but that was the first selfie in space. >> gemini 12. >> when gemini was over, the team of people, plannersonauts, and people in the control center were complete synched and we came out with confidence in ourselves. it was like let us have this apollo stuff. we'll take it to the moon as fast as we possibly can. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve.. at humana, we believe the gap will close when healthcare changes. when frustration and paperwork decrease. when healthcare becomes simpler. so let's do it. let's simplify healthcare. let's close the gap between people and care. >>> i recognize that there is some risk, people might look at our work as being perhaps dangerous, but we just try to take as much as that out as we can during pretesting to make sure the systems are good. i think we train in it and work in it so much and understand it well enough that we don't look at it from this view point. >> how far i want to go, i want to go as far as nasa goes and during my useful time as a pilot for them. i want to go on a moon flight and if we go to mars, i want to go on that. >> na

8. >> houston, this is gemini 8.ng it at about 150 feet. >> way to go, partner. >> you done it, boy. you done a good job. >> that's great. >> man, that is really slick. >> okay, gemini 8, looking good on the ground. go ahead and dock. >> they found another object in space and they docked them together to make one big spacecraft or rocket on the nose of the gemini. that was amazing. >> so it's nighttime. power down. have dinner and get ready for the next day and i happened to look over at neil's panel and i saw his eight ball, his attitude in a bank. i said, neil, we're in a bank. >> we've got serious problems here. we're toppling end over end. >> they got up to one revolution a second so we decided to undock, which we suspected was the problem and then the gemini started spinning very rapidly and then we figured out, oh, it's the gemini. >> what seems to be the problem? >> it's rolling and we can't turn anything off. >> did he say he could not turn the agena off? >> he said he separated and did a roll and can't stop

gemini is a rehearsal for apollo.ee-man spacecraft to get us to the moon. >> the russians surprise with another first with the first man, they say, to walk around in space. >> when he went outside the spacecraft, they said no, he count have done that but the soviets went outside and came back was a shocker. the soviet union pushed americans back. it was part of the game at the time. >> i would say for most of the '60s, we had a sense of being behind. oh, no you can't open that. please choose one based on the cover. here we go... woah! no test rides allowed. i can't show you the inside, but... trust me. are you kidding me? at university of phoenix, we think you should try before you buy. that's why we offer many first time students with limited to no college experience a risk free period. so you can commit to your education with confidence. get started at phoenix.edu for over 19 million people. [ alex ] transamerica helped provide a lifetime of retirement income. so i can focus on what matters most. [ female announcer

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they realized it was gemini 8. they found the culprit. >> host: thruster number eight was it. >> guest: yes, they had to bleed that and get it under control and bleed it of its fuel. they had to then -- the rules call were them to land on the next opportunity. the next opportunity is way out in the middle of the pacific. and they had to come in over china and all by themselves, which they did, because they got through a tracking station and talked to mission control a couple times but they were setup and everything was ready and we lost them and heard from them until the plane was over the water. >> host: you didn't know what happened after the retrofire? they were off the plane. it was a dramatic mission. the first american space mission to be terminated and cut short because of an emergency in flight. >> guest: and the decision was nade by the astronauts on board because they didn't have much contact with mission control. they were immediately criticized by second-guessers. but whether craft and bob saw -- they t

i mean there's never a situation that you could ever imagine gemini and francois gemini in britain you know sweden and germany looking at all ever again you know. centuries to come where we're trading with each other we're we're acting as if we are you know one nation for research that can step in here and press here a little bit i mean i agree with you that there are a lot of similarities between russia and any european but there are also a lot of differences and many of those differences are on how to proceed in this situation of conflict than you know the recent examples the free bit and syria highlighted. difference is that russia has the right to defer funding or opinion as a united states on how to proceed when it comes to armed conflict because they don't like to be european or american vision off the middle east at these at how it was has been realized while. on on situations on conflict that. i post in a very painful to russia speaking out on some of these conflicts i think that in my lifetime america is made to clean. slate was it was a gossip. and the iraq intervention was w

no one was sad at the end of the mercury program because the gemini rockets were ready right there on launchpad. and no one was sad when gemini ended because the mighty saturn 5 was ready to go. >> have we fallen out of love with space in that sense? >> perhaps. i think it's because the -- when you stop moving a frontier, you forget what's on the other side of that frontier that could titillate explorers -- the explorer gene built within us. on top of that, that could help transform how we live and what we know of the physical world. it's the fact that we have explored since we've left the cave that has enabled civilization to be what it is. the people talking on their cell phone and following gps instructions for where grandma's house is saying i don't need space. excuse me. that's how you know where grandma lives and when to make the left turn. there's directv, there's satellite radio. there's all these things that involve space. and you're going to say we don't need any more space? there's nothing else i need? there's a whole universe! and i as an astrophysicist smell, feel the uni

