to stop tom thanks watch for. your 1st climbing lesson from the grand old as arrives. join the ranks chain on her journey back to freedom. you know we're interested documentary. in the ranks and returns home on t w don't come to tanks. cape canaveral florida july 1 19693 men set off in one of the greatest adventures in human history their goal to move. back to the same place at all and one hundreds of thousands were there to watch. one of them in. the cold war was in full swing and the competition between the u.s. and the soviet union extended even to space. on july 20th $1069.00 astronaut neil armstrong became the 1st human to set foot on earth spoke only permanent satellite. this event would bring armstrong fame that he had never sought and it would also change his life forever. strong became a living legend in the history of space travel like a 20th century christopher columbus. but at

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was new armstrong starts july 20th on w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin finland assumes the e.u. presidency and says solving climate change should be europe's quote next heroic act the finnish prime minister says he's been listening to young people especially those taking part in friday's for future demonstrations across europe also coming up. a showdown in the gulf a british royal navy frigate drives off a rainy and gun boats to try to intercept a british oil tanker but iran denies that any confrontation took place. and their sports dream lives on madagascar are in football fever as its national team prepares for the quarterfinals of the african cup of nations. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us for the next 6 months the european union will be putting climate change at the top of its political agenda finland has just assumed the block 6 month rotating presidency in the finnish prime minister says the e.u. should provide global leadership on climate change he says it's important to take seriously the demand

news. mr. armstrong: did not leave a greater of any size. there is about one foot clearance on the ground. we are essentially on a very level place here. of waves some evidence emanating from the engine, but it is a very insignificant amount. mr. cronkite: we are getting a negative picture back. >> >> ready to bring down the camera? >> already. down and ined good shape. looks like it is coming down nice and even. mr. cronkite: that is the conveyor. >> a little hard for me to see, i have good footing. i will work my way over. to the sunlight here without looking directly into the sun. mr. cronkite: i don't know where the houston converter, or why the picture has gone to negative clarity. at least we can make out the figure of neil armstrong there. . >> unofficial time of first 0.ep, 1:09: 2 >> ok, i am ready to pull it down. there is still a little bit left in the -- >> ok. mr. cronkite: he says this is like a clothesline. he is going to bring down the sequence camera now. the pictures, then a little later on -- looking up, i am standing and

of the apollo moon landing, watch nasa's apollo 11 prelaunch interviews, featuring astronauts new armstrong, buzz aldrin, and michael collins. chargede lunar module, nearly equally with the lunar module pilot and the lunar module systems and control the vehicle during dissent -- desce nt. >> we will go through the planned man to surface excursion, with neil exiting the spacecraft first. as he goes down the ladder, i will be taking pictures of him with a 16mm camera through the window. television camera will also record his activities. --should faculties arise, m difficulties arise, my job is to rescue the lens, and i find myself the active partner in charge of a complex vehicle with a complex job. >> watch tonight on a make in history tv on c-span 3. june 6 was the 75th anniversary of the allied d-day invasion of nazi-occupied normandy, france. world war ii veteran george morgan was with the u.s. naval combat demolition unit, considered the forerunner of the navy seals. mr. morgan talks about his training in explosives, arriving on omaha beach on d-day, and his unit's inability to carry out

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. >>> 50 years ago tomorrow new armstrong became the first man to set foot on the moon. other surviving apollo 11 astronauts with president trump the oval office today to celebrate the achievement. buzz aldrin was the second man on the moon. e command module. colin said he hopes nasa will work with private companies like spacex to thve in the future. >>> the money taken out of their own pocket they put into the federal kitty. it is one lump. the budgeteers don't quite agree with that. i think the more the merrier. >>> you're in the bay area of the uss hornet aviation center and exploratory am i having special events tomorrow. to celebrate the moon landing anniversary. >>> the giants do it again. another extra inning victory at oracle park. mark was show is the unlikely ending the kept the winning streak alive. >>> palo alto woman dies on a family hike in northern california. what we are learning about how her husband tried to save her. >>> >>> sports director is joining us now. giants fan who started to give up the beginning of the season. they are having the time of the

