how the nation celebrated the 40th anniversary of apolo 11. >> one small step for man. >> live in high definition, from wbff tv in baltimore, this is fox 45 news "late edition". >> hello, i am jennifer gilbert. jeff barnd is off tonight. topping the "late edition" tonight. more criticism surrounding maryland's department of juvenile services. did the system fail the teen accused of shooting a 5-year-old or did the department do everything within its power to help. people within the department of juvenile services will tell you it is a judge that let lamont davis out on streets. the truth is this man came in contact with a lot of people within the system and all signed off on his release at one point or another. that begs the question, is the state system in help of -- need of help itself. >> many of them need to go into the adult system, but within the adult system, we have to find a way to, to perhaps, separate them. >> we have to do better. our criminal sut justice system, including our jive niles, we are not effective. >> you will hear a lot of people tied to the juvenile justice sy

the apolo 11 crew takes another mission today at the white house. the crew will meet president obama to be honored for the milestone of their accomplishments. when they get there, they plan to pitch the president on back a human mission to mars. the best way to honor the apolo mission, is to go again on a new mission of exploration. many people are still thinking back on the first landing on the moon. we want to know where were you when the first man landed on the moon. we will take your calls and you can send us a tweet. >>> the world prepares to say goodbye to a news legend. news funeral services are scheduled for thursday at new york st. bargt althoug bartholo. walter conkrite was 93 years old. >>> michael vick is a free man. today he ends a 43 month federal prison term. vick spent the last two months of his sentence at his home in virginia. he has been work as an aide at the boys and girls club at the peninsula since the end of june. now it's expected that vick will step up his efforts to resume his football career. they will review vick's statu

. >> puede sonar como un destino lejano, pero si pensaron muchos del proyecto apolo y estaban equivocadosa luna. >> el primer partido de su Última temporada en california, se convirtiÓ en un martirio psicolÓgico,para la tcxjantmgkp@ oo@@@gúgú@ >> dramÁticas escenas se vivieron en milwaukee de una mujer con sus hijos, en un auto de llamas. el mÁs pequeÑo, se encuentra en situaciÓn crÍtica, tras haber sufrido quemaduras en el 40% de su cuerpo. >> una oferta de $40 millones, sobre los videos de entrenamiento de michael jackson de los entrenamientos para su concierto en londres. >> el futbolista inglÉs, david beckham tuvo problemas con los aficionados, que lo recibieron a su llegada al equipo galaxy de los Ángeles. hubo momentos en que h@ responder, y un aficionado casi se acerca a Él.tcxjanwqakp que tenemos por ahora, buenas noches, les decÍamos lo mejor. tc maÑanuhskph@tcxjmkph@xjanvúhp

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. >> reporter: astronauts for many of the apolo missions agree it should happen. they want the mystery solved: can mars sustain life. >> the human brain on mars and then we can answer that question. >> reporter: nasa will launch an orbeter this summer for more investigation. the i astronauts acknowledge the difficulty of a human flight. >> it puts us in a situation where we need new technology and new capabilities to go to mars. >> reporter: they say the mars surface must be the next race in space. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: the president has commissioned a review of nasa's human space flight plan. the men who walked on the moon now dream of mars. they hope the president will turn that dream into a reality. >> president obama said the apolo crew inspired the scientists of today. he compared their accomplishments to one of his own goals, america having the highest high school graduation rates in the world by 2020. >>> nasa is celebrating today's 40 and verse' with a giant moon pie. [ laughter ]. >> yes, it looks delicious. it is oversized and it will be ava

el apolo xi que fue el apolo que saliÓ y llegó a la luna.r esa sensaciÓn que llevar a cabo cuesta muchÍsimo dinero. >> hay personas que han pagado hasta $20 millones por poder llegar a la luna. ahorita los niÑos estÁn hablando de eso. >> yo vivo en la luna todo el tiempo, ricky. ( risas ) bueno, vamos a ir directamente con nuestra querida neida sandoval que dice que tambiÉn quiere ir a la luna. >> yo de este niÑo soÑaba con ir al espacio y todavÍa sigo soÑando, y me quedarÉ soÑando. parÍ sería un viaje fascinante. bueno, vamos a hablar de otras cosas aquÍ en la tierra. la policÍa de nueva jersey desmantelÓ una banda dedicada a la venta de drogas y dirigida por dos jÓvenes mujeres. detalles del operativo que culminÓ tras varios meses de seguimiento a este grupo criminal que incluso usaba niÑos para cometer sus delitos. >> las cabecillas de esta banda resultaron ser dos mujeres tan femeninas como delincuentes lideraban una banda que movÍa mÁs de $2 millones en droga el aÑo. >> estamos viendo una transformaciÓn en esta parte del estado, en que

