. >>> en exclusiva recibimos juntos en casita la visita de eva longoria y eugenio derbez para ponerleste fin de semana en "un nuevo dÍa" hoy y siempre mÁs cerquita de ti. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> eh, eh, eh >>> ay! . ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) quÉ bonita es esta vida♪. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> luciendo su medalla de campeona por favor. >>> me queda bien ¿ no? >>> quÉ medalla >>> quÉ campeona. >>> campeona del mundo. >>> cuÁl medalla. >>> aquÍ miralo >>> fue suficiente lo que tuvimos ayer, no vuelvas a humillar. >>> no pudiste aguantar este golpe bienvenidas mi gente bella bienvenidos a este viernes >>> Ándele >>> celebrando. >>> ella me ha escrito despuÉs del trabajo cÓmo es posible que no la hayas parado. >>> quiÉn para este penal. >>> por amor a dios >>> bueno es viernes estamos celebrando muchas cosas ademÁs del triunfo de chiquibaby tambiÉn anticipadamente la independencia de colombia (aplausos) (gritos) >>> maÑana estÁn celebrando su independencia en colombia. >>> viva colombia!. >>> la comida colombiana. (risas) >>> fÚtbol colombiano tambiÉn. >>> oigan pues hoy rashel sigue

aldrin: following the eva , we will goperiod through planned, two men exploration of the surface with neil going down the ladder first. as he goes down the ladder, i will be taking pictures of him with a 16mm camera through the window. a television camera will also be recording his activities. initially he will collect a contingency sample. as i descend onto the surface, he will then be collecting a bulk sample, a larger sample of lunar material. while he is doing this, i will be participating in an extended eva evaluation, just what are the capabilities of man to perform tasks on the lunar surface. we will then join together following the deployment of television and that then -- television and then the deployment of the flag on the surface. perform jointly an inspection walking around the , lunar module, looking at the various systems, landing gear, making a very thorough inspection of everything we can observe on it. in the process of doing this, we well be taking a series of panorama photographs at three different locations as we move around. when we get about three quarters of th

eva longoria celebrates a baby milestone with "e.t." >> i know.s crazy. >>> then, exes reunited? the emotional reason that brought jen aniston and justin theroux back together. >>> plus -- behind the scenes of the jonas brothers' new music video and how billy ray >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- newlyweds joe jonas and sophie turner face the loss of a family ♪ >>> dora's like running in the jungle, holding a snake, running into crumbling, falling rocks. i'm like, i would never let my child do that. so the director was like, right, but it's dora. >> our girl eva longoria baston keeping cool in a yellow strapless dress at the premiere of "dora: lost city of gold" in l.a. yesterday. the family film opens august 9th. it's so cute. >>> speaking of family, eva just celebrated another huge milestone. her baby santi's first birthday. >> it's crazy. it's gone by so fast. especially since i did dora when he was just born and now, dora's coming out so it kind of makes sense. >> and boy, those first 12 months sure were busy for little santi, globetrotting the pl

eva? >> all right, we're thinking of those people this morning. marcus. >>> now to president trump's approval rating on the rise. a just-released abc news/"washington post" poll has his approval rating at 44%, the highest of his career. up five points since april. however, 53% disapprove of his overall job performance. abc's rachel scott is in new jersey where the president is spending the weekend. rachel, good morning. >> reporter: yes, eva, good morning to you. the president's approval ratings at its peak, but our latest poll shows just how vulnerable the president could be ahead of the 2020 election. for starters, majority of americans, 53% still disapprove of the president's performance in office. that's not the only thing casting a shadow over those high approval ratings. even though most americans oppose impeachment, 65% say the president has acted unpresidential. so, what exactly does this mean ahead of 2020? well, in a nationwide head to head matchup, joe biden outperforms presiden

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. >> hey, good morning to you, eva.l, here it is, the biggest by-product of barry, and that's the rainfall, albeit raining lightly here in new orleans. the heavy stuff extends all the way into alabama and deep into mississippi. barry took its sweet time getting here, didn't it? made it to hurricane strength though and, the impacts of this storm are going to last a while longer. this morning, louisiana feeling rain. watch as this plane hangar gets blown away in iberia parish. up to seven feet of storm surge parish. people wading through floodwaters and cars left stranded. >> this storm still has a long way to go before it leaves the state. >> reporter: the coast guard airlifting civilians to safety. rescuing 12 people so far. levees struggling and some failing to hold back barry's unrelenting push of water. look at the storm surge here on lake pontchartrain. huge waves on top of a five to six-foot surge. south winds just ripping off the lake pushing water deep into this neighborhood. vicious winds tearing through communi

