"apollo 11, apollo 11. this is hornet, hornet over." "apollo 11 reading you loud and clear ... our position 1,3,3,0, 6, 9, 1, 5." "we did what we said we were gonna do and we did it in public." "that was quite a deal and i was really, really honored to think that i had been part of the effort to get this thing started. you know it took a lot of people." "it was a team effort. everyone- everyone had their little part to do and that's what it took." "we can do ... we can dosome awesome things when we're challenged." awesome things when we're challenged." "you know you could make an argument that gee, we could have spent 25 billion dollars on things here on earth to better the lives of many americans and that's probably true. it isn't clear that we actually would have done that." "but one thing that i think you need to remember is that by going to the moon, they got to look back at earth and realize what we've got here, and how precious this planet is." "so, i think that's significant. that was a step in the evolution of human beings and now we're gonna explore the solar system."

all ap poll -- apollos. three apollos have it. russians have done a multipletimes.o came back. they're sitting down on the ocean, not a good thing. not as dangerous as we thought. not anything on scale of oy ryan. if anything had gone bad it would have been a very bad day. some of the scenarios i cover in the book, using gemini spacecraft to land on the moon. air force thought they could do that to pete apollo there. to try to keep the apollo assembly lines open after that program shut down 1972, there were ideas considered, flying loops with crews three or more around venus or mars or both in the same flight. that would have taken two years. but again, do the math, it all works out. the question is, who would want to? radiation is kind of a concern too. von braun designed an inflatable space station in 1953. that big ring-shaped one i had in the beginning. it looks like steel. it is actually a big bicycle tire in space t would have worked. there were concerns contractors on project voiced about, if some astronaut get as little overexuberant and bounces off the side

i want to ask you about apollo.ot seem to be making -- do seem to be making a lot of noise. jason: it takes its roots all the way back to drexel bird of lambert. they created apollo and this is a firm that really does like to make some pretty aggressive bets on underperforming companies. they have been very successful in that and they have been very active lately. they bought adt as one example. most notably, people in the private equity world are talking about them because they are out on the road raising their latest private equity fund, which could be upwards of $22 billion, which would make it the largest and ever private equity fund. vonnie: there's no shortage of people wanting desperately to get their money. where does apollo find more deals? jason: they're looking all --und, and publicly trading and publicly traded companies and underperforming private companies and also where private equity tends to shop in times like this is within bigger companies to carve out and underfunding -- underperforming division

jeffrey, why is apollo 8 so important?the most tragically blood-soaked year in modern human and global history. we had terrible events. there was the tet offensive. at the same time three american astronauts had been lost in a spacecraft fire just the year before, in 1967. white, grissom, and chafee. the space program which was our charm was moved out of reach. here we were in the summer of 1968. there was no plausible way we were going to make president kennedy's deadline of getting a man on the moon before 1970, and the guys at nasa said, you know what, you know our schedule, let's forget our schedule. let's kick-start this thing, let's put this spacecraft on top of this unproven rocket, and get three guys out to orbit the moon before the end of the year, on christmas eve no less. >> dickerson: it's amazing that after especially the accident -- >> that's right. ck not be risk averse. >> that's right. dickerson: not only risk averse, but they sped up the mission. >> right. i think what was going on there -- you're absolut

it was tested and they found it was little material and it was dust from the apollo 11 mission. further research showed the bag was the bag that neil armstrong used to bring back that first sample on apollo 11. >> 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

i mean, i like to say we've been 20 years from mars since 1969, since apollo 11. we would be on mars. technically we've had the ability to create spacecraft to go there. there's biomedical issues but with some waivers and consent forms, we could bypass that. we could go to mars very quickly if there's an astronaut and funding. >> how long is that, very quickly, in terms of being able to launch, if you got to go right now, got the check? >> right, okay, if we had all the funding needed, we did apollo from zero to moon in ten years, we could do this in 15 to 20 years. yeah, if we had the money for the program, it could be done relatively quickly. >> that's interesting, i guess, in nasa time frame 15 to 20 years is relatively quickly. old is new again? it's been really interesting to watch how new technologies are also old technologies and we just had the great report coming out of houston. your reflection on that, you've been in simulations using that apollo 11 approach. >> right. right. and actually my last flight was aboard a russian capsule spacecraft, so we laun

