i'll pass it to bill reeves. [applause] bill: my name is bill reeves. i grew up in arkansas and went to oklahoma to get an electrical engineering degree and went to texas as fast as i could. in football season, i didn't have a chance growing up in arkansas. when i was hired on in 1967, i was hired on as the flight controller operations director. we were in charge of all of the power systems and the power distribution systems. we were also in charge of the pyrotechnic systems, the explosive devices that separate the stages and open valves and deploy the landing gear. i had gotten here right after the apollo 1 fire in january. i was lucky enough to be in position when we started flying the lunar module. i was in the staff support room. the support rooms are the rooms that support the main control room. we are the people who make the people in the main room look good. [laughter] >> absolutely. >> when you see the control center, when you see it on the movies, that is the tip of an extremely large iceberg. there are a lot of people supporting that. i was fl

as we go around we have the panel here jack knight to the immediate left, bob nance, bill reeves and hal loden, i will have them identify themselves briefly and say a little about what they did and then open it a little for questions and since i didn't introduce myself, my name is john charles and i'm a scientist here is the center, houston. i would like to turn the microphone over to mr. knight to talk about what you did to apollo 11 and what brought you here in the first place in your recognition of that important day . >> okay. i was the son of an air force family and we were in various places around the world and i went to georgia institute of technology and came directly here to the space flight center and was hired by the operations area and in particular the apollo systems group. at the time that i arrived, apollo had been is a programming work but we were flying the gemini and the gina vehicles. >> i was in the environmental control and electrical power area and i participated in every lunar module flight, including the first unmanned one and, i was in the ss our staff suppor

my name is bill reeves. i grew up in arkansas and went to oklahoma ou to get an electrical engineering degree and wound up in texas here as fast as i could. when it came to football season, i didn't have a chance growing up in arkansas and ou and texas. when i hired on in 1967, i hired on into the flight operations drek rat flight control vision. as a flight controller on the lunar module in the electrical power system group. we were in charge of all the power systems and power distribution systems of the lunar module, and we also were in charge of the pyrotechnic systems. i had gotten here right after the apollo 1 fire which happened in january, so the program was in a delay while they figured out what had happened and redesigned and got back flying again, which turned out to give me the time i needed to get on board and was lucky enough to be in position when we started flying the lunar module. and so i was in the staff support room which is the support rooms are the rooms that support the main control roo

i'm bill reeves and grew up in arkansas and got here as fast as i could. [ applause ] >> so i joined here in 1967 and went straight to the flight control division and was a flight controller on the lunar module in the electrical power system group. we were responsible for all of the power systems, which on the limb was just batteries. and the distribution system in keeping track of power profiles. we also were in charge of the pyrotech knick devices that separated the stages and open e valves and all that kind of stuff i was in the back room, vehicle system staff support room. we were the people that made the people in the front room look good. [ cheers and applause ] i was 2 years old when the landing happened. i wasn't actually on duty but we stuck around shift to shift and watched it. >> turn it over to jack. >> jack knight, member of an air force family that bounced around the world a number of times, number of places. went to georgia tech, graduated 1965 and came straight here at the manned space flight center. again also in operations. and was assigned to the lunar module. but

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. >> to my right here is richard cucco, bill reeves in the middle and jack night on the far end. [ applause ] richard, why don't you start us off . >> okay. i graduated college in 1966 and went to her for grumman aircraft company at the time. i started testing the environmental control systems on the lunar module and that worked and involved atmospheric revitalization system involving getting co2 at an atmosphere because in a closed environment like that, you have to scrub it otherwise you are in trouble. it was a captain pressure management and life-support type things that were the focus during the testing and development phases. >> build? -- bill? >> i grew up in arkansas and got her as fast as i could and the guy was a flight controller in the lunar module and the electrical power system group and we were responsible for all the power systems which on the limb was just batteries and the distribution system and keeping track of power profiles and were also in charge of pyrotechnic devices that separated the sages and opened valves and all of that stuff. so, i was in the back room which w

