whater oone of these eagles? an eagle is trapped the first year, second year, maybe third year, on its migration. and then, it has a time with an eagle hunter, which could be as short as a year, or as long as six, seven, eight years. eventually, they return that eagle back to the wild. >> pelley: it is part of the tradition to let them go? >> mcgough: yes. they firmly believe that an older eagle should be in the wild. >> pelley: what do you say to some people who might watch this and think that the eagles are being abused? that they shouldn't be caught? >> mcgough: i would encourage anybody that has doubts to go out with a falconer in this country or in the united states or anywhere. we only encourage their natural instincts. the only difference is you are right there. you have a front-row seat to see this incredibly million-year-old >> pelley: do you worry that, one day, there will be no more eagle hunters? a hunter named ouni told us, "no, it is an essential art that kazakhs are born with. since kazakhs have co

eagle plaza started as an idea. six years ago my business partner and i met, built and have a conversation about breaking ground for construct, where we floated idea of the construction of the plaza. between the san francisco eagle bar and the construction. a plaza unique to the world that will honor the leather and lgbt communities, serve as a focal part for them to have events. and now this idea is about to come true. it's fitting this was elected for the first public plaza dedicated to the leather community. it's been the home for this community for decades. a special thanks to supervisor haney and mandelman for introducing and pushing forward the legislation to permit the construction of eagle plaza. [cheers and applause] without their efforts, eagle plaza would still remain as an idea. i would like to thank all of those who contributed financially to eagle plaza and to my eagle family for their support. and, of course, the most special thanks to mayor breed, who removed road blocks, constantly moved the project

supporters of the eagle plaza. [cheers and applause] this morning, i was honored, my business partner, mike leon. on this historic day. i want to take the warmest welcome possible to the honorable mayor london breed, supervisor haney, supervisor mandelman. the greatest community, members of the leather and lgbt cultural district and the friends of eagle plaza. we're all here today after a long road. great accomplishments. eagle plaza started as an idea. six years ago my business partner and i met, built and have a conversation about breaking ground for construct, where we floated idea of the construction of the plaza. between the san francisco eagle bar and the construction. a plaza unique to the world that will honor the leather and lgbt communities, serve as a focal part for them to have events. and now this idea is about to come true. it's fitting this was elected for the first public plaza dedicated to the leather community. it's been the home for this community for decades. a special thanks to supervisor haney

>> the eagle has wings. narrator: the eagle has wings.the back side of the the moon. there, while out of direct communication with earth, it fired his engine to slow his dissent to a touchdown on the near side of the moon. collins, in columbia, continued in orbit, awaiting their return. >> all flight controllers, go for landing. >> telcom, go. >> capcom, we are go for landing. >> houston, go for landing. >> understand, go for landing, 3000 feet. >> looking great. >> how are you doing, control? >> we look good here. >> go. >> 2000 feet. into the ice, 47 degrees. >> roger. >> still looking very good. >> you're go. >> roger, 1201 alarm. >> ok, we are go. >> we are go. >> altitude 1600. >> eagle looking great. >> roger, 1202, we copy. >> coming down. 540 feet . altitude, velocity light. coming down. five down. 100 feet. three and a half down. 75 feet, down one half. 60 seconds. lights on, forward. 30 feet down, two and a half. four forward, drifting right. >> 30 seconds >> ok, engines stop. >> we copy you down eagle. >> houston, the eagle has

