claw ♪ ♪ eagle claw whoa eagle claw, eagle claw whoa ♪ ♪ eagle claw, eagle claw whoa eagle claw, eaglelan take it to japan ♪ ♪ take it to the man with the black pattern jacertie ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i never heard of it. [ laughter ] >> no. >> mainly goes in paris. >> jimmy: but the show, "the mighty boosh," here it is right here. it's on adult swim. you have all dvds are coming out tomorrow, i believe. in all different colors. [ laughter ] >> they're different shows. >> jimmy: they are different shows, as well. but, gosh, i love it. i'm such a fan. you know why i like your guys? because you work so hard on everything. like, it's not easy comedy. you do a lot stuff, like, even your book that you came out with. it's just so well done and creative and different and fun. and you got, like, little things in there. i just -- i'm a big fan of your work. >> there's a gorilla in our show. >> jimmy: you have a gorilla as well. and you guys are zookeepers? >> yeah, he did the work. i was just going to say, he was sort of -- >> jimmy: did he, really? >> well, he wasn't dressed as a

picking up some dust. >> with less than a minute of fuel left, eagle made its final approach. >> the eagle has landed. >> and i was just relieved. >> we are there. >> while the world watched in awe. >> the following month when richard nixon presented the three apollo astronauts with medals of freedom he gave out a fourth to steve bales as a representative of every one at mission control. >> this is the young man, when the computers seemed to be confused and when he could have said stop or when he could have said wait said go. [ applause ] >> really, it was a technological miracle that we could do that, in 1969. >> bales stayed with nasa for 27 more years, and now sells chemicals, an earth bound job for man who helped open a new frontier in space. randal pinkston, cbs news, new jersey. >> mitchell: and next up on tonight's cbs evening news, we will hear what it wae ik lto workthwi walter cronkite. >> mitchell: former cbs news anchorman walter cronkite have been pouring in all weekend, some of those heartfelt can come from those who worked beside him. and here are just a few. >> i was

and here is the earth rising over eagle. so that night after finishing all of their chores, they said later the worst chore was planting the flag. they didn't know what the lunar surface was going to be like and there were a number of scientists thought it would be this giant pile of dust that would swallow up anything in it. they discovered there was a very little tiny thin piece of dust and underneath was this compressed surface that was like hard granite and they pounded away on the flagpole and they were convinced with millions watching around the world on tv it would fall over. and they would be humiliated and that would be the worst possible thing that could happen on this mission. the other thing that's very funny even though they'd been awake working for 24 hours they got almost no sleep before they had to take off again. it was too cold and it was too bright. there was too much light coming in from the windows between the earth and the sun. and then where armstrong had positioned his hammock he was right in line of

they recently did a sampling of chesapeake bay can eagle nests and they expect a high production of eagless year. >>> pet airways is open for business and booked for the next two months. flights out of bwi are booked for two months as i said. the pets only airline started flights out of bwi today. airfares are about $140 each way. the pets fly in the main cabin with trained pet attendants. there is a waiting list at bwi. you can put your pet's name on it, and if something comes up, they say they'll give you call. >>> thanks to you, the lutherville volunteer fire department has a new state-of- the-art fire truck. we take a ride inside the new state-of-the-art truck, and the volunteer crews doing what they do best. save lives. >>> today neil armstrong blasted off to the moon. he first repaid a debt. but the check he wrote was never cashed. now its value is out of this world. we all have confidence and we all have doubt. but when the moment comes... what's going to win? here's to confidence. gillette helps you look, feel, be your best. gillette. the best a man can get. capturing the beauty of

can you break it down why you just don't see agnico-eagle at 16 cents a share?sentially we've got a significant component of our balance sheet. there is a deferred tax item there that gets translated every quarter in canadian dollars, so we see a swing there. i think quite rightly you disregard that. as you pointed out in the introduction, what investors should be focused on is the ramp-up in production which, as you said, will continue as we bring in mines in the third quarter and in the first quarter of next year. and what we also announced today was two more expansions at the existing project pipeline. so that's going to continue the growth out to 2014. i also think you nailed it in the introduction that you should own quality growing gold stocks that are giving investors per-share value increases in reserve exposure, production exposure, cash flow, and then ultimately dividends. >> mr. boyd, one of the things that i'm concerned when i hear you're about to have new projects is, oh, no, is that going to raise the cost? because one of the things i liked about a

