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driver, but the person who shot the video did not get a license plate. >>> legendary astronaut buzz aldrinbroiled in a family feud. the 88-year-old spoke exclusively with abc news. he's suing two of his children accusing them of elder exploitation and fraud. he's alleging misuse of funds. last month, two of the three children filed paperwork to become his co-guardians, giving them control of his finances and business dealings. they claim he's incognitive decline including being paranoid and confused. the famed moon walker says it's not true, which is why he's also suing them for slander. >> i'm feeling younger and more energetic, really than i've ever been in my life. there's less confusion and more clarity. >> reporter: the two children say they are deeply disappointed and saddened by the unjustified lawsuit adding, we love and respect our father very much and remain hopeful we can rise above this situation. in the end, he's hoping to reconcile with the family. >>> summer is here, so parents be prepared. the consumer report study about what you should be on the lookout for when buying sun

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. >> buzz aldrin is suing two of his children saying they are falsely saying he has alzheimer's to get his money. the 88-year-old is undergoing a competency exam today and tomorrow. they're apparently trying to become co-guardians of his foundation and private business. >>> the actress, heather locklear is free on bail after being charged with attacking a police deputy and emt. it happened when officers responded to a call at her thousand oaks california home. she's set to appear in court this afternoon. it's the second time locklear has been charged with attacking an officer this year alone. >>> and we're getting a closer look at the complete set of photos in this year's espn body issue. >> and it's the tenth year for it. and it features a more diverse class of athletes than ever of before. >> reporter: the body issue is here, or should we say barely there. >> get ready to expose myself. >> reporter: featuring top athletes fully exposed. dubbed body 10 in celebration of the 10th edition of the special issue, all ten newcomer issues are portraits of power, from olympic skater adam ripp

along with legendary astronauts buzz aldrin and jack schmidt.as been a friend of mine for a long time. thank you. great. i also have a list of some of the ceos and chairman and president's. -- thank you of very much. thank you. one short well. stand up. gwen shortwell. blue origin. i hear you ar edoing a great job. the combination of boeing get a and lockheed. i don't like when they get together, because the price only goes up. but that is ok. i don't know. i don't love this stuff. we're going to have to talk about that. oh boy. look at dennis. dennis is so happy. i don't like that stuff, mike. maryland has done a fantastic job with lockheed. what do you think of that merger? what do you think? look, they are sitting together. oh! no wonder we don't get the pricing we want, huh? and a good friend of mine, what a great job you have done. both of you. don'tpart, stay apart, get together. stay apart. [applause] -- ident trump: and you're there are just a great group of other executives. t's people like you that america was first in flight, and why

buzz aldrin battled his children.headline saying that colonel aldrin is in a legal fight with his adult children and a former business manager who he says are trying to grab his legacy and money. at issue are his private company, was aldrin enterprises, and his nonprofit overseen by his son and daughter. buzz aldrin said in an interview he was shocked last ones when his children ask the florida state court to appoint them as co-guardians because he is "in cognitive decline, and wrote and experiencing confusion. that would give them power to make decisions on his behalf and control his financial and business dealings. their fatheruested undergo a competency evaluation. they say he is associating with new people who appear to be manipulating him, running to document. colonel aldrin denies that. more at the website of the wall street journal this morning. sarah is in tucker, georgia, independent line. caller: i want to make a statement that the data democrats and republicans wake up and decide they are going to put the c

along with legendary apollo astronauts, jack schmidt and buzz aldrin.uzz has been a friend of mine for a long time. thank you. great. i also have a list of some of the ceos and chairman and presidents of these incredible companies. wes, thank you. thank you very much. thank you, wes. gwen shortwell. stand up, when. -- gwen. bob smith ceo of blue origin. ,thank you, bob, i hear you are doing a great job. president and ceo of united launch alliance. that is a combination of boeing and lockheed. on the space launch system. i don't like when they get together, because the price only goes up. but that is ok. in this case. i don't know. i don't love this stuff. we're going to have to talk about that. you joining those two companies. oh boy. look at dennis. dennis is so happy. i don't like that stuff, mike. marilyn, who has done a fantastic job with lockheed. you have done. what do you think of that merger? what do you think? look, they are sitting together. oh! no wonder we don't get the pricing we want, huh? dennis, a good friend of mine, what a great job yo