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gemini met with the prosecutors -- i met with the prosecutors and i want them to do the right thing. >> the officer involved was relieved of duty and a second officer placed on desk duty. nypd plans to retrain the police officers on the proper use of force. nearly 500,000 people have to wait until tomorrow to find out if their water is safe to drink in toledo, ohio. the city warned residents not to drink tap water because it may be toxic. lab tests showed the presence of a toxin that may come from allergy on like eery. additional test results were expected tonight but will now come tomorrow. >> we recommend that the restaurants remain closed because they won't be able to wash dishes or wash their general tabbles or -- vegetables or foods. >> with many stores running dry, the national guard was ordered to deliver water. the situation prompted chicago to retest its water supply which comes from lake erie as a precaution. more water problems to tell you about, but a different kind in a different region. ews finished repairing a 93-year-old water main in los angeles. glance of illions of

one of his gemini flights, marilyn found out she was pregnant and she hid her pregnancy from jim for a few months which is pretty remarkable until he finally found out and she said i am sorry, i didn't want you to get bumped from the flight. cheese said good idea, we should keep it secret for a longer. this is just a taste of the astrowives lives. i would like to open up the discussion to questions now because it is such a rich topic and i could talk a little more about what it was like going into these historic figures's living rooms and what it was like getting to know them as well. if anyone has questions, please do line up. >> in your book, you talk about one of the episodes on one of the lunar landings where the camera didn't work and there was virtually sort of a cover-up because they didn't want to show that. i wonder if you could go into that. >> one of the most exciting things, of course, about walking on the moon, being on the moon for the guys and everybody watching back at home, that was what was so incredible about the apollo program. even for someone like me who is one

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human space flight has been at our core since day one, all the way back to mercury, gemini, apollo, the shuttle, the station. >> reporter: so you have that history there. >> yeah, and it's provided a lot of benefit to us just to have that experience that we can bring to bear. >> reporter: a competing design looks a lot like the space shuttle. it's called the dream chaser, and it's built by sierra nevada. the company has made parts for probes and satellites, but mark sirangelo told us this is his company's first manned spacecraft. >> it's hard to define what a win like this would be. how do you win a gold medal in an olympics when you started in a small town and you've never been able to get any notice, and all of a sudden you're on that olympic stage? >> reporter: but the front-runner may be billionaire elon musk with his space-x and its dragon 2. space-x already flies unmanned cargo missions to the space station. nasa now pays the russians $80 million a pop to get american astronauts there. nasa has already spent more than $1 billion on this competition. is it going to be worth the mon

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global wealth by maintaining us global gemini you know what's your view on the on the subject. well i think there's a lot to that i think a lot of countries you know are interested i think whether it's russia or china when they invest overseas that goal may be the same and america's goal used to be that we were much more designed to have a global presence by trading and investments and you know having friendly relations but no i think now we have fallen into the trap of saying well there's some that was in the whole reason that we went into the middle east oil was an issue there were other issues as well but china and other countries are investing overseas and they're investing in oil and different things and and right now we're giving russia tremendous incentive to go in do deals with more with china and india and these other countries where if the market was working we might be able to better provide these trade agreements that and then when when when we give them trouble and people resist what we do is do so that's why i don't think it's in our best interest now inside the u

when he was going into space on one of his gemini flights, marilyn found out she was pregnant and she hid her pregnancy from jim for a few months which is pretty remarkable until he finally found out and she said i am sorry, i didn't want you to get bumped from the flight. cheese said good idea, we should keep it secret for a longer. this is just a taste of the astrowives lives. i would like to open up the discussion to questions now because it is such a rich topic and i could talk a little more about what it was like going into these historic figures's living rooms and what it was like getting to know them as well. if anyone has questions, please do line up.

