the flames enveloped apollo 1.r had a chance. >> news of the tragedy reached the white house shortly after the formal signing of a 60-nation space treaty. president johnson immediately sent condolences to the families of the astronauts, then he issued this statement. three valiant young men have given their lives in service to the nation are we mourn the great loss and our hearts go out to their families. >> the apollo fire was a shock to those of us in the program. it was a real shock. it was devastating. how could we put these guys in there? how could we not see how dangerous it was? how could we do that? [ taps playing ] >> there's reason to believe establishing a deadline of 1970 for the moon flight contributed to their deaths. nasa has acknowledged that success had dulled its earlier apprehensions. but it's determined not to let it revive fears paralyze the future efforts. and that seems the proper attitude. >> your option to stop or to keep going. in some ways it's almost insulting to their memories to stop.

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at the end of apollo we have a plan that was good to be the space shuttle that we have now. the plans are very vague and dependent and so by titling it this way i wanted to kind of raise the alarm in peoples people's mind that this could be over if things change this could be the end of american spaceflight. i hope that it's not and i hope this sort of renewed energy can come to do with nasa is doing and private companies are doing. >> going back to the statement of us what you think is strange and also beautiful about those last days. >> i think the beauty anyone that's ever watched a launch event on tv it's self-evident in a really cool to see these enormous machines with fire pouring out of them taking human beings to space. i don't know anyone that is immune to that and i've been to many launches nowadays a lot of people with different ideologies and interests. there is some people that are really against government spending on anything which would lead you to think they have a very terrible attitude about the space shuttle launch but in fact they cry just like anyone el

apollo creed's son. the new generation of rocky movies, and did you go, "that's it. i'm just gonna --" did you hear the anthem in your head? >> i just rememebered -- i just remember seeing rocky and carl -- i mean apollo creed just being jacked. and i was like, you know what, i gotta be close. i gotta come somewhere -- >> jimmy: got to be somewhere. >> they set the bar so high, i just gotta be close. >> jimmy: yeah, because man, oh, man. you look great. do you know how to box? >> never boxed before. this is my first time getting a a full education on boxing. but, you know ryan and sly, they put me around the best boxing minds possible. i tried to soak up as much as i could. >> jimmy: and do you still do it now that the movie's done, or no? >> i'm kind of in a routine. i'm hooked. like, boxing is one of those things, it gets you in great shape, you're mentally focused and disciplined. and i just -- i just like it. you know? >> jimmy: yeah. and how was working with sylvester stallone? we've had him on the show. he's the nicest guy. >> the funniest guy ever. >> jimmy: c

apollo creed. >> steve: a lot of buzz. >> jimmy: supposed to be great. and we're so psyched to have this guy on the show tonight. he's a legend. we have music from jeff lynne's elo. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: i mean, everyone knows that. that's fantastic. guys, we're in week 11 of the nfl season, and sunday night's big matchup is between the cincinnati bengals and the arizona cardinals. now, as you know as the end of every season, they give out awards like most valuable player, mvp, this beautiful award. they also give out awards during the season. >> steve: do they really? >> jimmy: yeah, sort of like the ones they do in high school yearbooks like most likely to succeed, class clown. stuff like that. so, with that in mind, it's time for "tonight show" superlatives. tonight show superlatives >> jimmy: our first player is matt barkley. he's a quarterback for the arizona cardinals. he was voted most likely to play draco malfoy in the mtv remake of "harry potter." interesting. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: in the mtv remake. >> ji

and they came up to see us at the apollo theater. they came up to the (laugh)-- to harlem--. >> came uptown. (laughter). >> --to see, to see us at the apollo theater. loved us. said, "we wanna sign them". signed us, took us to-- london. and we were there for probably about eight months going through a metamorphous or a transformation into labelle. >> just the three of you instead of four. >> just the three of us. and so they asked if any of us could-- write music. and, you know-- none of us raised our hands. (laugh) and i said, "i write poetry. maybe there's something there". so they said, "well, go home and write something". (laugh) and i did. i went home and i started thinking in terms of, and it seemed natural to me to, from melody and lyric to go together. i don't know why i never thought of it before. but it became a natural thing. and then i worked with-- a musician who was basically our kind of m.d., gene casey. and he said, "you can do this. here, let me show you". and he started teaching me piano. and i began to learn myself