. >> eagle undocked. the eagle has legs. looking good. >> thrusting. okay, eagle, one minute. guys take care. >> see you later. okay. all flight controllers going to go for power descent. retro now. guidance. >> go. >> control. >> go. >> telcom. >> go. >> gnc. >> go. >> econ. >> go. >> circuit. >> go. >> capcom we're go for power descent. >> eagle go for power descent, over. >> eagle, we've got you now. it's looking good. over. >> looks good. >> eagle, houston, everything is looking good here. over. >> roger. copy. houston, we're getting a little fluctuation. >> roger. >> stand by. >> looking good. you're still looking good. coming up three minutes. >> okay. we went by the three minutes point early. a little off. our position seems to be a little off. >> roger, copy. >> he thinks you're a little long down range. >> that's right. i think we confirmed that. >> we confirmed that. roger. ♪ >> all flight controllers i'm going around the horn. >> watch that signal. >> what data you have for l.o.s. few seconds. >> go. >> go, go. >> telcom. >> go. >> ecom. >> go. >> surgeon. >> go. >>

the eagle has wings.ted around to the backside of the room -- the moon. there, while out of direct communication with earth, it slowed its engine for a touchdown. collins, in libya, continued in orbit, awaiting their return. orbit, in columbia, continued in orbit, awaiting their return. go.elcom, >> capcom, we are go for landing. >> houston, go for landing. >> understand, go for landing, 3000 feet. >> looking great. >> how are you doing control? >> got its you happy? >> looking good. >> 2000 feet. into the ice, 47 degrees. >> still looking very good. >> your go. >> you >>. >> roger, 1201 alarm. >> ok, we are go. >> altitude 1600. >> eagle looking great. >> roger, 1202, we copy. >> 540 feet altitude, velocity light >> to 20 feet >> 200 feet 400 down >> 100 feet, three and one half down. >> 75 feet, down one half. >> 60 seconds lights on, forward 30 feet down, two and one half, rightorward, drifting >> 30 seconds >> ok, engines estopped. >> we copy you down eagle. houston, the eagle has landed. >> this is a

the eagle has wings.side of the moon and there at of direct communication it started singin to slow its dissent to a touchdown on the near side of the moon. collins at columbia continued in orbit, awaiting their return. >> go, go, 2000 feet. >> 45 degrees, roger. >> still looking good. apollo one. >> we are go. >> out to 1600. >> eagle looking great. >> roger 12:02, we copy. 540 feet. 50 feet. altitude, 220 feet. 4.5 pounds. 100 feet. 75 feet. down. 60 seconds. forward. three feet down. right., drifting to the ok, engine stops. >> we copy, eagle. , the eagle has landed. >> this is apollo control houston at 105 hours down at the flight of apollo 11. there are current plans to have members aboard the eagle to eat and relax a little out prior to starting prep. certaintyt know with until an hour before. [speaking foreign language] >> in the world weight. july 20, 1969. it is said 500 million people gathered around the world to wait at the first earthling to set for -- put on the moon. cap us more listens on t

we have this eagle. this eagle looks hike it is impaled by a rake but that's not what's going on. let's see what tried to take that eagle down. that eagle was captured by that thing, that's wrapped around its neck. a snake. >> no >> he's like, look. >> the villagers saw it. they jumped in and got that rake. they held part of the snake down then they had to unwrap the snake from around the eagle's neck. >> i want to see the footage of how that happened. you know? did the eagle swoop down and grab the snake and the snake wrapped around the neck? i'm fascinated. this is great. turn the tables, man. >> the villagers came upon it after the snake was wrapped around the eagle's neck. and then it was just released to go back into the wild. we jum frp turkey to utah. martin from the southwest wildlife foundation is called in because a woman on this property says, you know what? there is a red tail hawk that needs some help. so martin goes out there. >> was it a trap? >> it is seriously injured. the year old red tail hawk, it doesn't have the red tail yet, it is still yuoung. but he's serio

the eagle had landed. roger.ountdown to the exact moment, 50 years ago, when the eagle module touched down on the surface of the moon. hello and welcome to bbc world news. the british foreign secretary jeremy hunt says britain will do what it takes to keep international shipping safe after a uk registered oil tanker was seized by iran in the gulf. mr hunt said tehran had assured him last week that it wanted to de—escalate tensions in the region but was now doing the opposite. iran has released footage of the moment its troops seized the vessel. this is the moment iranian revolutionary guards took over the stena impero, descending from a helicopter onto the deck of the tanker, as fast boats circled nearby. iran says the ship had broken international regulations following an accident involving a fishing boat. the ships owners have not confirmed this and say it was obeying the law. it is now being held at the port of bandar abbas. we are calling on iran to reverse this illegal act. we are looking for ways to de—esca

