colonel drew, and the second man on the moon, the legendary colonel buzz aldrin. welcome to the house. [applause] my great privilege to welcome you all here today and thanks to president donald trump, welcome to a new era of american leadership in space. [applause] it is the greatest privilege of my life to serve as vice president to a president who to keep they day promises he made to the american people. president trump recommitted the nation to, in his words, unlock the mysteries of space once again. president donald trump will take one more step today to ensure that america leads to -- leads again in the final frontier. the action he takes today, president trump brings a new purpose to american policy that will benefit literally every facet of our national life like the is done in the past. i am honored and enthusiastic about the role the president has asked me to play about renewing america's's commitment to space. we will unlock new opportunities, technologies, and sources of prosperity and inspire our children to seek education in science, technology, engin

elizabeth: buzz aldrin stepped foot on the moon. 87-year-old aldrin hosted a star-studded gala at the center. he raised almost $200,000 for space exploration, specifically in mars. they believe we will be able to land people on mars by the year 2040. would you go? >> more than anything i would want buzz aldrin in that tux. there you go. "fox news sunday" is up next. >> i am chris wallace. new revelations about a meeting between trump family members and russian operatives shape washington. just as the senate gets ready for a make or break vote on health care. >> my son is a wonderful young man. he took a meeting with a russian lawyer. most people would've taken that meeting. >> there is just an air again and disregard for what is ethical. >> comedian affects the potential case against the president with jacek eula, a member of the trump legal team. chris: republicans make changes

. >>> and 48 years after he landed on the moon, buzz aldrin still has his eyes on the stars.e than $190,000 for his space education nonprofit on saturday at the gala space center. the 87-year-old aldrin can land on mars. >>> hena daniels is at the new york stock exchange with this and more. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. news that china's economy grew faster than expected is likely to push stocks and commodity prices higher today. last week the dow jones gain 2d 27 points, the s&p gained 34 and the nasdaq had its best first sixes of the year since 2009. >>> wells fargo is spinning off its small businesses. that's according to the finance cham times. the plans to reduce the numbers of businesses is part of the effort to restore investor confidence following its fake account scandal. >>> the war from movie ticket sales was won"war for planet of the apes." the latest in the estimated $57n ticket sales its debut weekend. "spider-man" dropped to second followed by "the big sick." >>> disney's themed epcot is getting a makeover. it's 36 years old and twice the siz

"then neil armstrong, buzz aldrin, and mike collins, three guys born in 1930. all of them test pilots. they just ... fate, the arc of technology and these three guys come together and they get the first chance to land on the moon." "i was down at the cape on launch and in fact i was escorting charles lindbergh on the beach." "we were talking about apollo 11 and i looked at him and i said take a look at that spacecraft on top of that saturn v way out there. i said, they're planning to land on the moon." "and he looked kind of wistfully at it and then looked down and i think he was probably thinking about his own flight, some thirty three and a half hours from new york to paris." "and he was thinking about that 240,000 miles of navigating to the moon." "we get out to the launch pad, i was gonna be the last one to get in the spacecraft ... and the pad leader, we called him the czar of the white room, he didn't want three people up there up there at one time. "so in the meantime i'm down two flights down on the elevator out on the edge sort of looking over the rock

. >>> and george clooney, hanging out with buzz aldrin. >> there he is.d to meet you, george. >> wow, you look good. >> clooney was just 8 years old when buzz launched into space. >> we ate face food sticks and drank tang. >> i usually go formal. >> they shot the omega watch seven-minute documentary called "star men," before amal gave birth. >> i would like to be underwater. but going up in space, that is something else. >> boy, that view must have been something. >> we had liquid-cooled underwear. >> you did? i could use some of that. what do you say to people when they say, why go to mars? >> because it's there. >> we can thank buzz for asking clooney the question, will you ever leave hollywood? >> we're going to retire to the bar, you and me. come on. i'll buy you a drink. >> recently, buzz was asked what was he thinking as he left the moon? he said, man, i want to go home. i don't want to leave comic con. we saw will smith out and about. his wife jada has been making news recently, because she's been divulging some interesting facts about her life. >>

