buzz aldrin and kneel arm strong were the first humans on the moon july 20, 1969. >> more interestingpical declaration. >> he did not bring back any fruit. >> that is right. >> now a look at the letter. >> no plants. no fruit. no animals. >> good morning, everyone, we will show you what happened this morning. we started off with a mixture of sun and clouds and the mid-level moisture from tropical storm guillermo that kept rolling in as we look to the north bay through the morning hours. this is how it looks on the surprisible satellite starting with low clouds on the north bay coast and valley and now the high clouds are taking over. that is going to dim our sunshine enough to bring us slightly cooler weather today but there is an incredible layer of dry air about 6,600' and the moisture is coming in at 14,000' so we will have clouds and virga, rain that evaporates before reaching the ground keeping the temperatures below average. it makes for a colorful sunrise and will do the same for the sunset. warmer inland tomorrow and thursday. live doppler hd shows impressive looks, with no pl

buzz aldrin thank you for watching.een talking about him this morning because he is active on twitter. he just tweeted/ his expenseng about report from the trip to the moon. $33 on thatt expense report to the moon. that is pretty good price to get to the moon. juliette: i think it was to get to work, but still, he is a pretty efficient employee. he is legendary. i met him in 2009 and it was an honor to meet someone -- we appreciate his time. juliette: he is interacting with you on twitter this morning. zeb: we invite them to come back. juliette: i am talking about taylor swift and this #that is -- gonerobin australia viral in australia. they all learned the words to "shake it off." but then they realize they cannot use that music without permission. they got upset, so the theater director tweeted please taylor swift, help the 17-year-olds shake it off. within fivel, and hours, taylor swift wrote back permission granted, good luck with your opening night. an aussie actress who was friends with the theater said still grin

i love buzz aldrin.is 85 years old and planning to colonize -- when my grandfather was 85, he couldn't plan an outfit. >> when they went to the moon he came back. he is talking about going to mars. by the way, you can't exist there yoat. i don't know what he is talking about. there is an afterthought of buzz's former self, yoipg that is possible. i don't think that is possible. >> the dude has a phd. >> i don't know why you are demonizing him. his name is buzz. >> i have been saying for years the way to colonize mars is to use its focus as stepping stones. people laughed at me, but this is what buckal dren says and he is a hero. >> when they get to taco bell i well say -- i will be one of the people that goes there. never do anything first. hindenbur. >> never first place. >> what is carrier, living on mars or the fact that 2039 you will be 50. theng about that. >> that's a little scary. i wouldn't want to partake in this at all or be around those who do. the ones you like on earth are the ones who want

. -- buzz aldrin. later in the month, the southern festival of books will be held in nashville, tennessee, from october 9th-11th. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area, and we'll be happy to add them to our list. e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. >> now, dr. david casarett on his investigations into medical marijuana around the world. >> welcome again, i'm george, and welcome to the college of physicians at philadelphia. we are delighted tonight to bring one of the hand grenades of current thought and issues medical marijuana, not recreational use of marijuana, but should marijuana and its derivatives the cannabinoids be

they also plan to make a buzz aldrin institute. and that is a look at top stories for this friday.er top story, the labor report showing signs of progress and the u.s. jobs market keeping the federal reserve on the path to raise interest rates. , a september rate hike was discussed. they are mentally committed to moving before the year ends. probably 25 basis points, 50 would scare the market. , notnk september is almost unanimous, but majority opinion right now. >> what will happen to the markets when they activate the great mystery this weekend among the sophisticates, bill gross, even academic economists like brad delong? do that --e cannot what will be the market reaction when janet yellen and stanley fischer raise rates? in with the forward curve presumes -- >> we like that. , give itn punch it up the active forward curve for all countries, but in the u.s. in two years the fed rate has been assumed to be 1.5%. so if we get there in 2017, there should be no market reaction because it is priced in. that is, gated -- complicated, but investors expect to be at 1.5% two years from