one particular eagle, it looks tasty. >> oh, no. >> this is where the eagle goes off and does as eagles do, soars away with that gopher. six weeks later a family was walking in this area, came across the go pro, and returned it to him. and that's how he got this footage. >> all that time later? that is beautiful. what an awesome thing for them to do. >> yeah. and at first when the camera got knocked over you're thinking what a bummer. but it made the video that much better. >> you've got yourself your very own viral video with that cool story. you see the go pro flying off again, you assume you're never going to see it again. it's canada, you know they're going to return it. he gets to enjoy this footage and so do we. >>> it's kind of a bummer when you have to miss out on family vacation, because you've got that little thing called finals. >> daniel was a few days into finals when his family decided to go. he decided to roll up on them. >> everyone could be like, aw. >> nobody knows i'm coming to the bahamas. but my mom and ryan. >> so he gets on a plane and lands in the beautiful baham

we've seen a couple of eagles earlier this week.all can'tunnel into the hole location. >> presented by mercedes benz as lucas glover gives it a go. >> there is out of bounds just beyond this green. should be mostly out of play today. >> that's a great angle. >> look at this. >> that is an incredible shot. just going to slip over that ridge. there's the outf bounds. >> okay. it is in play. >> unbelievable howha close tt came to slippingr ove to those stakes in that ditch back there. up at 14, this is the fourth for bubba watson at the par 4. >> he got in trouble off the tee, had to lay it up, and wasn't able to get his third shot up on the green. just trying to scramble and make a bogey somehow. >> aphibarnrat made his way to the 18th. second group out, looking for another birdie. >> hasn't had a good open record but played well a couple weeks ago at links golf and had a good round today. >> tough going yesterday as he was maryland yesterday in the final round. streelman there for birdie. streelman knocks it home. back to the first,

in the eagle's other little talon where from the real seal you would expect to see the eagle holding an olive branch, the trump-specific seal is instead holding a bunch of cash. and then there's two other alterations i will draw your attention to. one is the shield, sort of the breast plate for the eagle on the real presidential seal. that breast plate is red and white stripes down below and blue field on top. on the one designed specifically for trump, that was projected behind him for his mueller eve trump youth appearance, there's still the red and white stripes on the bottom, but the blue field above the red and white stripes is a little different. see how it's got those little icons there? those are hammer and sickles like from the soviet union -- right. just in case the two-headed eagle from the seal of the russian federation was not on the nose enough, it's the hammer and sickles. and then the last alteration you should notice is the words written on the banner over the eagle's head on the real presidential sealed, e pluribus unim. the seal trump stood before, that says -- tha

the eagle has landed.as actually around during the time of the first moon landing is a small child, i have to say, but i do remember very vividly family and friends gathering around the tv set to witness what was for is a hugely important moment in human history. at the time, the space race was closely intertwined with the cold war between the superpowers the ussr and the usa. the first country to land on the moon, well, that was a really big thing. the whole moon programme itself was all a part of politics. you know? getting away from this disaster in cuba and what are we going to do about all of this integration activity and what are we going to do about...? we need something different for people to latch onto. and i was space. we came from all over the world, literally, to work in this environment and we worked our tails many years. to get to the moon in the decade, you know, it required a lot of personal sacrifice. john tribes as the astronauts new they were going to be in the public eye, but didn't qu

