there were so many others, for example, 1944 there was john glen. and among the most advanced of the graduates they would be marine aviators. everybody knows about bob barker, he became a radio and tv host. the price is right, and he received his wings here in 1944. all the things and more that you would expect from a top grade naval air station. that describes the naval air station corpus christi. it was featured at that time during the war, a wonderful 1943 issue of "life magazine" with photographs and all showing the cadets, so we were on the map, corpus christi, which had been just kind of a laid downtown earlier now becomes the place for naval aviation. after the war that's kind of a sad story with such a rapid demobile iization and the layoffs, so there was a brief period when the base was virtually closed. with vietnam, and the helicopter repair work that was critical for that conflict and all that was conducted here. so ever since the 1960s, and earlier in korea, this base has remained critically important for the national defense. >> this b

included in the auction photographs of the first american to orbit the earth john glen, who was the firsterson to take a camera into space. and the last man to walk on the moon astronaut gene sernan, who said, "i captured the earth the moon the man and the country all in one." cernan said, i'm proud of this picture . the individual images are expected to sell for up to $15,000. i'm randall pinkston. that's the news, continuing with antonio mora and stephanie sy. the lure of i.s.i.l. on u.s. soil. three american residents are under arrest tonight accused of trying to join the group in syria. and they may not be the only ones. >>> in ukraine. suddenly and surprising quiet. >> the guns are falling silent. you can listen. there is no sound of artillery here in donetsk for the first time in many many months. >> also sharp criticism from amnesty international. >> the united nations

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john siegenthaler. white house crack down on cyber-threats. some tech leaders done like it and journalist glenreenwald called hypocritical. >> deadly force. outrage over a police killing in broad daylight. race in america. african american children and the police. the talk around kitchen tables across the u.s.