buzz aldrin's been to my home several times, and in rockwall, you know, they weren't sure who buzz aldrin was, but they knew he was somebody. and of course i took him to the schools. you know, seniors vote. this guy, neil armstrong and buzz aldrin came on one of my election action -- elections. he called me from new york. i have tickets, you come pick me up. he said the dallas morning news is knocking around. first thing i learned is you don't fight people. he came here and it helped me. they helped me through the campaign. i've had good luck and all kinds of help. to be in politics and stay, you have to have some ability but you have to have a little luck every now and then. i've always had that and had people who helped me. the regulation -- when people were going to run against me, the regulation were republicans and they'd tell the people in my district that they weren't going to get any republican money, the money would go with me. wasn't too good be some of the real hard wing left democrats up there but they're still my friends. >> what are you going to do with your pictures and pap

the second man to walk on the moon, buzz aldrin. he says we're dropping the space fall and it's going to come back to bite it. ahead of that, the former astronaut, tom jones, on where we're headed now. tom, on what buss aldrin will be tilling me on fox business network, wait a minute, what are we doing? what do you think? >> well, it's important to keep this in perspective. the europeans, i congratulate those guys on a terrific first, a first soft landing on a comet, the first comet rendevous, and that's not to the whole story. the large seems to be that nasa had a couple of accidents, commercial space industry had a couple on defendants. now we're not participating except at the scientific investigator level. we're slowing down. i say that in planetary science we do -- we have a probe going by pluto in july, a probe going to jupiter. spacecraft round saturn, other feats other countries are not capable of. the long-term strategy worries me because funding is going down and problems in human space flight. >> i have no problem with th

but it's very remarkable. >> buzz aldrin there. second man to step foot on the moon. >>> now back down to earth, and britain's prime minister has spoken of tough anti-terror measures for jihadists who travel abroad to fight. david cameron's plans include jail time and seizing the passports of fighters returned to the uk from iraq and syria. but one country, denmark, has other ideas. his focus isn't on imprisonment, but on deradicalizing fighters who return to the country. duncan crawford reports. >> reporter: european jihadis in a propaganda video in syria. how should the rest deal with radicalized fighters if they return home? many governments have promised tough action, including jail time. but denmark has a different approach. this 21-year-old doesn't want to be identified. he fought with islamist militants in syria last year before coming back to the danish city of allhurst. >> i was involved in fighting, yes. my main position was to -- was with the heavy artillery. >> so you know how to fire heavy artillery and try to shoot a

buzz aldrin's been to my home several times, and in rockwall, you know, they weren't sure who buzz aldrin was, but they knew he was somebody. and of course i took him to the schools. you know, seniors vote. this guy, neil armstrong and buzz aldrin came on one of my election action -- elections. he called me from new york. i have tickets, you come pick me up. he said the dallas morning news is knocking around. first thing i learned is you don't fight people. he came here and it helped me. they helped me through the campaign. i've had good luck and all kinds of help. to be in politics and stay, you have to have some ability but you have to have a little luck every now and then. i've always had that and had people who helped me. the regulation -- when people were going to run against me, the regulation were republicans and they'd tell the people in my district that they weren't going to get any republican money, the money would go with me. wasn't too good be some of the real hard wing left democrats up there but they're still my friends. >> what are you going to do with your pictures and pap

. >> aldrin will follow 20 minutes later. armstrong will take that first step.e. here they are as they left the manned space center at about 6:30 this morning. there the van backs up through this cage elevator and takes them up a couple of floors to the second level. then out of that cage and across a few feet through a large hatch in the permanent launch structure. >> the countdown going well, 28 minutes and counting. >> that's a picture there of former president johnson and mrs. johnson as they arrive in that vvvip viewing area. >> power transfer is complete. we're on internal power with the launch vehicle at this time. t minus 15 seconds away from the apollo 11 liftoff and guidance is internal. ten, nine, ignition sequence starts, six, five, four, three, two, one, zero. ♪ ♪ >> velocity 2,195 feet per second. >> be advised the visual is a go today. >> they are finally giving me a window to look out. ♪ >> apollo 11, this is houston. you are confirmed to go forward. getting in a groove. growth is gratifying. goal is to grow. gotta get greater growth. i just talk

. >> host: out with aldrin had a character, he was a search was a surgeon with a god complex.sedly a stereotype. is that just an unfair hollywood view of most surgeons? >> guest: there is no question that there are some surgeons who have fairly large egos. in effect, it selects people like that. those are not going to become surgeons. so it does select those kind of people. i know of a lot of incredibly caring, decent people. >> host: i get why they might have a god complex because they're the only ones that can solve the problems in their head and that is where it comes from a little bit. >> guest: yeah, -- poster how does you prevent it? people could be feeding your ego. you are john hawkins. you were at the elite of the elite. how did you keep your head? >> guest: because i personally remember and still remember where i came from and i also recognized that a lot of things depend on a lot of other situations. there is a lot of important people involved in everything i've done. i tell everybody i was, you know, there's always other people involved. my mother, if she hadn't gi

items up for grabs include a platter casting of buzz aldrin's boot print on the moon during the historico 11 mission seen here behind me. as well as the united states flag flown aboard that same flight in 1969. bidding end tonight. scientists have taken another giants leap to unlocking the mysteries of the universe for the first time ever they have land aid space craft on the surface of a moving comet and now giddy scientists are he go eagerly awaiting images and dad a it was run by the u.s. space agency in germany where al jazerra reports. >> reporter: the triumph and celebration more than 20 careers in the making . is a signal from deep space confirms the first ever landing of a space craft on a comet. >> okay, so we are there and he's talk to us, the first thing he's told us is the harpoon have his been filed and rebound and the landing gear has been moved inside so he is sit on this surface. >> reporter: later it was revealed the harpoons used to fix it to the comet had failed to deploy. unclear what this would 19 for the ongoing mission. >> we could trigger it by command but you fir

he's not the buzz aldrin -- >> there's the odd couple right there. >> but anyway, my wife, we went over, regardless, and under her encouragement, and i introduced myself and neil -- this was 2007. we had just had a rocket motor accident at mojave where we killed three people, sent three others to the hospital. so things were not going well. and anyway i introduced myself to neil. neil was gracious enough i believe to pretend to know who i was. >> he knew who you were. >> as it turns out his dinner party comes out of the restaurant and we all end up walking back to the hotel together and as i'm talking to him i just said, how bizarre is seemed in the world of glitter and fantasy land of disney land that we were unable to repeat what alan shepard had done 40 however long it had been, 45 years ago. which was -- >> suborbital flight. >> just a suborbital flight, a lob shot. he was the first guy to do that. in the mercury capsule. what neil said next just stopped me in my feet because he turns and looks at me and says, you know, none of this stuff is easy. it's all hard. it's all very diffic