he mac apollo 11 houston, there is contact. >> apollo 11, houston to arrive standing by. over. >> apollo 11, this is hornet. he mac apollo 11 read you loud and clear. 130, 6915. 11 hornet copy 13301675. over. >> three, 30. nine, 15. [ music ] [ music ] [ music ] [ music ] [ music ] >> what was it we were really celebrating? three men who had done what no man before had done? a technological feet was believed to be on the realm of possibility? >> the fulfillment of an age- old dream? were we celebrating simply because it had been a long time since we had anything to celebrate? or, was this something that touched an ear rational unthinking instinct in the fall. in us all. [ music ] [ music ] [ music ] [ music ] [ music ] [ music ] >> going to take a trip goodbye mother. goodbye mother, so long mother. so long mother. goodbye mother, goodbye mother earth. >> the treasure of the ages, stones from across the night. on rubbed by wind. unwashed by rain. scattered on tranquility. bombarded by solar particles from billions of years that unchanged in any other way, a moon rock is l

houston, we're standing by. over. >> eagle, houston, we see you.hand, it coasted around to the backside of the moon and there while out of direct communication with the earth it fired its engine to slow its descent to a touchdown on the near side of the moon. collins and columbia continued in orbit, awaiting their return. >> flight controllers, go for landing. retro. >> go. >> guidance. >> go. >> e con. >> go. >> cap com, we are go for landing. >> you are go for landing. over. >> go for landing. 3,000 feet. >> you are looking great. >> how are you doing, control? >> we look good here. >> tell come. >> go. >> fido. >> go. >> 2,000 feet. >> roger. >> 47 degrees. >> still looking very good. >> you're go. >> roger. 1201 alarm. >> we're go, flight. >> okay. we're go. >> we're go. sit tight. we're go. >> altitude 1600. >> eagle looking great. >> roger. 1202. we copy it. >> 35 degrees. 750 coming down to 23. >> 540 feet at a 15. 250 feet down at 4. altitude, velocity light. 220 feet. forward, coming down nicely. 200 feet. 4 1/2 down, 5 1/2 down. 100 feet,

and then in houston, where everything is right now. then you go to an organization done by committees of phd's that take a week to decide anything. i felt like i was trying to swim through quicksand. i don't want to belittle it. they do good work there. their whole role was different. not have the action or excitement we had in houston. and it of moving to trw, where i was doing mission operations on nasa satellites. some other satellites i can't talk about. >> thanks, that is a good introduction to the breadth and scope of the panel members. i want to ask a couple of questions, then we will turn it over to the audience. the first question relates to the fact that i understand apollo was a global recovery requirement to the spacecraft code conceivably splashdown anywhere in the world. what was the planning that led to that kind of uniformity of recovery location and time and what other factors might have influenced that? maybe others can answer. >> the beginning of the apollo program made planning easy. they drew a line right in the mi

houston. your city of houston with its manned space craft center, will become the heart of a large scientific and engineering community, during the next 5 years the national aeronautic and space administration expects to double the number of scientists and engineers in this area. to increase its outlays for salaries and expenses, the $60 million a year. to invest some $200 million in plant and laboratory facilities, and to direct or contract for new space efforts over $1.0 billion from this center in in city. to be sure, all this costs us all a good deal of money. this year's space budget is three times what it was in january 1961. and it is greater than the space budget of the previous eight years combined. that budget now stands at $540 oh million a year. a staggering sum though somewhat less than what we pay for cigarettes and cigars every year. [ cheers and applause ] >> space expenditures will soon rice more from 40 cents per person to week to more than 50 cents a week forever man, woman

houston, your city of houston with its manned spacecraft center will become the heart of a large scientific and engineering community. during the next five years, the national aeronautic and space administration expects to double scientists and engineers in this area. to increase its outlays for salaries and expenses to $60 million a year. to invest some $200 million in plant and laboratory facilities, and to direct or contract new space efforts over $1 billion from this center in this city, to be sure this all costs us a good deal of money, this year's space budget is three times what it was in january 1961. and it is greater than the space budget of the three years combined. that budget now stands at $5 billion 400 million a year. a staggering sum, though somewhat less than we pay for cigarettes and cigars every year. space expenditures -- space expenditures will soon rise some more, from $0.40 per person per week to more than $0.50 a week for every man, woman, and child in the united states, for we have given this program a high national priority. even though i realize this is in some me