in fact, he was so well-behaved, howie bought him a buzz aldrin bobble head and astronaut ice cream.ocking) hey, guys. oh, hi. hi, stuart. hetuart! how's it going? good. sheldon's out of town, so we can do whatever we want. we even ordered from the thai place he doesn't like. oh, how is it? disgusting. do not tell him. what do you guys want to do tonight? i don't know. well, i told howie if i wasn't busy, i'd spend the night at his mom's. so for god's sake, think of something. (stuart coughing) stuart? are you okay?

former astronaut buzz aldrin is there, second man to walk on the moon. eric schmidt, is there, former chairman of google, he is there. another schmidt might come to mind, senator jack schmidt, former apollo 1astronaut. 1astronaut. he is last man on the moon. we have a capsule moving fast and furious to mars, dig into mars and dig into life or at least life compound inside the soil of mars. isn't thatmazing? we're kicking butt, right, when it comes to manned missions not so much. we might get idea where all this is going, where the money is coming from private enterprise, coordinated by the government. those are details. the president will spell out some of the details. meanwhile issues closer to home, concern immigration dust-up, kids, illegals who enter this country. president says it is democrats a fault. the president says it is democrats fault. one person compared it to the nazis, really? what is going on. we're looking at crosscurrents with hillary vaughn at white house. hey, hillary. reporter: both republicans and democrats agree tearing families a

. > apollo 11 astronaut buzz aldrin will be evaluated by mental health experts. suing two of his children and a former business manager for misusi his finances and slandering him by saying he has dementia. >>> some south american prayers were answered in russia because after a long drought, argentina's lionel messi finally the board with h first goal of the world cup, helping argentina avoid elimination against nigeria. they advance, winning this one 2-1. denmark and france got the day started, neither team was looking to try that much because both clubs were moving on to the next round regardless of the outcome. the match ended up in a scoreless draw. it was the first of the tournament witho score. australia looking to avoid elimination but per u had other plans. from beginning to end, they dropped -- look at that. that was peru's first in the tournament. they beat the aussies 2-0. but both teams are now eliminated. they were just playing for pride there. finally iceland looking to advance with a win against croatia. they kept the game close for a while, but in

as you say, neil armstrong and buzz aldrin landed on the moon, they went for peace but we know they wentd ignoring nationalism in order of getting what we want in space. this is something where we need to draw the line and say "no, you are not going to militarise space." we have been studying this through science fiction for 50 plus years and it doesn't seem to end well. and yet he is not wrong necessarily, that it could be a matter of national security. if one country could get dominance in space, it would go for it. absolutely. i think it is completely consistent with his admiration of dictators wanting to emulate an emperor palpateen. but it is up to us to say no we don't think this is a good idea. i guess it will be up to congress, do you think this has a future at all? 0h, who knows? i hope not. my understanding is you cannot create a new branch of the military without congress's approval, so hopefully they will talk some sense into the situation. chechnya's leader has responded to suggestions that he used the egyptian footballer mo salah for political propaganda. ramzan kadyrov — w

us astronaut buzz aldrin is suing two of his children — and his former business manager alleging theyng his legacy. the lawsuit was filed one week after his children petitioned to take control of his finances because of "cognitive decline". the 88—year—old was the second man to walk on the surface of the moon. a major expansion at the uk's busiest airport has been given the go—ahead with a third runway at london heathrow. the proposal passed by 415 votes to 119, a majority of 296. but there are doubts about the airport's ability to raise the money, with fears that passengers and taxpayers might end up footing part of the bill. nina trentmann is from the wall streetjournal. good morning to you. so, this decision has taken decades in the making. finally it has been given the go—ahead by parliament and business groups are delighted to. yes. it is something people have been waiting for years and years. i but my mother who did an internship in the uk in the 80s or early 90s we re in the uk in the 80s or early 90s were saying they were talking about this at the time. something which, of cou