in the second round, holed out for eagle there. tied the course record with his 61. tied the record of j.p. hayes set in 2002. but he has not been able to shake petrovic and zach johnson. quigley is two shots back. j.j. at 17. david: tough one to get to the hole. virtually no one has got it all the way up the hill here. that will be par for j.j., who rattled his way up the trees on the left. [the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of the national captioning institute, inc., which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions are not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of any transcription or for any errors in transcription.] [closed captioning provided by cbs sports division.] bill: that will be disappointing. ian: darron won't be happy with that one. needed to take a little less loft there. greens are soft when you're going uphill. bill: darron stiles. he opened with 64, 64. as we go over to the signature

. >>> happening today, the wildlife center of virginia is releasin three eagles intoas eagles into e wild. earlierhe rescu ro rescued from the wildnd tat aedt the center. eths eaglee will beag released narnd tounooay todhis event is o t enethpublic. if you are rete,inedston cetact theil r dveaneresir vani a and reserve a spot. ilthis wl be the first time thas e thre eagles have been released at once in the center's 27-year history. >>> it is now 6:14. 70 degrees outside. up next, the top sports stories and an update on weather. steve will look at the forecast. tell you what we will have th'm k ft> i'm back in the sdle after being gone for a weekends. weekends. i took ap tri to rwanda and go some pictures to share with you. e beautifulof pos mlas bceutis heey call it eyth tlal it the land of a thousand hills. treheeovo l tree ot osph. t otpha os. t 'tphav irr ts,'tet g o lik often.tuic p takeanre pict see whathekyoo lookeli. keiote s gomoy b g here, maybe years old. years old.rrying ar reca yirr firewood. they walk everywhere. they want a better life. in the final shot, i was able to

watson missed the eagle, but he would settle for the tap-in for byrdie.s the british open at 4 under. >>> only8 holes n separate tom watson from becoming the oldest major champion in history at the age of 59. to some ker, d.c. united taking on colorado at home. united paid this one fun to watch. game tied at one second half. gomez with the corner kick. serves it up and look at that. brian namoff heads it in. you got to talk about a celebration there his first of the season. d.c. united comes back to win, 3-1. now we go to the first game of the soccer doubleheader at rfk. the washington freedom hosting st. louis. we start in the second half. no score, 74th minute. freedom in blue. hamari takes it, attacks, shoots it. deflects off a defender and in for the goal. his first goal of the season. the freedom get the win, 1-0. the new york liberty had won four straight against the mystics till tonight. lindsay harding came to the rescue nailing two free thro with eight seconds left to give the mystics the win. look who showed up tonight, mike sellers there to sup

according to a military spokesman, an f-15, eagle fighter, crashed this morning in the ghazni province. southeast of kabul in what is described as a relatively peaceful area. the military says the all-weather tactical jet was not brought down by enemy fire, but the actual cause is yet to be determined. the military is investigating and more on this story as the details unfold. the remains of a ninth person may have been found from friday's bombing of the marriott and ritz-carlton hotels in gentleman car tashgs indonesia. authorities think this man, a notorious militant fugitive may be behind the assault. cnn international correspondent, dan rivers, has the latest from djakarta. >> reporter: the police investigation continues here in jakarta at the scene of both hotel blasts. the latest information the police have given us, the death toll has risen by one. they are confirming that there are six known hotel guests who died in the twin blasts, three australians, one new zealander, one singaporean, and one local indonesian man. in addition the police have recovered two headless corpses whi

then tiger on 16 putting uphill for another eagle and this one would not land.n even par 70. remains at 10 under with a share of the lead with anthony kim. thunderstorm, he'll try to win his tournament for the very first time. he's talked about that and more with our own dave feldman. >> tiger the eagle on 9 was fantastic. you also had a double bogie. a rollercoaster round. >> it was a little all over the place today. i wasn't hitting as crisp as i wanted to. it was hard to pull a club out. the wind was not just blustery but it had a mind of its own on direction. we both got fooled a few times. >> anthony kim says he plays golf because of you, grew up idolizing you, the much like you did with jack. it would be neat to play with you in the final rounds of your tournament. >> it will it be fun. he's a great player. and you know, he's defending champion, so we got to knock him off. he's the one who has the title. it will be fun tomorrow. it will be good for everyone involved in the tournament and a lot of fun for us. >> reporter: fourth of july, i know how much the