will feel like 107 in houston. 107 in dallas. it does look lice it's going to could off for days. >>> next, a man hunt for a dangerous fugitive in tennessee. authorities revealing details about the man's deadly is abc's. >> reporter: tonight, fearful residents near this tennessee penitentiary locking their doors and loading their guns. as the manhunt for escaped accused murderer, curtis watson, enters its third day. >> the shun gun. it's up ready zblus case. >> reporter: officials now with brutal new details on watson's deadly escape. at 7:00 a.m. wednesday, watson, who qualified for minimum security, begins his daily lawn-mowing duties. at 8:30, he's then seen on a facility golf cart at the home of corrections administrator, debra johnson, who lived on prison grounds. they say it was there that watson allegedly sexually assaulted and killed her. officials finding a cord wrapped around her neck. watson then taking off on a tractor, getting as much as a two-hour head start before anyone knew he was gone. >> we have no reason to be

vilma: los hechos ocurrieron en el estacionamiento de este complejo de apartamentos en houston.onduciendo del estacionamiento, el vecino enrique vÁzquez salÍa de su apartamento a caminar con los perros. la niÑa al frente del volante, al parecer, presionÓ el acelerador en vez del freno y atropellÓ y mató a vÁzquez y a uno de sus perros. mejÍa fue acusado de homicidio por negligencia y de haber puesto a un menor en peligro. >> es repugnante la negligencia. eso llega a un alto nivel de criminalidad. vilma: fernÁndez hermano de enrique, dice que se resiste a creer que haya muerto de una forma tan absurda. >> yo siento que mi vida ya no. vilmaun amigo fue quien le dio la mala nota:asia. >> la verdad nos sentimos destrozados. vilma: Él quiere que la padre de la niÑa pague por la muerte de su hermano. >> la niÑa no puede tener ninguna responsabilidadde andar manejando. toda la culpa la tiene Él. vilma: el padre de la menor, tomÁs mejÍa, es indocumentado y estÁ bajo custodia de ice. dice que era indocumentado y tenÍa la esperanza de poder legalizar su situaciÓn para visitar a su madre a

the view out the window that we saw, but 99% of our work throwing switches, and communicating with houston, 99% of our work we really didn't need to similar simulate the view out the window with great fidelity. the simulators were very powerful instruments. we spent a lot of time in them. i think i spent over 600 hours just preparing for apollo alone. >> what you find the most challenging?>> i always think a flight to the moon as being a long and fragile chain of events. links in that chain, certain points along the route have names for them like going faster to escape velocity and slowing down and so forth. the point is, no matter how well things are going for you you can't just relax and pat yourself on the back and say is in this wonderful. for me at least maybe it might have been different from someone else, but for me at least the flight was a question of being under tension and worrying about what's coming next, what i have to do now to keep this dz chain and tax. >> you guys were down here supporting the vehicle processing, and your trading in simulators. he spent a lot of time in f

going to feel like 107 in houston. 107 in dallas. heat advisories up for tomorrow and it does not look like it's going to cool off for a couple days. tom? >>> new developments tonight in the urgent manhunt for a dangerous fugitive in tennessee. authorities revealing details about the man's deadly escape. here is abc's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, fearful residents near this tennessee penitentiary locking their doors and loading their guns as the manhunt for escaped accused murderer curtis watson enters its third day. >> my dad, actually, has his shotgun, pistol on the side. he's licensed to carry, so -- >> he's ready just in case something happens. >> reporter: officials now with brutal new details on watson's deadly escape. at 7:00 a.m. wednesday, watson, who qualified for minimum security, begins his daily lawn-mowing duties. at 8:30, he's then seen on a facility golf cart at the home of corrections administrator debra johnson who lived on prison grounds. they say it was there that watson allegedly sexually assaulted and k

i am the science in fast scientist in residence at space center houston. i would like to turn the microphone over to mr. knight. to talk about what you did here for apollo 11, what brought you here in the first place and your recollection of that important day. jack: i was the son of an air force family. we were in various bases around the world. i went to the georgia institute of technology and graduated in 1965. i came directly to the manned space flight center, in particular the apollo systems group. at the time i arrived, apollo had been a program in work, but we were flying the gemini and the gina vehicles. i was in the environmental control, electrical power area. i participated in every lunar flight, including the unmanned one. i was in the ssr staff support room for that. and on all subsequent flights i was in the operational control room, which we called telcom or telview, depending on the flight. that was for apollo 9, 10, 11 and anything that had a lunar module on it. now i will pass it to bob nance. [applause] bob: good morning. this is a big d