. >> reporter: good morning, eva. we are more confident this morning that these levees will not only hold, but are unlikely to be over top. the winds have switched just a little bit, and this river behind me because the winds have switched, won't get a whole lot higher. at least here in the city of new orleans, but the towns and parishes to our south, not so lucky. this morning, barry making landfall. >> oh, dear. that don't look good. >> reporter: overnight, streets in grand isle, overtaking running rapids. barry knocking out power for thousands on the island. the storm already packing winds over 60 miles per hour, violently swinging benches in the air. shaking street signs, and battering traffic lights. >> bottom line is stay off the street. where are the police chief capturing the video of the main roadway. five people were rescued from their car. in the air, air force hurricane hunters tracking the stto 10,00 exposed areas along the gulf told to leave. in new orleans, residents are told to shelter in place. touris

she told us just what kind of woman eva was. eva was a force to be reckoned with.so powerful and education was so important to her. forgiveness was absolutely central to her creed, wasn‘t it. how did she find the strength to forgive, do you think? i think there was a lot of reasons that went in to forgiveness, but one of the simple ones was that she had tried everything else, there was nothing left and she was tired of being angry. this was something to try, and it worked. it made her, it made her different because many people who have survived in similar ways found it impossible to do that, reach out and that forgiveness way. yes, and she was criticised for her forgiveness, but it was the most empowering thing that she had done. it changed the way she saw life and it changed the way she physically looked. the team who run the museum, led by yourself, makes this annual surgeons in australia have successfully rewired the nerves of paralysed patients to give them movement in their arms and hands. 16 patients who had no use of any of their limbs were operated. 13 of t

the bill names a post office located in tumwater, washington, as the eva hewitt -- after eva hewitt. she was tumwater's first female postmaster. her and her husband operated a small drugstore in the small town they called home. eva started working there as an assistant. in 1915, she assumed the role of postmaster and served there nearly three decades. following the death of her husband in 1927, eva took over the family business and served in both positions until her retirement in 1942. often described as the heart and soul of tumwater, eva was a community leader and a local historian. she spent her free time researching, preserving, and educating the public on the history of the pacific northwest. i urge my colleagues to support this bill and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. rouda: if the gentleman from pennsylvania is ready to close, i'm ready to close as well. sorry. oh, i didn't realize you're requesting time. my apologies. i'd like to yield as such time as he will co

diane macedo's or eva pilgrim?a's looks like somebody zoomed in on a part of my dress. >> great minds think alike. >> the tropical era in the weather right now. >> there you go. we're bringing it in. >> all right, let's start things off -- let's start things off with "pop news" this morning with a lesson in friendship. when jennifer lawrence tells you she doesn't want a bachelorette party, you throw one anyway. there are reports that adele is now planning a super exclusive party to celebrate j. law who got engaged to art gallery director cooke maroney back in february. lawrence told a podcast last month that at first she didn't want a bachelorette party but then she changed her mind last minute and had what she calls a bridezilla moment crying because no one was available last minute. well, now adele is apparently coming to the rescue sending out invites for a big bash but no filming or social media posts allowed, so what happens at j. law's bachelorette stays at j. law's bachelorette unless we can find out a few t

my name is eva moses kor.f auschwitz. >> eva went back to auschwitz almost every year to educate people about the horrors of the holocaust, and that's where she died on july 4th. but her story and her mission clearly live on. may she rest in peace, and may her memory be a blessing. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, warren's rising. elizabeth warren gaining a lot of money, outraising two key rivals as another 2020 contender calls it quits tonight. plus president trump says he's done dealing with the uk ambassador to the u.s. because he criticized him. so why is the president still talking to a dictator who has said things about him that are far, far worse? and jeffrey epstein, a politically connected multimillionaire charged with operating a sex trafficking ring with underage girls. he's connected to a lot of people including president trump and former president bill clinton. what's next? let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, warren's windfall. sen