the plan had been to slope for hours before emerging from eagle for that moonwalk.mander neal armstrong as he had been secretly expected to do changed the plan at the last minute. this is what happened shortly before 10:56 p.m. eastern daylight time last night. >> okay, neal, we can see you coming down the ladder now. >> okay, i just checked getting back up to that first step. it's not collapsed too far but it's adequate to get back up. did a pretty good little job. >> boy, this is houston f 2 far shadow photography on the sequence. >> okay. >> i'm at the foot of the ladder. the foot beds are only depressed in the surface about one or two inches, although the surface appears to be very, very fine grained as you get close to it. it's almost like a powder down there. it's very fine. i'm going to step off the land now. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. the surface is fine and powdery. i can pick it up loosely with my toe. it does adhere in fine laye, like powdered charcoal, to the soul and sides of my boots. i only go in maybe an eighth of an i

the eagle has landed. >> whew, boy. >> tonight, america pays tribute to one of the giants of journalism. >> he was a kind, caring man with a razor-sharp mind and an unquenchable desire to know things. >> i think we all owe walter a great debt. >> and that's the way it is. >> reporter: remembering walter cronkite. the way it was. captioning sponsored by cbs >> this is "the cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> good evening, everyone, say the name walter cronkite and for so many the memories come flooding back. that's what happened today as the headlines of the death of our colleague. memories of the biggest stories and the man who brought them to us. his nightly broadcast was appointment television in millions of homes. we didn't just watch the news, we watched walter cronkite. as he became our trusted guide through history. >> and that's the way it is. and that's the way. and that's the way it is. that's the way it is. >> reporter: for half a century, walter cronkite told it the way it was, delivering the news straight and unvarnished. among the pioneers who built television news from

. >> eagle has docked. >> roger, how does it looked? >> the eagle has wings. >> you're a go for landing, over. two and a half down. we're drifting to the right a little. >> 30 seconds. >> oh, geez. >> tranquility base, the eagle has landed. >> man on the moon! boy! >> i'm going to be dizzy for a minute. >> there he is. there's the foot coming down the steps. >> i'm at the foot of the ladder. >> armstrong is on the moon, neil armstrong, 38-year-old american standing on the surface of the moon. on this july 20, 1969. >> that's one small step for man one giant leap for mankind. >> well, for thousands of years now it's been man's dream to walk on the moon. right now after seeing it happen knowing that it happened, it still seems like a dream. >> go ahead, mr. president, this is houston, out. >> hello neil and buzz. this certainly has to be the most historic telephone call ever made from the white house. >> thank you, mr. president. it's an honor for us to be able to participate here today. >> we think you've done a magnificent job up there

sergio garcia on the par 5 7th rolls in the eagle to get to 2 under. but a double bogey on 16 and bogey on 18 leaves him at even par. a 5 under 65, held the lead most of the day, until miguel angel jimenez on the par 4 final hole. a 66-footer for birdie! gets him to 6 under. he leads by 1 stroke over watson who has already won twice at turn betterrerry. >> it was a walk down memory lane to a certain degree. you use some of those shots that you did before, that you did well to help you in the present. >> watson won the famous duel in the sun at turnberry 32 years ago, hitting a birdie on the 72nd hole to hold off jack nicklaus. his score that day a 64. ben curtis won the '03 open. he is also at 5 under. tiger is 7 strokes off the lead. >>> finally tonight, they tape the espy awards last night. samuel l. jackson is the host. sam july l. was not blowing smoke during his monologue. [ applause ] >> woo! man! you must be glad to be back in the pool, huh? nobody gives you a hard time when you smoke the competition. [ laughter ] >> i mean, he is sitting next t

in fact, the eagle you will see in my pictures actually has a name, this is an eagle where you get close-up and i had to get a model release out of him, we call him an eagle release in the trade. is -- and he's bald, too. [laughter]. >> his name is challenger, and i did notice during the presidential inaugural they showed old challenger. i found him at dolly -- what's the -- dolliwoydolly-wood and i it was part of americana and they had be a eagle refuge location and challenger was there, and apparently challenger was shot out of an airplane, not a good -- good way to end up in a federal penitentiary, any with a i photographed him and over the years i have been picking my way, trying to get iconic america, one of my best stories is possibly mt. rush more, going there early in the morning at 5:00 a.m., to get your tripod spot and you think everything is completely set and not a tourist in sight, and the sun is coming up and going to hit all four presidents perfectly and hours go by, i bring up for cameras and tripods and equipment. wait, and wait and wait and suddenly the first pink colors s

