one was famed rocket scientist von braun. >> huntsville, alabama, president kennedy here with von braun two-day tour -- >> i read a letter that he wrote to kennedy, when he said, how can we beat the russians? and von braun's letter basically said, we can't beat them they were except to be the first on the moon. and so, that's what we committed to. >> may 25th, 1961, the president made a dramatic announcement before a joint session of congress. >> i believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal before this decade is out of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth. >> we didn't go to the moon to collect rocks. we went to the moon to stick the flag in the moon before the russians did. >> if we didn't have the cold war, would kennedy have had the same -- >> no. >> -- zeal? >> no. >> to have something that would show america's ability to respond to a challenge as well as to do it in what in a full, open, and peaceful way, i think really did catch the imagination of the american people and of the politicians at the time. >> catch the imagination, i

>>david braun with capstone strategic, thanks so much. >>thank you.agazine is out with it's business person of the year.and the high honor goes to...tesla's ceo elon musk fortune compares the tesla innovator with the "shared genius" of apple icon steve jobs.musk is credited with leading the electric car revolution.according to the magazine-- the tesla brand may have a larger effect on the world than even apple. still ahead-- a big time investor is feeling energized about a natural gas stock.should you be too?find out next in chart talk. i'm going to pass chemistry, and i'll take it from there. i'm going to do what makes me happy. i'm going to work hard. be independent. live large. make the most of every opportunity. i knew i wanted to go to college. but figuring out how to pay for it? i didn't have a clue. the u.s. department of education has over $100 billion. and that's a lot of money. to help students pay for college. and the free application? you mean the fafsa. i did it online. it was easy. i'm never giving up on my goals. i will make a differenc

. >>> el gobernador de california, jerry braun dijo que podrÍa haber recortes a los programas pÚblicosencuesta en las profesiones que salieron las mas honestas y las mas deshonestas. >>> solo el 8% considerÓ a los vendederos de autos. >>> mÉxico se llevÓ el tÍtulo del paÍs mas corrupto del mundo junto con argentina. asÍ como la exportavoz del expresidente calderÓn. >>> la fuerza de la naturaleza en mÉxico con vientos de 150 kilÓmetros por hora, la policÍa cerrÓ la autopista, algunos transportistas no acataron la medida y hubo voladuras. >>> en uruguay, el derecho por la ley de marihuana legual, se le darÁ a los reos detenidos en las prisiones. >>> y desde san salvadon este informe. >>> fue despedido como un herose. este agente leonardo valiente fue detenido en un tiroteo en el transporte pÚblico. >>> nosotros salimos de nuestras casas y sabemos si regresaremos. >>> en los Últimos 8 dias han habido muchos tiroteos. >>> si ellos tiene instrucciones a balazos le vamos a contestal guet para nosotros esta claro que ellos han aumentado el niven de violencia y confrontaciones con las autorida

braun ties it up. it's 3-all. later, a tip-in, and there it is. 5-3, hurricanes. the sharks loose back-to-back games. usa soccer, a death, and that's not a good thing. first it will be ghana. tiger woods is on fire at the world golf challenge in thousand oaks. the first hole, the put for birdie, making 10 birdie pucks, tying his own record with a 62. he leads that event by two strokes. >> and no freeze tonight! >> be careful out there. >> have a good weekend! >>> the world mourns. >> he was an incredible man. a selfless man. >> celebrating his life. ♪ and the moment nelson mandela's daughters learned of his death. with william and kate at the premiere of the new mandela movie. >>> then -- the sound of history. ♪ 19 million people tuned in. the littlest cast members today. >> yay! >> and how did carrie do? >>> and exclusive. paul walker's last photo. >> we have confirmed two fatalities. >> and death's souvenir shocker. >> cops say someone grabbed a piece of the mangled porsche

justin braun blocked eight shots in yesterday's game against the blues. the anaheim ducks struggled quite a bit in their last six road games. one win in that span. overall, they have won 3-4. then there is also this. the ducks played yesterday and traveled last night. here is sharks' head coach. >> i think there are a lot of similarities in the two clubs with the mentality of shooting and getting it back. even some of the power play attributes of the way it's run. will the statistics on paper dictate the outcome of the game? probably like you, you don't believe that will happen. it's still going to take 60 minutes of play. the odd break, the odd call go your way. >> now we set you up for the contest, watch sharks pregame live on comcast sports net california. at 11:00, we'll have complete highlights of this game, as well a college football surprise. highlights and complete update at 11:00. with the end of this month, a lot of people growing the november stash, i'll be shaving this beard tomorrow. >> unfortunately, yes. >> we'll miss it, brody. >> you're t