in commemoration of that mission, buzz aldrin tweeted out this photo saying, "neil and i were a coupleof tired but happy guys after landing and walking on the moon. # apollo11." last mission to the moon took place in 1972. let's bring in mark kelly, good to see you. you were around 5 years old when the u.s. sent astronauts to the moon for the first time. did the mission inspire you to become an astronaut? >> well, so according to my mom, i fell asleep for apollo 11. i do remember the later apollo missions. i was like in kindergarten and it was late on the east coast, but neil and buzz and mike collins and all those apollo astronauts really inspired me growing up as a kid of new jersey all the way up until the time where i became an astronaut myself. >> nasa has, it's an understatement to say it, accomplished so much over the past decades. what should we expect to happen next? >> well, you know, i'd like to see nasa do big and bold things, you know, do the hard things. our president, john f. kennedy, talked about, you know, doing hard things. and building the international space station

. >> 48 years ago today, neil armstro armstrong, michael collins, and buzz aldrin were bound for the it true a record audience. more than a million people watched it in person. four days later, they finally reached the moon. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> aldrin followed armstrong 20 minutes later. they spent two hours walking on the moon and then they planted old glory. they are mashing the an resi resist -- they are marking the anniversary with "making of an astronaut" starting this thursday on nbc news.com lash mach. think again. this is the new new york. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov >>> welcome back, everyone. i'm alex witt here, it is 33 past the hour. new reaction moments ago from one of president trump's person lawyers making every effort he could to distance himself from his son, seasonal, and former campaign leader. here is what they said

talking about buzz aldrin.d the aldrin's he moon. >> there he is. >> my goodness. >> hey. wow, you look good. >> clooney was just 8 years old with the 39-year-old buzz launched into space. >> everything was about the space program. we drank tang. let's go in. >> do you often wear a tux when you watch movies? >> i usually go formal whenever i go to watch movies. >> sitting in a private theater, george and buzz watched a documentary called starmen. would clooney himself ever want to fly into space? training, yes. zero gravity, no way. >> this would be fun. i would like to be underwater. but getting up in a rocket and going up into space, that's a whole other -- that must have been something when you opened that hatch. that view must have been something. >> we had liquid-cooled underwear. >> you did? >> yeah. >> i could use some of that. what would you say to people when they say why go to mars? >> because it's there. >> now george and amal are busy new parents to twins. we can thank buzz for asking clooney the qu

. >> 48 years ago today, a historic moon shot astronauts neil armstrong and buzz aldrin blasting offn. more than a million people watching including former president johnson. four days later mankind reached the moon and set the stage for his first steps on the moon and the immortal words. >> that's one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> aldrin followed arm strostro little later, and they spent two hours on the moon. we are marking the apollo 11 docume series. it will be on this thursday. >>> back to politics, a histoicc moment for president trump. the president himself doesn't seem too concerned tweeting this morning almost 40% is not bad at this time. let's bring in carl cannon, author of the new book "on this date." discovering america one day at a time. coming out on tuesday. congratulations, well done. >> thank you, alex, thank you for having me. >> let's get right to it here. years later on a particular administration, how important are things like approval ratings really. how many does this matter in the legacy of president trump? >> that is a smart question. we

here he is hanging with buzz aldrin. >> there he is.d to meet you, george. >> wow, you look good. >> clooney was just 8 years old when buzz launched into space. >> everything was about the space program. we ate space food stickings. we drank tang. >> do you ever wear a tux when watching a movie? >> i usually go formal. >> they shot the omega watch seven-minute documentary called "star men," before amal gave birth. would clooney ever want to fly into space? >> i would like to be underwater. but going up in space, that is something else. that must have been something when you opened that hatch. that's fantastic. that view must have been something. >> we had liquid-cooled underwear. >> you did? i could use some of that. what do you say to people when they say, why go to mars? >> because it's there. >> now george and amal are busy new parents to twins. we can thank buzz for asking clooney the question will he ever leave hollywood. >> we're going to retire to the bar, you and me. come on. i'll buy you a drink. >> recently, buzz was asked wha

