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astronaut neil armstrong and buzz ald -- aldrin descended to the moon. >> looking good, down a half. >> suarez: and landed on its surface minutes later. >> 60 seconds. houston, tranquillity base here. the eagle has landed. >> suarez: maybe you remember those first pictures sent back to earth. grainy and ghostly. last week nasa released refurbished video of the landing, digitally restored with better resolution. but for those who watched the original images and then heard neil armstrong at the time. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> suarez: the memories 40 years later are fresh and cherished. >> it has a stark beauty all its own. it's like much of the high desert of the united states. >> i watched television for 24 hours solid. we sat there all day watching and all night. >> we watched the moon landing and we gathered all the pots and pans and ran outside and just banged them. and that was our celebration. >> i had the sense that the whole world was stopping in its tracks to witness really a turning point in human history. >> suarez: his working hours on

which couldrocedu damagin s.wi into this evening we might have ome storms interrupting the on annatis aldnals park. game time temperature in the low 80s. y.uld be a raide y.la we'll take look at saturday. that will be coming up in ten minutes at 6:41. stay tuned. >> thank you, tom. >> let's go to jerry edwards. he's looking at the roadways. any friday problems? >> a little bit slow. we have the backup on the capital beltway south of town. take a live look here. outer loop of the beltway, as we've been telling you, you have two lanes that stay to the left, one far right -- right lane splaits off. this is just after van dorn street. this far right lane had been the exit for eisenhower avenue but it is currently a through lane. still catching a lot of people by surprise, this change took effect yesterday so the outer loop of the beltway will slow as you leave springfield. and then you have the characters that want to ride the shoulder because they just don't know what to do, so there you are, and there you go. elsewhere, this is ground lel so you can see how slow the traffic truly is. one mo

gripping testimony today against the ald killer of a kansas abortion provider. you'll hear his plea and gary tuckman's exclusive interview with his ex-wife, talking about the man she married and how he compares to the man sitting in the courtroom today. >>> michael jackson had apparently been using diprivan and propofol. you're about to see why. we're going to show you in real-time exactly how diprivan works, and you'll see for yourself all the equipment and necessary -- sanjay gupta takes us up front. >> there's been a lot of discussion about proo follow. is it considered safe in any setting, except a hospital or a medical setting? i decided pictures are worth 1,000 words, and i'll take you inside my operating room to show you firsthand what really happens. come on in. so we are here inside the operating room with dr. gerscon. is he the chief of anesthesiology here. this is a medication he uses all the time. is this over here? >> where he. >> it looks like -- milk of amnesia. >> vincent, you okay? >> you have to monitor his ekg and his co2 and make sure is he b

because we're going to get to the hate crimes amendment, whether or not we'r we are a ald a vote on the-22. not allowing us a vote, not agreeing to a time for a vote on the levin-mccain amendment does not obviate the fact that there's going to be a hate crimes amendment offered. as a matter of fact, it's now the actual amendment before us, and everyone knew that. so i don't understand the logic behind the repho refusal to pera vote on an amendment -- the levin-mccain amendment -- because of an objection to going to a vote on hate crimes, when we're going to that hate crimes amendment anyway, and when we're going to have to come back to the levin-mccain amendment. everybody knows it. we're going to have to resolve both of those amendments. so the decision some made to deny us an opportunity to vote at this time on levin-mccain just simply sty my stymies thisy from doing what it is going to do. now, there are many people who disagree with the levin-mccain amendment. there are many people that disagree with the hate crimes amendment. that is their right. but what is undeniable is that we'r

buzz ald ron followed. he spoke last night. >> we are moved by the young american president that challenged himself and us to make polled and not retreat. in the past john f. -- the path john f. kennedy inspired us to choose was not easy. in fact, it was very hard. but it served the betterment of america and ultimately the ending of the cold war. >> the apollo 11 astronauts are pushing for the next giant leap. later john zarrella will look at the future of the spaceflight. that's one of those, you always remember where you were when you heard the words "the eagle has landed." >> fascinated, still a lot of conspiracy theorists questioning whether or not it happened. we'll talk later to a syracuse university professor who helps debunk those myths. >> some people have too much time on their hands. >> interesting every life changing event in american history there's a conspiracy theory about why it might not have happened. we'll be right back. much more ahead at the 11 minutes after the hour. so what do you thi