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of course, apollo creed's son. stuff of movie legend. what did you do to prepare?l the pressure? >> a little bit. not so much because i had sylvester stallone in my corner and literally took the pressure off of me to not compete and compare with anything that he did 40 years ago but have your own legacy and kind of do your own thing. physically, i felt the pressure. they did such a great job back with carl weathers and sly. they were cut to a t. me and my trainer wanted to set the bar pretty high. >> helping jordan transform into the role of creed, rocky balboa himself, sylvester stallone. >> he knows movie boxing better than everybody else. if you have to telegraph this and that. he really connected the dots between real boxing and on screen boxing. >> reporter: all of the boxing resulted in a sculpted physique that scored him a cover shoot for men's fitness. there's a reason why you're on the cover of "men's fitness." >> i am on the cover. did you see that? >> i did see that. a lot of people have seen that. >> i'm super proud of that. >> what did it take to get t

apollo 13 was one of the best movies of the '90s, i think. we'll see if this draws people in. >> tell me about sister. this one i'm unfamiliar with. >> amy poehler and tina fey who are costarring for the first time since 2008 when they did baby mama. >> this is only their second movie together? >> right. everybody thinks of them as a female version of bob hope and bing crosby. they did snl together, of course, and a couple of golden globe hosting gigs, so this is mama. they play sisters, amy is the uptight one, and they decide to have one last big bash in their parents' house before they move out of it, james bro lin and -- >> looks good in the gray hair there. >> yeah, that's right. and they're terrific together anytime, so this looks like a good comedy. >> now, concussion, that's the will smith one, right? >> yeah. instance bic pa thomas who in 2006 was looking at the cases of about a half dozen nfl players, a lot of them from the pittsburgh steelers, who had died or committed suicide under mysterious circumstances. and he came up with a ne

. >> it's been nearly 40 years since rocky balboa fought his first rival apollo creed.ow four decades later the italian stallion is back taking on a new role training apollo's son in the new film "creed." >> i heard about a third fight between you and apollo behind closed doors. is that true? >> how do you know all this? >> i'm his son. ♪ >> a great fighter once said, it ain't about how hard you can hit. it's about how hard you can get hit. and keep moving forward. >> okay. bring it around. are you a fan of the "rocky" series? >> i totally am. and i love boxing. i'm super excited about this the movie. they are saying the performances are very good. i'm excited. i'm going to go see it. sometimes i get pay per viewy, i'm going to go. >> juan, do you like to see the boxing genre or do you have an idea who is going to win before the match even happens? >> yeah, because i think boxing is such a human stage about emotions and bravery and people who are able to get up off the mat literally. and for me a lot of family involved in it and i just -- so it means a lot, and i think

. >> illegitimate son of the late, great, apollo creed and he just wants to figure out who he is. >> adonis is just trying to figure out if he has got what it takes to achieve the things that he wants. >> you are still caught in the shadow. >> every move that i make, every punch that i throw, everything will be compared to him. >> you are apollo creed's son, so use the name, it's yours when she first meets adonis she's not really prepared to like someone as much as she end up liking him and then eventually loving him. but he end up being someone that pushed here, they are in parallel spaces in a lot of ways. >> you don't know nothing about me. >> do you this, you are going in to a storm. >> what's wrong with you? >> somebody help! >> i have to believe that to play a boxer, you really have to almost really become a boxer. >> for sure. >> how physical was it for you? >> very physical. i think it's the most financially demanding thing that i have done so far as far as like, you know, physical preparation, the diet, change, you know, the workouts, you know, basically a year of working ou

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you are apollo creed's son so use the name. >> i believe a few late night screenings around the country tonight but opens up wide tomorrow. >> we have been waiting for this a long time. >> very good, i even eyed it. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 search continues for two suspects in the shooting of a pennsylvania state trooper. as we showed you live here on cbs-3 it started with a pursuit that led to the fiery crash on the vine street expressway. >> guns were drawn, there were rifles every where. >> shocked eyewitnesses were there as this tense situation unfolded, we will hear from people who saw frightening scenes, play out, kate? >>> and we started this morning at 33 degrees in philadelphia, it was another below average day, but it is not going to stay that way, we are in for a holiday warm up that is coming up. i'll tell you how warm it will get for thanksgiving and black friday. >>> you had busiest travel week has been hit with a security alert from the state department, i am will's alexandria hoff talking tight security here at philly international. >>> a pe

his new movie "creed" is about rocky balboa training the son of apollo creed. i believe in the next one he trains ivan drago's son, vladimir putin. after that, after that, i'll be talking with the newsman's newsman, mr. ted koppel. (cheers and applause) ted has a new book about hacking threats on the internet. i'll ask him what town he was born in and his mother's madeen name. and we'll have a performance by the band my morning jacket! (cheers and applause) is my morning jacket took that this is true, with the initials mmj on it. they were this close to naming the band dry clean only. and we're going to kick things off in just a secretary. but one last thing, jon, did you catch the ford ecoboost 400 nascar race yesterday? >> jon: no. >> stephen: you didn't catch that? >> jon: i didn't catch it. >> stephen: you didn't catch it, it was great. i personally can't imagine what it would be like going 200 miles an hour right on somebody's bumper. plus with the gps going the whole time, follow the highlighted route n1700 feet, turn left, then turn left. continue, turni

you know, the speculation is it's from one of the apollo missions.that the u.s. or russia or someone else sent to the moon, but we do know that it's been orbiting the lunar space for a number of years, so it's most likely one of ours or one of the russians'. >> dr. chiao, nasa says there are what, more than 500,000 pieces of space junk being tracked as they orbit the earth. >> right. >> are any of these kind of risks, a danger in the future for us? >> well, sure. you have to be concerned. you have to take into account orbital debris. we certainly do on the international space station and we did during the shuttle program. all spacecraft are shielded, so you can take little hits. most of the orbital debris that we do take hits from are tiny little rocks, basically like grains of sand or even paint flecks or things like that from old boosters, but you're traveling at enormous speeds, earth orbit is at 17,500 miles an hour. so, a good sized rock if you don't avoid it or have shielding could ruin your day. >> leroy chiao, thank you so much for being with