. >> reporter: other items are armstrong's snapshot of fellow astronaut, buzz aldrin, standing on the moon and the apollo 13 flight plan which includes records after the explosion that led to the saying, houston, we have a problem. >> people think of it as one of the greatest american achievements. americans were the first ones to set foot on the moon. they were the ones -- we were the only ones who have. no one else has done it. >> reporter: this auction takes place july 20 which is also the 48th anniversary of the pioneer lunar landing on that date in 1969. jackie ibanez, fox news. >>> that's pretty cool. >> i remember that like yesterday. >>> 4:26 am. two -- 2 investigates a series of construction buyers in oakland. we sat down with the mayor of oakland on what's being done to prevent more fires. >>> there are tents, furniture and more. the growing homeless encampment in oakland that has local business owners demanding the city do something about it. >>> so far, so good, when it comes to the morning commute. you can see that traffic on highway 24 looks good on the way to the tunnel

adding to that space news, more than a half a dozen apollo astronauts, cltding jim lovell and buzz aldrin to mark the 50th anniversary of the apollo program which brought the first astronauts to the moon. fascinating to think how far we've come since then. >> absolutely. those men are looking good after all these years. >>> a professional tree climbers from around the world will compete in this year's international tree climbing championship at the national arboretum in washington, d.c. first of aushlll, i didn't know there were professional tree climbers, much less a competition. >> they know their thing. it's not just get barefoot and grab the first branch you can. >> they got all sorts of gear, ready to go. >>> still ahead -- bill karins fills us in on the weekend forecast. >>> and the fatal car crash involving tennis star venus williams. place... ...to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze air effects with odorclear technology cleans... ...away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and try febreze small spaces to clean away

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neil armstrong and buzz aldrin spent just a single day on the moon surface but it was a day that madeascinates. it doesn't matter your religion, where you're from, what language you speak, what your educational background, how old you are. i mean, i could talk to a 4—year—old, i can talk to a 94—year—old, they're both going to get excited about it. we all have that common experience of staring up at the sky and wondering what's going on amongst the stars. it's the bag is expected to fetch somewhere in the region of $3—$5 million but it's not the only item up for sale. there's the flight plan from the unsuccessful apollo 13 mission. maps, space suits, even astronaut snoopy, the mascot aboard apollo 10. proof that mankind's one giant leap still captures the imagination. tim allman, bbc news. plenty more on the bbc news website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. thanks for watching. hello there. with the weekend fast approaching, please don't make this the last forecast that you see. we'll be fine—tuning the details because we will have

part of it is the buzz aldrin complex, the second guy to win the tour de france never being as interestingim, you knew what you are getting. chris froome is quieter, and submit shire. particularly in the last couple of yea rs, particularly in the last couple of years, i have heard people say he was born in kenya, educated in south africa, lives in monaco, he doesn‘t turn up on the one show, bbc brea kfast. turn up on the one show, bbc breakfast. i think a lot of fans, particularly sports fans, don‘t feel they know who chris froome is. that sets up some distance. the nationality thing coming in again! where does he go from here? will he give it again in the tour de france? double he has signed another two—year contract with the team sky will stop i imagined the plan is to compete in 2018, 2019. he talks about trying to win five or six. that was his plan three weeks ago. thank you very much. the bbc‘s director general, lord hall, says he will go further to tackle the pay gap, as more than a0 female presenters sign a letter demanding that the corporation tackle the issue. a 20—year—old man ha