news. neil armstrong is one of the most famous people in human history. otlight. but speaking exclusively to bbc news, his sons and granddaughter have given their insights into a man they describe as warm and funny — and who was profoundly affected by seeing the earth rise from the lunar surface. pallab ghosh reports. archive: and the prime crew now departing from the crew quarters. on his way to the launch pad, he was about to become the most famous person in human history. yet since he set foot on the moon, the world learned little about the real neil armstrong. here they're in the suit—up room. you really do look a lot like him, dad. thanks. his son, mark, was just six years old at the time. here's a photo. 0h, dad! little baby. cute as a button. 50 years on, and a world away, he relives those moments with his daughter, kali. buzz aldrin: lights on, forward. basically, dad's controlling the vehicle and buzz is calling off, how far down they go and how much fuel is left. neil armstrong: it's one small step for a man... ..one giant leap for mankind. good

some reports say that new armstrong mentioned that he thought it was one small step for a man and thaterations don't anything about it they know that it was new limestone he was the first man on the men and some of the famous words that he said. and they certainly remember those words and we can excuse a little bit of break—up in comes all that distance away. thank you very much. really good to talk to you there from the royal observatory in greenwich. the moon landings have fascinated millions of us for five decades, but four years ago, we were all inspired to look to the skies again, when tim peake became the first british european space agency astronaut to live on board the international space station. tim spoke to naga munchetty on bbc breakfast, a little earlier. she started by asking him how he feels, on the anniversary on the moon landings. what an incredible achievement. humanity‘s greatest achievement and for those who were involved, what an experience. i bet everybody remembers that moment had for people like myself who have watched it since and be inspired to follow a career

armstrong was his destiny starts july 20th on t.w. . such. this is t w news live from berlin and trump's racist taunts against 4 minority lawmakers rouse his republican base. his supporters there saying stand her back will trump's riffs on race out. another term in the white house also coming up a global public health emergency that's how the w.h.o. is describing a bold outbreak in the democratic republic of.

armstrong. years old, montclair, new jersey. walk on the his moon. climbing back into the lunar commander, neil armstrong, will finish his walk aldrin is up z there. of this historic walk right there on television, rom a quarter of a million miles out from space. >> buzz does have a first. one to leave the moon. [laughter] > i hope history records that three men made this trip. drin andmstrong, buzz alleged mike collins. neil armstrong would agree certainly that history simply record that the first man on the moon was neil armstrong. period. >> okay. on in.ding >> okay. >> neil has been on the surface a few minutes longer than two hours. 20 uzz, approximately minutes less than that. this is houston. did the magazine go off on that container also? brand got half a --azine hooked >> roger. of losing t a record those film and camera magazines in space. leave the cameras but not the pictures they took. >> nothing worse coming home a vacation and finding that pictures of the kids. >> all weekend american history tv is looking back 50 years to landing.lo 11

new armstrong and buzz aldrin both continue to enjoy broad name recognition, greater even than more recent famous astronauts like sally ryan and mark kelly. and nearly three-quarters of americans said he actually watched the event live on tv or solve for this later. but there's also little interest to return to the moon. we spoke with florida today space reporter about the findings. >> i think the headline really is that americans still support aa.s.a. overwhelmingly, have positive and favorable view of nasa, but very few really think that a return to a manned mission to the moon is a high-priority. >> does that number surprise you, on 8% of americans say a man on the moon mission should be a top priority? >> it feels surprisingly low especially on the eighth of the apollo 11 anniversary. especially considering that only months ago, the trump administration charged n.a.s.a. with returning to the moon within five years, so there's a lot of talk, a lot of press about this excitement in this new mission, yet polls are still coming out showing very little in terms of support. what was interest

had the moon is shown as a dark lonely place words ok to just be it's also a place of new beginnings to see armstrong all alone dropping his dead daughter's bracelet into a crater and then he returns from death so to speak back to life on earth he's transformed but not for the better and another film. has the moon as a prize for transformation is the extraordinary film by duncan jones called it is called sin. it's called moving yes it's a great film and it's easy to watch you can just watch it on you tube i think here we have 7 brockwell playing a movie he's on a 3 year long mining mission on the moon and he really is on the dockside of the moon it's a very moving film about free will and rebirth and hard. and unlike the some ready the moon is perceived as mysterious it can affect all sleep patterns and is the stuff of legends which is kind of great for movie plots yeah its sound is this sort of guide in this influence and in some movie plots take that a step further so we have like things that the cold horror a classic and the american werewolf in london from 1981 this film blends the macabre with a