itinerary.ludes his everybody loves buzz aldrin. this is awesome. way to catch the perfect way. australian daredevil bobby madison has tricked out a motorbike so he can serve. here he is in french polynesia modifiedhighly motorcycle. it took two years to develop and train to learn how to ride. it is sick, sick video. highly recommend checking it out. those are your top stories this afternoon from the bloomberg. debt crisis has obviously escalated. the caribbean island stopped paying into a fund that pays its general obligation bonds and one of its agencies defaulted for the first time. betty liu and mark crumpton boake to congress most -- congressman pedro para lucy. he has been puerto rico's member of commerce -- member of congress since 2009. years we were having operating deficits on financing. but that is not be brought or the maturity of the debt. here is that. you balance your budget, you leave with the new means. pedro has been, compensating from the lacquer of federal funding in programs like medicaid, for example. the burden that puerto ric

more on buzz aldrin's master plan for of mars settlement. >> from fox 5 news this is "good day wake-up". ben: heat and humidity coming back for the weekend, not today, nice, week out there, beautiful morning. dockery is in for mike woods with your full forecast. juliet: more details about the gunman who killed two journalists live on television, described as having a hair trigger temper and we are hearing more about that temper. tributes for alison parker and adam ward pouring in. juliet: ben: bill deblasio announces a flood plan to lower manhattan and other coastal areas to better protect the city. juliet: marking ten years since hurricane katrina devastated new orleans, president obama pays tribute. i am ben simmoneau. juliet: thanks for joining us today. it is august 28th. what you doing this weekend? ben: we don't have any plans. maybe next weekend. labor day weekend. one week away. juliet: isn't that crazy? where did summer ago? >> meteorologist: came so fast. ben: it is april and all of a sudden it is july 4th and then later day. >> meteorologist: as we start aug. we are seeing t

no big deal. aldrin. greg: he walked on and 1969 with his friend neil. moon. there he is. i find it so i'm raising the we did this. rosanna: what he was reimbursed for his trip to the moon. greg: buzz aldrin published on twitter his expense report filed moon. we have a picture of it. basically what it entails is tongue in cheek, it's for his drive to the air force base and flew to florida, got on a rocket should, goes to the moon, brings back 50 pounds of rocks, gets $33 for gas, arriving on his first leg of his trip to the moon. buzz aldrin is alive and well and all over the place and has been on "good day new york" a couple times. rosanna: he was the second man to step foot on the moon. greg: the second man, he and neil got there at the same time. like you and i drove cross-country. rosanna: you put your foot down first you will always say i was the first one to do it. greg: let's pretend, this is bizarre, drove cross-country to california and you got out of the car first. were you the first one to get there? we got there together. rosanna: usually i don't like to think

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where you will have a chance to talk with others such as tom brokaw and buzz aldrin. later that month is the tenth annual brooklyn book festival in new york city. and the southern festival of books will be held in nashville, tennessee october 9 through the 11th. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area and we will add them to our list. e-mail us at book tv at c-span.org. >> now joining us on book tv is philip kotler, prof. at northwestern university. prof. what you teach and how long a few been at the university. >> believe it or not i've been here 50 years and i and i have taught all of the mba students. more recently i am confining my teaching here at northwestern to the executive programs where we get business people who come for a week to learn about pricing or advertising or finance and so on. >> what is your background, how did you end up coming to teach at northwestern for 15 years. >> i was trained as a phd in economics. >> : : . namely capitalism is a great economic system and produce teen millions of goods and services that could sit on the sh