the eagle was almost out of fuel. there we re eagle was almost out of fuel.oad. neil armstrong kept his cool. mission control awaited. 30 seconds. the eagle has landed. we copy on the ground. you've got a branch of guy is about to turn blue, we are breathing again. for the first time, humans had landed on the mend. here in the studio, it was pretty‘s first night broadcast, and was summed up by the bbc ‘s generalist at mission control. we are watching these pictures together. a lot later, at two o'clock in the morning, i'm sure no one who has got a television set ought to be going to bed tonight.- was right, just hours after the eagle touchdown, neil armstrong and buzz aldrin were ready to make history. it is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. england are fighting to reach their first netball world cup final todayengland are unbeaten in their home tournament so far. they're playing four time winners new zealand in this afternoon's semi final. kate gray is watching the match in liverpool. how is it looking? it isn't very tense here in liverpool

the eagle could not move its left leg. look at it now. workers from the rehabilitation center helped nurse the eagle back to strength. >> they sure did. >> it is so beautiful. >>> up to 45 years in business. it all came down to today. >> yeah. one of the popular milk pail market is officially done. the market in mountain view famous for its fresh cheese and its fresh produce. they recently had a farewell party. now they're gone. the owners say they are selling the property. all they have to say about it is they're moving on to the next chapter in their life. >> all right. pack a back is back. say reck heart community service will continue with yearly school supply give aways. >> a bit of a change. this year the organization will give backpacks and supplies to more than 3,000 area students which will be fantastic. but this year they are also giving some to teachers. teachers often take money out of their own pocket to make sure the kids have the supplies they need. to sack let heart will send a teachers kit of supplies to each student on t

while that go pro is all covered in fishlar eagle, it looks pretty tasty. >> grabth eagle goes off andway with the go pro. six weeks later a family was walking in this area and came across the go pro and returned it to him and that's how he got the foot anl. >> although wasn't that later? >> yeah. >> that was beautiful. what an awesome thing to do. >> at first, you were thinking what a bummer but it made the video that much better. >> you got yourself your very own viral video with that behind it. i'm assuming it probably had his name on it or something like that because it's canada, they found something. they return it and he gets to enjoy this village. >> he continues to wow us but h. he is known as the notorious bob. they're at a place called american pie in pennsylvania. and everything there is themed after christopher columbus. so the sandwiches have the names of some of the ship. >> the nina the pinta and the santa maria. >> they get some features and there's added pressure because he is there with an influencer that got him into competitive eating in the first place. here we go.

neil armstrong: the eagle has landed. mission control: roger... the moment the world held its breath — astronauts touchdown on the surface of the moon, exactly 50 years ago. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. nato has condemned iran for seizing a british—flagged ship on friday, describing it as a clear challenge to international freedom of navigation. in a statement, the organisation says it supports british efforts to resolve the issue through dialogue. our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, has more. this is the moment iranian revolutionary guards took over the stena impero, descending from a helicopter onto the deck of the tanker, as fast boats circled nearby. iran says the ship had broken international regulations following an accident involving a fishing boat. the ships owners have not confirmed this and say it was obeying the law. it's now being held at the iranian port of bandar abbas. we are calling on iran to reverse this illegal act. we're looking for ways to de—escalate the situation, but we're also very clear that we wi

pto >> the only other one is an eagle. >> a type of eagle. >> a hot one. >> a bald eagle. >> bald eagle is correct. a neat way to see the symbol of america. ♪ >>> ladies and gentlemen, get ready for the latest, greatest trick lining competition. >> oh. >> it's the narrowest trampoline in the world. >> that's basically what this is. >> is it sponsored by a cup company? these moves require you to land in a particular way. >> this is a world masters company preponderate it happened in germany, these guys have to perform these tricks. that's what they're being scored on, teams of two, so they have to out trick each other. >> the one dude pops up on -- >> oh, you win. >> men and women giving it their shot. but this girl is insane what she can do. she does like a side plank. >> take that fellas. >> amazing how any time anything is invented, they can stand on that thing and then you have a contest where you're doing triple back flips and pikes. >> they're developing a talent for what was coming next. these are the three winners, our lady that was so impressive placed second. i'm sure this is a