his apoly and shame israel -- his apolo and shame is real. he confesd to his sons and t fbi. >> investigators are scang down the seah forlight recorders from the r france plane that crashed into the atlantic oveone month ag killing everyone on board. even the french navy submarines ve not bee able to detect signa from the black boxes. the cause othe crash may never be established. the form u.n. secretary general has gen the internatnal criminal court a sealed list of kenyan leade suspted of ohestrating violen in that country in 2007. more than 1000 kenyans were killed in clashes between supporters of the two main presidtial candidates. internatnal consvation groups say rhinoces' poaching in afri is at its highest level in 15 years. the rhino populations are seriously thatened. at least 1 rhis were illegay killed in sth africa a zimbabwe last year. th british press has reputation fo bng one of the toughest inhe world, the most irresponsie, some would say. if but how f do you go to get a story? if that's the big question in london since allegat

of flight to lead off with the premise that the life insurance industry is important and from that apolo's would ever regulatory a day's return reform package must include the life-insurance industry that the new regulatory structure operates as effectively as possible and minimize the likelihood of a similar crisis occurring again. here are some highlights of the importance of the life insurance business. life-insurance products provide financial protection for some 70% of u.s. households or 75 million families. overt trillions of dollars that the companies polled 2. $6 trillion in annuity reserves. annually repay almost 60 billion of life insurance benefits over $70 billion of annuity benefits and more than $7 billion of long-term care benefits. we're the backbone of the employee benefit system more than 60 percent of all workers have employer sponsored life insurance and companies sold over 22% of all private employer retirement assets life insurers of the single largest source of corporate bond financial and all the proxy 18% of corporate bonds. our also now without financial protectio

cumple otra sentencia de 25 años por el asesinato de un eh@tdxm]l apolo xi llegó a la luna.cemos la primera pausa, brotan lágrimas del rostro de virgen y desata una feroz controversia. >> se desata una balacera en el concierto de jenni rivera. jennifer lópez recibe una sorpresa en la filmación de su nueva película. >> sorprendemos amir a myrka des sonriendo por una buena causa. hñ >> bueno, continúa la cantando jenni rivera devastada pero aún así cumplió con dos presentaciones este fin de semana por posibles demandas por incumplimiento de contrato. veamos que nos dijo anocheh@h@t@ cantante afortunadamente había abandonado elar. >> tremenda visita recibió lleno pero lópez. sus gemelos llegaron hasta ahí y estas son las imágenes. primero salió el niño en brazos de un hombre y lo cubren con un par agaguas. la artista no pudo acompañar a su esposo marc anthony a la entrega de "premios juventud." >> ya la mencionó. a un paso de concluir myrka dafellanos, es u participación en miami como enpueden ver, lucía radiante y dejaba de sonreír. h@tdxm]nzft @ compartió con una de las viuda

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plywood's apolo's the head of the republican party should probably have a world view on whether there should be more bailouts in the future when there is exceptions double sidee good about what they do and don't just talk about life and the talking points to 720 think of a politician right now as a smart and intelligent figure is there one person you think of right away? >> guest: no. i think on the house republicans' side i think all right and is one guy who i am impressed with he is a conservative who does not scare the kids. >> host: he is having a moment and a big believer if we republicans are going to win outside the south that may be good to have leaders that don't talk with a southern accent. this comes from the guy who lives in atlanta, alabama, mississippi and florida and a southern conservative. but right now we are in new england, the midwest the pacific northwest and and because some people think of the republican party they think of newt newt gingrich, george w. bush tom delay and dick armey, guys with a texas accent. >> host: what is wrong with that? >> ronald reagan an

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they have a website devoted to all things apolo 11.play of audio and the release of the spacecraft audio. an interactive one al l st ep website and my personal favorite would be all of those restored videos of the lunar landing that everyone has been talking about. you have to check this out. the footage looks incredible. and finally check this out. this is really cool. you have heard of google earth. look at this. we have google moon. just launched this in honor of the apollo 11 anniversary. it is really fun. i will have links to all of these sites on go fish@wusa9.com. >> really incredible. >> with the lunar orbitar going in to map the moon i bet those google moon images over the next few years will get really sharp. >> how are you? >> i'm fine. >> it is friday and muggy. >> yes. >> we finally have rain in the forecast. >> that's good. >> a dry month. only 1300 at national and things are bone dry out there. watch out, though. we could get heavy showers and storms law enforcement officer. the forecast first in the upper 80s with scatt