here's the eagle attempt, marino rocking the red beanie there, reads the break to pe next.t's in. marino had the round of the day, shares the lead at 5-under, a crazy turn of events for the 29-year-old. >> i didn't have any warm clothes, i didn't have a passport. i had to fly my dad to my house in florida so he could get my passport and fedex it to me. so i wasn't even expecting to play in this tournament. i didn't think i was going to be an alternate, let alone be playing. so you know, when i found out, i got in, i was super-excited. >> steve marino and tom watson tee off today a 10:00 a.m. celebrity golf in lake tahoe. former running back marshall faulk doing some work on the golf course, how about that. a hole in one. you can watch it today and tomorrow at 3:00 here on news4. that's your morning sports, have great day. >>> and what a nice weekend we've got in store. >> it's going to be a great weekend. lots of sunshine out there with temperatures climbing to the mid 80s. very low humidity. so that's the key to the lovely weather. no humidity, plenty of sunshine. mid 80s.

this is tiger off the green, for eagle. up the hill. oh, baby, he taps in for bird.near the top of the leader board and so many still in the hunt, it sets up for a great sunday here at congressional. fr congressional country club, tim brant, abc 7 sports. >> here is the leader board through three rounds. tiger woods and anthony kim will be playing in the final pairing tomorrow. >>> the nationals taking on the atlanta braves today. the nationals come right back, courtesy of adam dunn. that is gone, way up in the bleachers. number 304 adam dunn. bottom of the eighth, here is adam dunn at again. nick johnson scores. guess what, the nationals are on top and at some insurance. the nationals win the game, 5-3. >>> all american, all-at williams de, at wimbledon, venus taking on this arena. serena williams takes the first set. from there, here is match point with venus serving. serena williams wins her third wimbledon title, 7-6. >>> a california man is relishing his role as the new world champion hotbox either. joey chestnut scarfed down a record six hotdogs in 10 minutes t

he just kind of roles that up and in 4 the eagle.are some of the guys standing in tom watson's way. he is one behind watson. he shot a steady 71, including a huge eagle. he is 2 under, tied for third. all eyes on the 59-year-old watson, 11 years older than the oldest guy to win a major. he has won five british opens. he has a one-shot lead going into the final round. check out this one on 16. the place goes ballistic here. tom watson is at 4 under par, one in front. charles barkley sharing a tender moment at this celebrity championship in lake tahoe. that is carlton from "the fresh prince of bel-air." been raucous bar almost had the shot of the day. he will not be retiring from football to pursue a glocball. dan marino has retired, but he shows he can still play. that is six points for the kid on the beach. are the raven's looking for receiver? sign that kid up. a sweet but right there. the final round is tomorrow. that will do it for sports. that will do it for sports. announcer: during the autobahn for all event, you can get great

search for answers continues after a police officer used deadly fo rce s rangra out around 3:00 on eagles nest 00 gleaes nest court in germantown, maryland. our 9 news now digital correspondent armando trull has been following this story and he is joining us with more information. armando? >> well, j.c., a lot of questions remain. among them, why would police officers open fire on a resident of this complex, killing them. what did he do to deserve that? detectives don't know if it was one officer or two who opened fire on the man. one thing we know is a long- time residence described as peaceful and quiet, last night it was anything but. >> i'd say it was 3:00 a.m. or so. just awakened to rapid pop pop noise. >> reporter: a male resident of this apartment complex in the 12,000 block of eagle nest court was shot and kill by montgomery county police early this morning. neighbors say it was a chaotic scene. >> i could hear some sobbing and crying and, you know, just nervous chatter going on. and. >> reporter: how would you characterize the chatter. >> it was a female's voice and she was hyst

a three-day journey to the moon and a short hair-raising ride on the eagle lunar module to the moon's surface, a ride in which the astronauts almost ran out of fuel. >> there was a time when the low-level light came on and we were still 100 feet off the ground and charlie says 60 seconds. i was beginning to wonder. charlie duke remembers there was dead silence in mission control. >> literally, we were holding our breath when we heard contact, engines stopped. >> the eagle has landed. >> nasa has released new enhanced images of armstrong climbing down the ladder and into the history books. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> it was a triumph of technology and a moment of national pride. >> they got the flag up now and you can see see the stars and stripes. >> beautiful. just beautiful. >> it's been 37 years since the saturn 5 rocket last boosted an apollo mission to the moon. now there are plans to return and eventually to go further -- to mars. >> neil armstrong wrote a check the morning he took off for the moon 40 years ago. thatheck with his signature wa