eva, you felt one just a few minutes ago. officials there are very concerned about more. >> reporter: that's right, cecilia. we felt aftershocks just here just a minute ago. i was actually standing, i want to show you, down here. and you can see how much the earth has moved in this quake. you can see the water main pipe here completely moved apart. that was done by the earthquake. and the water now pooling down here. we felt about 100-plus aftershocks in the aftermath and officials say at least ten of those have been 4.0 or higher and we're told that there could be one even bigger than that, that is why the mayor has declared a state of emergency. cecilia? >> eva pilgrim leading us off tonight from california. thank you. >>> we'll turn now to the dangerous holiday weather. one person killed, several injured by a lightning strike in south carolina. this lightning strike here part of a severe storm in arcadia, florida. in jacksonville there, a heavy downpour downing a giant tree onto a home. fortunately, no one was inside at th

speaker, i rise today to honor the incredible life of eva moses core, eva was a friend, holocaust survivor, and inspiration to us all. as a young girl, eva and her family were held at the auschwitz concentration camp. while at auschwitz, eva and her twin sister, miriam, were subjected to inhumane medical exspirmentse by the nazi dr. joseph men ga la. until their liberation in 1945. eva and her sister were the only members of their family to survive the horrors of auschwitz. despite this dark atrocity, eva used her life to spread the message of forgiveness. eva married michael kor in 1960 and later that year moved to terre haute, indiana, in my district, where they raised two children, eva also spent tax teaching hoosiers the importance of finding peace, healing, and hope. in 1995, eva opened the candles holocaust museum in tara haut creating a permanent home to remind us of the power of forgiveness and compassion. mr. but shoon: she passed away peacefully at the age of 84 during her annual trip to poland. eva kor was an incredible overwhelm woman of integrity, spirit, and forgiveness and h

good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning.ace. that's why we're standing in the doorway trying to avoid the things that could fall on us just in the meantime, but i'll bring you in to show you what we just experienced and what just happened. more things were coming off the chefs but this right here, this white pole that you see is an actual lamp, a light that was on the ceiling that fell down, that loud popping noise you heard when we were running out of this place to get to safety, that is why there is still a state of emergency in place in this area. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the largest earthquake in two decades. striking southern california. >> all units, we are on a citywide earthquake mode. >> reporter: these terrified children performing in a fourth of july show when the quake came. surveillance video inside a local market capturing the moment it hit. you see mika running for safety dodging fallen debris. >> the whole shelves went down. all the bottles broke, all the wine shelves, the beer coolers, they all like d

the eva is progressing beautifully. i believe they are setting up the flag now. >> great. >> i guess you're about the only person around that doesn't have tv coverage of the scene. wally: this is the flag, not the core sample. [laughter] mr. cronkite: he doesn't mind a bit not having the television right now. >> how is the quality of the tv? >> it is beautiful, mike. it really is. they have the flag up now. you can see the stars and stripes on the lunar surface. >> beautiful. just beautiful! wally: the flag is on a frame, there is no wind. it is a three foot or five foot flag with a frame of its own to hold it up. >> do you need to call that end? over. mr. cronkite: seems like they ought to play some music. [chuckles] >> ok. mr. cronkite: looks like they are having a little trouble getting that into the surface. wally: lightly, he moves back. i think they are taking pictures of each other with the camera. yep, exactly what they are doing. the first tourists on the moon. mr. cronkite: from their description, sounds like

eva and kai appeared in april. >> did you expect to co court? >> reporter: eva signed her name in the 2013 lease agreement and kai was told of the ongoing electric issues months before the deadly fire. but when called to the stand both eva ask kai pleaded the fifth amendment right. the district attorney's office has never criminally charged them. >> what they've done is they have allowed those people to flee. in essence, they've allowed those people to hide behind a team of attorneys and law firms so that they can't be reached, so that we can't bring them into trial. >> what about the families? don't you feel you're responsible? you own that place, don't you have anything to say? >> reporter: chor ng has stayed low profile. she's back from china. we're showing up at her house to see if she wants to say anything. and refusing to answer her door. even oakland city council member noel gallo was surprised she's walking free. he represents the fruitdale district where the ghost ship sits. >> she knew exactly what was going on in this building. >> rep

and moreided 440 eva's than 3100 total eva hours. ilc, we have a houston office where we are developing the next generation suits, focusing on lightweight design, less hardware, reconfigurable to fit a diverse group of astronauts. so it can be reconfigured in size. suits designed for zero g or planetary use so that we can have a lower torso that can be used for vehicular activity and zero g with a lower force on the soft upper torso that could have planetary -- more lower torso mobility with ankle flex and good fitting boots. they are scheduled to complete design testing by 2019. one of the engineers i talked to aoday i think said the iv suit completed testing this week. that's it. thank you. i will turn this over to my good friend, ryan nagata. [applause] ryan: thank you. i click this? sorry. nagata, an artist and maker in los angeles. i am probably best known for making accurate replicas of spacesuits. the suits in this photo are not real, they are replicas that i made for a photo shoot. there are no photos of both astronauts on th