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 was probably one of the most difficult things that nasa has ever done. now we have a plan in the 2030s to go to mars with people, which would be an incredible thing for this country, for this planet, but we need to really -- we need to solidify this plan, stick with it, and fund nasa at an appropriate level so we can do these hard things. >> couple weeks ago president trump signed an executive order to re-

11. >> other items are armstrong snapshot of fellow apollo 11 astronaut buzz aldrin, standing on thelo 13 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

apollo and kkr came up.stry, you don't have to look far. >> unloved indeed, and this is what private equity loves. whatsoever's in about the private equity business is, it thrives in many parts of the cycle where they really do the best is when they can go in and buy things other people are willing to abandon, and other people are shying away from. and so, they don't have the sort of competition in a robust market like this that they would normally get from a strategic buyer, another retailer. another retailer can't afford to buy nordstrom's. they are figuring out how to stay alive themselves pretty will be interesting to see if this does go into private equity hands. julia: great to chat with you, jason kenney, bloomberg executive editor for tv. still ahead, the bloomberg dollar index down a percent. -- 8%. how to capitalize on a potential bounce. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: it's time for options insight with julie hyman. julie: joining me for today's options insight is a chief options stra

which brought back to earth by neil armstrong during the apollo eleven mission. positivos rudolph our bass tells us all about. and that. this nondescript pouch may appear on remarkable. but what lies inside it is worth more than its weight in gold. on the twentieth of july nineteen sixty nine during the first lunar landing. it was used by neil armstrong to collect specimens of moon dust and tiny wilks this is the only item in private hands so. it's a tremendously rare thing and we think about it in terms of. stork artifact. something that was used by the first man on the first machine is that what the first samples is just it's remarkable. valued between two to four million dollars the pouch almost ended up in the band. off the apollo eleven mission was completed it was due to be shipped to the washington aaron space museum. button administrative era with infantry minted ended up in the johnson space center in houston instead. some of them were about to throw it out before offering it to a collector who run the space museum in kansas. he is later after being conv

the curator tested it and found that it was not only lunar material but in fact dust from the apollo 11 mission and further research showed the bag was in the bag that neil armstrong used to bring back that first sample on apollo 11. >> 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 jul

they didn't want to pay, so we had hard times getting our mone, even at the apollo theater. they wanted to give us $2,000 fr nine days. >> wow. >> what year is this? >> this is 1968. >> that was a lot of money back then, thoh? >> yeah, but for nine days. >> still it was a lot of money. >> and hotel bills. >> oh, you had to pay your -- >> yes. >> and so they got rid of the group by separating the members. they kept me as a single artist, put the other guys on the shelf. they had -- after the apollo the moments were supposed to be there, they called us in new york, had us in the studio while they had a different group of te moment, but they had john morgan with them which made it legit while we suffered not getting that money and getting paid and not getting any royalties. and after the single, my confessions of love, and i'm so lost, no royalties still. so i hung around and did a lot f things and then i ran into a person by she started the ball rolling in the '90s. >> you've been doing this since the '90s. >> around 2000 actually. >> you're a champion. you are the voice of pe

on the anniversary of the apollo 11 landing, one of neil armstrong's souvenirs from the moon sells for an astronomical price. >>> 48 years ago tonight, the country watched in amazement as america landed the first men on the moon. and today a bag neil armstrong used to collect moon dust on that apollo 11 mission sold at auction for a stellar price. back in 2015 a government mix-up allowed a chicago woman to buy this bag for about $1,000. she battled nasa to keep the bag and won, and get this, she sold it today for a whopping $1.8 million. >>> now to a spectacular view high above the city of london. a wild new ride giving thrillseekers all they can handle. so of course, we needed someone to try it out. and our intrepid correspondent keir simmons volunteered. >> reporter: for the past few difficult months, london has been a city in need of a lift, but today things are looking up. literally. with the highest, fastest city zip line in the world. >> just over your shoulder. >> reporter: i went to try it out. >> you're going to zip down at about 33 miles per hour. >> reporter: back in 2012, t