[applause] [no audio] -- [applause] bill reeves in the middle. [applause] knight on the far end. [applause] richard, what you start us off? i graduated college in 1966 and went to work for an aircraft company at the time. i started testing the environmental control systems on workedar module and that , that involved atmospheric relation systems which involved getting co2 out of the atmosphere because in a closed environment like that, you have to scrub it otherwise you are in trouble. management, and all the life-support type things are going to focus in the development phases. good morning. , i grew up ins arkansas and got here as fast as i could. [laughter] [applause] i joined here in 1967, and went straight to the flight control division and was a flight controller on the lunar module in the electrical power assist. we were responsible for all of the power systems which was just batteries, and the distribution system and keeping track of our profile, so we also were in charge of the pyrotechnics license that separated the stages and opened valves. i was in the back room, which

for governor saw his vote change more than a dozen times jumping from bill waller to the eventual winner lieutenant governor tate reeves. irregularities have been reported in seven counties. >>> a surprise resignation in the senate. republican johnny isakson of georgia says he will retire healthproblems. the move could provide an inin for democrats trying to take back the senate. >>> another big shake-up in the retail industry. lord & taylor has been sold for $100 million to le tote, a clothing rental start-up company. meanwhile, bloomberg reports the retailer forever 21 is now preparing for a possible bankruptcy filing. >>> and the world's largest hotel chain, marriott, now says it will eliminate small plastic bottles of shampoo and bath gels from all rooms. the move next year will eliminate 500 million plastic bottles every year replaced by larger bottle or dispensers mounted on the wall so you can't take them anymore after your stay. >>> coming , eruption in europe. >>> also, the privacy concerns after a doorbell video company teams up with hundreds of police departments. >>> and a professional racer and tv star is

keanu reeves, looking good in a burgundy tux, and alex winter loading band gear while shooting "bill. they kind of look like wedding singers and clearly, there's no mistaking them on set. but the same can't be said for keanu's former co-star charlize theron. short brown hair. olive trench coat. black lace-up boots. yep, that's charlize but, who's this? it's her body double. shot on the british set of the upcoming netflix movie "the old guard," the double was re-shooting scenes that charlize had performed earlier. and she's not the only star to have a look-alike. chris hemsworth's double bobby holland hanton has stepped in for him on "thor." "snow white and the huntsman," and "bad times at the el royale." bobby even has to eat the same diet to get that ripped bod. >> between six to eight meals a day, chris has a chef on set, they cook for me as well. >> reese witherspoon also has a doppelganger. >> this is marilee and she's my double, don't we look-alike? >> they met when marilee was an extra. >> everyone said you look so much alike, she became my double. >> jen garner's double of 18

reeves has been busy appearing in toy story 4, the third john wick movie and the movie, always be my baby. billis among a big names set to headline the new york comedy festival with more than 200 comedians, late-night hosts and others bringing their jokes to 100 shows over the weeklong event that kicks off november 4th and tickets go on sale next week. >> people believe if we repeat stories often enough, they become real. >> reporter: friday, scary stories to tell in the dark. >> scary stories. >> reporter: in 1968, a group of teenagers find a book of stories written by a girl who lived a tortured life in a mansion on the edge of town and as they read the stories they deal with terrifying all too real truths. that's your eye on entertainment. danya bacchus, cbs news in los angeles. >>> baseball bonds a homeless man with a giant. >>> this baby wasn't the only thing sleeping at oracle last night and i will give you the details coming up. >>> a live look at downtown san jose, 60 degrees and cool. if you love high 70s and sunshine, you will love it. >>> we are coming right back. it's 4:51. >>> temp

reeves for a second because we got excited news today. he's heading back to "the matrix." it will start shooting early next year. just when you need another reason to love him? his "billnd ted 3" co-star gave us one more. >> what it's like working with him? >> he's so polite. he's the most he's a delight, such a gentleman. i remember someone put a poster on set saying you're beautiful and he stopped his car and got out and wrote back to him. >> samara weaving has actually been in the keanu-verse for a while. her uncle is hugo weaving, remember him fighting keanu in "the matrix"? and now, keanu is starring in the "bill and ted" reboot with samara. it's come full triangle, y'all. but now, she's the star of the dark comedy, "ready or not." >> you shot the maid! >> does it look like she's wearing a giant white wedding dress? >> andie macdowell also stars in the film. what are your top three rules for looking as good as you do? >> stay away from twitter. i eat really well. i'm really health-conscious. >> what's your biggest indulgence? >> i indulge in dark chocolate. >> andie's not the only cast member who's age-defying. adam brody was with his wife leighton meester and we