the prominent holocaust survivor, eva kor, has died aged 85.44. she and her twin sister were tortured by the infamous camp doctorjosef mengele known as the ‘angel of death'. in later life she gave tours of auschwitz, and called for the forgiveness. in 2015 she attended the trial of former nazi guard 0skar groening where she reached out to him. she explained to the bbc why she did it. i no longer carry any anger or hatred toward anybody and that is not because they deserve it, but i deserve to live free of hate. but once i don't have animosity and anger towards him, you are opening yourself up to in light of other to a lot of other human emotions. let's cross to krakow now in poland and speak to eva kor‘s son alex. welcome to the programme and i am sorry for your loss. it must be a tremendous gap now and your life after losing this tremendous woman. yes it is. it is devastating, sad that i have lost not only my mother, my best friend, i have lost my mentor and it is very tough. but i will find a way to pick myself up and try to continue with wor

tambiÉn tenemos a eva longoria en barcelona. adams allen tambiÉn colocÓ una foto en twitter. por otro lado, eva longoria se encuentra jugando con santi en barcelona. la actriz comparte varias fotografÍas. -- junto con su hijo. este vÍdeo fue de los mÁs comentados. derbez y su esposa celebrado su aniversario de bodas. despuÉs de siete aÑos de matrimonio la pareja luce igual de enamorados. para demostrar su buen sentido del humor demostraron este vÍdeo donde ablande la expectativa del matrimonio-- hablan de la expectativa del matrimonio y la realidad. [sonido ambiente] ahora toca un toque de ojo. carlos rivera publicÓ esta imagen sin camisa para anunciar que estÁ enamorado de santo lini. -- santorini. natti natasha estÁ enamorada de puerto rico. ambos se encuentran cebrando. habland de nti natasha nos despedimos con estos grandeartistas. conzamos laemana moviendo el esqueleto con natti natasha, daddy yankee y pitbull. sube la mÚsica. [mÚsica] [cantan] jessica: ahÍ lo tienen. gran tema. hablando de daddy yankee el cantante jugÓ en

the eva is progressing beautifully. i believe they are setting up the flag now. >> great. >> they started out behind time on this. >> i guess you're about the only person around that doesn't have tv coverage of the scene. wally: this is the flag, not the core sample. [laughter] >> that's all right, i don't mind a bit. mr. cronkite: he doesn't mind a bit not having the television right now. >> how is the quality of the tv? >> it is beautiful, mike. it really is. wally: there it is pure the u.s. flag. >> they have the flag up now. you can see the stars and stripes on the lunar surface. >> beautiful. just beautiful! wally: the flag is on a frame, there is no wind, though. it is a three foot by five foot flag and it has a frame of its own to hold it on. >> do you need to pull that in? over. mr. cronkite: seems like they ought to be some views it. [chuckles] >> it won't go in. >> ok. mr. cronkite: looks like they are having a little trouble getting that into the surface. wally: lightly, he moves back. i think they are taking

eva and ki pleaded the 5th amendment right against self ip crimination. the district attorney's office never criminally charged allowed those people to flees they awe loud the people to hide behind a team of attorneys and law firms. >> reporter: what about the families, don't you feel you are responsible? you own that place. don't you have anything to say. >> reporter: lawyers explained she left for china. 2 investigates found she is back. and refusing to answer her door. oak land council member, was surprised she is walking free and represents the fruit dale district. >> the one that's ultimately responsible to the property owner. she knew exactly what was going on in this building. >> reporter: code violation notices were sent to chore for hazardous conditions and life thenning safety over the years. the city never followed up. this invoice obtained investigates shows they were made aware an electrical fire two years before the tragedy and nothing was done. >> they violated their duties. these things, if they had followed what they were lawfully require