in the first round to have to look a little bit to voters he pulled in to see television aldrin's international russia is now in although both in all the world by television mondal bizzle and this is very important how do you think that they are has had an impact on this well cup you think is a positive thing to think it's a negative thing by same it is it is not yet totally and ready to be introduced in a vote because the we are it would be good if the. knowledge say the referees did the television referees should always be the same group. because now they change every match and tell you no in a referee. according to their also think game it is always said if in the old pinion of terrific in the old pinion alternate for the head there is no one feel also feet to approach with a severe and this most speed it is no speed prove it because there are some doubts. led seeing that in the future it will not create problems but let's get back to the game and let's get back to it all those matches that are coming out which is that we've looked at the the i think they're being fixtures there we looked at

and this is the first known space selfie, taken in 1966 by buzz aldrin during the gemini mission. >>a lot, a lot, about how we manage to get great selfies. let's hear from the viewers -- we have special techniques. starting with diane. what's your secret? >> you want to find the light. that's the first thing. wherever the light is, you want to be facing it. >> oh, that is awesome. >> and the angle is always a good thing. >> look at that. the background helps, doesn't it? >> yes, if you have a nice background, that's something to take into consideration or a cute, cuddly little pet, that helps. you want to avoid bad hair days, unless you want to exploit them. >> and product placement as well. i try to do all of those in my selfies. i do a lot of great workout ones. >> you nailed that one. >> that's one of those on the timer. this is another one i took in riverside park on a timer. that's a selfie. that was last week. >> here's my other tip. if you are going to use a timer, you need to know how to count. it usually works better. >> happy national selfie day, folks. >>> good morning. i'

aldrin is looking to remove both inviduals from any con of his bank as well as social media accounts.n again soon. the former trump press secretary is working on a tv show where he'll interview guests about a variety of topics. they call that a talk show. n according to the york times the show whiche would called sean spicer's common ground would feature spicer interviewing public figures and have respectful conrsations onto sports to marriage. no release date for the show y yet. >>> dvr alert. ladies if you've ever been pregnant, you may have experienced so brain.d pregnanc is it a real thing? w yes. butll take a closer look a the science people say. >> all right it's also world cup day e and will preview today's matches coming up.ci ence people are stalledscientis. ♪ >>> it is day number 13 now almost two weeks into our world cuper cove. y couple great gamesou today right here on fox5. tfirst upugh the pre-game show worldtup today gets underway in 15 minutes. we'll flip on over tos fox5 channel 20 for good day did. the face off betwe denmark and france starts at 10:00 o'clock this m

a lot of time in space along with legendary apollo astronauts jack schmit and buzz aldrin buzz has been friend of mine for a long time. jack, thank you very much. thank you. and i also have a list of some of the ceos and chairmen and president of these incredible companies. wes bush, ceo of northrop grumman. where is wes thank you. thank you very much. thank you. gwen shortwell stand up, gwen she'll end up running for office soon bob smith, ceo of blue origin. very active. thank you, bob hear you're doing a great job. president and ceo of united launch alliance, that's a combination of boeing and lockheed on the space launch system, sls. i don't like when boeing and lockheed get together because the pricing only goes up, but that's okay. i don't know i don't love that stuff. we'll have to talk about that. you're joining those two companies. oh, bo ok at dennis dennis is so happy i don't like that stuff, mike. marilyn houston -- >> we'll keep our eye on that space council meeting at the is making his remarks.president touching briefly on the economy, as you heard, but certainly more deep

aldrin is suing two children accusing of themt. he recalled exploitation.ree chirp filed paperwork to become coguardians giving them control of finances and business dealings. they claim he is in kochgt decline including paranoid and confused. but the famed moon walker says it's not t wh is also suing the for slander >> feeling younger and more energetic, really. than really have been in my life. there is less confusion and more clarity. >> his two children say they are deeply disappointed and saddened by the unjustified lawsuit. adding we love and respect our father and remain hopeful we can rise above the situation. in the end aldoctrine says he hopes to reconcile with his family p barry gibbs has received a knighthood at buckingham palace and says he hopes his late brothers robin and maurice are proud. he sess the last surviving member of the bee gees. the falsetto and beats mgts powered hits. staying alive of course. maurice died in 2003 and his twin robin in 2012. gibb who can call himself sir barry says the honor was >>> ll bellia new home at the smit