trato de detenerlo, se enfrasco en forcejeo, braun quedo tirado en el suelo. de asesinato entre otros >>braun era comediante, murió por dos disparos en pecho y cuello, los agentes de seguridad sobrevivieron. >>frasier tenía un extenso record de crimenees violentos en las vegas, pero el abogado dice que no recuerda el incidente >>pero las imágenes lo ayudaran a recordar, maría eugenia, muchas gracias >>y sale a luz un nuevo video del accidente aeronave asiana, en julio pasado. un piloto dijo en audiencia que estaba preocupado por lograr el aterrizaje con éxito, pues el sistema había sido apagado, el sistema automatico, se cree que los pilotos se confiaron demasiado del mecanismo >>el sistema 11x11 busca que los integrantes de la cámara de representantes reciban un email de los indocumentados quieren presiónar para que el proyecto sea sometido en cámara baja. >>y el ayuno continuara a nivel nacional, este duro 22 días. los activistas mantendran presión sobre barack obama quien podría hacer más sobre este hecho >>y salen a la luz momentos en que compartieron bara

there are more than 9 million species on the planet and just staying alive takes brains as well as braunere's cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: for the nearly 9 million species that live on planet earth the daily struggle to exist requires ingenuity, creativity and resourcefulness using stunning footage from 10,000 hours of material nat geo wild takes them for a look at the animal kingdom. >> every animal has that same path. they're born, try to survive, they pass on their genes and then they die. it's much more complex than that. >> reporter: unexpected and surprising animal relationships abound like the work of this strawberry poison frog that individually carries its thinkly hatched tadpoles up trees to pools of water. ♪ and then returns every few days to feed the tadpole until it grows into a frog. >> if that isn't a picture painted of a mother caring for her child i don't know what it is and it is a frog. >> reporter: these grass cutter ants can't eat it so they chop the grass, carry it to their home where they feed it to a fungus they can eat and built in ventilation to get rid of exc

justin braun, the guy's stick chopped out of his hands. you'd think this was lacrosse. sharks lose to the wild 3- 1. disappointing road trip. >>> zach johnson with the miracle drop shot and this kept him alive against tiger woods, even tiger having a smirk on his face. a par would force a playoff with tiger. woods with a give me putt, not much of a give me put at all. how about that, johnson defeats tiger woods on a missed putt by tiger. don't see that often. >>> stanford is officially going to the rose bowl. they'll play michigan state, huge legacy being built by david shaw. he'll be on the gameday tonight. >> thanks. >> that's all the time we have tonight. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford >> simon: tonight, you will not hear from world leaders about the greatness of nelson mandela, but from the people closest to him-- from the people who called him by his clan name, "madiba." what they saw and admired more than anything else was his power of forgiveness, how he forgave the people who had stolen his life from him. you will see him tonight not as ne

daniel mcadams is an executive director of the braun hall institute for peace and prosperity. he told rte why he thinks the wording of that verdict could be a cause for major concern. just growing by a judge of all we hear on friday. i said that the aclu doesn't have the right to challenge on this collection of data data because that was it was done illegally because of revelations by snow. because congress meant for section two fifteen of the patriot act to the secret war is under that section to the secrets of the aclu had no right to challenge what the implications are incredible to think about it it means that if the government for illegally using two fifteen. we're an object of the city isn't the only way to use it to fifteen creek would never challenge that because we weren't supposed to know that they were doing it is absolutely chilling meanwhile some of the world's most well known hackers and five activists are discussing ways to counter the nsa is a digital surveillance of them gathered in homer before the thirtieth annual chaos communication congress journalist glen

in prison but that sentence could be waived after he first served five years of probation also to braun will not be forced to register as a sex offender this is just the latest scandal hitting the washington d.c. police force where one officer was arrested this month for child prostitution another officer was also arrested this month for child pornography that officer committed suicide. perhaps no institution is happy to see two thousand and thirteen go away in the united states congress it's been a rough year under the dome and many are calling for fundamental repairs to our nation's primary law making body and there's repairs are actually coming next year just not in the way you might think are key correspondent lives wall as this report . it's an architectural marvel in the nation's capital that has come to represent democracy and enjoy this i while you can because the capitol dome is about to look much different while come spring that iconic dome will be covered in scaffolding transforming the skyline of the region for at least two years the dome was built from cast iron one hundred