. >>> and adding to that space news, more than a half a dozen apollo astronauts, cltding jim lovell and, wisconsin, 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

. >>> and adding to that space news, more than a half a dozen apollo astronauts, including jim lovellkosh, wisconsin, to mark the 50th anniversary of the apollo program which brought the first astronauts to the moon. >> and 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. nu. ...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 odors for up... ...to 30 days. breathe happy with new febreze. hitting the mid-morning wall? with up to 24 grams of hearty protein jimmy dean bowls help you avoid it. shine on. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. >>> welcome back. time for the weekend forecast. there will be some wet weather in new mexico and c

there's the flight plan from the unsuccessful apollo 13 mission.pollo 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 some weather fronts around. but one things for sure, it won't be as hot as it's been in spain. during the day on thursday we had record—breaking heat. friday looks just as hot and although then temperatures may ease a little, the heat will be sustained. for ourselves, the day ahead looks mainly dry. it'll feel quite warm and there'll be some sunshine as well but we have had a weather front making its way southwards and eastwards through the night, tending to fizzle out, but initially there's some quite heavy rain on it. it does mean that although it will be another comfortable night, it won't

the flight plan from apollo 13, maps, even astronaut snoopy is, the mascot of apollo ten.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 earth, has been suspended from the ceiling in the entrance hall. it replaces the skeleton of dippy the diplo—dycus, which will now go on tour around britain before being cast as a statue to stand in the grounds of the museum. hello, there. with the weekend fast approaching, please don't make this the last forecast you will see. we'll be fine tuning the detail and we'll have some weather fronts around. it won't be as hot as it has been in spain. on thursday we had record—breaking heat. friday looks just

there's the flight plan from the unsuccessful apollo 13 mission.. proof that mankind's one giant leap still captures the imagination. tim allman, bbc news. now nobody likes a backseat driver but take a look at this. britain's red arrows from the royal air force have been performing some stunning manoeuvres with their american counterparts, the thunderbirds sat directly behind them. and to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the united states air force, the thunderbirds have been invited to perform at the 2017 royal international air tattoo this coming weekend. and before we go, we want to show you the new bundle ofjoy at the national zoo in washington. and this one comes with stripes. video shows a rare sumatran tiger curled up next to its mother after its birth this week. these animals are critically endangered, with only about 400 of them left in the wild. veterinarians haven't determined the sex of the cub yet, because they are giving the animals time to bond. thanks for watching. hello there. with the weekend fast approaching, please don't make t

apollo which is gaining a membership base now of more than 400,000 people said it will use its resources to continue growing the business. investors celebrated like they hit a hole in one sending shares up 30% to 1705. >>> cincinnati bell will buy hawaiian telecom for $650 million. as the company looks to expand its fiber network in preparation for a 5g network. under the deal, cincinnati bell said it will get access to the hawaiian market with opportunities to expand beyond that. cincinnati bell shares fell 7% to $18 even. shares of hawaiian telecom up 18%. >>> valeant pharmaceuticals paid down senior loans using net proceeds from the sale of another unit keeping it on tracks with its goals to reduce debt. valeant cut more than $4 billion in debt since the beginning of 2016. the shares rose nearly 3% to 1666. new product launches and strong demand overseas helped consumer goods maker helen of troy grow its sales. the owners of brands such as honeywell and revlon topped revenue and profit expectations. helen of troy shares were up just about half a percent to 9460. >>> an ongoing drought