neil armstrong and buzz aldrin spent a day on the surface but it was a day that made history.r religion, where you are from, what language you speak, what education what age, everybody gets excited about it. we have a common experience of staring up at the sky and wondering what is going on. experience of staring up at the sky and wondering what is going onm is expected to fetch 3— $5 million but it is not the only item up the sales. the flight plan from apollo 13, maps, even astronaut snoopy is, the mascot of apollo ten. proof that mankind is one giant leap still ca ptu res mankind is one giant leap still captures the imagination. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. shopping for talent. we will be following rakuten, japan's biggest online shopping network, which has scored a four—year sponsorship deal with barcelona football club. and we'll leave you with a big change at the famous natural history museum right here in london. visitors are going to be greeted by a new sight from friday. a 25 metre long skeleton of a blue whale, the biggest creature inhabiting the ear

. >> other items are armstrong snapshot of fellow apollo 11 astronaut buzz aldrin, standing on the moon flight plan, which includes records after the explosion that led to houston, we have a problem. >> many people think of it as one of the greatest american achievements. americans were the first to step foot on the moon. they were the onesÃwe are the only ones that have. no one else has done it. >> the space expiration auction takes place july 20, the 40th anniversary of the pioneering luminaire -- lunar landing in 1959. >>> some grisly new details in the death of those for men in pennsylvania. including a potential motive for the death. we continue after the break. >>> to suspect charged with the murders of four young men who went missing last week some 30 miles outside of philadelphia. 20-year-old cosmo dinardo facing four counts of homicide. and his so-called cousin sean kratz, also 20, raising three counts of homicide. the men charged with a litany of other crimes charged with the cal -- crime including conspiracy and abuse of a corpse. >> fl a lot of sadness. i feel relief. i feel

. >> buzz aldrin has his sights on space.a saturday at the kennedy space center. 87-year-old aldrin thinks man craft can land on mars by the year 2040. >>> and new york's daily news said a record john lennon autograph from his killer will be sold at auction for a first time. mark chapman killed mark lennon hours after lennon signed his album. it was used as evidence against him. the seller is offering the album for more than $1.5 million. >>> a driver named jesus emerged with minor injuries while his car was crushed by a huge pipe. the pipe fell from a truck and overturned. minor injuries. >>> and time reports that centers in china are once again targeting winnie the pooh. the famous bear were blocked on social networks there. authorities didn't say why. internet memes have compared pooh to xi jinping. >>> steve bannon joined donald trump's campaign in august of 2016. but the former executive chairman of the right-wing website breitbart news has been part of donald trump's trusted circle for many years. "devil's bargain" it c

. >> that's from an executive order signing last weekend in which buzz aldrin was present. didn't seem equally enthusiastic. keep an eye on his expression. >> everybody wants to be on this board. people that you wouldn't have believed loved what we're doing so much they want to be with some of the most successful people in the world want to be on this board. i felt very strongly about it. i felt strongly about it for a long time. i used to say before doing what i did, i used to say what happened. why aren't we moving forward. at some point in the future, we're going to look back and say how did we do it without space. >> yesterday while president trump was in germany, vice president pensacola got to visit the kennedy space center where this moment happened. and i think he announce wed might be invading mars. that's thing 2 in 60 seconds. >>> mike pence sounded pretty excited about the future of space exploration while speaking at the kennedy space station yesterday. >> here from this bridge to space, our nation will return to the moon. and we will put american boots on the

buzz aldrin hosted an event at the kennedy center last night. the foundation and the gala is part of a three-year effort to fund va that is hopefully will lead to the future habitation of mars. nasa says it plans to less than people there by 2040. >>> all new this morning, listen to think a california woman goes into labor inside an uber. >> that's right. she delivered her newborn baby in the back of the car before she even had time to call for an ambulance. this morning, we're hearing from listen to this. uber driver raymond tell less was wrapping up friday night when he took one last request >> it was a regular trip request, a normal night >> so he thought >> this lady had her hands on her knees, she's taking deep slow breaths. i got out, saw that she was pregnant >> the woman and her husband needed to get to the hospital because she was in labor. >> it's a simple uber driving and then it turns into a paramedic driver, emergency thing and just your hearts pumping and i only got through two street lights before the incident. >> reporter: minute

