and huntsville. i was interested in redstone. redstone was an extraordinary place for women. is not very well known, here's the id badge of a woman working in redstone. showing this, they have to be trained in very very intense ordinance manufacture. 45.2 million units of ammo, were produced in these two arsenals. and women were the bulk, as you can see, by 1942, 1943, there were two women, in 19 44, 54% of the work staff were women. this was very dangerous work. median and major caliber chemical artillery, ammunition, rifle grenades, demolition blocks, bombs of varying weights and sizes. this is very much, you can see here what they're engaged in. the manufacturing, and huntsville, by 1944, it peaked at 37% women, notice that 11% of those women were african- american, which was a record, because african-american had tremendous prejudice in alabama against hiring african-american women. i read many of the newspaper stories, that came out of the time. that said, they're not good. we can't hire them. t

army in huntsville, alabama.his is one of the biggest and most important engineering marvels of mankind. people can go look at the pyramid's. they can go look at the wall in china. when you look at the saturn huntsville,of alabama, there has been nothing like it. mankind was able to put together in the thrust of a rocket that large. the payload capacity there is off the charts. brian: at the end of the book, a couple of times you write about werner von braun. i want your reaction as to why you did this. it is my personal opinion, based on all that i have read, werner von braun was culpable for war crimes associated with the german third reich using slave labor to build his v2's during world war ii. doug: he was a nazi. he was part of the ss. in order to build his rockets -- germany had the rockets. we put money in the united states and world war ii. in the manhattan project, into building atomic weapons. the special german project of rocketry was extraordinary, but to build them at the speed that hit-or-miss had,

these two redstone and huntsville arsenals in alabama. there were two plants in huntsville. redstone and huntsville. i was interested in redstone. redstone was an extraordinary place for women. it is not very well known. here is the id badge of a woman working in redstone. they had to be trained in very, very intense ordinance manufacturing. 45.2 million units of ammo were produced in these two arsenals, and women were the bulk, as you can see. in 1942 there were two women. in 1944, 54% of the work staff were women. 54% of the work staff were women. this was very dangerous work. burster charges. medium and major caliber, ammunition, demolition blocks, and bombs of varied weights and sizes. this is what they are engaged in. manufacturing at huntsville by peaked at 37% women. 1944 11% of women were african-american women, which was a record. there was tremendous prejudice in alabama against hiring african-american women. i read many of the newspaper stories that came out at the time that said they are not good. we cannot hire them. they don't know how to work. very, very discr

we, of course, have been in huntsville since back in the early 1970's when we stood up our hazardous device school, which is the place that trains all state, local, federal bomb squads. we also have the place that forensically examines terrorist explosive devices, so when i.e.d.'s get picked up on the battlefield, they're exploited there at that lab. we added things like the ballistics research facility. there's of course a thriving clear defense contractor community down there, so we now have something called the national defense cyber alliance, which is a place where we work with other clear defense contractors and intelligence community partners to exploit cyber threat intelligence. so i think we're really excited about the prospects, and building on the momentum, as i said, started in the early 1970's but kicked into high gear the last year or so. mr. aderholt: you highlighted in your written testimony that the fbi is doing extraordinary work disrupting opioid trafficking on the darknet. what are some of the key investments you would make with an additional $18 million you reques

. >> i have been to huntsville in the marshall center. did the same rules apply there? that was verner von braun, disney and all that? >> yes in huntsville there was also a large group of female come purets and they ended up mostly losing their jobs after i.b.m.'s came into the lab. but it is incredible how about nasa centers already -- there are all across the country and what role they played in all of these missions. >> questions, questions? i can't believe it. you stunned them, nat. here we go. would you pass this over, please? >> in relates to the info graphic that you showed that indicated that about half of the women left they are stem jobs. where did they go? >> well, many women that are leaving academia in the sciences will often find roles that are sort of outside what we normally think of in terms of science careers. so many of them will go into teaching and other roles like that. but i'm not sure that we really have a great idea of where they're all going and how we can keep women into these fields. i don't feel like that has been well addressed at all. >> d

a local news station in huntsville posted a story on his facebook page raising awareness about lgbtq bullying. one user took issue with that posting liberty guns bible trump barbecue. that's my kind of lgbtq movement. that user was jeff graves. and with the madison county sheriff's office. he's been placed on leave with the sheriff promising a thorough investigation. >>> a show of support for lori loughlin and felicity huffman. martha stewart says she feels sorry for them. the business mogul and ex-con says they might have made a bad mistake. >> yeah. >> the two are accused of making big payments in a scheme to get their children in elite colleges. lying to investigators about a stock sale. felicity huffman was one of 13 parents who agreed to plead guilty last week. lori loughlin and her husband pleaded not guilty in the case. >>> we've heard of high schools implementing dress codes for students and now james madison high school in houston, texas, is telling parents how to dress. in a letter sent out earlier this month, officials say parents cannot enter school grounds wearing pajama