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some colleagues vows found there was water preserved in these volcanic glass beads returned by the apollold get a more global view of the moon and we found that this giant, very extensive deposit across the lunar surface, we found evidence for water and this tells us the lunar sample the apollo collection are not anomalous but they seem to be quite common when you look at these volcanic deposits on the moon. these formed from highly explosive eruptions on the moon billions of years ago and the water, the original source is very deep down within the mantle of the moon. we are told we would need the moon. we are told we would need the moon is a stepping stone to training ina moon is a stepping stone to training in a mission to mars. would it be worth extracting it? that is a great question. it certainly is possible to extra ct question. it certainly is possible to extract this water. previously have talked about potentially harvesting water ice but the water that we found in these volcanic deposits are closer to the equator and easier to access and easier to process. the catch is, there is

this tells us the lunar sample the apollo collection are not anomalous but they seem to be quite common are told we would need the moon is a stepping stone to training in a mission to mars. would it be worth extracting it? it certainly is possible to extract this water. you have however a lot of material to work with. you would have to harvest a lot of it but you could extract the water. now, is enough to sustain a human presence on the moon long—term, that remains to be seen but it does tell us these are places on the moon potentially viable spots for future outposts and you could extract some water and not have to carry it all from water and that is big cost savings. much more on that all the news on our website. and you can reach me and most of team on twitter. i'm @bbc mike embley. thank you for watching. hello there. many of us have had more than ourfair share of wet and cloudy weather of late, but that certainly hasn't been the whole story. monday brought some sunshine for many places. that was the scene across the scottish islands. the sunshine was not shared out equally though.

president spoke at werehite house where they joined by members of congress and astronauts, including apollo 11 crew member buzz aldrin. >> great to see you. >> good afternoon. 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 spac

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so nasa, of course, was working on the apollo missions which going to send astronauts to the moon but missions before that that were intended to study the moon and get that information that we needed about the moon. and so in the early 1960s they started sending spacecraft called rangers up to the moon and they were hard landers what that means is essentially spacecraft that crash lands on sphafts moon, and that idea was just to get back photographs spacecraft wasn't going to survive but photos as it was going down and first several of these that they try to send were all failures. and i think it was about 1964 they decided to reare organization the whole project and they called up gerard kiper they asked him to lead this team. and so gerard kiper led team finally that got a successful ranger a ranger 7 that successfully got first close why photograph of the moon. >> another character in your book under desert skies is u.n. withcan kier who is that? >> incredibly important member of that team the ranger team, so he was such a fascinating person because he was amateur astronomer and he

off tv, his former "snl" co-star and former president bill clinton took to the stage at new york apollo. >> this is supposed to be a surprise for alec. it is certainly a thrill for me. maybe not so much for him. i mean, tonight he is stuck with a boring former president, trapped in the reality based world. i wouldn't know an alternative fact if it hit me in the face. >> bill clinton was always a good performer. >> so is alec baldwin, but not last night outdone. >>> solar power farm in china is getting the internet attention today. china panda green energy completing first phase of a solar powered facility in the shape of a panda bear. we have a photo. the photo on the left has gone viral. but it is an actual picture of the plant. photo on the right is an actual drone photo of the solar farm. >> little disappointing then, the real one >> the one on the left would be disneyworld solar. >> it is more like a fat little pig there. either way, you can't see the white. either way, it is trending >>> still to come, one former treasury secretary says president trump were a ceo, he would be fired

so they about how no one will come in they say yeah yeah shout who's a woman that was your opinion apollo don't you so you have a little woman. well you feel sort of awful hamann that you have come upon this or that high class. oh just a woman goes i should have found a mention and this will. make this into the college a sack positive sign you hope positive sign the home of a fait accompli all you know we are. some of the gods you're here to live in your soup bowl of the gods at home with your people i mean that there are somehow hop hop hop on. her in the. moment out so sad i'm not. going to come to her yeah yeah yeah. i'll make a come up to me. put a condom in there if you want to. go. one mission show. you were to. go for. some and. soon as you know were twenty. women mention conditions that you are the national you simply don't do that you will not mention. the huge ship you drew you'll pardon you should get on the you paid what you are a woman to her. child no other time in that's hadiya. on the media. you was made to leave the classroom and is sitting in the gym waiting for lunch sh