buzz aldrin tweeted about a government receipt of that time he got reimbursed $33 for his trip to the moon. the forms he had to fill out for the journey show a trip into outer space required paperwork just like any other overseas visit. in addition to detailing his travel arrangements, aldrich had to sign a customs form when he got back to earth. government rules and regulations. thanks for joining us. stephstephanie sy back in two minutes with more al jazeera news. keep up with the headlines on aljazeera.com. >> a california wildfire carves out a new front line after jumping a highway forcing thousands more residents to evacuate. two children killed, dozens hurt with a circus tent collapse in new hampshire. >> i am really impressed with the caliber of the people running for president. >> the next president needs to have their act together. >> the republican presidential pact meets in new hampshire but there was no debate ahead of a major on stage faceoff. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. crews are using helicopters to dump water on a massive wil

greg: buzz aldrin is 85 years old, he hit being called the second man on the mission. she got there at the same time, neil armstrong and buzz landed in the same spacecraft at the same time. people call him the second man on the moon. he has been here on this show a couple times and it is so awesome to be in his presence, to be in the presence of someone who has been there is kind of incredible. listen to this please. no. buzz has no comment. rosanna: he is 85 years old and still going strong. joy and he will be very active in the institute. greg: time to go outside. there is gwb, a lot of traffic on the bridge. >> that is right. of words of an hour trying to rosanna: "good day" coming right back. feel like a kid again with dunkin's new cookie-flavored iced coffees. for a limited time, dd perks members can enjoy any sized iced coffee for $1.99. america runs on dunkin'. rosanna: this is a long song. greg: you are about to go on vacation and there are elements of this song that apply to us. greg: rosanna is going on vacation next week. rosanna: you are not. from each othe

former astronaut buzz aldrin will be teaching classes at the florida institute of technology.ll be a research professor of aeronautics. he was the second person to walk on the moon. those are just some of the top stories we are following or you this hour. coming up in the next half hour, investors in silicon valley are beginning to pack their portfolios with cannabis startups and software companies embedding the drug will be legalized for recreational use in california and could be the next big goldrush. it time running out for traditional watchmakers? sales and got 11% this past year. many are blaming apple. we will talk about a new technology, and speaking of apple, the company's new music service is burned dr. dre is releasing his new -- where dr. dre is releasing his new album. def con is the largest running and largest underground hacking conference now in its 23rd year. emily chang is there standing by with a software developer and hacker known for creating one of the fastest spreading viruses of all time, a myspace worm in 2005. emily: he is one of the most well-known h

you have to file an expense report and that is what fashion buzz aldrin, the second mental lock on theoon, did after his historic trip. the anniversary was in july. he was reimbursed $33 and $.31 in that july 1969 worth about $217 today. he shared the paperwork on facebook and it contains an itemized itinerary, florida to to the pacific ocean, to hawaii and back to houston. [laughter] betty: i love that. pimm: it is the agricultural customs and immigration health form filled out in honolulu when they returned from splashdown -- well, 31 to -- $33.31. betty: what was that for? driving to and from the air force base? pimm: to the launch. betty: i love that. the pitstop is the moon. pimm: they were in isolation for three weeks before they could be with their families when they returned. they said the dust that was rubbed off on them, the moon dust, they were tossed in the pacific ocean. betty: imagine what they would go for now. pimm: i will leave it to you. inty: this air-conditioning the modern office discriminate against women? we will find out in a new study. ♪ betty: you cannot tell

and buzz aldrin's plan to colonize mars, but is it enough time for a con vining land on the planet?ovide comforts and conspiracies. first, a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray. florida's governor declaring a state of emergency as tropical storm erika approaches. folks being told to prepare by stockpiling food

. >> out of this world but buzz aldrin had travel accident fences to deal request here on earth. >> apollo astronaut second to walk on the moon in honor of the 46th anniversary of their megs he posted interesting memorabilia on twitter with a travel u voucher for $33. the expense request for his government flights from houston to cape kennedy in florida and back between july 7th an july 27th in 1969. >> cheap for 1969, 33 for a round trip ticket from houston to florida. >> well -- i don't know. i don't remember. [laughter] >> top stories when we return. >> in sports nothing is stopping the metropolitan. we're excited. >> love it yankees did well too. duke has highlights coming up. the spinning pinwheel of death. the disappearing wi-fi icon. the frozen download bar. you don't need a magician to fix these things. you need fios internet. get fios 50 meg internet, tv and phone now for $79.99 a month, price guaranteed for 2 years. or, double your speeds for just 10 dollars more a month. and only fios gives you uploads speeds as fast as your download speeds. the 100% fiber optics network is here