. >> we've had a coupl of -- >> meanwhile the publ's interest in he missions following apolo 11 faed quickly. >> i tnk it wasoth the beginning and the endof someing. >> suarez: allen be was a member of theapollo 12 team. watching armstrng and aldrin with excitement and a touch of envy at the te he thoht apollo 11 wathe start of a long march toward lting manned explotion. >>we imagined this was ing to happen. itas going to be an derly progression to the moon, moon longer, to mars, mars longe, then whater is next. whatever technically we could d ut it didn't turn out to be that way. >> even by the second on landing there were articles in the newspaper wi man on the stet quote sang you know, is kind of old hat. it's not likehe first time. and i read those today and i think you g to be kidng. you were boredthe second ti we landed on themoon. >> suarez: therwere anoer five moon landin after allo 11 but nasa budget began shrking. still the spe agency did not lack f ambition. nasa lnched the space shuttles -- i was later ollowed by the hubble space elescope and the brilliant imagest captur.

we did spacewalking, and we needed a rendezvous, and we did all of those things between mercury and apolo they filled the gap. we were flexible. now, after apollo, what happens? we sat on the ground for almost six years after, using skylab to put a wonderful station up there. we did not put the second space station up there that we could have, and we flew to it several times. we did a joint mission where we did all of the complicated things, with the russians, and we had a gap of almost six years be and what were the russians doing? we should not have a gap in our capability of to launch people into space. unfortunately, we do right now. in space. unfortunately we do. host: more of the moments as buzz aldrin stepped on the moon. >> then the first man on the moon, read a plaque on the wings of an eagle, that was thought of earlier as impractible. >> this has the signature of the president of the united states. host: your thoughts about neil's words and your words? guest: very appropriate, i think the entire apollo-11 mission unfolded in an incredibly accurate way. it's a tribute, i think,

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. >> we've had a couple of -- >> meanwhile the public's interest in the missions following apolo 11 faded quickly. >> i think it was both the beginning and the end of something. >> suarez: allen bean was a member of the apollo 12 team. watching armstrong and aldrin with excitement and a touch of envy. at the time he thought apollo 11 was the start of a long march toward lasting manned exploration. >> we imagined this was going to happen. it was going to be an orderly progression to the moon, moon longer, to mars, mars longer, then whatever is next. whatever technically we could do. but it didn't turn out to be that way. >> even by the second moon landing there were articles in the newspaper with man on the street quote saying you know, it's kind of old hat. it's not like the first time. and i read those today and i think you got to be kidding. you were bored the second time we landed on the moon. >> suarez: there were another five moon landings after apollo 11 but nasa's budget began shrinking. still the space agency did not lack for ambition. nasa launched the space shuttles -- it was la

it may sound like a distant destination beyond our reach, but that is what some called apolo. to reach the moon, and they were wrong. let me share with you where i think america must go in space during the next half century. come travel with me on a journey of the imagination. it begins in earth's orbit where american space entrepreneurs have opened up the space wades into adventure travel. -- space waves. it builds upon the great international space station, which has become an orbiting research center and laboratory for all nations. and including india, china, south korea, and all other nations that aspired to explores space. we traveled to earth's orbit, aboard a new, reusable space deck. a magnificent space shuttle fleet. multi-purpose, international, and commercial ships. capable of runaway landings and a variety of other missions. we test wolong duration light support, exploration modules. -- we test long duration light fe support. the cycle back and forth between the earth and the moon and then station in the murder vicinity to act as communication relays -- and then st

el apolo, en 1969, fue el primer viaje a la luna.unas opiniones. ¿que opinan de pablo montero? >> voy para allÁ. ayÚdame. nos gusta el chisme. ¿que opinan? >> ¿cual es un hombre? >> mireme a la cÁmara. vea la luz, usted quÉ opina de esto que acaba de ocurrir a pablo montero en puerto rico. que le tomaron una foto desnudo. >> se metiÓ a muchos problemas, tiene un niÑo que tiene que pensar en su familia, primero. no es la primera vez que les pasan esas cosas y tiene que aprender, no aprendiÓ la lecciÓn. >> pablo, tienes otro consejo por aquÍ. >> ¿quÉ opina usted? >> pues, igual que la seÑora no aprendiÓ la lección, se sigue portando mal y no pago. >> o sea, que pague. tienes que pagar para que no te pase de suelo que vuelvan a sacar las fotos. >> no necesita contratar los servicios de ninguna mujer para tener relaciones Íntimas. estÁ bastante guapo. voluntariamente. verdad? >> hay muchos voluntarios pablo. >> vamos a pasar rÁpidamente dÓnde estÁ mi querido raÚl, adelante,, estÁs con una indicada muy importante porque mÁs adelante vamos