also on the auction block, june 20th, armstrong's snapshot of fellow astronaut buzz aldrin standing onand the designated flight plan used to return to earth. good stuff there. >> definitely. >>> and good stuff. ridiculously cute little cubs. check out these adorable white tiger cubs in china. born on june 23rd video of the newborns just made public. oh. look at that. yeah. three are in good condition. a fourth, though, closely monitored. white tigers are a subspecious ofgal tiger. listen to that. only about 200 left. >> beautiful. >> yeah. >> pet them now while they're little. >>> a new effort to get people out of their cars and on to public transit. >> it is a waste of land if you only have single family homes or town homes next to transit. >> the high-tech housing solution in the east bay. >> and what's coming up on abc7 news at 5:00. >> thanks. coming up surveillance video showed him taking a cat. a san jose man pleads guilty to animal abuse is sentenced. >>> and a first of a kind program about drugs in alameda county. >>> plus toppling a row of pedestals like dominoes. ooh. a costl

a red carpet gala at the kennedy space center buzz aldrin, second and two walks and wonder what the nextmars? >> octavian s. we are back -- >> thought as the senate delays health care reform and john mccain gets back from surgery. elizabeth: meanwhile, president trump says fake news is distorting our democracy. so i made a fake news media over the infamous meeting with last year. we'll break it all down. >> plus, the supreme court case tuesday at noon to answer president trump the motion on the repealed. we'll break down what it means at the nation's borders.

>> more than anything i would want buzz aldrin in that tux. there you go. "fox news sunday" is up next. >> i am chris wallace. new revelations about a meeting between trump family members and russian operatives shape washington. just as the senate gets ready for a make or break vote on health care. >> my son is a wonderful young man. he took a meeting with a russian lawyer. most people would've taken that meeting. >> there is just an air again and disregard for what is ethical. >> comedian affects the potential case against the president with jacek eula, a member of the trump legal team. chris: republicans make changes to their health care bill, but some of the parties say it is still not enough. >> at camp over at camp over something that doesn't repeal of anna karin doesn't fix it. chris: we will ask senator rand paul, one of the biggest critics of the bill what more needs to be done to finally replace obamacare. plus, senate republicans put off a vote this week as one of their own deals with its own health issue. we will ask our sunday panel what happens

. >> buzz aldrin didn't seem equally enthusiastic on everything that happened that day.n eye on his expression. >> everybody wants to be on this board. people that you wouldn't have believed loved what we're doing so much. they want to be some of the most successful people on this board. i feel very strongly about it. i felt very strongly about it for a long time. i used to say before doing what i did, i used to say, what happened. why aren't we moving forward. a some point in the future we'll look back and say how did we do it without space? >> yesterday, while president trump was in germany, vice president pence got to visit the kennedy space center where the moment happened. he announced, we might be invading mars. that's thing two in 60 seconds. showing off my arms? that's cool. being comfortable without a shirt? that's cool. getting the body you want without surgery, needles, or downtime? that's coolsculpting. coolsculpting is the only fda-cleared non-invasive treatment that targets and freezes away stubborn fat cells. visit coolsculpting.com today and register for

. >>> 48 years after he landed on the moon, buzz aldrin rolled out the red carpet at a star studded gala moon, raising more than $190,000 for his nonprofit, space education foundation. kennedy space center gala honors space innovators. the space agency is developing the space launch system and the orion spacecraft to send americans into deep space. among those in attendance was amazon founder jeff bezos. >> we need to build reusable rockets and that's what blue origin is dedicated to and it's what i'm taking in my amazon lottery winnings and dedicating it to and i feel incredibly lucky to be able to do that. >> the gala is the first part after three year campaign leading up to 50 years since the moon landing. funding is going to help advance future application to mars. >>> millions of people view a photo of beyonce's twins online and a new season of game of thrones starts tonight. those stories and more in today's hollywood nation. >> beyonce broke the internet early friday morning dropping the first pic of her and jay z's one month old twins. in the hours since its release, her instagra