she says the apollo 11 site should be named a national historic landmark.g presentations to coincides with the 48th anniversary of the apollo 11 mission. no nation can claim ownership but the u.s. does have historic landmarks this other countries. >>> 94-year-old comic book legend stanley, his hand foots and footprints were immortalized in footprints. just last week lee was named a disney legend. he'll be honored with panel at san diego's comic-con on friday. he always had a little cameo in each movie he does. >>> here is something new for your summer barbecue. how about some pickles and tropical punch? >> combined? walmart is selling tropickles. it's cucumber pickles floating in a jar of red punch. it's not new in the south. they are soaked this kool aid. is that something you might crave? >> somebody asked me that on facebook. just pickles, i do like them. i'd take a bite to try it. >> it sounds interesting enough. we can't just bash it on the sound. odd enough that it might be okay. >>> is it the end of the line for the plan to replace obamacare? >> when

yesterday marked the 40th anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing.his week and item used on the space mission was auctioned. it was a bag containing what? let me try again. it was a bag containing what? both of you very smart. you're not going to answer. you're the only people in washington that -- watch this. >> they use that bag to carry moon rocks and dust on the apollo 11 mission. it's previous owner bought the bag on a government auction website for less than a thousand dollars. >> tucker: moon dust, judgment. >> we question. >> tucker: blamed the question question. i'm the bank, i have all the points. it's been a rough few weeks of the governor of new jersey. people in the area are going after him, including his number two, lieutenant governor. >> weight. >> tucker: he was booed in stating full of mets fan. what did he do? >> caught a baseball. >> tucker: let's see if he is right. >> he gets a ball. left-handed catch. >> nice to see them get from the beach or to the ballpark. >> tucker: chris jenkins light is enchantment >> we don't have to be

tull's father says her two year marriage has been rocky but says apollo has harmed her.he family says she's is bipolar but has been off her meds for about six months... they fear she may be a danger to herself. "you know tonight is just a chance for members of our congregation to who know and love jamie and love her family to come together to pray for her safe return. that's really as simple as it is." tull's husband has joined the dozens of other family members who have been searching for the 33 year old . the family is offering a 100 thousand dollar reward for her safe return if you have any information please contact the merced county sheriff's department. (grant) still ahead... it's video that has gone viral... a minneapolis police officer shoots at two family dogs claiming they were charging at him... but the video shows a different story... we'll explain.. (steve) next... a new plan to fix the leaning millennium tower of san francisco... hear what engineers are proposing to keep the tower from sinking even more... san francisco's leaning tower is continuing to tilt

to step up to an apollo so that. with yourself. you can't go wrong with the military it's a great stepping stone for whatever career you want to do but some veterans are willing to tell enthusiastic children a little more they ask me call of duty is very popular first year video game. it's play. like call of duty turn off call of duty oh yeah. these kids just don't hear. the darker side does the pentagon allow them to be told does it just need more recruits. iraqi government launches a probe into the alleged executions of terrorist suspects off to a series of disturbing videos online. a poll reveals americans see north korea as the biggest threat to national security we look at how much blame can be attributed to the media. the german interior minister proposes tightening potential wanted to following the violent scene of the g. twenty protests in last week. and a ban on pork on kindergarten menus is stirring controversy in austria.