in the latest installment, apollo's son is played by michael b. jordan. >> when we were doing scenes on the street, all the people, "rocky, hey, rocky!" >> reporter: "creed," a small-budget film with modest expectations is more than a spinoff. >> you have a new african-american lead in the role. you have a new director. it's a fresh start for the franchise. >> reporter: it is the first "rocky" not written or directed by sylvester stallone. the new director had to convince city stallone to sign up. >> this is his create and he's directed it in his own way. >> i wanted this relationship to be simpymbiotic. both of the characters are in need. >> reporter: the classic underdog sports story for a new generation. already, talk of a sequel and an oscar nod for stallone, who hasn't been nominated since the 1976 otherwise. "creed" said to be a knockout edition to one of the most iconic movie franchises of all time. for "today," jacob rascon, nbc news, los angeles. >> michael b. jordan had to get ripped for that. >> it paid off for all of us who get to watc

and this time he's coaching the son of late friend and former rival apollo creed. (nats: your father was a great man.n. you can be great too.) creed is rated pg-g- (nats: helel?) those of you looking for a family outing this holiday weekend can count on pixar. in their latest flick... an apatosaurus (ah-pat-uh- sawr-us) named arlo makes a human friend. (nats: wow!) together the unlikely pair must travel through a hahah land and confront their fears. the good dinosaur is rated pg harry potter and professor x are teaming up to recreate one of hollywood's classic partnerships. (nats: igor, you and i shall be the very heart of a scientific enterprise that will change the world) this new twist on a legendary tale tells t t story of victor frankenstein frothe perspective of his eager assistant - played by daniel radcliffe....as they try to create life from the dead. (nats: any questions?... um well) in the end igor must fight to save the original mad scientist from the monster he created. (nats: it's alive) victor frankenstein is rated pg-13 for now showing, i'm andrew s

do they play at the apollo? >> jimmy: they play at the apollo theater, yeah.fantastic. >> jimmy: yeah. ♪ thank you, photo booths, for being the easiest way to force people into looking like they had fun at your wedding. [ laughter and applause ] let's get out of here. get your coat. we're getting out of here, yeah. >> steve: we got to wait for the picture. >> jimmy: you gave her the gift, right? let's get out of here. >> steve: oh, oh hey! sexy. >> jimmy: get your coat. let's get out of here. let's a free drink. >> steve: they think we're getting a divorce. >> jimmy: get the hell out of here. >> steve: good luck to them. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, autograph collectors, for pretty much saying, check out how many people i bothered. [ laughter and applause ] i bothered michael jordan. that was good. he didn't want to do that. my dad. grandpa bothered babe ruth. [ laughter ] ♪ with arms wide open under the sunlight welcome to this place i'll get you anything ♪ ♪ let's get ready to rumble jeremy spoke in ♪ >> steve: i love this movie. >> jimmy: great movie. >> steve: i

including one design for the apollo 11 mission, the original moon landing mission. joel has a voluminous volume of work. you have seen it coins, journals, stamps. he has designed over 2000 stamps for 40 different countries. his artwork hangs in the pentagon, the capital, the white house. but my favorite is that it has actually been on a ride on a spatial. it is my pleasure to introduce joel iskowitz. [applause] joel: thank you so much. good afternoon everybody. i went to thank everyone for coming. that very,david, for very wonderful introduction. i want to thank a couple of individuals just before i begin. the founder of this beautiful institution and chairman emeritus. i also want to thank my very who friend constantine, creates wonderful ideas, this being one of them hopefully. then i speak to you about designing congressional gold medals from my perspective. christian, to thank who is held my hand through the process, making sure everything works well. that the slide presentation goes well. and i also certainly want to thank, last in this case but not least by an

. >> they an affair even when gwen was pregnant with their last child apollo. meanwhile, there's new video of gwen out today leaving her home in a range rover after the story broke this morning. and this must be tough, "us weekly" points out image of gavin hiking with the nanny in 2012, his hand on her lower back. >> this is when the suspicions within gwen. >> who is the nanny? first off, she has a lot of people comparing her looks to gwen. the tinted hair, fun boho chic style. >> she worked for them since 2008. >> a source close to the singer tells "e.t." that he just wa gwen to be happy, and if she's happy with blake, well then so be it. all the drama's unfolding amid "the voice's" live playoff. >> it's so much emotion. >> and shifting attention from the contestants to the coaches. >> if there's anybody o planet that can handle the rumors and gossip and jabs, you're talking to him right now. >> "e.t." was backstage at "the voice" last night. and we actually give adam credit. he took the heat off gwen by talking about their bromance with blake. >> blake's got