roger, the eva is progressing beautifully. coverage of the scene. >> that's all right. i do not mind a bit. >> they have the flag up now you can see the stars & stripes. >> it is beautiful, just beautiful. ?w is the quality of the tv >> it is beautiful, mike. it really is. >> i would like to evaluate [indiscernible] you do have to be rather careful to keep track of where your center of mass is. it takes about two or three paces to make sure you have your feet underneath you. maybe two or three or four easy paces can bring you to a smooth stop. like a football player, you can go out to the side and cut a little bit. like a kangaroo hop. it seems your stability is not as good. it can get rather tiring. that may be a function of the suit. or lack of gravity. >> i noticed in the soft spots we have footprints nearly an inch deep. that the soil is very cohesive. and it will retain a slope of probably 70 degrees on one side of the [[indiscernible] narrator: buzz is making his way around the limm, photographing it from all angles, loo

good morning, tafd david. >> reporter: good morning, eva. the murder of that policeman is being treated as a national tragedy in italy. his coffin will be on public display today in rome not far from the carabinieri precinct where he served for years. the two americans meanwhile held in a roman jail cut off from their families back home. finnegan lee elder and gabriel christian natale-hjorth both of the san francisco bay area are being held at rome's coeli prison. >> i have never seen violence in him. >> reporter: italian authorities say the two confessed to being involved in a violent altercation over a backpack where the police officer was stabbed. police say the young men were demanding 100 euros and a gram of cocaine to return the bag to its owner, but the owner notified the carabinieri. the suspects caught on security cameras as they fled the scene. police say they found overwhelming evidence in the suspects' hotel room including the alleged murder weapon cleverly concealed behind one of the ceiling tiles, as well as bloody clothing sup

good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, eva. this is a developing story but here's what we know. italian authorities say these two american tourists have confessed to killing an officer of the carabinieri. that's the italian national police force. a 35-year-old officer stabbed to death apparently as he tried to resolve a dispute over a stolen backpack. police say that the suspect stole the backpack thursday night then tried to ransom it back to its owner. he called the cops and these two plainclothes officers showed up for the handover. that's when a scuffle ensued. the officer stabbed. the attackers fled the scene. these two americans arrested last night. >> david, what do we know about these suspects? >> well, here's where it starts to get a little murky. the authorities rounded up the two americans and several north africans based on some grainy surveillance footage that placed them at the scene, they say. police say they're both students from san francisco. both 19 years old. no names confirmed as of yet. both are being held

prior to commencing your eva termination activities.e moon. it is too much. i cannot get over it. >> i don't know how to put it it , is the most marvelous thing, it is a miracle. >> we are really thrilled for every american. this has to be the proudest day of our lives. and for people all over the world. >> it is great, really great for the whole world. >> this means a lot to all of the countries, not just for america. >> being close to the moon makes us realize we are all human beings together. >> i hope this brings unity among all the countries. >> i hope it helps in solving all internal problems you may have. >> i think it is a waste of a lot of money that can be used for something else. people beingbout on starvation. >> these huge amounts of money americans spend to see what the moon is like. >> i think it is disgusting. it is a pity that they don't have something better to do. it would be better if they did something for the elders. >> what if columbus decided he could not get the money from isabella, where would he be? >> that is

here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: a hero's welcome home for the women's national soccer team nowter: celebrating their world cup title, golden boot winner megan rapinoe posing with the trophy, and the team photo holds up number 4, four world championships, the most ever. they made their point on and off the field. >> equal pay, equal pay! >> reporter: the president of fifa proposing to double the prize money for the next women's world cup to $60 million. but that number falling drastically short of the men's projected $440 million prize. >> my friend just sent this to me. from the '99 world cup. >> how old were you in that picture? >> i was like, i don't know, 13 or 14. all those kids that were over there supporting us, supporting us at home, you can stand in front of these microphones any day. >> reporter: the team will celebrate their big win with a ticker-tape parade, marching through new york's canyon of heroes on wednesday. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >>> when we come back, more from the world cup champs. >>> and the bachelorette makes a shocking decision after some rou

dan eva ns, performance at a grand slam.on court 18just behind me, against his argentinian opponent, came through in straight sets, making it for british people into the second round. dan evans having surged up the rankings, having surged up the rankings, having made that return from a drugs ban last year. good news as well, potentially, forjames ward, in action. he is two sets— one up at the moment. we could see another brit progressing in what is a bumper day of brits in action before the likes of roger federer and ralph and adele in action. the defending champion in the women‘s singles is currently playing on the centre court. it is customary for her to open busy of the main show on data. more from john watson at wimbledon throughout the day. but a huge night in lyon for england who take on the usa in the semifinal of the women‘s world cup. phil neville says reaching the last four should not be considered an achievement and only by winning the tournament would theircampaign bea by winning the tournament would their campai