but 99% of our work, throwing switches and communicating with houston, 99% of our work we really didn't need to simulate the view out the window that -- with great fidelity. and so the simulators were very powerful instruments. and we spent a lot of time in them. i think the command mod yuell simulator i spent 600 hours in if preparing for apollo 11 alone. >> what did you find the most challenging? i think -- well i thauls think of a flight to the moon as being a long and fragile daisy chain of events. lengths in that chain, certain finite points along the route have names for them, like going faster than escape velocity, and slowing down into lube ar orbit and so forth. but the point is no matter how well things are going for you, you can't just relax and pat yourself on the book and say well isn't this wonderful. you have to say okay i got 17 down. what's number 18 coming up? i better get on the ball and worry about it. for me at least -- maybe it might have been different from -- for someone else -- but for me at least the flight was a question of being under tension, worrying about

my big chance it was down in houston, texas. got a chance for a commuter college that cost $50 a semester. and on a price i could pay for on a part time waitressing job i got a chance to finish my four year diploma and become a special needs teacher. i've already lived my dream job. [applause] so i stand here today in front of you to say never having thought i would run for office, what brought me in his opportunity. belief and down opportunity. not just for some of our kids. not just for those born into privilege. but opportunity for all of our kids. know, my daddy ended up as a janitor. but his baby daughter, she got

para una madre en houston que dejÓ a su hijo y terminÓ arrollado por un automÓvil el juez determinóron de este niÑo alan es que como se puede ver en ese vÍdeo hay un hecho confuso su hermano y Él caminaban detrÁs de la madre en el estacionamiento cuando alan fue atropellado por la conductora de este vehÍculo pero la madre del menor fue la acusada de su muerte por negligencia y se tuvo que enfrentar al juez vÁzquez le dijo a los niÑos que la siguieran y jamÁs ni siquiera volteÓ a ver si venÍan o no como el niÑo que falleciÓ estaba una distancia de mÁs de 100 pies y ella no se tomÓ la molestia de ver si habÍan llegado. mientras su familia trata de interpretar los hechos. el abogado dice que son complejas las circunstancias en la que se han radicado cargos aunque el cÓdigo penal penaliza a los padres en este tipo de casos. si la determinaciÓn es que no hay evidencia cabe destacar que el departamento de cuidados al menor ha indicado que nunca han tenido un problema con esta familia, mientras tanto la fiscalÍa pidiÓ que cuando se reÚnan tenga supervisiÓn mientras se ventila el caso. >>y

>> i was flying in a t-38 one time with my boss between houston and the cape here. he said well, mike, i want to plug you in, in jargon, i called it the knit two, purl one. what he was saying fundamentally was he was offering me as i interpreted it, the -- to be the commander of apollo 17. and i said to him well, listen, if this 11 doesn't work out, if something -- we screw something up or something goes wrong, hey, i'm going to come back. you'll find me knocking on your door, but if everything goes like it's supposed to on apollo 11, i'm out of here. the reason i made that decision to leave was composed of various aspects. primarily involving the long interval. that would be another three years i figured in my life. three years of living in dingy motels and strange places, trying to learn new things once again. and i didn't find that too rosy of a future. the other thing was i was going to be separated from my family, and with young children and a wife who had been wonderful about supporting me all the way through, including up to and through apollo 11, i would be

after harris at 9, it kind of falls off a cliff, which was one of the motivating factors behind the houston chronicle saying today, in effect, beto, stop running for president, get off the campaign trail, come home,

raise a tremendous amount of money, royce west, manna edwards, a houston still councilmember, there's a lot of talent, young and established in that texas field right now. the georgia race to me, when you chat with democratic operatives who are in the case they feel their candidate quality can be ail little bit better. so much focus on the texas senate race and not up until yesterday on georgia and their candidates there. >> michael steel, for republicans right now, in terms of the top of a ticket, president, vice president, which combination worries you most? >> look, if the election were held today there's no question that joe biden has the best chance to both take back those northern midwestern battlegrounds so the president narrowly won in 2016 and help down ballot democrats in places like north carolina and georgia because of his record as the vice president under barack obama. he should help with turnout in those states so right now, if the election were held today it would be joe biden. at the same time the election is not for a very long time and the

he's got restaurants, hotels, casinos, and the houston rockets.hat he's seeing in the economy coming up on "power lunch. >>> welcome back to "power lunch. we have a news alert on twitter. let's get to sue herera. >> thank you, melissa. it also has to do with protests in hong kong twitter putting out a statement saying they're disclosing what they are calling a significant state-backed information operation focused on the situation in hong kong, specifically the protest movements and their calls for political change this disclosure consists of 936 accounts originating from within the people's republic of china, prc. overall, these accounts were deliberately and specifically attempting to sow political discord in hong kong, including undermining the legitimacy and political positions of the protest movement on the ground based on our intensive investigations, we have reliable evidence to support that this is a coordinated state-backed operation. they go on to say that they identified large clusters of accounts behaving in a coordinated manner to amp

