there were so many others, for example, 1944 there was john glenn, and among the most advanced of theraduates they would be marine aviators. everybody knows about bob barker. he became a radio and tv host "the price is right." he received his wings here in 1944. other things and more that you would expect from a top grade naval air station, that describes the naval air station corpus christi. it was a scene with the photographs at all, showing cadets. we were on the map, corpus christi, which had been kind of downtown earlier now becomes the place for naval aviation. that's kind of a sad story with such a rapid demobilization and the layoffs. there was a brief period when the base was virtually closed, and then finally reopened with the cold war, especially with vietnam and the helicopter repair work that was so critical for that conflict and all that was conducted here. ever since the 1960's and earlier in korea, the space has remained critically important for the national defense. >> this building is the headquarters building for the naval air station corpus christi. it is so named

the teacher wheeled in a big black and white tv set with rabbit ears in the classroom and watched john glenn and everybody else take off. she learned tennis. was so accomplished on junior circuit and women's circuit considered turning pro. she dropped out of college a few months to give it a try. when she realized she would not be one of the elite of the elite, that is all sally ride would have ever settled for she decided that was not the place she needed to be. years later when she would be asked what it was that had stopped her from a tennis career sally always said which is fully, my forehand. it never stopped her forward progress. when tennis didn't work out pivoted to science. went up to stanford university for her undergraduate and her masters and doctorate in astrophysics. point out, say she was not underachiever. she was double english and astrophysics major when she was an undergraduate. sally was in the midst of writings her postgraduate school applications one morning in 1977 january 1977, when she weeks up in the morning. goes to the stanford student union to get a coffee and sw

there were so many others, for example, 1944 there was john glenn, and among the most advanced of theraduates they would be marine aviators. everybody knows about bob barker. he became a radio and tv host, "the price is right." he received his wings here in 1944. other things and more that you would expect from a top grade naval air station, that describes the naval air station corpus christi. it was a scene with the photographs at all, showing cadets. we were on the map, corpus christi, which had been kind of downtown earlier now becomes the place for naval aviation. after the war, that's kind of a sad story, with such a rapid demobilization and the layoffs. there was a brief period when the base was virtually closed, and then finally reopened with the cold war, especially with vietnam and the helicopter repair work that was so critical for that conflict and all that was conducted here. ever since the 1960's and earlier in korea, the space has remained critically important for the national defense. >> this building is the headquarters building for the naval air station corpus christi

john glenn used to joke that he didn't so much climb into the mercury capsule as you put it on on. unlike these little tiny spacecraft the shuttle was now the size of an airplane. they could have larger crews. it was a whole different ballgame plus because we were now not just going to one other place them in the space shuttle was going to liftoff, circled the earth many times and return to earth there was a chance to view science and space. there was a chance to do experiments. we were going to watch the hubble space telescope and build the space station. nasa figured out that in order to get this done and they were by the way bowing to social pressure and i will add legal cases that we will leave that aside right now. people would conduct experiments in space and do all of these things. they pulled -- called the new category mission specialist and thanks to the pressures and their own awakening they wanted different genders and races so they put out the call for women and minorities and actively work for them starting in 1976. sally finally got the news via the article in the sta

on february 20th 1962, john glenn became the first american to orbit the earth. >> that view is tremendous. >> we choose to go to the moon and do the other things. not because they are easy but because they are hard. >> the mercury program would ultimately have six manned flights. each mission a step closer to the ultimate goal. then as mercury was winding down on november 22nd 1963, president kennedy was assassinated. >> to honor his memory and the future of the works that he started, the launch operation center in florida shall be known as the john f. kennedy space center. >> in april 1964 they launched project gemini. >> it was a two-man spacecraft. it was specifically to show that we could do a dock. >> you had to be able in space two weeks. you have to be able to get outside of the spacecraft in a space suit and have a guided reentry. we practiced those in gemini. it was an extremely important part of the lunar program. >> june 3rd 1965, he became the first american to perform an eva. extra vehicular activity or space walk. >> i feel like a million dollars. >> america was still playin