so the end of the answer is after i made fun of the question i was talking to buzz aldrin.d did you ever seen eating about men and pigeons? he said yes. the window lunar module top path took off all of the of mylar shielding flies away in little pieces and he said that looks like there were rude and pigeons and it turns out there was but not what i thought so i don't think so. >> so with the personalities to invest so i instructed you amassed any of them as young military pilots at that age what are the odds you'll lose your life in pursuit of what you are doing? so where will i get buried? so it is the impossible scenario everybody is familiar with the worse case scenario the odds are very good but those that were weeded out it is a reluctance to stand in the spotlight america loves it celebrities if you know, what in the beryl means that is the definition of what is like to be famous. so if somebody had a little too much it would draw attention. >> i said i would be very reserved but he's very out there in terms of his personality so was so wide range of people. >> it is

. >> reporter: other items are armstrong's snapshot of fellow astronaut, buzz aldrin standing on the moon. and the apollo 13 flight plan which includes records after the explosion that led to the saying, houston, we have a problem. >> many people think of it as the greatest american achievement. americans with the first to set foot on the moon. they were the ones -- we were the only ones who have. no one else has done it. >> reporter: this auction takes place july 20 which is also the 48th anniversary of the pioneer lunar landing on that date in 1969. >>> a big birthday for krispy kreme. krispy kreme doughnuts celebrating 80 years of selling their original glazed doughnut and today you can celebrate by buying a dozen original glazed donuts for $.80. that is along with the purchase of any dozen doughnuts at the regular price. krispy kreme was founded on july 13, 1937 and a day later, the original glazed doughnut was unveiled. krispy kreme donuts can be found at more than 1300 shops in 31 countries. >>> tents, furniture, a lot more. we're talking but the growing homeless encampment in

11 launched from kennedy space center there in florida as millions watching neil armstrong, buzz aldrinaking their historic trip to the moon. eight days after a successful mission, the astronauts returned home by splashing down in the pacific ocean. there was the picture. nearly a half century later, nasa revisiting the water landing. astronauts have been training this week off the coast of texas. we go to ryan coorsguard from kprc in houston. he has our report. >> reporter: this is an orion space capsule bobbing around in the gulf of mexico when astronauts returned. this is how they will land, in the ocean. they train off the coast of galveston to get out of the spaceship and into a raft if needed after splash down. their survival depends on what they learn here in the gulf of mexico. >> they've simulated that they've thrown out the raft and they are going to get out of the capsule one by one and just practicing to see how all of our assumptions when we put this together are going to work together. >> reporter: to get a better closer look we're on a coast guard cutter just off the coas

and when armstrong and aldrin landed, leaving with just under 50 pounds of moon rock samples, there was no guarantee the rockets would fire, no guarantee they would ever lift off and see home again. but thanks to the engineers in long island, new york, the lunar lander worked. and then a few years later it stopped. last moon mission was in 1972. only 12 men ever walked on the men. only six of them survive to this day. and here's a question for the ages. we left this plaque on the ladder that stayed on the moon where apollo 11 landed. it says, we came in peace for all mankind. the question is, will another set of human eyes ever see it? or will it remain there, unseen, undisturbed for the ages? a monument to a time when we reached for the stars and landed on the moon. >>> shifting gears here to the here and now. specifically to matters at the state department. secretary of state rex tillerson is the subject of this piece in "the washington post" today. the headline, tillerson stays close to trump, but the state department seems to be benched. "tillerson meets with the president most days