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the next democratic debates are in september in houston. that will likely only have half the number of candidates who qualify at most. kenneth, diane. >> all right, trevor ault live in detroit, thank you. >>> meanwhile, republicans are running into a new challenge as they try to win back the house in 2020. congressman mike conaway of texas just announced his retirement making him the fifth republican to do so in just two weeks. politico reports the party has been rattled by the retirements. >>> and the so-called battle over baltimore is heating up. at critics of his recent tweets about the city. he's suggesting democrats are hypocrites after video from 1999 surfaced showing congressman elijah cummings criticizing drug use in baltimore. take a look. >> i left my community of baltimore, a drug infested area where a lot of the drugs that we're talking about today have already taken the lives of so many children. >> so you heard cummings use the term drug infested. in the president's tweet, he described baltimore as a rat and rodent infested me

>>she's now houston high school's learning director. >>the men in a job in the houston and i was like ok, i love this town. >>and this is where i want to be new roles, new jobs threatens to get to leave the trauma. >>behind a little bit it still carries with you. but you're not seeing it being reminded of all the time. >>but i couldn't leave this guy. >>that was kay received reporting for us this morning. before we go we want to take a live look outside at s f o temperatures really mine, although this morning in as we told you are. >>earlier we had major delays on one oh one s a fellowship 3.80 and san bruno that major hot spot finally out of the way but do expect residual delays and something to keep in mind if you're heading to or from the airport or maybe even trying to get to at 4.55 san getting close to 5 o'clock now and as you're stepping out the door you early birds to get to work nice and early this is what you're looking out there is a makes a cloud cover. >>and some actual clearing going on at this very early hour berkeley is

neil, this is houston, radio check, over. >> i roger, houston, loud and clear. >> roger, boss. announcer: this weekend on the presidency, former secret service agents talk about protecting the first family and the challenges they face. booners include larry door who prevented a 1975 assassination attempt on president gerald ford. here's a preview. >> my position at the time was right at his left shoulder. as he's walking along shaking hiss, i'm concentrating on hands in a downward motion because you don't want anybody to grab too long and take his watch or whatever. crowdg down, out in the is a member of the charlie mansion family -- charlie manson family who happened to be carrying a 45 strapped to her ankle. she was back a couple people in he's shaking so as hands, suddenly i see this hand, with something in it and at that time, i didn't know if it was a weapon. front of the in president to stop the hand from coming up because i didn't want him to get hit with whatever it was. the minute i hit it, i knew it was a gun. all my very gun, best friends with the president left with

i'm from houston and my wife is from houston and said that would be great see i got a job here. i went in to the operations directorate and i was with the gemini and gina systems. to back up just a second i have a nearby education from texas a&m. >> woop! >> [ laughter ] during apollo 11 i was a flight controller during the lunar module gmc systems area but they had a few control systems and the hardware for the primary and backup computer systems but there was a remote site in australia for that and apollo 9, 10, 11, 12 through 17 relied on the flight from michigan troll for the lunar module. specifically on apollo 11 i was the control guy on console from the ascent from the moon. the descent was exciting, i was there sitting behind our good friend bob carlton who did the descent, he's no longer with us, he passed away a few months ago. but, i was a little hesitant, whether we would make it because we didn't have a lot left, did we crack but, you know, when i got to the ascent we had problems also. i heard people say the ascent was riskier than the descent and i find it harder

he was in houston when neil armstrong walked on the moon. we were scared to death. we knew the suits were tested they could be tested in the lab. they could break things and fix it and break things and fix it. in the lab as far as mechanically the suits worked fine. they put it in a vacuum chamber and make sure it would work. they did all these things piecemeal. you do a test here and there. but when neil walked down that ladder, she was scared to death. that was the first test of a suit. you had the full environment you could never duplicate here on earth. testing is everything. john young would get in the suit -- houston was a great example. he loved to try to break the suit. his goal was to break the suit in the lab. he did not want that suit broken on the moon. he had an idea of jumping up, as he came down he would splay his legs apart to get down to reach the rock on the surface. those early suits didn't have good mobility. they were fine, given state of the art. if he could do that, he might be able to break it. he sure enough did. he broke a couple cables. na