. >> king was put to death at the state penitentiary in huntsville. he was the second man. a third man is spending life in prison. >>> measles cases has climbed to the highest level in 25 years. health officials say it's largely because of misinformation turning parents against vaccines. new york has reported 61 cases since last week. according to an "associated press" count, that pushes this year's national tally past the 66 cases reported for all of 2014. the cdc says it's reviewing and validating the latest reports. >> i hope parents realize that measles can be serious and making sure their children receive this safe and effective vaccine is important. >> roughly three-quarters of this year's illnesses have been reported in new york, mainly new york city and nearby rockland county. most of those cities have unvaccinated people in their orthodox jewish communities. the cdc recommends the vaccine for every american over the age of 1. >>> police in california who say a driver who plowed into a crowd of pedestrians did not say why he did it but indicated it was intentional.

deathnding two decades on row, john william king was executed via lethal injection at the huntsville,as. he had a finalf statement, king responded with the word no. king did not open his eyes at any point when any witnesses were in the room. the end >> of the line >> for john king, nearly 21 years after his dissipation of the gruesome killing of james byrd junior. in 1998, king and two accomplices attacked bryd, eight 49-year-old black man.they chanted to the back of a truck and dragged him over five kilometers . his dismembered body was f found lifeless the next day. a racist, hisdy body covered with tattoos referencing the ku klux klan and supremacy. despite repeatedly claiming his innocence, he was sentenced to death in 1999, along with one accomplice, lawrence brewer, who was executed in 2011. the third suspect in jamesburg -- james byrd's cueing was handed a life sentence. relatives were there to witness the long-awaited execution. >> king, the ringleader of the three, had a deeply ingrained hatred of lacks. king showed no remorse then and showed no remorse tonight. >> in october

. >> the "tuscaloosa" and th "huntsville" were scuttled in april of 1865 as the city was surrendering to the union. they settled down into the bottomf the river, and, over time, they've just been buried in mud. and in a spot that's, like, right over there, during the civil war, the confederates sank a line of ships, one after the other, filled them with stone and brick and then built pilings anaround them to crea obstacle. the confederates also put out here floating explosive charges known to them as torpedoes. >> reporter: those torpedoes sunk the union's u.s.s. "tecumseh" at the start of the o battmobile bay in 1864. its wreck still lies at the mouth of the bay. >> it's the ship whose sinking led admiral farragut to famously say, "damn the tordoes, full speed ahead." an >> sreenivfinally tonight, there was at least one suspected tornado and a dozen people were jured in severe storms i central texas today. the national weather service is warning thtoe may be more adoes, damaging winds, and large hail tomorrow as the sere weather moves east through the gulf coast and into the mid-lant

nearly a decade later we can talk more about this with michelle lyons as she joins me now from huntsville in texas she is a former journalist and spokeswoman for the texas department of criminal justice she's also incidentally the author of the memoir death row the final minutes a very warm welcome you were in the public face of the agency that carries out executions in texas and have witnessed nearly three hundred executions. what is your position on the death penalty now. you know i think it is just such a complex issue and that's really what the book centers on you know i've had some people who've read it and said you know we came away not really knowing how do you stand on the death penalty and that was kind of the point i think that it's an appropriate punishment for some crimes but i also came away from the experience feeling as i did witness some executions where i personally would not have given that person the death penalty and you know seeing the victims' families and everything that they go through and then also the immediate families and everything go through just makes it suc

pence is talking huntsville, which is good. it didn't have the tone. going back to the moon a little more vigorously than they have thus far. >> let me ask you this, kennedy had the cold war. how did that help, both in the specific space race, but more broadly and how does the lack of that affect politics today. >> the cold war is everything about going to the moon. in 1967, they put the satellite up and alarm bells ran all over america, we are losing space rates, satellites, icbms and a missile gap. the cheerleader of a missile gap is john f. kennedy. he built the missile gap that eisenhower was asleep at the wheel at a campaign pledge. hen he runs in 1960, he's talking space alarm. he tells nixon, in one of the debates you said the kitchen debate america is number one in appliances. i'll take my tv and black and white, thank you. i want to be number one in rocket thrust. >> what did he see that others didn't back then? how big of a sell was it? it costs a lot of money. >> 180 billion in today's dollars. >> 180 billion in today's dollars, a ton. what

pence's idea, can we go back to the moon in four or five years speech he gave about two weeks ago in huntsvillemight work to spur for that will be china because china is going to the dark side of the moon and he might be able to get a competition to go back in, after all, kennedy said we'll put the first man on the moon. we have yet to have a woman on the moon and that would be a big thing if the united states did that because many women are now astronauts. when back in the kennedy era, there were 13 women trained but not allowed to go into space. >> so president obama mentioned he was criticized, even by astronauts like neila armstrong for underfunding. the orion. is our investment in space returning, do you think, when compared to past presidents? >> that's a great question, s.e. in the mid '60s, the kennedy effect, nasa getting 4.4% of our annual budget. today, you're dealing with nasa getting a third of 1%. so if the trump administration is serious about going into space in new ways, it's going to cost money. there used to be a saying around nasa in the early '60s, no bucks, no buck rogers.