. >>> on this day in 1962 john glenn became the first american to orbit the earth.100,000 people watched the launch from florida and millions more saw it on tv. and friendship 7 ran into mechanical problems and folks on the ground weren't sure he would make it back in one piece. the capsule splashed down safely and the first american to orbit the planet said the view is tremendous, 53 years ago today. >>> when news breaks out we'll break in because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. the dow has had one heck of a day, brownie. look at this thing. straight up. we started in the red and now we're at an all-time high. the dow has never been this high ever, s&p, the same thing. neil cavuto is the best in the business and is coming up next. this is fox news channel. >>> a lot of interesting stuff going on with nasdaq, too more on that in a second. what's the difference between right wing extremism? and islamic extremism? the white house has no problem saying the former. apparently a very big problem saying the latter. welcome everybody. happy and frigid

. >>> first on this day in history, 1962 john glenn became the first american to orbit the earth.ungest gold medalist in olympic history and "say it right" by nellie if you furtado was the number one song on the charts in 2007 ght, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are ya? good. aleve. proven better on pain. >>> the daytona 500 just two days away with jeff gordon leading the pack. >> good job. cain hamlin gordon! >> wow, there you go. jeff gordon, the pole winner announcing this will be his last daytona 500. so that's a great way to start. history tells us it's anybody's race. joining us live now from the daytona nascar sprint -- from daytona is carl edwards, as well as darryl waltrip. welcome. >> congratulations. good morning. i'm actually not a sprint cup series champion, but i plan on being one this year. >> he will be, though. >> i appreciate that. >> real quick, i got to get to what happened last night. this bud budweiser dual. what

the teacher wheeled in a big black and white tv set with rabbit ears in the classroom and watched john glenn and everybody else take off. she learned tennis. was so accomplished on junior circuit and women's circuit considered turning pro. she dropped out of college a few months to give it a try. when she realized she would not be one of the elite of the elite, that is all sally ride would have ever settled for she decided that was not the place she needed to be. years later when she would be asked what it was that had stopped her from a tennis career sally always said which is fully, my forehand. it never stopped her forward progress. when tennis didn't work out pivoted to science. went up to stanford university for her undergraduate and her masters and doctorate in astrophysics. point out, say she was not underachiever. she was double english and astrophysics major when she was an undergraduate. sally was in the midst of writings her postgraduate school applications one morning in 1977 january 1977, when she weeks up in the morning. goes to the stanford student union to get a coffee and sw

. >> what's really great with the directors john and glenn did a film called "crazy stupid love" andit goes to comedy and then action and then love story like they did a really good job of creating something that is profoundly unique you know, around a really strong idea of lying versus loving. >> yep. >> you know and the idea that you know you really -- you can't have both. if you're lying you're not really able to love as deeply as you want and this character going on that journey because it's hard to stop lying. it's hard. >> especially when you're good at it. >> when you're good at it like a good lie feels like -- it's like gluten. it like holes it all together, you know. >> you know i got to say, you looked incredible in this film and i know you always -- >> oh thank you,y he. >> you've been very good to your body and working out but jada your wife. she's in "magic mike." >> yeah. >> strahan over there. >> yeah. >> you feel like a little competition in the house. >> you know mike he's in shape. he is in shape. i checked him out. he's all right. he's all right but she said that h

alan shepard, john glenn, neil armstrong, buzz aled are inand sali ride are household names. and today's astronauts motivate students to study science technology, engineering and mathematics and to reach for the stars. space exploration is an investment in our nation's future sometimes our long-term future. this bill expresses bipartisan confidence in america's space initiatives. the bill is nearly had identical to the one that passed the house last year by a vote of 401-2. it is consistent with current funding levels found in the consolidated and further continuing appropriations act for 2015. it contains provisions for the development of american rockets, it will take cargo and people to low-earth orbit and beyond. it supports the james webb space telescope which will identify and characterize new planets in our galaxy and help researchers look back in time to see how the universe began. it directs nasa to continue to focus resources on the detection of near-earth asteroids that may threaten the earth and its inhabitants. it instructs nasa to design and send a robotic missi