purposes,dification while you may appear to be alone, it is happening in houston, it is in washington, d.c., and the numbers are growing, for various reasons. one question for me to take to my constituents and persons letter interested in this would be what can we do to prevent, while we are not where you are, but headed in your direction, what should we do now to prevent -- to take preventative measures? mayor garcetti: three things. thank you for that question. , andre the previous levels pass this measure that chairwoman waters put forward. second, put up assistance for eviction, fund of that. we are doing that out of dollars we don't really have. i know you talked about being a legal lawyer, most landlords are good. the unscrupulous ones have a bad impact on your neighborhoods. we are giving legal assistance to folks who are threatened with eviction's, often who face language barriers and poverty barriers. three, have a mental health system that is not stage for intervention. -- stage four intervention. if you want to understand the thele on the streets, with deep mental health ne

he will travel to houston where there is expected to bea houston where there is expected to be a roundtabledia could import more from the us and see how the us could invest in the energy sector as well. now let's brief you on some other business stories. the man behind volkswagen's global expansion, ferdinand piech, has died aged 82 — according to the bild newspaper. mr piech is credited with transforming the carmaker from a mid—sized german company to an international powerhouse. piech was a grandson of ferdinand porsche, the father of the iconic volkswagen beetle. boeing is reportedly facing its first lawsuit by a customer over the grounding of the 737 max jets. russian leasing company avia claims the planemaker was negligent in the two fatal crashes and withheld critical information from us regulators. avia ordered 35jets and now wants that cancelled and is seeking $115 million in damages. apple chief executive tim cook has donated $4.9 million to charity — and the company said it is giving an unspecified amount to help restore the amazon rainforest. mr cook tweeted that the tech giant w

. >> reporter: it's a foggy night in houston in 2012. and sandra melgar is feeling pretty good on this night, so she and her husband jim decide to go out for a celebratory dinner. it's their 32nd anniversary. >> what she's told me was that they were gonna go out to dinner. they were going to their favorite mexican place that they go almost every weekend. and they stopped by a local cvs just to grab some drink mixers on their way back home. they got home. they started getting drinks ready. they got into the jacuzzi in their bathroom. they spent a few hours in there. just this and that, chit-chat. >> suddenly, the melgars' four dogs started barking in the backyard. so jim got out of the tub to bring the pups inside. sandy continued to soak. the jets roaring, as the water massaged her for about 5 to 15 minutes. >> i think he took a few minutes, so she decided to get out of the jacuzzi. she went to her closet, sat on her chair that she has in her closet, and started putting lotion on. >> reporter: that's the last thing that sandy says she re

i said my wife is from houston, that would be good. i got a job at msc, at the time. i went to the operations directorate. that was the gemini-gina systems. i am an electrical engineer from texas a&m. [cheers] hal: [laughter] i was a flight controller in the lunar module gnc systems. that area comprises of the dissent engines. primaryhardware for the and backup computer systems. i flew the apollo missions from glen 1 in australia for that. apollo 9 through 17. specifically, on apollo 11, i was the main control guy on the console for the asset on the moon. descentent was -- the was exciting. i was there with -- who is no longer with us. he passed away a couple months ago. i was hesitant as to whether or not we would make it when bob was calling out the fuel remaining. we didn't have a lot left. ,hen we got to the ascent we had problems too. i have heard people say that the ascent -- that the was more dangerous. i find that hard to believe. anyway, that's my story. i'll pass it to bill reeves. l: my name is bill reeves. i grew up in arkansas and went to oklahoma to get

top seven, houston up 4-1. alvarez, what a season he's had for houston.ssman says you'll have g dhing and like ghmaol oakl o of the second wild card spot. adam jones, liner to center. this is a two-run triple, part of a three-run inning for arizona. hugs all the way around. bottom five, flores goes deep. arizona wins 6-1. the giants visit the cubs on tuesday. so the time is running out for baseball. >> chris, thank you. >>> much more to come on "abc7 news" at 11:00. a show of solidarity in el paso. how the community is creating a special memorial for mass shooting victims. >>> plus, a woman is rushed to the hospital for what she thinks are kidney stones. turns out, triplets. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> live where you live, this is "abc7 news." >>> good evening. >> in tonight's headlines now, the homeless man caught on surveillance video attacking a san francisco woman is set to appear in court tomorrow. austin james vincent was originally released back on to the treats after the attack, but after a public outcry and the judge viewed video of the attack, vincent w