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ike held a grudge for world war ii being a nazi and out of huntsville was not getting the funding.he saw collapse were navy rockets. the army rockets were flawless and he built the moon rocket. >> today a lot of americans think of us as the rocket that won't make it. what happened? under trump, the sense of lack of pride. >> it's a low ebb in american history. kennedy you know wrote the book on nixon. kennedy barely beat nixon, but he had a 67% approval rating because he worked to unite the country on a big goal. trump plays the politics of division. you are not going to get a moon shot. going to the moon cost $185 billion today. >> it sent a message to the world that we are the winning country. i was in africa and i was watching the whole thing. those countries said wait a minute, the americans know how to do this. the russians can't do this. >> 550 million people watched neal armstrong. john glen in 1962 became not just a folk hero, but he went all over the world. his capsule, friendship seven, people would wait four or five hours and everybody loved the united states's space pro

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things i write about in the book all of these technology corridors were developed in places like huntsvilletonio, houston, texas. jacksonville, florida, langley, virginia. on and on. nasa gave job us. and it helped kennedy show that he was holden and caring about the south in angst while jim crow was being dismantled. >> shepherd, armstrong, there are a lot of firsts in douglas brinkley's new book. which is the one you kind of put on a pedestal? >> neil armstrong, i grew up in a little town in ohio called perry svill perrysville. i was collecting information of the astronauts as if they were baseball players and i was trading cards. i got to interview neil armstrong. i was asked to do the official interview. got to speak to sarmstroarmstro hours at nasa. he was just a stream come true for me. he was an engineer at heart, he had graduated from purdue university, and he believed we had to win the mission. and along with michael collins and buzz aldrin and president nixon can call apollo 11 a success. on the board in houston, they put kennedy's 1961 pledge and under it task accomplished and fu

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vice president pence was right to go to huntsville, alabama, and say five years we might go back butperhaps we should be talking about the first woman on the moon. you know? we have had other moon walkers but no woman has been there. there are things the trump administration could do to excite the public, mainly they need to fund nasa. back in the 1960s nasa had 4.4% of the annual budget and today it's a third of 1%. >> so this cost 185 billion dollars in today's currency, of course were it to happen today and a lot of push in congress regarding that. vice president pence did mention advancements by russia and china. where does the u.s. stand in the space race right now. >> it was kennedy because we wanted to win the cold war and we wanted to beat russia and prove the democratic capitalism was superior to tall tearianism. right now with the u.s., china is our biggest competitor. they are going to the dark side of the moon and they have the continual to lead the world in space exploration. interesting to see if we start moving forward in going to mars, going back to the moon because o

p the government can partner with private companies in rochester, new york, huntsville, alabama, otherat, they can partner with them to develop new technology for tomorrow. the next time a company like amazon is looking for hq 2, they have more broader places to consider. >> you wrote in recent decades the opportunities have been shrinking. in a geographical sense we rely on a small set of superstar cities located on the coast to drive innovation in our economy. how is it that the government can change that, though? spacex is going to exist where spacex exists. >> it's about talent. we looked at the data on that. there are many talented places, places with a lot of smart people away from the coast. there is an agglomeration effect. people want to live where talent is. the government has a history of making smart, geographic placement of r&d, where the national labs go, for example, where the military places r&d facilities. we do it well, through a competition, do make it too politicized. tap into this deep, deep reservoir of talent that's all across the country. every region of the uni

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host: tori is from huntsville, alabama, democrats line.his is our independent line, robert, you are next. caller: hello? can you hear me? host: you are on. report was mueller set up on a lot of lies to begin with. papadopoulos has been on tv saying they gave him false information and wanted him to give it out and did not. what about this or presented of did colludectually with russia to get evidence and that has kept quiet? if he is a representative of the united states -- host: what did you think about some of the things that came out yesterday? did you have a chance to read it? caller: i have not read it, but i have been keeping up on it. barr didt is in and not have to release any of it. there was supposed to be a confidential report to him and democrats cannot take the truth. trump has to be bad. he has been the best president we have had, he has done more than any other president ever did and look how well the economy is doing. they cannot live with that, they don't have anything to come up against it, so they have to make him a crimi

by 1950 huntsville, alabama, they started building and perfecting rockets.turn five was built by warner von brawn the great engineering outs of huntsville, alabama. brian: amazing, what did it mean for us. they knew marketing back then. they were selling us in magazines and getting us excited and 4% of our g.d.p. was going to nasa. >> you know, brian, that's the key point. nasa was a very effective advertising agency. you never see a government agency promote itself the way nasa did. james webb from north carolina got into the oil business in oklahoma, webb runs nasa. it's unbelievable how he can get the astronauts in life magazine or on national geographic spread. cbs news with walter chron cite was regularly covering these launches. when jack kennedy recognized once may 5th, 1961 when alan shepard goes into space. tv rating bonanza. then grist ham goes up. tv ratings. scott carpenter. the whole country kind of got space crazed and they said we can make the moon. it became bipartisan. there were times funding almost dried up, but it never did. alas, this su

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