. >> eagles are predatory. they'll hang around for a fishing boat to come in and fly in and land. that's almost like curb side service. >> that's beautiful to see though how amazingly majestic they look. >> i just love to see how their wings work. >> we have all been behind a driver like this one and by driver i mean the sloth fair in india. >> is it really a sloth fair because it goes slow. >> no it's really a sloth fair. we all know that driver that doesn't care if they're in a lane at 55 miles per hour and they're going and there's a long lane of traffic behind him. i don't care. ain't nobody going to check him. >> but it's still not polite. when you're the boss, you're the boss. >> when you're an apex predator like this and it's a national forest you can do whatever you want, modern technology and humans have to wait their turn. about two minutes into this video the bear without using a turn signal decides to turn right. >> she has been battling stage 3 hodgkins lipoma for awhile. she is in treatment but to

now look down at the feet of the double headed eagle. on the real seal you see on the right that's the talon. on the seal showed behind the president on mueller eve, it is hard to tell at first glance what that is. you can tell it is not arrows. s in he describes what's in the clutches of that eagle there as, quote, long dong dong's child set of golf clubs for those tiny, tiny hands. in the eagle's other talon, the trump specific seal is instead holding a bunch of cash. and then there is two other alteratio alterations. one is the shield, the breast plate for the eagle on the real presidential seal. that is red and white stripes down below and a blue field up top. and that was projected behind him for his mueller eve trump youth appearance. there is still the red and white stripes on the bottom, but the blue field above the red and white stripes is a little different. those are hammer and sickles like from the soviet union, right. i mean, just in case the two-headed eagle from the seal of the russian federation was not on the nose enough

that eagle got it from the animal it ate.le could not move its left leg or wing. >>> the >> there it goes, it is nursed back to strength. >> how is that is take off weather? clear skies. >> yeah, he did. >> golden background in that shot. >> we hope he's out there thriving in this great wind. >> he should be, we'll hav. >> it is going to stick around and very similar for the next couple of days. you are not going to be tes ahe. if you are planning out your closet for the week, if you like to plan your outfits the day before, good on you, i am working on doing that myself. san francisco, look at how beautiful this shot is. we got the flag out there in the back and a good breeze. yes, we do have some clouds. i want to show you right now the strain in temperatures. this is what we say when we talk about micro climates. 59 degrees in half-moon bay and san francisco and 64 degrees. south bay, you are in the 70s and up through the tri-valley, we are seeing 80 degrees temperatures. that's a good range of temperature. depending on wh

the eagles has landed., we had a bunch of guys about to turn blue, we are breathing again. neil armstrong about to turn blue, we are breathing again. neilarmstrong makes his descent onto the lunar surface. and he uttered the words that would reverberate through history forevermore. that's one small step forevermore. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. along with buzz aldrin, the astronauts planted america's flag. 50 yea rs astronauts planted america's flag. 50 years ago when the space programme was in full swing, the world was divided. there were wars and conflicts all across the globe. but when the astronauts first set foot on the moon it seemed for a moment in time that the whole world came together. there was a sense that all things were possible, that it humanity put aside its differences it could achieve anything. buzz aldrin, the second man to set that on the moon, looks back on his mission with pride but also some anger, because we have not been back for so long. 50 years ago t

the eagle has landed. roger.ent the world held its breath — astronauts touch down on the surface of the moon exactly 50 years ago. hello and welcome to bbc news. nato has condemned iran for seizing a british flagged ship on friday, describing it as a clear challenge to international freedom of navigation. in a statement, the organisation says it supports british efforts to resolve the issue through dialogue. in another development, the uk has written to the un security council stating its tanker was in omani territorial waters, exercising the lawful right of transit and that iran's actions constitute "illegal interference." iran has released footage of the dramatic moment its troops seized the vessel. our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, has more. this is the moment iranian revolutionary guards took over the stena impero, descending from a helicopter onto the deck of the tanker, as fast boats circled nearby. iran says the ship had broken international regulations following an accident involving a fishing boa