will been no women on the enlarged the they committee by two and had senator carol mosely,braun were added to the committee. in june. nated any senator could have put a my hearing o that wouldn't come up until the new way.was under and although there were three none of the s, three tried to stop the from mation process occurring speedily. the ggest supporter on judiciary committee was not now biden. president joe he was the chair of the committee. but it was orrin hatch. i had, as was announced, a affiliation with the american civil liberties union. one senator asked me any questions about that affiliation. my hope is that we will get back to the way it was. the chief and justice alito. true of is also justices kagan and sotomayor, negative, negative votes. i knew great man that and loved said the symbol of the isn't the es really bald eagle but the pendulum. has swing too far in one direction in the handling of judicial nominations and should back to the middle. >> i think we would all hope that. et's give a hand to justice ginsberg. [applause] do we have time for questions? >> we d

justin braun one times it. steals a goal past ward. we're tied at three but it wasn't meant to be.e elias lenum deflects it. an empty nether to score three goals and they win 5-3. the baseball business is just getting wackier. yankees win two big [ female announcer ] for those who love sweets your season is here. let's just call it the baking time of year. you need special ingredients. you need the staples for homemade. you need safeway sugar for just a buck eighty-eight. and that magic thing that makes everyone want another only two ninety-nine for challenge butter. and when hands get messy, quite surely they'll say, yum! wow! yay! what a sweeter holiday. safeway. ingredients for life. >>> yankees second baseman robinson cano put his trust in music mogul jay z to negotiation a deal and seattle took the link and sinking. it ties albert pujols for the best deal ever. averages 25 homers per season. but seattle finished 25 games behind best division boston last year and i'm not sure if he's going to help. granderson jumps to the nets. still gets a four year $60 million deal with the m

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braun with a blast to tie it at 3-3.e winner, yes, a lot of traffic and it's another deflection in front. and empty goal net would make the five 5-3. >>> you don't have to bend it like beckham to know when your soccer team sent into the group of death it's probably not going to end well. that's where team usa is going in the world cup. world cup draw held yesterday leading up to the matches in brazil next summer. the usa in a group just loaded. germany is great. portugal has rinaldo and ghana knocked the usa out of the previous two world cups. top two of each group advance. >> it's one of the most difficult groups in the whole draw. having portugal and rinaldo and ghana and the story with the united states, it couldn't get anymore more difficult or any bigger but that's what a world cup is about. it's a real challenge and we'll take it. >>> high school football. archbishop versus sierra open division championship scoreless until monroe turns the corner and down the sideline, 69-yard touchdown run. 7-0. but going on to sc

braun with the blast to tie it at 3. here's the game winner. elias lindholm.er deflection in front. an empty goal net would make the final 5-3 the hurricanes. but you don't have to wind it like beckham to know when your soccer team is sent into the group of death it's probably not going to end well. that's where team usa is going in the world cup. the world cup draw held yesterday. the u.s. landed in a group that is just loaded. germany is great, portugal has reynaldo, and ghana has knocked the u.s. out of the last two cups. the top two teams from each group will advance. >> it's one of the most difficult groups in the whole draw. having portugal with reynaldo and ghana that has a history with the united states, it couldn't get more difficult or bigger. but that's what a world cup is about. it's a real challenge. we will take it. >>> high school football. archbishop mideast vs. sarah in the open division championship. scoreless in the third until mideast's monroe takes the pitch, turns the corner and goes down the sideline, 69-yard touchdown. 7-0. but sarah wo

justin braun got his stick chopped from him. no penalty calls, gets a loose puk, and the sharks lose 3-1 after he scores. challenging in thousand oaks, zach johnson with the miracle drop shot, he needed to just pull it out to stay alive against tiger woods and he did. even tiger had smiles, that one forces the playoffs in the playoffs, tiger putting to stay alive. it doesn't go, tiger woods loses to zach johnson, the shoe on the other foot. tigers not used to that. in fact tiger woods had a four shot lead with eight holes to play and he lost it. that's it, everybody. we'll see you tonight. >>> thank you, dennis. ly of the day from snowy baltimore maryland. the ravers were down with 10 seconds left in regulation when baltimore's marlin brown caught a joe flaco pass in the endoscopy zone turned out to be the game winner, there it is, as the ravens come back to beat the minnesota vikings 29-26 in what was a wild day in not f had yesterday. >>> 5:25 coming up a month after the devastating typhoon in the philippines, life saving saw