we had an angry man named frank reynolds who covered all the apollo and gemini and mercury flights and knowledgeable. he was terrific. we had science correspondent who practically invented the field named jules bergman. they wanted someone else and i described my addition to the team as i was the guy in a baseball booth. i was there to do the feature stories on the sideline things. for friday reasons i wound up anchoring everything until the challenger explosion. it was a great assignment. my very first assignment on my first trip to the johnson space center in houston was to do a story on the so-called new breed of astronauts. the city's. the threes mission specialists who are no longer the hotshot pilots and sally was one of the people that nasa gave us to interview. the two of us hit it off instantly. i liked her manner. i like her sense of humor. i loved the fact that she spoke english and not techno-talk and the fact that talk and affect the sheet knowledge unequivocally that she would not be there if it were not for the women's movement. she didn't do this alone and this was some

when jim was going into space one of his gemini flights maryland found out she was pregnant and she actually her pregnancy from jim first for a few months which is pretty remarkable, till he finally found out and she said well i'm sorry, i didn't want you to get bumped from a flight and he said good idea. we should keep it secret. i actually would like to open up the discussion to questions now because it's such a rich topic and i can talk a little bit more about what it was like going into these historic figures living rooms and what it was like getting to know them as well. if anyone has questions please do lineup. [inaudible conversations] >> in your book you talk about one of the episodes on one of the lunar landings when a camera didn't work and there was virtually sort of a cover-up because they didn't want to show that. i was wondering if he could go into that. >> sure. one of the most exciting things of course about walking on the moon and being on the moon for the guys and for everybody watching back at home because that's what's so incredible about the apollo program. even for some

they hired cap gemini, they're going to perhaps reduce costs, that's great. people have been asking them to do that. a fund in gauge capital is pushing a stake in them. so far management is balking at that. they're making a big step in the right direction. in the meantime, developing a global footprint, they have 26 stores in south korea. 14 in canada, 11 in philippines, 1 in mexico. keep in mind, in 2006 this stock was on fire. remember when jamba juice came out, it was a $60 stock. it's come down a lot. here's the thing, have you technical resistance but a breakout from there, i think takes the stock to $20 maybe higher. danny, what do you think of this? >> i like this stock. charles: you like this one? >> yes, it's a refranchising story. what they've done is want to take a lot of assets off the balance sheet, taking company stores and franchising them out. they've gotten to 30% company owned. 70% franchise. they want to keep that going, they are developing more franchises all over the country and worldwide. it's a great story and breaking out now, and the

>> guest: i met him in 1962 when he came in with the gemini 9 the second groups of astronauts.there were a couple of personal things in 1964. he lost a young girl, karen and she died of a brain tumor at the age of two. it was really difficult for neil. i lost a young son and one morning he came into the howard johnson on cocoa beach. this was 1964 and i was talking with wally sharad. my wife was in the hospital and he looked and he said who shot your dog? i told them i said well i told him about it. he and i got to talking about it. most people didn't know he even had a daughter let alone that he had lost her. that was while he was flying the x-15 out of edwards which is now named after neil armstrong. it's been neil armstrong research center. so anyway we just got to a point that we were trusted friends is what i like to say. the ap -- people say you were neil's best friend and i say i wasn't neil's best friend. i don't know who the heck neil's best friend was. we were trusted friends and we work together. when the challenger blew up he was called to be the vice chairman to ac

the gemini industry hit by about twenty five that how it came out about fifty thousand. jobs bought i think it's in the company and they've seen people and they made probably mistake about basis. to remain absolutely dedicated to our strategy of growth in russia we believe that differently a growth is still going to continue over the next few months in years to come and when you look at it to over two million vehicles are being sold in russia right now which is still one of the top bootable markets in the world now there is still.

