carl mcnair "he set his sights high on education." now, carl and many others are using ron's legacy to impact others. they're hoping children, from all backgrounds, will follow in his footsteps. carl mcnair "let them know that they're good enough to go try and apply. if you don't apply, you know, you can't possibly have a chance to win." of course, before the tragedy 30 years ago, mcnair inspired another very who's from columbia. general charles bolden, who's now the administrator of nasa, has said if it weren't for mcnair, he would have never applied to become an astronaut. mcnair was given an honorary doctorate from the university of south carolina in 1984. the usc mcnair center for aerospace innovation and research was established in his name in the rain has cleared--and soon : here comes the sun. ben tanner joins us now with a look at your overnight forecast. expect gradual clearing overnight and lows near 40 degrees. friday through monday will be mostly sunny with highs from near 60 friday and approaching 70 by the end of the week

carl mcnair "i stood there and essentially just broke down and cried. my wife came out and asked me what was wrong, and all i could do was point to the television set." but mcnair's legacy is still evident in his hometown. his remarkable story of growing up here hasn't been forgotten 30 years later back in 1950, at just some of those books are now on you define your limits." his older brother says ron tackled self-doubt later in life at north carolina a&t state university, where he briefly decided to study music before an advisor convinced him that physics was his calling. he graduated from there and m-i-t before being selected as an astronaut in 1978. he flew a successful mission aboard challenger in 1984 and became the second african-american in space. it was his second mission aboard challenger two years later that ended in tragedy. carl mcnair "he set his sights high on education." now, carl and many others are using ron's legacy to impact others. thehere hoping children, from all backgrounds, will follow in his footsteps. carl mcnair "let them know

the game sebastian towns otherwise known as bash towns had a big second quarter had a big game carl mcnair with the steel and norfolk collegiate led thirty seven twenty seven at halftime and the second half deandre chambers made the lead fourteen points for the oaks back came the dolphins malik merrill led them with twenty one he cut the lead to six early in the fourth quarter that saw the closer they would get bashed towns ended up with twenty six including this three point play and the oaks pull off the upset seventy six sixty two first time maybe cape henry and six years. what a night for the norfolk admirals against off the face off in the first period game world her pants what a slap shot that was to nothing. admiral six minutes into the game they were far from finished great passing on this goal by scott allen it was three nothing ninety minutes into the game thirty seconds later greg chase would score another admirable goal lead for nothing after one. chase had the hat trick scoring in the second period i was going to win eight to two thirty news in our daybreak. i'm scott kept art