. >> some day if you are in the right place and lucky you will look up and see an eagle on the wing,o stop your hard. >> the first broadcast on sunday featured this report from maine where bald eagles where are on the brink of extinction. as an endangered species but 40 years later the eagle population has soared. >> with your support and help of congress we can reclaim and preserve the natural beauty of america. >> in the decades since president richard nixon signed the endangered species act the landmark law has grown to cover more than 2400 species, good news 99% of them have not been declared extinct and only two 2% have recovered like the bald eagle and the al gator. recovery takes time. >> he's way down there. >> consider this little guy. dusty gopher frog listed in 2001. >> nearly two decades later only 200 or so left in the wild living around this mississippi pond. enter biologists bearing tupper wear. >> you guys are going to do good. >> it's a picture of the act at work. inside the containers more than 300 frogs bred through vitro fertilization and released into a second si

but so did the eagle. this thing didn't win the whole thing? >> it's a perfect photograph.utiful. >> this is the grand prize winner. can you identify what this is? >> it's a bird. >> yeah. >> the red wing black bird. >> it is a red wing black bird. it won the grand prize. it was taken by somebody in the amateur category. if you want to go to the website, audobon.org. check them out and the store quiz stories behind them. >> she's living in her car. >> wow. whoa. >> see it next right this minute. >> and still to come -- >> hey, babe. >> hubby has an urgent surprise for his lady. >> why the big reveal really can't wait. coming up. >> plus this guy is exploring the outdoors. >> because he has a pretty phenomenal goal in mind. >> see how he's search forg a new perspective. >> he is on the press hiss of something human. but since he bought his house... are you going 45? -uh, yes. 55 is a suggestion. -...it's kind of like driving with his dad. -what a sign, huh? terry, can you take a selfie of me? -take a selfie of you? -yeah. can you make it look like i'm holding it? -he did sho

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a rare sighting of a bald eagle in the bay area.y where this majestic bird was seen taking roost. >> and meteorologist drew tuma is coming up next with a look at your accuweather forecast. >> still to come, the a's walk it off in a dramatic series finale against the rangers. it's bruce bochy's last take a look at what an abc news viewer in walnut creek sent us. an adult bald eagle just sitting in a tree chilling out not far from heather farm park it is quite a rare citing. there are only a few that live in the bay area but in the conversation surrounding this bird, several people commented with they have lived in walnut creek for decades and have never seen a bald eagle. >> abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area. tonight we take a look at a community effort to save a playground art installation. abc news was in oakland at lakeside park for the dedication of the newly restored with mid century monster placed there all the way back in 1954. the 40-foot sculpture has been fenced off since 2015 and this year, the lake merr

neil armstrong: the eagle has landed. mission control: roger, tranquility.t was 50 years ago today six hundred million people watched neil armstrong take that first, small step onto the moon's surface. buzz aldrinjoined him 19 minutes later. it's 3:30 a.m.. our world is on next, about the story of twins joined at the head. safa and marwa are identical twins joined at the head. the family wants doctors to separate them. great ormond street in london of the few hospitals in the world with the expertise to do it. what we need to achieve is effectively an twisting the brains, and that is difficult, a bit too difficult. but it is perilous. there the bbc was given unique access to chart the complex medical and ethical choices made. the moment of truth. everything has just got to be perfect. in the hope of giving the girls safa and marwa are 21 months old, and were born in pakistan. they have come to london's great ormond street hospital with their mother zainab, grandfather and uncle, and are under the care of neurosurgeon owasejeelani. it is clearly very difficul