>> eva, thank you. >>> when we come back, that building collapse, the top floor coming down.eral workers rushed to the hospital. >>> and it was difficult to watch that 9-year-old attacked by a bison. she is okay. but tonight, now, another bison attack. where and the images in just a moment. ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+ / her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are pregnant, breastfeeding, or plan to become pregnant. common side effects include low red blood cell and low platelet counts, infections, tiredness, n

>> okay, eva, thank you. >>> we'll turn next tonight to president trump confronting two nuclear threats, iran increasing its stockpiled yurl rain yum in defiance of the iran nuclear deal, though the president pulled the u.s. out of that deal a year ago. today, he said iran is, quote, playing with fire. that comes off that historic meeting with kim young jong-un. now a new report says the u.s. may allow north korea to keep its nuclear weapons. here's abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: for weeks now, iran has been building up its stockpile of nuclear material and 25ed, for the first time, it has passed the limits set in the landmark nuclear deal negotiated by the obama administration. the move comes a year after president trump pulled the u.s. out of that deal. today, he was asked if he has a message for iran. >> no, no message to iran. they know what they're doing. they know what they're playing with. and i think they're playing with fire. >> reporter: the president has called for new talks, but iran is showing no sign its leaders want to negotiate with trump. iran, one of two nuclear ch

>> eva pilgrim, thank you. >>> we'll turn now to the dangerous holiday weather. one person killed, several injured by a lightning strike in south carolina. this lightning strike here part of a severe storm in arcadia, florida. in jacksonville, heavy downpour downing a giant tree onto a home. fortunately, no one was inside at the time. and now a tornado watch, as behead into the night. here's abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, it's not just heat, but lightning and severe weather putting millions at risk. at least one person killed after lightning struck a tree outside of charleston, south carolina. and watch this terrifying close call near tampa, florida. >> wow! >> reporter: in north carolina, firefighters there rushing to the scene after a home was hit. >> i heard another pop and so, i started freaking out. >> reporter: the severe weather fueled by extreme heat. parts of the southeast feeling like 100 degrees or more. outside of chicago, in niles, illinois, firefighters said it felt like 110 degrees when this man spotted a baby inside

the eva is progressing >> roger. the eva is progressing beautifully. i believe they are setting up the flag now. >> great. >> i guess you're about the only person around that doesn't have tv coverage of the scene. wally: this is the flag, not the core sample. >> that's right, i don't mind a bit. mr. cronkite: he doesn't mind a bit not having the television right now. >> how is the quality of the tv? >> it is beautiful, mike. it really is. flag on it is, the u.s. the surface of a moon. >> is it halfway decent? >> yes, it is. they have the flag up now. you can see the stars and stripes on the lunar surface. >> beautiful, just beautiful. wally: the flag is on a frame, there is no wind to hold it out like that. five flag andby five flag it has a frame of its own to hold it up. in?o you need to pull that >> nothing more needed here, but it does seem like there ought to be some music. [chuckles] >> ok. mr. cronkite: looks like they are having a little trouble getting that driven into the surface. wally: lightly, he moves back. i think they are taking picture

eva, thank you.nd we should mention that all of the world cup champs will be live on "good morning america" right here tomorrow morning. of course, we'll be watching that. >>> in the meantime, much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the surprise moment in court today. the young accuser in the kevin spacey case and what he suddenly declared while on the stand. >>> also, the deputy and young father killed in a shootout. how it happened. >>> the teenage pilot who had just graduated killed practicing takeoffs and landings. investigators on the scene. >>> and more on those americans injured in the running of the bulls. people ask why they do it every year. and tonight, one of these americans injured while trying to take a selfie after finishing the race. a lot more news ahead here on a monday night. we'll be right back. play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums you might or joints.hing bitfor your heart...ion. but do you take someth

sorry, eva. right now we don't need a fashion influencer. we need a weather influence. need some kind of something to influence us in a cooler direction around here. >> i mean, it's so hot outside, it's dangerously hospital events aree etting cancelled over th weekend, and i think that's a good idea.t just geng record if there's a 5k in crystal city that's cancelled because of heat hand humidity making it not just uncomfortable but dangerous at times. check it out. here are the weather alerts for the weekend. again, we're under an excessive heat warning tonight until 9:00. er have a repeat tomorrow of the weather al another excessive heat warning for your saturday this. begins at 11:00 a.m. and runs until 9:00 p.m. all of theounties shaded here in pink are under this excessive heat warning and then we look te sunday and w have an excessive heat watch in effect for the national weather service n.effect from11 00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on sunday. what's the difference between a watch advisory and a warning? so watch means that we're th monitoring situation, and that's the case