houston radio, over. >> houston, loud and clear. >> loud and clear, houston. >> roger, buzz. >> this weekend on american artifacts, we visit the virginia museum of history and culture to learn about african-american history from 1619 through the civil war. here's a preview. it'se exhibition begins, 1519, with the arrival of the first captive africans on virginia shores. that marks the first recorded arrival of africans in british north america. there were two british privateers who brought about 50 enslaved people to virginia. the first shipment brought "20 negroes," as they were described in the historical record. historians don't know much about these people. there aren't documentary records or artifactual records of these people, so their history is often obscured or lost to us. nevertheless, it is incumbent upon us as americans to understand these pivotal moments in our history, and tried to imagine what the lives of these people would have been like. and we can do that, through the story of angela, who is one of the first captive africans who is brought to virginia, in 1619. we

hace unas horas en el centro comercial y houston.an a los cientos de clientes que empezaron a correr cuando dijeron que andaba un otero. fue visto con una mÁscara roja. saltÓ en una mesa y declaró que iba a suicidarse. el individuo dejÓ caer una bolsa con el objeto no identificado huyÓ hacia la salida sur cerca de algunos complejos de apartamentos. la investigaciÓn ahora se ha convertido en un esfuerzo conjunto con las autoridades federales, estatales y locales y estÁn buscando el hombre que describen como blanco de unos 20 aÑos de edad. la policÍa de houston publicÓ una serie de tweets y segÚn reportes de la estampida dos personas resultaron heridas, un niÑo de 16 aÑos su madre quienes sufrieron heridas leves pero tuvieron que ser remitidas al hospital. adicionalmente hoy los narradores deben regresar a su comercial para recuperar todos los artÍculos que tuvieron que dejar en el piso a su paso mientras trataba de salir. tambiÉn se despide a las personas que si tienen algÚn tipo de informaciÓn que pueda contribuir con esta investigac

houston two on. he finds the hole. he will challenge it. dead man running. game remains scoreless. in the 4th, he took him deep. 21. and oakland leads 1-0. 0-2 pitch. 368feet. a's down 3-1. in the 6th, just inside the left field line. a run scores from first. 4-1. anderson leaves the game. he got blisters. allowing just one run in seven. a's win. giants going for the four game sweep in arizona. odds were high the brooms would come out with madison bumgarner on the mound. giants won nine of his 10 starts. key play of the game. first inning. madison bumgarner nearly out of a jam. jones lined to center. he comes up empty. two runs score. arizona has an early lead. it is indeed a game of inches. 3-0 diamondbacks. fifth inning. into the bleachers. solo job. madison bumgarner struck out 9 but gave up four runs in six innings but they had chances. 28 runs in the last three games. just one today. crawford, bases loaded. this is a tough play but they get him. a rally killer. dying to make up for that missed catch. he goes down with the baseball to rob him. diamondbacks kept tacking on runs

sandra, the new girl from laredo assigned a seat in her houston classroom just in front of jaime melgar. their daughter lizz doesn't know how many times she heard that story. >> he used to pull on her hair. >> oh, you're kidding. >> in the middle of class. >> "who's this guy behind me, pulling on my hair?" >> yeah. apparently, one time he invited her ice skating. and he told her a bunch of friends were going so it wouldn't really be a date. >> when she shows up, there it's him and one of his friends. and his friend left shortly after that. >> so a little bit of a scheme going on. >> yeah a little bit. but, you know, it ended well. >> reporter: and that was that. sandra and jaime were a done deal, an inseparable couple. sandra studied nursing, and jaime set aside every dime he could for his family, juggling a job as a computer programmer while investing in real estate. >> happy family? >> very happy family. >> i was definitely a daddy's girl. growing up. >> reporter: and jaime carried himself with a certain goofy joy, as his niece marissa campos remembers it. >> easy going guy? >> yes, v

houston astro homers, tied again and then chappie, his 29th comes in the eighth.hit and the a's prevail. we are not worthy, 7-6. get your had hot dogs here. who wants a hot dog. giants and d-backs in the desert. and all giants starting in the first. bases loaded for longoria. they are happy to see him and his bat back. 2-0 giants and giants desperate for starting pitchers. seven scoreless struck out four. longo, goes longo, off of alex young and it a two-run bomb. he has four rbis in the game. and giants win 7-0, finally just terrible news for ex warrior, big man, demarcus cousins. tore the acl, working out in vegas. and boogie signed with the lakers this summer. coming off of a torn achilles, and a ruptured quadand now he is looking at another long replay. feel so bad for him. abc7 sports. sponsored by river rock casino. >> that could be i mean, if you haven't thought abfrankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... who