what we heard was the following, the eagle has landed, the eagle meaning the american eagle, this was our assertion of our superiority as a nation. our fortitude, our resourcefulness, that's what led us across that deep space in only eight yirse years, the first stem when president kennedy set forth this goal and we landed on the moon. the eagle has landed, the american eagle. but during the moon walk we heard another theme. when mr. armstrong first put his foot down on the moon, when neil armstrong put his foot down on the moon, he said the following, "that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" not just americans, but all mankind. when these brave explorers left behind their inscription, the inscription said something very important. we come in peace for all mankind. and when buzz aldrin was returning the day before the flight actually landed back on the earth he said the following, "this stands as a symbol of the insasheseable curiosity of all mankind to explore the unknown." on that day 40 years ago we learned a lot about ourselves. we learned a lot about what kind

now looking for another eagle on 18. long eagle put. and this is headed right into the hole and then out again. they stillnjoyed the win. lance armstrong eight seconds behind the leader. he said this likely will not be his last tour. a sprint to win the stage. it's hard to believe that he hasn't won since 2005, but i'm going to guess we could pencil his name in there. >> and possibly next year as >> a quiet night, just a few scattered clouds. near 90 with sunshine. tuesday, a chance for thunderstorms wednesday and thursday. >> all right. that's going to do it for us. have a great night, everyone.

. >> the eagle has landed to make the media and the first moon landing. it's all next on this watch. *flush @ @ ted in skyscrapers a. but on the ground by those who could see what needed to be done. volunteers who in service stepped forward... onto the dust of the moon, a levee in the heartland, the marble steps of a dream. you may ask yourself: "where is my moon, my levee, my dream?" well, it's here... >>> i would like to thank the media that the sheriff has released. sheriff and i both believe that >> this community and the media for posting information t-shirt has released. the sheriff and i w both believe appreciate that. >> did you hear that? a rare moment of praise from a public official. in this case a florida state attorney talking about the murders of byrd and melanie billings. couple known for adopting children with special needs, shot to death in their luxury home. that is a pretty rare moment in journalism where they thank the media. did they deserve it here? >> it's the good ole days. yes, i think they helped and it was a good old-fashioned c

two little eagles. so, looking like a big family there. they are looking about eight to nine weeks old they say. >>> another baltimore bird apparently flown the coop less than two weeks before the report to westminster. we lose our number one receiver. after working out yesterday, derrick mason walked away and then walked away! the ravens say he never said a word and then world word popped up on a web site that derrick mason is retiring. he said he was emotionally upset over losing his friend and former teammate steve mcnair but the ravens say he hasn't filled out the required paperwork so this story is far from over. rob carlin will be there today figuring what in the world is going on. >>> they asked for your help, you came through. >> the lutherville fire company is here in the parking lot. with a brand new rescue truck. we'll show it off and hear all about it. they are going to tell you how you helped them buy it. >>> are you worried that your mom or dad just might wander away from home? we're going

in for an eagle.ker shot a course record 61 at 10 under for the tournament, three strokes off the lead. >>> in soccer, the united states continuing its quest for a third straight gold cup championship. the u.s. has yet to allow golden competition tonight checking out haiti. check out this kid rocking the red, white and blue. stewart holden to a streaking davy ar node. and davy boots it in, his first goal of the gold cup. u.s. with an early 1-nil lead. second half, u.s. trails 2-1. stewart holden rips a shot at the back of the net. nifty. u.s. battles to a 2-2 tie and move on to next week's quarterfinals. in the wnba, mystics hosting the sparks tonight. the mystics had no problem with the ladies from l.a. beard led the way with 26 pots. these fans very, very creative. i like that. third quarter, beard playing tough defense. gets the steal and takes it straight to the bucket. for two points. and the foul. beard finished with a game high 26 points. fourth quarter, mystics, shot is blocked but they get th