good morning to you this morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning, eva. the president seems to want it both ways. just this morning he tweeted about the controversy again saying that he didn't lead the crowd on into this racist chant. he said that he wasn't happy with the chant either but then goes on to call his supporters patriots and said they did it because they love the usa. this morning, a defiant president trump. >> you can't talk that way about our country, not when i'm the president. >> reporter: walking back his disapproval of these racist chants. [ send her back ] >> reporter: directed at four minority congresswomen. instead, defending his supporters. >> those are incredible people. those are incredible patriots. >> reporter: and doubling down with another attack against minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar. >> but i'm unhappy when a congresswoman goes and says i'm going to be the president's nightmare. she's lucky to be where she is. >> we are going to continue to president. his policies -- because his policies are a nightmare to us. >> reporter

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so the whole idea of creating a mission scenario — you're going to phobos, you're going to do an eva,pacecraft on the surface — all that keeps them excited and engaged in the simulation. the goal here is notjust to study the effects of isolation and confinement but also to work out how to put together the perfect team for extreme space travel. it's all about the mix. and that's one of the things that we're looking at. what is that right mix or, given the particular mix of people. let's say you have one strong personality and three less strong personalities, what would we expect that to play out like? what kind of roles do you need to have a successful team for a space mission? and they were looking notjust at the functional roles, you know, a commander, a medic, an engineer, but they were also looking at the social roles, and found that they were just as, if not more, important for those long duration missions. having somebody that's providing humour and entertainment for the crew, that's way more important. and it won'tjust be down to humans to decide what the right social mix would

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eva pilgrim, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to eva.their fans, and his family. >>> also from california, a poison scare at a facebook mail facility. it's located near the facebook headquarters and was evacuated yesterday as a precaution. a routine check found mail possibly containing the nerve agent sarin, but additional test did not confirm it's presence. so authorities are still working to identify that substance. they say there were no injuries. >>> the cockpit voice recorder from the small plane that crashed near dallas over the weekend is now being analyzed by federal investigators. the plane slammed into an airport hangar and burst into flames. it was not required to have a flight data recorder. all ten people on board, eight passengers, and two crew members were killed. among the victims was a family of four, two teenagers, their mother, and stepfather. >>> immigration officials are investigating a secret facebook group for border patrol agents targeting members of congress and joking about the deaths of migrants. >> the posts a

. >>> holocaust survivor eva moses core has died. she was leading her trip to poland when she passed away on friday. she was tortured there 75 years ago. her mother, father, two older sisters were killed in a gas chamber. she described that night in cnn's voices of auschwitz. >> other kids that were in the barak the first night we arrived. look there, see the smoke and the flames. well, your families must be burning right now there. i said, that not possible. burning people? that is crazy. >> as a little girl eva and her twin sister were chosen by the nazis as experimentation. she moved to terre haute and prepar preached forgiveness. indiana governor said the world just lost a giant. she was 85. >>> and mad magazine, the iconic humor publication, will stop creating new content after next month's issue. it will disappear from news stands after 67 years of satire. alfred e. newman and company aren't entirely going away. it will still public the end of year special. >>> joey chestnut is still the top dog. >> there is nothing in this ear

they are inside, he will reenter the lunar module, we will pressurize, and that will be the end of our eva. space, the first decade, is a 1968 film reviewing major accomplishments of nasa since it was established in 1958. the documentary culminates with the successful launch of a saturn v rocket anticipating launches to the moon. ♪ when did the exploration of space begin? at what time did man first embark upon his journey to the stars? atmitive man gazed in awe the infinite lights of the heavens, and wondered how different they were from his own earth. other men searched the night sky for religious signs or mathematical movements or imaginary inventions. for the earthbound astronomer, space was a lifetime of study beyond the window of his observatory. for countless centuries the exploration of space remained a dream in the mind of man. then, on the fourth day of the month of october 1957, it became a reality. the soviet union hurled the first man-made satellite into orbit 558 miles above the earth. the space age had begun. ♪ a year later congress created the national aeronautics and space