>>uno de los sobrevivientes de esta tragedia es un hispano que vive en houston pero vino de trabajo alcon oscar gómez y le contÓ cómo logrÓ sobrevivir ellos son los padres de jessica garcÍa otra vez lima guillermo tambiÉn resultÓ herido, la pareja estaba fuera del sub ver mercado colec dando dinero para el equipo de ford por donde juega su hija. >>pregunta por su esposo y los niÑos igual, jessica estÁ afuera de peligro pero guillermo fue operado de emergencia en cinco ocasiones y su estado de salud es crÍtico. a Él le dieron un balazo y a ella tambiÉn, pero ellacorriÓ a buscar a los niÑos y dice mi nieta que cuando iba caminando. >>jessica estÁ inconsolable y peor aÚn al saber que el padre de sus hijos estÁ en coma con el pasar del tiempo los sobrevivientes narran el horror que vivieron este dÍa. cuenta lo que pasÓ desde una cama de hospital. >>yo me escondÍ y cuando ya no escuchÉ mÁs empecÉ a salir cuando salÍa día a gente muerta por todos lados en estas imÁgenes se puede ver como se sostiene de un carro de supermercado esperando ser asistido por los paramÉdicos espera que ya le den d

a good friend of mine said go to houston for the spacecraft center. i said my wife is from houston, that would be good. i got a job at msc, at the time. i went to the operations directorate. that was the gemini-gina systems. to back up a second, i an am electrical engineer from texas a&m. [cheers] hal: [laughter] anyway, during apollo 11, i was a flight controller in the lunar module gnc systems. that area comprises of the dissent engines. the landing radar, the rendezvous radar, and the primary and backup hardware for the computer systems. i flew the apollo missions from glen 1 in australia for that. apollo nine, through 10, 11, all the way through 17. specifically on apollo 11, i was the main control guy on the console for the ascent on the moon. the descent was exciting. i was there with -- who is no longer with us. he passed away a couple months ago. i was hesitant as to whether or not we would make it when bob was calling out the fuel remaining. we didn't have a lot left. when we got to the ascent, we had problems too. i have heard people say tha

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the men in a job in the houston and i was like ok, i love this town.his is where i want to be new roles, new jobs threaten us to get to leave the trauma. >>behind a little bit it still carries with you. but you're not seeing it being reminded of all the time. >>i couldn't leave this guy. the look in their faces. you know that look is because you have that look had that look. >>for one survivor to another a woman who escaped the las vegas massacre reacts to the latest mass shootings here in the us are message on staying strong was nothing short of evil that's how investigators are describing the suspect in saturday's l paso shooting what we're learning about the shooting suspect possible intentions. and we've got some changes coming our way maybe even a chance of some showers we will take a close look at >>and even individual. >>strong words tonight from the mayor of el paso after saturday's mass shooting 22 people died. after a gunman opened fire at a wal-mart tonight we're learning more about that suspect investigators say 21 year-old patrick crushes

but the thing was, mission control was on houston time. so when i was on, the astronauts were asleep. ron evans was asleep in the command module and the others were on the surface. when astronauts sleep, they turn on the experiments in the command module, and let them run. they are not interfering with anything. when i was there, there was data coming in. i got to see the exciting things we were hoping to find and measure on the moon. when my thesis advisor was there, they were constantly turning things on and off. people were interrupting him and he got very perturbed because he thought his experiment should be more important. i guess i have one more story. wasn't deeply, i involved with the operations that larry and his colleagues were. one of the things they would pocket were little cards, about the size of a business card, which would give the times for special events. launch was delayed for two hours, because of a technical issue. when they finally took off, they changed the trajectory sliced -- lately, so that after three or four hou