he would make the eagle putt and get to 11 under par.is third shot here on the par four, a bit of a struggle. double bogey. the eagle. -9. third round is done. tiger and anthony can share the final round. stay with us. we will check the (patrick) every woman should hear jodi's story. jody was always healthy. her pap was always normal. still, i recommended she also get the hpv test. her pap looked fine. the hpv test showed... she had the virus that could cause cervical cancer. (mamie) most hpv infections don't cause problems, but another exam confirmed she had cervical disease. but jodi's story has a happy ending. (jodie) we caught it before it became cancer. (mamie) so, if you're 30 or over make sure you get the hpv test along with your pap. (announcer) the digene hpv test from qiagen. take the test. not the risk. reciprocal lower bracket spring for a kenmore trio refrigerator. yep. water level pressure switch for a ge washer/dryer. o-ring seal for a one-inch drain valve... with hexagonal wing nuts. no, it's a puppy. woof! woof! ( whimpe

the eagle has landed. >> oh, boy. boy!> reporter: it's impossible to think of nasa and the space program without thinking of walter cronkite. >> i think that our conquest of space, as it were, is one of the great stories of the 20th century. and it did become, i'm happy to say, my story. executing a maneuver to make it and everyone in it temporarily weightless. >> the greatest disappointment in my life. >> reporter: this is what cronkite said at the age of 80. >> if they offered me a chance to go tomorrow, if i thought i could pass the physical, i'd go. but i'd still see the opportunity as a glass half empty. i wasn't getting to go to the moon. >> reporter: in just about every other way, his life was a glass filled to the brim when he wasn't doing the work he loved he was sailing. he adored his wife of 65 years. from the moment he laid on her in 1936 at a radio station in kansas city. >> her name was betsy maxwell. i was for some strange reason rather shy about meeting her. and the two of us were suddenly cast in a commerc

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it sets up an eagle atupt. watson would miss the eagle, but be able to tap in for birdie.leads the british open at 4 under after three rounds. >>> and then soccer news. united made this one fun to watch. the second half. game tied at 1-1. and then up and watch this close. brian dives and heads it in. his first of the season. d.c. united came back to win it 3-1. >>> and then the washington freedom hosting st. uis. second half. no score. 74th minute. freedom in blue. and the bottom of the screen. she gets it and is gone. and it's in for the goal. and it was her first goal of the season. the freedom get the win, 1-0. >>> the new york liberty had won four straight games against the mystics until last night. two free throws with eight seconds left. and take a look at who showed up. redskins fullback in the house. and then a rebound and off and running. nobody can get her. and throws up the off-balance shot, and it goes. the foul. she went for a game high 23 points. and the score is 68-67. >>> current san francisco 49er and former maryland star, vernon davis s. coaching his brot

then -- >> the eagle has landed. >> it's been 40 years since man first walked on the moon. we'll mark the anniversary of the apollo 11 mission with former astronaut buzz aldrin, the second man to step on the lunar surface. buzz aldrin, only on "fox news sunday." plus, with a supreme court confirmation hearings like a "seinfeld" episode about nothing? our panel tell us how judge sotomayor said a lot but revealed little. and we'll remember walter cronkite, all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. it's been a tough week for health care reform. there are new questions about the costs and moderate democrats have raised new objections to taxes to pay for it. we're joined by president obama's budget chief peter orszag. president obama says health care reform must bring down spending and not add to the deficit, but the head of the non-partisan congressional office say the plans the democrats are considering would do neither. here's what he said this week about controlling costs. let's watch. >> we do not see the sort of fundamental changes th

eagle's forward hatch. but they are doing fine. >> roger, neil. >> and we are getting a picture on the tv. >> i am at the foot of the ladder. the foot beds are depressed in the surface about one or two inches. and am stepping off the land now. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. host: we want to welcome buzz aldrin, to the "washington journal," that's beening -- thank you for being with us. >> thank you. host: does it seem like 40 years? guest: yeand my life has changed significantly in 40 years, it was half of my life ago. my birthday was on inauguration day, i am 79 and when i landed on the moon, i was 39.5. host: you describe your life as magnificent desolation, how so? guest: because it's the words that came to me, and than the words beautiful, it was really not beautiful up there. i didn't think so. and i like to contrast words and you throw in humor and absurdity and treat it as nothing changed. to say magnificent desolation was referring to the magnificent human achievement, th