new area. commander neil armstrong leads edwin buzz aldrin and mike collins into the spacecraft.ilarmstrong reporting. we are going to go for landing. go! neil armstrong takes manual control. and with fuel running low, brings the spacecraft down. the eagle has landed. we copy on the ground. he then makes his descent onto the lunar surface. i'm going to step off now. he uttered the words that would reverberate through history forever more. that is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. more. that is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankindm was a time when all things seemed possible. at the very stars seemed within our grasp. 0nly possible. at the very stars seemed within our grasp. only four plans for the human exploration of other worlds to fade. but neil armstrong himself said the dream was still there and it would come back in time. take a look at these extraordinary pictures from the united states. it shows the moment a man took drastic action to escape a fire in a high—rise building in philadelphia. he can be seen scaling down multiple storeys with a h

new area. commander neil armstrong leads edwin "buzz" aldrin and mike collins into the spacecraft.ch puts apollo 11 on a proper heading. we're going to go for landing. retro. go. vital. go. guidance. go. neil armstrong takes manual control and with fuel running low, brings the spacecraft down. tranquility base here. the eagle has landed. roger, tranquillity. we copy on the ground. he then makes his descent onto the lunar surface... i'm going to step off the lam now. ..and uttered the words that would reverberate through history forevermore. it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. it was a time when all things seemed possible, the very stars seemed within our grasp, only for plans for the human exploration of other worlds to fade. but neil armstrong himself said that the dream was still there and it would come back in time. joining me now is ian crawford, professor of planetary science and astrobiology. first off, astrobiology. first off, astrobiology. what does that mean? astrobiology is the search for life in the universe. 0k. what we just saw there were the first

new era. commander neil armstrong leads edwin "buzz" aldrin and mike collins into apollo 11.and pitch programme which puts apollo 11 on a proper heading. they arrive at the moon four days later. as the lunar lander descends, neil armstrong notices that they are off—course. instead of the preplanned smooth landing site, there are dangerous boulders. with fuel running low, commander armstrong takes manual control. the eagle has landed. roger, tranquillity. armstrong then descends onto the lunar surface. it's one small step for man... one giant leap for mankind. on tv all across the world, 600 million people were watching. it has a stark beauty all its own. it's like much of high desert of the united states. it's different, but it's very pretty out here. at the time, all things seemed possible, yet three years later the apollo programme ended and humans haven't been back since. it was america's flag planted, but this moment was an achievement for all humanity. pallab ghosh, bbc news. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at 10

new era. commander neil armstrong leads edwin "buzz" aldrin and mike collins into apollo 11.ll and pitch programme which puts as the lunar lander descends, neil armstrong notices they are of course. instead of the landing site there are dangerous builders. with fuel running low, commander armstrong takes manual control. armstrong takes manual control. armstrong then descends onto the lunar surface. it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. 0n on tv all across the world 600 million people were watching. on tv all across the world 600 million people were watchingm on tv all across the world 600 million people were watching. it is very different, but it is very pretty out here. at the time all things seemed possible, yet three yea rs later things seemed possible, yet three years later the apollo programme ended and humans have not been back since. it was america's flag planted, but this moment was an achievement for all humanity. the mesmerising coverage of that landing, brought previously unthinkable images into homes across the world. 22 million people tuned in

apollo 11 prelaunch interviews tonight at 10:00 on reel america, featuring neil asked drone -- new armstrongzz aldrin, and neil collins. >> i was charged equally with the lunar module pilot in the operation of that lunar module systems and control of the vehicle during dissent. >> we will go through the planned two man excursion on the surface. neil will exit the spacecraft first, and as he goes down the letter, i will take pictures of him with a camera through the window. a television camera will be regarding his activities. myuld difficulties arise, job is to rescue the lamb, and i find myself becoming the active partner in charge of a very complex job. announcer: watch tonight on american history tv, on c-span3. announcer: washington journal continues. host: we will open up the phone lines and talk camping 20 in a few minutes. we want you to know that you can call in and you can talk about what is going on in camping 2020, so we want to to be ready to call in. democrats, your line is (202) 748-8000. republicans, your line is (202) 748-8001. independence, your line is -- independents, your