the sea of tranquility is of course where neil armstrong and buzz aldrin first landed on the moon.hnson, of was very active in the space program. actions occurred after he left the oval office. it was very much part of his efforts that we made it to the moon. this is a small, private office set up for president johnson. it was meant to model the private's office in the oval office. replicathat door is the of the johnson oval office. this was a small study that he used on occasion. it includes a very long couch. very long because johnson often took naps. it ended up being horizontal working sessions more than a chance to slumber, but it is long to accommodate his 6'3" frame. when we had the civil rights summits, president carter took a nap on this as well. at least two former presidents have slept on this couch. this is a small desk that president johnson used in this private office. he spent a great deal of his time here when he worked as president.a lot of the work of his presidency was done on this desk. was a majorhnson consumer of the news. he monitored it very carefully. were

where you will have a chance to talk with others such as tom brokaw and buzz aldrin. later that month is the tenth annual brooklyn book festival in new york city. and the southern festival of books will be held in nashville, tennessee october 9 through the 11th. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area and we will add them to our list. e-mail us at book tv at c-span.org. >> now joining us on book tv is philip kotler, prof. at northwestern university. prof. what you teach and how long a few been at the university. >> believe it or not i've been here 50 years and i and i have taught all of the mba students. more recently i am confining my teaching here at northwestern to the executive programs where we get business people who come for a week to learn about pricing or advertising or finance and so on. >> what is your background, how did

aldrin reimbursed around $33 for his 20-day excursion.e gone for back in 1969. >> fascinating. cool he shared it. >> also wouldn't it be great twitter back in 1969? selfies from the moon. that would be something. >> can you imagine? all right. right now, let's see the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. a mild week. >> yes, mild to start but it starts to warm up today as well as tomorrow. get ready for that. and then it starts to come back down. this is what you need to know. we will have mainly clear skies this morning. sunrise at 6:11. and more sunshine today as it warms up, less clouds than yesterday. and generally clear tonight. sunset happening at 8:11. and now, 60 degrees in liver more. remember yesterday at this time, about 65 degrees starting out the day. even san francisco was a touch warmer. now 60 degrees. 62 in napa. santa rosa 63. winds are changing directions. yesterday was more of an onshore westerly flow. now you can tell by these arrows it's coming from a northwesterly direction. when we have a northwesterly wind, well

we put a man on the moon in 1969 with the handing of neal armstrong and buzz aldrin on the moon.s is the country that built the panama canal. we are a country that does. we have become a country afraid to speak plainly. afraid to whisper our thoughts because a system of political correctness overwhelmed us. it is tragic. it is crazy. and if elected president, trump's greatest contribution would be he is beginning to erode political correctness. >> his policy papers said this remains the biggest magnet for illegal immigration, birthright citizenship. >> i think he is partly right. i would argue the welfare system being handed out and obamacare being provided without a question about legal status. people are being allowed to vote by the millions in this country who are illegal because we are not checking citizenship and we have a government actively fighting voter identification. this is a country with many challenges. it is great we are talking honestly about them. >> see you tonight at 7:00. i will lineup you and the judge. that might be must-see tv. >> we might rub shoulders and

the school announced aldrin will be a research professor.e people in maine, every day is lobster day. .eptember 25 the resolution was introduced by maine senators. the new england conspiracy. those are your top stories at this hour. as remy mentioned earlier, stocks are rebounding. disappointing earnings from disney and viacom led to a selloff that left the gains this year. that is little changed. joining us is michael regan. you have found media stocks were momentum driven. if you break the s&p 500 into 24 groups, they were the best performing group. it is about a 33% annualized gain. this is a classic cell the winners market. he may have seen that begin with apple a few weeks ago. the biotech index down 4%. that was a brush fire brewing in the markets. on itew a lot of gasoline for those stocks. disney coming out and saying -- the strong dollar is hurting their theme park. a shocking number. espn subscribers down 4%. people are cutting the cord on cable and turning to the tv.rnet for that started things off. viacom and cbs came in. scarlet