among its members are veteran astronauts, eileen collins and jack schmidt and buzz aldrin.the president's remarks, he suddenly awarded himself credit with revitingizing space travel before going on to suggest an enormous change over at the pentagon. >> it's patriots like you that are the reason why america was first in flight, first to the moon and why america will always be first in space. you know, before i got here, it wasn't looking so good. when it comes to defending america, it is not enough to merely have an american presence in space. we must have american dominance in space. i'm hereby directing the department of defense and pentagon to immediately begin the process necessary to establish a space force as the sixth branch of the armed forces. we are going to have the air force and we are going to have the space force. separate but equal. >> just to repeat, the president today proposed a new branch of the military. the space force would join the army, navy, air force, marines and coast guard. the pentagon says its policy board will now try to figure out how this wou

american dominance in space so important for mass noise and the second man to land on the moon buzz aldrinpoke out on twitter and his excitement saying today is a historic moment with president trump expressing his intention to create a sixth branch of the military a space force united states space force way can see david illnesses a former nasa astronaut who joins us now from houston in texas on skype are you as excited as buzz does this make sense kind of happen. good morning i guess i don't share the excitement. i would miss two of my or special missions were military missions and i found that the system that we had or. organizing and executing military space spaceflights was very very well done during those periods and we currently have a u.s. air force base command and i don't see that there is going to be any real change by creating a six branch of the service in fact i think it is a large waste of money ok because donald trump was the city's worried about. you know the future destiny beyond the earth is not any a matter of national identity but an a matter of national security i'm j

. >> buzz aldrin posed a question, and here's what he tweeted out.ars with no expectation coming back to earth.ch >>> not ce. this guy gets right to the important question, will there be wi-fi? good estion. would you book a one way ticket to mars. 83% saying no, and 17 -- 17 is a decent number, though. almost two out of ten are willing to go>> there. the question should be is there somebody you would want to send to mars. >> then that becomes a list. >>> the michael jackson association is developing a musical, and no casting decisions have been made, but they say it will open on broadway sometime in 2020. over the course of his career, he won 13 grammers, and his musicli garnered $1 b in sales. >>> up next, it'seghan's first visit to the horse racing event. she wore a dress designed by givenchy. the duke and duchess presented the winning trophy, and our own wearing? that will be live.bc >>ports will have that coverage for you with dylan over across the pond. >> last night's guest with jes cordon was cher. >>> cher, you said tom cruz is one of your to

apollo 11 astronaut buzz aldrin posted out of this world -- he posed a question to his followers on twitterould you agree to move to mars without coming back to earth. questions left people split. reggie writes, it would be the greatest adventure i could ever dream of. kevin tweets, not a chance. pilgrims didn't have the thought that if a generator went down, they would die. this gets to the question, would there be wi-fi. we asked you, would you book a one-way ticket to mars. not really, 83% saying no. 17% -- 17 is a decent number, though. that's pretty -- that's almost two out of ten are willing to go. the reality, it's the human life on mars is far off. nasa has taken proposals for possible habitation systems on mars. >> the question should be, is there somebody you would like to send to mars? >> sure. that becomes a list. >> exactly. >>> take us to "pop start." >> let's start with michael jackson. they are developing a live musical based on the performer. the king of pop's life and career and songs are the inspiration for the song. the musical does not have a title. no casti ining decis

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"the washington post" editorialized against it, buzz aldrin' father wrote in begging them not to do itas a letter there a person in connecticut that really represents what a lot of the country was thinking, and the letter said, please, this has been such a terrible year for all of us. christmas is the one day we have where we can all just take a breath from this and relax if just for a day. please don't do this. if these three men die at the moon -- and there seemed everybody possibility they would -- then no one ever work at the moon or christmas the same way again. and yet nasa needed to do it, and they were intent on doing it. >> talk about the -- you bring it up again in the book rocket men, this was a -- we now, i think, tend to think of, well, you know, tom hanks had some problems in a movie tg t get tre a this, well, we went, and it was like taking an airplane flight or something. this was so astonishingly dangerous. could you talk about some of the elements? because w d sm to take for granted, well, yeah, they got in a rocket ship, and it was big, they went to the moon, they ca