to step up to an apollo so that comfortable with yourself. things you can't go wrong with the military it's a great stepping stone for whatever career you want to do but some veterans are willing to tell enthusiastic children a little more they ask me call of duty is a very popular first sure video game. it's play and that's because the military like call of duty to turn off call of duty oh yeah well you can't turn off more melodic these kids just don't hear. the darker side does the pentagon allow them to be told or does it just need more recruits. it. was. not. wrong smocks a year since the deadly terror attack in nice but a french magazine comes under fire for printing profit images of the atrocity. the u.s. and french presidents show signs of overcoming some of their differences after talks in paris however french people voiced their anger at both leaders regardless of their plans. and a new video is a version reportedly showing u.s. helicopters over the city of raka a fact capital in syria washington has confirmed its forces do operate i

apollo currently in prison for money fraud. >> former real housewives co-star kenya moore sharing firsttar married her hubby at secret wedding last month, instagram picture of that, beautiful, newlyweds smiling near the water with skyline of new york in the background. >> so this thing was pumped up. talking about this fight here. you know that guy? well, mma president dana white said the promotion tour is just going to be crazy. that right there is mcgregor. >> right to the press conference right now, between mcgregor and connor, and connor mcgregor and floyd mayweather t did not disappoint. >> answer me boy. answer me, sir. answer me. hey, give knee back pack. what a hundred million dollars fighter look like. still got 100 million, and he never touched it. that's it tax man. you're right. >> secretly best friends. that's what you don't know. mcgregor and mayweather, they're slate today fight. it will be a good one, on august 26 in las vegas. >> there has been a changing of the guard in the viral world. >> say it ain't so. >> gang dom style. pretty fun. made our own good day version th

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. >> jimmy: you saw guns 'n roses at the apollo? >> yes. >> jimmy: how was it?weeping, like a spaz, but it was -- >> jimmy: that was the best reference i've ever heard. >> yeah, it was so great. >> jimmy: that's so funny. >> because 1,200 people in the apollo. >> jimmy: right. >> there's going to be stadiums of 60,000. they're my beatles. >> jimmy: they are. oh, absolutely. >> i love them. >> jimmy: they're so good. >> he still has it. he was wailing. it was perfection. >> jimmy: really? >> it was over three hours. >> jimmy: oh, i love that. >> it was a dream, yeah. >> jimmy: and other than that, though, you are having a a terrible summer. so, you hate summer? >> i just don't like summer. >> jimmy: no. >> i mean, look at me. i'm marilyn manson threw up on me. [ laughter ] i'm not a sunshine person. and i wear black -- my mom says i dress like a sicilian widow. [ laughter ] i can't help it. i don't look good in color. i look exhumed from a grave. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you look perfect. you look gorgeous. we actually have -- i got you a a little gift because

they have to do everything in unison whether you're shy or not you're challenged to step up to any apollo so that makes you a quite comfortable with yourself and things you out of your shell so pretty much gives you that confidence but. this trait again if you let it but. it. doesn't just teach these students discipline they also learn the history of the armed forces as well as doing civil studies and getting into shape the pentagon provides the pool kes and is the so decision maker of guns that content. what does the army expense of the children it moves to its ideals officially nothing but it's hard to ignore the sergeant's business cards. but. this is this all of. the recruiters they leave their cards and this is a different routers navy army. marine corps and if it is interested in the military we'll give them the card and they contact the recruiter and the recruiter assist them in joining the military and that's why i said that we really don't. recruit we'll sister if the cadet is interested in going in the military but we don't recruit our cells it's a win win because at the college

a layer of gate keepers saying this is a redding standard and thelma redding is invited on at the apolloed to do "dock of the bay" and she gave an amazing critique of the performance, she loved it, and all of the walls came down and the song became a huge hit and i got to meet thelma and the family. it taught me to be respectful and be okay with being intimidated. accept it as a challenge. this song requires a type of intense embracing. you know, you love it, respect the fact that this amazing singer recorded before and made it a classic, performed and delivered the defining version and you're just bringing your own and it better be damn good. >> tell me something about whatever you want to share about the business of the music business. i ask that because you made money for the stuff you sang. you made money for writing stuff for other people. you do catalogs. so you ain't done bad but tell me something what you have learned about the business of this business over the years. >> you know that's the left creative and right business or different kind of brain functions that i'm not sure w

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