the eagles were released back into the wild on saturday. the first time the center has released three at once. i've been there before. it's nice. >> did you see the size of the tall lons? >> yeah. there's much more ahead on 11 news today. >> we'll look at your answers to our "watercooler question of the day." >> and a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. good luck. @÷p >> time to get to our "watercooler question of the day." >> what do you think the future holds for former alaska governor sarah palin? >> james writes -- "she will get a time slot between martha stewart and oprah." keep e-mailing those responses to watercooler@wbaltv.com. we'll read more of them in the next hour and post all of them on the front page of our website, wbaltv.com. >> good morning to you, everybody. keith mills with sports. ravens got a couple of spots open. ravens' rookies and quarterback and assorted veterans report today for the start of training camp. first set of two-a-days set for tomorrow. it's been more than a month since the ravens l

the brave youngster battles his disease he figured out his eagles. >> i love football and my parentsctually made a deal. we get to be on the other person's team unless they're playing each other. then all bets are off. >> each year our patient hero -- i shouldn't say every year, but i'd say half of the time they are fans of other teams. but then that is why i wanted to do ballplayers from all over the couny. >> bobby has raised over $6 million in s 19 years hosting that event. very, very impressive. >>> brian bolter back to wrap up the edge in a moment. america, whattaya y to big cheesy-steaky-ness! - subway. eat fresh! - eat fresh! when you wanna kick it up with zesty chipotle sauce. - eat fresh! - eat fresh! the flavor-fullest sub only subway can offer. - eat fresh! - eat fresh! try the new subway g chipotle cheesesteak. an updated all-time favorite: juicy steak layered with zesty chipotle sauce... and melted cheese, piled gh with only... the toppings you love. subway. eat esh! >>> taking the edge out tonight with a three-peat. a florida couple heads home from the hospital with two

july 20th, 1969, first neil armstrong, then buzz aldrin walked down the ladder of the lunar module eagle and turned science fiction in to science fact. throughout washington today people have been streaming to the national air and space museum. that's a location of the only remaining piece of original hardware from the apollo 11 moon landing. that's the columbia command module. earlier today the white house, president obama greeted the apollo 11 crew of neil armstrong, michael collins and zz aldrin and earlier in the day at nasa headquarters, they had the opportunity to speak with buzz aldrin and ask him his thoughts on america's progress or lack of it. >> i think we were all caught up with the -- to give a lot of thought to where this would really f in to the future. and i think we are getting back to what nasa and what the country really likes to see and that's exploration. to me, exploration is going to some place you haven't been before. >> and that some place buzz aldrin is talking about is mars, brian. he doesn't like the fact that nasa is in the process of returning to the moon. h

marino would tap in for eagle. gets back to two under. and it was marino. putting for birdie. triple bogeyed 15. now one over for the tournament. five shots. and 59-year-old. tom watson. and the gallery roars with jubilation. and a tip of the cap. edge of the far way. par 5, 17th. look at this. >> just gets the bounce and goes just right. bounces. rolls too and the eagle. and give it a good run here. is he going to get it? so close. just misses. watson was look come on, man. heould tap in for birdie. and leads the british open. four under. playing the tournament isn't just golf. it is spiritual. [ inaudible ] >> i just have a sense there is something more here. it is pretty overwhelming. >> tom watsonrying to become the oldest golfer ever to win the british open. >>> nationals looking for the win under jim wriggleman. tonight they'll get a chance against the cubs. so far haven't had a break. facing two of the best pitchers in the game. last night. cubs ace, zombrano. bottom first. facing ryan zimmerman with two on. and nobody out. and 3-2 count strikes out. zimmerman. cory hil

in for an eagle. trick he is ten under for the tournament. three strokes off the lead.a busy day at the verizon center middle of summer. wizards open up the minicamp. mystics-sparks have a player on their roster. may have heard of candace parker one of the first will tine dunk in a professional basketball game. she also helped the united states team earn a gold medal in beijing. last season, she was the wnba rookie of the year and league mvp. but her biggest title yet, is being a mom. back on may 13th. she gave birth to a baby girl. leila and dad sheldon williams. 53 days after the blessed event. candace back on the court for the sparks. a quick comeback for a motivated mama. >> for me, i needed to get back the basketball. she is sharing in my career with me. i don't feel as guilty. my schedule is very flexible. she is allowed how to come with me while i work. that was the motivation. you know without basketball, and that, so i think that everybody wanted me to get back. so i scud be happy again. >> i would look to see michael jordyn have a baby and come back. worst thi