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anderson, one pitch from getting out of it but the houston inning, just inside the left line with no sweep in oakland. on the hill an arizona, two else on the first. it comes up empty with a two run score and d-backs had the early . bumgardner gives a solo shot wilmer flores, four runs in six innings and the d-backs won 6-1 as the giants failed to sweep their series and waiters wide receiver antonio brown expected to practice yesterday and he did not. once again because of issues related to his helmet and based on this statement from the general manager, the team has lost patience with the all-pro. >> he's upset about the helmet issue and we have supported that and we appreciate that. okay? but, at this point, we've pretty much exhausted all avenues of relief. so, from our perspective, it's time for him to be all in or all out. okay? so, we are hoping he's back soon. we've got 89 guys busting their tails and we are really excited about where this franchise is going and we hope ab will be a big part of it starting week one against denver. end of story. >> the all in, all out question

in 2018 in harris county inho houston, texas to the second largest latino population in the united statese saw latinos vote like never before. people want to make a difference and get plugged in to the civic process so they can have a word and how the country is. r young latinos, particularly young latinas, are voting at a higher percentage rate than their non-latina female counterparts and latino counterparts. we have the potential to bring about real change, but it has to start with leadership. we have got to call on governor greg abbott and lieu governor dan patrick, who have also dehumanized and targetedti s, particularly immigrants, most recently when theyass one of the most discriminatory pieces of legislation called sb-4. old our elected officials accountable and count on those who support us to bring about change and opportunity for those who seek the freedom that america ands for. laura: thank you for being with us.o: antohank you, laura.ke tragedies hose in dayton in el paso always sparkea national debate on gun control. for more on the measures republans could get behind, my co

joining us is annise parker, former mayor of houston and the lgbtq victory fund.lad to be here. >> what's the shift all about in texas? obviously, all of texas isn'thou immigrants, what happened in the rest of texas that was supposedly so solid red it shows a threat of turning blue? >> the big cities in texas have long been big blue islands in the vast red sea of texas. they were big blue islands. they were urban surrounded by reliably republican suburbs and then the vast rural areas, what's happened is that those reliably republican suburban rings around the big blue urban areas have begun to go purple and it's not just in houston but it is in san antonio and dallas and austin and el paso and when you combine a very large urban population in rapidly growing cities with these suburbs that shift, i won't say they turned blue but they definitely purple, thoughtful, educated voters and are more issue voters than party voters and their party left them behind and fortunately, we've had candidates and issues to bring them toward the democratic side. >> so this is intere

this attack comes one month after another 6 man was attacked -- sikhman was attacked in houston. >>>e man dead. according to the press democrat. 29-year-old aaron macarthur was arraigned via teleconference yesterday. on attempted robbery and conspiracy charges. accusing them of being involve in schemes to steel marijuana from homes in santa rosa and petaluma. federal authorities said they planned to ship it back to the east coast. during one of the home invasions, 53-year-old luis tress was shot and killed inside has santa rosa home. >>> a conservative group, judicial watch, is suing over the killing of san jose resident bambi larson. police say she was killed in her home by an undocumented immigrant. it calls the sanctuary policies illegal and deadly. the company had not commented on the lawsuit. >>> some children of u.s. service members who were born while their parent is stationed outside the u.s. will no longer be automatically considered u.s. citizens. parents will have to apply for citizenship on their children's behalf. it appears it will primarily affect naturalized citizens.

two years ago houston got feet. volunteers. >>> and customers at these cafes get a lift from more than just coffee and tea. the menu including the chance to interact with animals. we'll see how a trend that started with cat cafes now includes far more exotic creatures. they' that's ahead. >>> first this hour supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg underwent three weeks of therapy for a tumor found on her pan cree yas. there's no evidence remaining. she battled p ed cancer before. she had part of her lung removed. she's a liberal and her health is of concern in washington given the court's 5-4 majority. >>> "air force one" touched down in bordeaux just a short time ago. on friday the president upped the ante in america's trade war with china. in a series of tweets the president announced he will raise tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of chinese products, he also ordered american companies to start looking at moving away from doing business with china. it came after china announced friday morning it

houston up 4-1. alvarez. robbie grossman dives and makes a great catch in left field. so nice we show it twice. bottom eight, runner on for matt olson. the astros win 4-1. oakland a game and a half out of the second spot. >> giants looking for a four-game sweep of the snakes in arizona. d-backs got to madison bumgarner right away. it is a two-run triple, part of a three-run inning. polar and panda hug it out. wilmer flores no doubter to left made it 4-0. arizona wins 6-1. giants three games back of the second wildcard spot. former archbishop shop star aaron gordon returned home today to help underprivileged students in the south bay. the slam dink winner 2016 gave select students and families a back to school shopping spree an the shoe palaces in san jose. >> it's a must. this community has done so much for me. it only is right i give back to it. as a young kid searching for confidence, you try and get the little things find little wins every where you can. a little win is the shoes you're wearing. if you're confident with the shoes on your feet, you might be confident