computer warnings were flashing, i mean, put yourself in this position -- neil armstrong brought the eagle landser down on the moon's surface with just 30 seconds of fuel left in the tank. >> it's now been 50 years since the "apollo 11" landing. and back in 1969, more than a half billion people around the world watched on television as armstrong stepped down that ladder and delivered this line -- >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> we have with us this morning jim green, chief scientist at nasa. jim, good morning to you. >> good morning, victor and

eagle slows still more and breaks to a touchdown on the lunar surface. apollo 11nced the moon landing 50 years later with moonwalk one this sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america you are watching american history tv. narrator: july marks the 50th anniversary of apollo 11, the first manned mission to land on the moon. up next, apollo 11 astronaut michael collins returns to the launchpad at nasa's john f. kennedy space center in florida, to talk with space center director robert cabana about his experience. nasa hosted this event. robert: good morning. i'm out here at pad 309a with command module pilot mike collins. mike, it was 50 years ago this morning that you, neil, and buzz headed out here to be the first

engine arm up, 413 is in. >> we copy you down, eagle. >> base here, the eagle has landed. >> rocket tranquilityou on the ground. you got a bunch of guys about to turn blue. we're breathing again. thanks a lot. >> because neil armstrong landed the eagle with what nasa said later was just 30 seconds of fuel left in the tank. >> wow. it's been 50 years since "apollo 11" landed on the moon, and to celebrate, there's a projection -- this was so cool. the "saturn 5" rocket on the washington monument in d.c. back in 1969, more than a half billion people watched on tv as armstrong stepped down the ladder and said the line we all know. listen -- >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> joining us now, a man who knows what it's like to go into space. retired astronaut leroy chow. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we've spent the last 50 years celebrating the successful landing. it's really hard to imagine that the mission could have failed. that was a real possibility, right? >> oh, absolutely. i think the landing was the one, the event that was the most tense. that's where

arm off. 413 is end. >> we copy it down, eagle. >> houston, tranquility base here, the eagle has landedoger, 20, tranquility, we copy you on the ground. you got a bunch of guys about to turn blue. we're breathing again. thanks a lot. >>> big celebration there. but another reason they're about to turn blue. neil armstrong, the eagle landed down on the moon just in time. nasa said later it was just 30 seconds of fuel left in the tank. >> can you imagine? it's been 50 years now since apollo landed on the moon. to celebrate, there's a projection. look at this on the washington monument. back in 1969, more than 500,000 million watched on tv as neil armstrong stepped down that ladder and said that line that we all know so well. >> it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> i want to go to the nerve center of that mission and so many others, rachel crane at the johnson space center in houston. that has got to be something to be there today, rachel. >> reporter: victor and christi, i'm coming to you live from probably the coolest location i personally have ever been to. this is

a survey of eagles nesting along james river found more than 300 pairs of bald eagles. the biggest strong hold in charles city and prince george all betweenmo rich and norfolk. in previous decades researchers said the eagles disappeared and they are now back big-time. >> coming up cannabis confusion. the changes sparked by a news 4 i-team investigation sparks the limits of drug testing and the legal headaches that could face cbd users. >> should we grab the umbrellas tonight? >> a lot can leave them at home including inside the beltway. evenost of fauquier county and down through southern maryland but in this area that's seeing rain you'll continue to see rain. i'm going to let t you know details of chicago and sunday coming up in my updated forecast. this is fred. body's watching.like and because all of the devices on fred's wifi network are protected with xfinity xfi, literally, nobody's watching. except for millions of you, of course. wait, millions of people are watching? yeah. we're making a commercial. if it's connected, it's protected, with xfiw ty xfi. nothat's