he--he was able to report to the president on how the hitler-eva braun romance had begun. he further was able to tell the president about hitler's sexual ambiguity. he also was able to deliver some intelligence or estimations that were of s--of substance. for example, he was the first to insist that hitler, no matter how bad things got, would not surrender, that he would commit suicide first, which is, indeed, what happened. the president looked forward to these reports from hanfstaengel he called them 'my hitler bedtime stories.' c-span: what en--what hap--ended up happening to putzi? >> guest: well, putzi s--seemed to lose favor when he got done telling his bedtime stories or when he had revealed whatever he knew, which--about the third reich and he's now a number of years divorced from that, and because he's kind of a pain in the neck who expects the united states to provide him with a piano, take care of all of his dental work. he's finally shipped back to the pow camp in britain, and that is the end of his spy career. c-span: also, you have sprinkled in your book some

of farella braun and martel will offer its services for free. >> pam: the n-r-a plans to file a lawsuitst the city next week. >> pam: opponents claim it clashes with state and federal laws and violates constitutional rights. sunnyvale's measure c was approved last month. some of the requirements include immediately notifying police when an owners gun is stolen and keeping firearms locked up when not in the owner's immediate possession. >> pam: san francisco's ban on plastic bags will stand. a state appeals court upheld the law tuesday. the law requieres grocery stores to only provide paper or compostable plastic bags and charge customers 10 cents. an opposing group argued that paper bags are a greater burden to the environment than plastic bags. >> pam: several bay area counties also have versions of plastic bag bans including alameda, santa clara, san jose and more than a dozen cities in san mateo county. >> pam: the bay area is booming! new figures show that california's population exploded this year. the most in nearly a decade. the most growth happened in alameda and santa clara cou

jerry braun, i don't think anyone is pure.eryone seems worried about water going to happen few commute the wrong person or something like. i should point out, too, one of the things governor cuomo has done as relates to criminal justice performance. he's led the charge to decriminalize marijuana. arrests of marijuana are the number one arrests leading to low income individuals of color. i believe it was if 2012. he publicly championed that issue as well as police commissioner ray kelly, mayor bloomberg to support a legislative change. the republicans in the new york state senate are still fighting it. the governor did step out and demonstrate leadership. decline. has significantly changed. >> that's another foot in all this, too. in new york, you have in colorado last year marijuana, in washington, the obama administration saying we will not be using our justice department to go after these states as they implement legal marijuana. that's another topic. i want to thank msnbc.com and congressman jeffreys. don't go far, you are

and they had senator feinstein and carol moseley braun were added. , added to the committee. i was nominated in june. any senator could have put a hold on me so that my hearing wouldn't come up until the new term was underway. although there were three negative votes none of the three tried to stop the confirmation process from occurring speed i wily. my biggest supporter on the judiciary committee was not now our vice president, joe biden, he was chair of the committee but it was orrin hatch. i had as was announced a long-term affiliation with the american civil liberties union. not one senator asked me any questions about that affiliation. my hope is that we will get back to the way it was. you spoke about the chief and justice alito but it was also true of justice kagan and justice sotomayor. they had many negative, negative votes. so the great man i knew and loved said that the symbol of the united states really isn't the bald eagle. it's the pendulum. so now i think the pendulum has gone too far in one direction in the handling of judicial nominations and should go back

shutdown in washington, obama care, lance armstrong and ryan braun, the edward snowden leaks, listeningarab spring falling into tumult, to name a few. you have a poll here. very interesting. do you trust people you meet away from home? and the answers are a great deal 19%, somewhat 49% and not much 29%. i'll do one more. the direction of the country headed in the right direction versus off on the wrong track? big, big jump there, ben? >> certainly a year where you saw the power of american government and any sense that american government could get stuff done could have any control of events overseas or here challenged. if that's the perspective, not great year. >> what's driving the dysfunction? >>, you know, i think people are -- i think people's distrust goes beyond government. i think people are distrustful of one another. i think people -- many americans feel that things just aren't working, that institutions don't deliver for them, that they -- there was one of the polls that i cited in the story says that people feel that the -- leaders in washington just don't care about what ha