john siegenthaler spoke with one of those reporteders. glennld said the film could change the way that people look at snowden. >> i think it's to convey what we actually experienced and saw, and -- and navigated when we went to hong kong to meet the source whom we didn't previously know. it lets the viewer see edward snowden in the action not really in any mediated kind of way, in order to make up their own minds. so much as been said about edward snowden, but this lets the viewer see for themselves and decide what they think about his actions. >> my name is edward snowden. i go by ed. >> how powerful was it that day to sit in that room? >> it was extraordinarily powerful. for one thing, i think we had an expectation, the director of the film and i, had that he was going to be much much older than he actually was, and to see a young man of 29 years old make a decision of this magnitude to knowingly unravel his entire life as an act of conscious, and to be so self possessed and calm and convicted about it is stunning. >> i'm not afraid of you. y

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john clark, live in clearwater florida, sending it back to you. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteor on will gist glenn "hurricane," schwartz. had a pretty significant snowfall in southern parts of the area and all we'll be seeing later on tonight a couple of flurries tomorrow and tracking some snow showers and more significant snow coming later in the seven day. february is going to end on a frigid note and it will probably end up being the fifth coldest february ever recorded in philadelphia. the coldest ever recorded in other parts of the country. ever recorded. that's amazing. the next snow and ice, yeah we'll be talking about that as well. a lot of clouds out there and that's helping to keep the temperature down. it's only 32 and the wind has diminished a little bit so that's helped to some degree. it's in the 20s north and west and low 30s in and around philadelphia wilmington dover, millville, atlantic city and the places that had the snow and a lot of it is melting and it will refreeze tonight and maybe some icy spots down there. we've got some flurries in central pennsylvania not much there, but there was plenty thi

john wall lost big time. he only had 16 points. curry scoop shot off the glass. he had 32. warriors win. >>> giants reported to spring training yesterday. vern glennm scottsdale on one of the new faces in camp. >> reporter: all right, dennis. in our first day with the giants, most of this worlds -- most of the world series band is back together. but we did get a look, a first look, at a few extras. largely new third baseman casey mcgehee. santa cruz product is with his sixth major league club but the follow-up to pablo sandoval sandwiched in the year in japan in an area once rocked by an earthquake, a tsunami, and a nuclear reactor incident. >> we were two hours from fukushima where the nuclear reactor was. and even two years later it was still decimated. um, and it was cool. we were able to win a championship there and that was, you know, it's one of the highlights of my career no matter where it was. >> reporter: by the way, mcgehee the 2014 national league comeback player of the year. in scottsdale, vern glenn, kpix 5. >> vern is going to be there all week. steph curry with president obama today. we'll show you that in the 6:00 news. have a gre

teacher will then have big black-and-white tv set with rabbit ears into the classroom and watched john glenn and everybody else take off. as a child sally ride play tennis and she was so accomplished and so good on the junior circuit and the women's circuit that she couldn't consider turning pro. she dropped out of college for a few months to give it a try. she realize she would never be one of the elite of elite and that is all she would have settled for she decided that was not the place you needed to be. years later when she would be asked what was that it stopped her from her tennis career sally always said it was my forehand. but it never stopped her forward progress. when tennis did work as she pivoted back into science went to stanford university for undergraduate and her masters and her doctorate in astrophysics. i should also point out let's say she was not an underachiever. she was a double astrophysics major when she was an undergraduate. sally was in the midst of writing or postgraduate school applications one morning in 1977 1977 january 1977 when she wakes up in the morning and