companies on the back of slow growth in gemini and the energy complex in europe so reliant on russian and oil, puts additional fuel on that fire. >> we now have news, nick, that ukrainian leaders informed uk prime minister david cameron nato has been brought into the fold as well. what, if anything, do you expect the u.s. to do in response to this? >> it does seem to be a situation that has become rapidly the geopolitical versus the conflict, the u.s. will view its role through the lens of its european partners since they are so much more xpoetz xposed posi the situation in terms of a geographic location. >> give viewers a quick update. dow jones industrial average down 68 points. down 0.4 of 1%. not a big collapse in u.s. stock. the dramatic has been the change. the small and mid-cap stocks aren't moving as much. obviously, do not export to europe. no small cap is doing a lot of business in germany. if you were going to make a recommendation on staying in equities with your clients, would it be look smaller, look for companies in wisconsin, selling to iowa, et cetera? >> an excellent

we have such people in kansas city as the judge and the gemini spearheaded the whole idea behind brownersus board of education. there are so many people who joined the american legion who became great assets to their community with golden ideas that someone picked up when they were in europe. >> you're absolutely right. a lot of soldiers came back and became community leaders and their churches and civic organizations and businesses. the point i want to make earlier was that they had such a horrific experience, especially on the western front, in the trenches. as dr. williams pointed out, if you are an african american you were treated poorly by your white officers. when they came back, i they wanted to move on with their lives and become better people and community leaders. >> the war was incredibly transformative for individual soldiers identities. in the case of applicant test of african-american soldiers, the chance to travel to different parts of the world. the idea of a rural sharecropper going to france was revolutionary. the war expanded the horizons of many american soldiers,

gemini. pulls it all together and also able to advertise on google, facebook, amazon within minutes. this puts us apart from competition. >> why is this interesting? it's funny. i worked in google local five years ago. we did the same thing with reach local and yodel och erg up advertising solutions. why not just do more national big budget ad sails type sufficient as opposed to this with all the support complexity and hassles? >> excellent question too. the way to think about it, every small business is different. if you think about the case of local marketing, if you happen to have a bricks and mortar location that is nationwide, you might want to do national advertising. if you're con traded in one location, that doesn't work. you need someone who is an expert at your local area. in fact, if you don't have a local presence, things like yodel and, just will not work, because you are, in fact, not off-line. so you would then need to have online advertising. our approach is like an app store.

when he was going into space on one of his gemini flights, marilyn found out she was pregnant and she hid her pregnancy from jim for a few months which is pretty remarkable until he finally found out and she said i am sorry, i didn't want you to get bumped from the flight. cheese said good idea, we should keep it secret for a longer. this is just a taste of the astrowives lives. i would like to open up the discussion to questions now because it is such a rich topic and i could talk a little more about what it was like going into these historic figures's living rooms and what it was like getting to know them as well. if anyone has questions, please do line up. >> in your book, you talk about one of the episodes on one of the lunar landings where the camera didn't work and there was virtually sort of a cover-up because they didn't want to show that. i wonder if you could go into that. >> one of the most exciting things, of course, about walking on the moon, being on the moon for the guys and everybody watching back at home, that was what was so incredible about the apollo program. even

human space flight has been in our corps since day one all the way back to mercury, gemini, apollo apollo, the shuttle. >> so you have that history there. >> yeah. and it's provided a lot of bun fit to us just so we have that experience. >> reporter: a competing design looks a lot like the space shuttle. it's called the dream chaser and it's built by sierra nevada. mark sirangelo told us this is his company's first manned spacecraft it's hard to define what a win would be like this. how do you win a gold medal in the olympics when you've started in a small town and you've never been able to get any notice and all of a sudden you're on the stage. >> reporter: but the front-runner may be elon musk with his spacex and dragon 2. spacex already sends unmanned cargo to the mission. nasa has already spent more than a billion on this competition. >> is it going to be worth the money in the long run? >> the price nasa will pay will be significantly less to. have the option to take people back and forth is enough. >> the flight is scheduled to 2017. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, houston. >> it's amaz

the gemini mean you i was with the v.a.. -- the gentleman behind me nude that i was with the v.a. he is a 22 year veteran with the air force and is currently a lockheed martin employee. he said, i need to do something about recruiting. his daughter is a lieutenant in the air force and currently going to medical school in washington, d.c. he talked to her about a noble career with the v.a. and she said, dad, haven't you read the newspapers or seen on television what is going on at the v.a.? why would i want to work there? i'm here to tell you i asked for her phone number. i called heard three different times. i'm going to speak at her medical school. the v.a. is a great place to work. i also want to tell you a story about nancy. nancy is a neurologist in medical school. we met on a plane when i was coming back from memphis. she said, wow, my dream job is to work at the v.a. and she is in school at george washington university medical school and she wants to be a neurologist. i gave her my card and my address. i gave her my coin and said, contact me. i want you to work for the v.a.,