. >> apparently the moon was not enough for buzz aldrin.he 85-year-old astronaut has teamed up with the florida institute of technology to develop a plan to colonize mars by 2039. that would be the 70t 70th anniversary of his own apollo 11 moon landing. >> protecting tribal rights, native americans say a 150-year-old treaty lets them harvest or nearby land, but they could be prosecuted for doing it. it. >> attorneys for robin williams' wife and children will be back in court today in a bottle over his state. his children accuse the widow of holding on to items of personal property that is theirs. >> new federal rules to hold on to rivers, streams and we had lands are in affect today. a federal judge blocked the new regulations after 13 states challenged them. north dakota said it will cost them more money and an infringement on state sovereignty. >> a story we used about police using cell phone devices, nearly 2,000 cases are being reviewed to see if criminal convictions based on that surveillance should be thrown out. they are called sting

he said he was the loneliest man, the only person left because buzz aldrin and armstrong went on the surface. he was by himself seeing that. >> what a view. time for weather and traffic on the 4s. >> completely bored with my moon story. moving on. moving on. >> that's it. go to weather imt. >> collins. so people went to the moon. big deal. when did that happen anyway? >> they're kids. they don't appreciate this. >> exactly. >>> bright side, dark side, whatever it is on the moon now. i think overnight, we're not going to see much in the way of moon. but we'll get some sunshine before the clouds take over for today at least. right now, temperatures are in the upper 60s in and around the city. lower 60s for the nearby suburbs. distant burbs chillier than that. not a lot of wind stirring things up either. especially central new jersey on south. it could be as early as -- probably the brighter of the two days this weekend. 66 in hoboken. same number in staten island. green ridge at 70 in jackson heights. city island 69 degrees. 54 at sussex. 52 in monticello. 55 in sussex. cool stuff star

aldrin. later in the month, the southern festival of books will be held in nashville, tennessee, from october 9th-11th. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area, and we'll be happy to add them to our list. e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. >> now, dr. david casarett on his investigations into medical marijuana around the world. >> welcome again, i'm george, and welcome to the college of physicians at philadelphia. we are delighted tonight to bring one of the hand grenades of current thought and issues medical marijuana, not recreational use of marijuana, but should marijuana and its derivatives the cannabinoids be used for health purposes, a very controversial issue and one in which frequently there's forward more heat than light and where we frequently see people who seem to be immune to data. but we have experts tonight to talk about this, and it will be moderated by dr. david casarett who is chief of college of care at university of pennsylvania. i'm a psychiatrist, and i ofte

. >> the other thing you want to keep in mind, apple has to keep that buzz aldrin in china, also goodrything we've seen in china, we were just there a couple weeks ago, i was shocked by the number of iphone 6 and 6 plus we saw out there. we know penetration is very low in china. >> you're telling people to buy essentially. >> absolutely, absolutely, a great opportunity. >> brian, thanks for stopping by. brian white. simon. >> melissa, our next guest actually added shares of apple. he bought more. channing smith managing director and co-portfolio manager at capital advisers. good morning to you. why did you buy? >> we thought it was a great valuation opportunity. we're using $10 for next year's earnings, stock trading 10 times. the story of apple taking market share, gross margin increasing revenues and earnings moving north. the big concern was china. oh, my god china falling apart, investors selling out on that concern. tim cook calmed fears that business in china is good. that's why you saw the reversal, fortunate to get in on this price. go ahead. >> having watched, having been her