a police-involved shooting in a residential neighborhood on eagles nest.megan mcgrath just arrived on the scene. what's going on here? >> reporter: this is a police-involved shooting that happened at an apartment complex on eagle's nest court. two montgomery police officers fired their weapons in this incident and they were responding to a 911 disconnect call. an adult male is dead on the scene. he was armed with a gun and a knife. we don't know if he was shot by the officers or someone else. that's still under investigation, but at least the police officers are responding to the disconnected 911 call and they did fire their weapons. this unfolded around 2:40 when someone from the wearing station neighborhood called 9 is 911 and hung up. it is routine to dispatch officers when there's a hang-up call. they called for backup after arriving on the scene. addional officers arrived to find the man dead inside the apartment. he was suffering from a gunshot wound. we are told that a gun and knife were found next to the man's body. one of the two officers fired th

. >> the eagle has landed. >> reporter: the moon landing and neil armstrong's first steps were a definingoment of the 20th century. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: but there's still a debate about what it all meant and whether it was worth it. >> i was a pilot about eight years, and then i was an astronaut 18. i've been an artist longer than those two combined. >> reporter: allen bean was the fourth man to walk on the moon and now paints those experiences. >> it changed, i believe, most humans' opinion of what humans can do. 400,000 people did this. this was an impossible dream. and it wasn't 400,000 geniuses, it was 400,000 regular people that cared and were willing to sacrifice to do this. and if 400,000 people can do this, an impossible dream of sending humans to the moon and back, look what we could do if people are willing to join forces. >> reporter: nasa plans to go back to the moon by 2020 and then to mars. but a review of human space flight ordereded by president obama may cut the budget. the american space program has cost trillions of

gets it close to the hole for an eagle attempt. marino wasn't even expecting to play the british open. when he found out last weekend that he's in, he had to have his dad send him his passport. here's the eagle attempt. marino is a professional and he gets professional results here. he had the round of the day with a 68. shares the lead at 5 under. a crazy turn of events for the 29-year-old. >> i didn't have any warm clothes. i didn't have a passport. i had to fly my dad to my house in florida so he could get my passport and fedex it to me at the john deere. so i wasn't even expecting to play in this tournament. i didn't think i'd be an alternate let alone be playing. whenny found out i got in, i was superexcited. >> let's go to lake tahoe for celebrity golf. marshall faulk teeing off from 160 yards away. right into the cup for a hole in one. you can watch marshl and the other celebs saturday and sunday here on nbc 4 beginning at 3:00. going back to marino, he tees off tomorrow with 59-year-old tom watson at 10:00 a.m. i talked to

it an interesting shot on the par five 7 for double eagle. hits the flagstick. he settled for egg ale, -- for eagle. not a good start for tiger woods. this for par. one over 71. how about miguel jimenez, the mechanic on 18 for an 80 footer and outright lead at six under. you bet cha. he is your leader. the story of the day was this guy, the 59-year-old tom watson, five-time british open champion. won back here in 1977. turn back the clock with a stellar five under 65. no bogeys on the day. he's just one back. but tom, can you really win this thing 32 years later? >> i feel that i'm playing well enough to win the golf tournament and i feel, you know -- it doesn't feel a whole lot out of the ordinary from 32 years ago except that i don't have the confidence in my putting as i had 32 years ago. >> amazing story there. >>> check out the spot shadow because in it you'll find the newest member of the washington redskins. his name jeremy jarmon. he was captured today in the third round of the supplemental n.f.l. draft. he finished third in kentucky history with 17 and

how about hopping in there for an eagle? yeah, shot a second round, 61, finishing 20-under-par to win the sixth career pga title, lots of momentum, going into the british open. time now the geico 15 minutes of fame. and it goes to big, bad brock lesnar. the 6'6", big guy, taking on mir. but he took the fight to brock lesnar early, but once this one got tothe mat, trouble coming for mir. people like that, probably not mir, brock lesnar took over, hitting him in the face over and over to win the fight. mir got brock lesnar to submit in the first fight about 18 months ago, and that loss was the only bad one on his record. after the fight, that was not the problem. he refused to shake mir's hand, and made gestures at the crowd. this prompted them to have a talk with the superstar. later he talked, saying he is a sore loser and was still upset about his first loss to mir. scary due to discord or conflict due to discord dude, i would say. and still to come, camp for the washington redskins, how is the guy spending the last days of