astronaut buzz aldrin was right next to the president giving him baffled looks as he talked about space >> all right. the head of two montessori schools in new york city is accepting bitcoin as a payment. now bitcoin is a digital currency and the worth has nearly doubled. the head of the school says he doesn't accept credit cards and that bitcoin is just easier to process. >> do you know what bitcoin is. >> no clue. >> no clue either. no idea. >>> category on jeopardy unveiled on friday is getting a lot of controversial feedback. the category was called stay woke. the term is used by the black lives matter group to encourage people to stay away of socialers. the category was about sleep and staying awake. >> finally yeezy says farewell to tidal. can ray west left jay-z's label tidal all over a money dispute. kanye reportedly claims the company owes him more than $3 million while tidal claims kanye didn't deliver on his crack. lawyers for both kanye and tidal have been trying to sort out this deal for weeks but to no avail. if a deal can't be reached both sides say they are ready to go t

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humour and with massively popular andi of humour and with massively popular and i think there's a buzz aldrin would agree that britain has become a very strong cycling nature and very quickly and i'm not sure the sporting public has adjusted to that. when the olympics come around we switched on to it. you do not hear a lot of people talking about cycling in the pub, at least not yet. it is very good team, team sky, with riders coming through as well and that is the bright spot of this year. team sky is very good at producing younger riders coming through. chris froome was the two teams go the relatively young rider. he has come through and become a grand tour contender and there are riders who are 21 who are coming through the team sky system and destined for very big things. it is something the team seems to be good at. it has to be said they do go and buy talent when they needed. michael, good to talk to this morning. enjoy this afternoon. thank you. incredible achievement. 0ne you. incredible achievement. one more and you are talking about greatness. you're watching breakfast from bbc news

. >>> the moon walker buzz aldrin still has his cites set on space.d on mars by the year 2040. >>> and new york's daily news says a ronald john lennon autographed for his kill ler be sold at ann auction for the third time. it was used as evidence against him. the seller is offering the album for $1.5 million. >>> florida today reports on orlando resident. look at this. his car was crushed by a huge pipe. he sur vibed with only minor injuries. the truck crashes on an overpass. >>> they're once again mentioning winnie the pooh. it was they ask why. memes have compared pooh to china's president. >>> the member of "breitbart news" has been with trump for years. it chronicles the intertwined path of both men and how they reached the white house. joshua green writes any rise to presidency is unimportantly a study of ban nontoo. he's a senior correspondent for bloomberg business week. we welcome you to the table. >> thank you. >> you eesk never bannon since 2011, talked to him on and off the record. their relationship was strained when he started. steve bann

space council was brought to executive order surrounded by astronauts including apollo 11 legend buzz aldrinims to recharge american driven space exploration and innovation just as the national space council did back in the 1960s, eventually putting human footprints on the moon. >> we're gonna lead again. it's been a long time, over 25 years. and we're opening up and we are going to be leading again like we've never led before. we are a nation of pioneers and the next great american frontier is space. >> reporter: nasa's big operation currently here at kennedy space center is building the space launch system rocket which is going to be absolutely enormous, as well as the orion capsule, both of which the vice president will get to see first hand when he tours campus later. >> leland: so that's what nasa is doing. you mentioned the retirement of the space shuttle. since then it's space x and these private companies that are really taking the lead now. >> reporter: yeah. they're really blossoming and having great success. boeing is building its starliner capsule just on the other side of this b

nearly 50 years after landing on the moon, buzz aldrin wants to be next on the list.stronaut rolling out the red carpet at the kennedy space center. the first part of a three-year campaign to help fund advancements that will make the future habitation of myers. aldrin believes there will to land on the red china by 2040 and nasa -- a bigger lebanon. trade for he was cast by president trump is part of the revitalized program. i would like to get them on the show. he's talking about different structures be found on mars. we should go there and find out what these things are. abby: let spokane. come on our show. todd: and hopefully is very the suit he was wearing in that video. antitrust protests breaking out across the country. the group behind and claim their peaceful. tell that to our next guest michael caputo appeared to threaten to murder his whole family. how did the president supporters feel about all these protests? i went to find out. >> i think it's ridiculous. i'm tired of the protests. >> what's he supposed to do, give up on everything is done? better than th