vamos a condenar en washington donde los tres astronautas de la misiÓn apolo 11, visitaron al presidente cuando la cÁpsula donde regresaron a la tierra caÍa en medio del pacífico y cÓmo movÍa una bandera norteamericana dandoles la bienvenida. tk]z[]hpckph@h@h@tk@ dramÁticas escenas que se vivieron cuando una mujer y sus pequeÑos hijos quedaron atrapados en un vehÍculo que chocÓ y despuÉs se incendiÓ. nos vamos con carla y el estado del tiempo. >> estamos listos o, al que tiene las mÁximas para el dÍa de hoy. [informaciÓn en pantalla] tk]z[]kkikph@h@tk]z[]kyzkph@h@h@ sobre el sueÑo.h@tk]z ? el que tomÓ advil pm... pasa menos tiempo despierto... con dolores y molestias... y mÁs tiempo durmiendo. advil pm. la diferencia es poder dormir mejor. un go- para el]t ¡aro quh@tk]z[]kv[kph@ y el Él? []dñbkh@h@e quiÉn mi amor? el de javi. hola javi, c vamosar uno yogurtplait ra niÑh@. ienen io y vita d... >> hugo d'elÍa seÑoras y seÑores estaba conversando con detroit una paraguaya fabricagenerando un saludo muy especial, en los deportes, eso fue lo que vinimos, belgrano como el dermatÓlogo. comienza

aldren, and armstrong walked on the moon, and the apolo 11 astronauts left the next day, a monday tome. we reflect on one of the proudest days in american haddistry. >> i was glued to the television along with everybody else. but i think the critical thing is the context in which it came. 1969 was an unsettled year has had been 1968. we had gone through the depths of vietnam, he had gone through the assassination of bobby kennedy, and martin luther king in the previous year. and the country was just in a sort of foul mood. and when something like this happened that was sort of the epitome of the can-do of the american spirit, and it made you believe that we could do anything, and that perhaps the really rough times of 1968 and early 69 were behind us. >> you have to understand, people of my age had grown up in an era of split neck, and the cold war. it was always ussr versus the united states. and the soviets were always on. and the john kennedy campaign came and said we're going to put a man on the moon, and it happened. it was so astounding to those of us who never thought it possi

this was a pioneering flights for apolo 8. >> my thoughts were that we beat the russians. [laughter] that was mission accomplished. the apollo took the steam out of their program. that is why i was at nasa. that is what we did. i am not as political as bill. flag in the moon, the apollo program was over. we beat the russians. >> that was a difference of opinion. i am a navy guy. two air force here. we started to look at the scientific approach and that is what we sold the program on, even though it was a race between the soviet union and ourselves. i concur that was the primary reason. even president kennedy made that announcement. by the time 13 came along, the scientific committee came out of the woodwork. they said, "ok. we have been to the moon. we accomplished our objective. now, let's get some return on our objective. let's start looking from 12 on to do the scientific work and that is where the change was made that we were to do it as a scientific program. >> i'm skeptical about the science. you hear people talk about science. science this, science that. on the spac

why he's not making any apolo apologi apologies. >>> why don't i give you an update on a suspicious package that was found on atlanta's pea peachtree streets, a main thoroughfare in the city. the all-clear has been made so we assume that package turned out to be nothing. the train station and nearby areas had been evacuated as a caution, but apparently people are being allowed to go back to where they were. >>> president obama, meanwhile, is about to talk to the press about health care reform and what's become really an almost daily push to get it through congress by august. once he's done, he'll head into a meeting with some house democrats, no reporters allowed. the president and democratic members of the house energy and commerce committee are will try to hammer out some of the differences here. party conservatives are balking over the costs of the reform package among err issues. republicans contend obama is in too big of a hurry. but the president says the nation's poor cannot afford to wait. >>> a car broke out in flames and good ma sa mar tans came to the rescue. >> step back! there'

this was a pioneering flights for apolo 8. >> my thoughts were that we beat the russians.[laughter] that was mission accomplished. the apollo took the steam out of their program. that is why i was at nasa. that is what we did. i am not as political as bill. flag in the moon, the apollo program was over. we beat the russians. >> that was a difference of opinion. i am a navy guy. two air force here. we started to look at the scientific approach and that is what we sold the program on, even though it was a race between the soviet union and ourselves. i concur that was the primary reason. even president kennedy made that announcement. by the time 13 came along, the scientific committee came out of the woodwork. they said, "ok. we have been to the moon. we accomplished our objective. now, let's get some return on our objective. let's start looking from 12 on to do the scientific work and that is where the change was made that we were to do it as a scientific program. >> i'm skeptical about the science. you hear people talk about science. science this, science that. on the space