the super eagles were stunned, and early opener. andrea's defensive freekick made it 2—0. could be costly. they will probably face ghana in the last 16. guinea finished third and 2—02 reach the knockout stages. in group a, dr congo will be hoping to go through as one of the four best third placed teams. cedric scored two of the goals and zimbabwe third choice keeper was at fault for three of the goals. who else but mohamed salah to set egypt on their way to topping group a. his freekick opened scoring ina 2—0 group a. his freekick opened scoring in a 2—0 against uganda was up to piedt —— despite the defeat, uganda go through in second place. we come in this tournament as a small country. i know the quality of my player. they are good in every position so we come and we win but we don't put in nigeria or guinea or burundi are the best, we just come and play a football and in the end, we have result so that is football 110w. in north america, jamaica are the latest team through to the semi—finals of the concacaf gold cup. darren mattocks scored the only goal of the game — a

the eagle couldn't move its left leg and wing but look at her now. from the lindsey rehabilitation center helped nurse the eagle back to strength. they released the eagle in clayton. >>> they didn't party until the roof that came off. it was the ground that gave out. the back story of the celebration that ended up in water, next. >>> it is not what you expect when you go out to a nice dinner. a dock at a popular south carolina restaurant collapsed. it's really not funny. >> it's not funny. >> but we're laughing, but it's not funny. >> everybody is okay. >> exactly. it sent 20 people into the river. it happened last night in mt. pleasant. crews had to rescue multiple people from the water, while divers searched the creek. >> they asked for a dip. but there was some confusion. >> yeah. so everyone is expected to be okay, though. there you go. >>> nbc bay area responds to one of our own as well as the woman in texas who is out close to $12,000. >> yeah, this is not a good situation. consumer investigator chris chmura has the cross-country case of identi

the super eagles, 2—1 when was not just quarterfinals.late winner, but for the first time in an africa cup of nations where video technology has been used to overturn a referee decision. south africa clawed their way back in after the goal was adjudged to not who've been offside. a decision the moroccan referee had earlier given. it was, of course, overturned by the video officials watching on. nigeria will go through and play either algeria 01’ go through and play either algeria or ivory coast on sunday. it was amazing. i think i forgot what to do. it was a moment of ecstasy. i forgot how dry the pitch was and tried to make a slide and almost made a flip. you have to laugh sometimes. i'm very happy for the boys. earlier in the day, senegal booked a place with a more routine 1-0 booked a place with a more routine 1—0 victory over benin. the second half winner. they will meet the winner of thursday's lay semi—final between madagascar and tunisia. senegal and nigeria already through, who willjoin them on thursday? with the british grand pri

the eagles has landed.we had a bunch of guys about to turn blue, we are breathing again. neil armstrong makes his descent onto the lunar surface. and he uttered the words that would reverberate through history forevermore. it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. along with buzz aldrin, the astronauts planted america's flag. 50 years ago when the space programme was in full swing, the world was divided. there were wars and conflicts all across the globe. but when the astronauts first set foot on the moon it seemed for a moment in time that the whole world came together. there was a sense that all things were possible, that if humanity put aside its differences it could achieve anything. buzz aldrin, the second man to set that on the moon, looks back on his mission with pride but also some anger, because we have not been back for so long. 50 years ago the saturn v took the command module, the lunar module, three of us, to the moon. we landed, explored, got back up again, had a rendezvous, cam

when "the eagle has landed" you could hear the sigh in the complete room, you could hear people takee words that every schoolboy of the coming generation are going to have to learn and pass on to succeeding generations. now, believe it or not, i was actually around during the time of the first moon landing, as a small child, i have to say, but i do remember really vividly friends and family gathering around the tv set to witness what was for us a hugely important moment in human history. at the time, the space race was closely intertwined with the cold war between the superpowers of the ussr and the usa. and the first country to land on the moon — well, that was a really big thing. over these small depressions... the whole moon programme itself was all a part of politics. you know? what are we going to do to get away from this disaster in cuba and what are we going to do about all this integration activity about the furore over there? we need something different for people to latch onto. well, let's go to the moon. mission control: oh, it's beautiful mike. it really is. we came from