john glenn, alan shepherd, the rest of the mercury 7. neil armstrong, buzz aldrin, sally ride. and all the men and women who took our nation to new heights. but it's not just the astronauts. as you 12 know already and you're going to learn a lot more in the days ahead, we couldn't go anywhere without the dedication of the more than 17,000 men and women of nasa and he extraordinary contractors who send you to the heavens and bring you home. and let me make a promise to all of them and to these courageous newly minted heroes on this stage. our administration, this will be true. nasa will have the resources and supports you need to continue to make history. to push the boundaries of human knowledge and advance american leadership to the boundless frontier of space. under president donald trump, america will lead in space once again and the world will marvel. president trump recognizes that america needs a cohesive approach to the last and greatest frontier. that's why i'm especially excited to announce after more than two decades from when it was disbanded that soon president trum

john glenn, the rest of the of the menen, all and women who took us to new heights.ut not just the astronauts. as you 12 know already, we could not go anywhere without the dedication of the more than nasa andn and women of -- to send youry to the heavens and bring you home. promise to all a of them and to the courageous new e-minted heroes on this stage. our administration, this will be true, nasa will have the resources and support you need to continue to make history. humanh the boundaries of knowledge and advance of american leadership to the boundless frontier of space. applause] v.p. pence: under president donald trump, america will lead in space once again and the world will marvel. president trump recognizes america needs a coherent, cohesive approach for the last and greatest front tier and that is why i am especially excited to announce after two decades from when it was disbanded, relaunch trump will the national space counsel law and it will be my great honor as of the united states to chair the new national space council and washington, d.c. [applause] am

john glenn your next. caller: -- john, you are up next. caller: when the president is handling this is outrageous. you look at london, and he keeps attacking the mayor. he has plenty of time attacking people without a problem. he is not even focusing about what is going on in this country the health care that right now obamacare is being repealed, and he is not doing anything -- he is talking about so many things that he does not know what to do with. i think this president, what he does is he is always watching tv, and he will immediately respond with a tweet. this is not a presidential thing. he needs to act as the president, and the problem with the country -- people are divided. it is the president who brings tsople together and accep the mistakes that he makes. people will always find their side, because people are fighting, democrats and republicans, we know this president will be here for years. democrat,vise every instead of complaining, we have to find how to win an election. that is what the election is all about. let's go to wil

john: glenn in maryland, line for democrats. go ahead. caller: i am disappointed i missed the conversation that i was kind of hoping that number one i could ask the question and then make two comments. i was wondering, my question, whether anyone has been thinking about whether the insurance company has been orchestrating the failure of the affordable care act. that they have the money to do it. they have the ability to stop functioning for a short period of time to create the impression that the act is failing. secondly, i want to mention two comments about the single-payer situation. i looked up the ceo salaries for the largest incomes. one guy was earning $22 million and adding it up it was $250 million. so if you had all the rest of them plus the amount of money that was being siphoned off by investors for the publicly traded companies, you are probably talking about billions of dollars that could be saved if we went to a single-payer system. people often say, how do you pay for that? that is one way to pay for it. lastly, canada, by

technology and the aspects that made space travel possible i don't just want to get the astronauts like john glenn that is amazing. neil armstrong. there is a lot of interesting things i hope but it spans the period of 17833 present. >> but the book also reveals three definitions of space and that is where i will begin is the definition space because back before we have rockets space was anything off the ground and back in 1783 french brothers could build the first hot air balloon they lofted to amend for the very first time off of the surface and effectively in space seoul for them not was off the ground that was 3,000 feet on the very first flight i would have a hard time doing that in the unknown aircraft. so those early explorers so those people there is not much aviation you can do your at the mercy of whatever lift you are generating handywork the ballast to go up and down so from 1783 with any altitude of the surface of the earth was pro in the 1930's we started to go higher and higher and into the stratosphere. when we did negative it so one of the first aspects that you encounter is tempe

when you're talking to american hero like john glenn or someone like that those are great ones for mective. looking at something, you've seen before but looking at it differently. every joke is something familiar but looked at in different way. so when you change your perspective, that helps you deal with difficulties. >> growing up i watched you on tv my favorite episode was the kenny rogers chicken one. when you shot were you sitting in orange room all day long when you went to kramer's bed and sat there and looked crazy. >> it's a tv show it's reality. >> i know. >> we were pre tenning that was happening. >> yeah. >> but i was only able to get that impression of kramer right one time. where i came in and i did the walk. >> by the way, when i was a kid, seinfeld was a show i watched with my mom and dad all the time. we watch the show every thursday night i think it was around friends, right. >> must must tv or whatever it was. and that episode that i was referring to has always stuck in my mind for people who haven't seen it basically jerry lives across the hall from kramer and kenn

just so proud to see a black man flying in space, when she had calculated the trajectories to get john glennng around the planet, orbiting to match eury gregarian, i think it's gotten better. i know that in any organization, any society, there are ." s --isms" "the only way to break that down is really to break bread with people to have a conversation to sit down and talk about what happened here in your childhood in your life and what happened to them and i think people sometimes are afraid to let people that don't look like them or don't talk lime think or don't have the same cultural background as them because they don't feel as comfortable, and so -- i know that we were having those conversations in space. so the people that are in the -- that are making the decisions in the astronaut corps -- i was an selection board two times and was ensuring was doing my part to make sure the group of people coming in were as diverse in a number of ways i. think it's better but sometimes the final outcome -- we approximately bring in -- this last astronaut class -- you have applied how many times? two

consideration you are ohio that they have these brothers named right that created flight and a guy named john glenn who flew around the world even neil armstrong we like to be all front with these technologies and we appreciate you looking at this we don't want to lose business to australia. >> will bring that up again. >> that afternoon i represent a large portion of pennsylvania and in recent years we have seen a group of freight traffic operations includes rail and a transportation and this trend is continue to continue and grow even more part of the growth is of a result of increased online commerce with customer expectations about the speed of delivery and this kind of growth presents an economic and employment opportunity to keep pace with these types of development and as the transportation system assumes the growing role to support congress to address those needs with the roads and bridges and railway specifically that see increase trade activity. >> we forget that sometimes when it is very important it is the vitality of our country. part of the infrastructure proposal considers considerat

. >> john glenn was a good one when you talking to you're not really talking to batman you're talkinghen you're talking to an american hero like joh great ones for me. >> here's kind of kathy griffin. kathy come non. >> laughter is the kind of perspective looking at something you've seen before looking at it differently. every joke is something familiar but looked at in different way. so when you change your perspective, that helps you deal with difficulties. if growing up i watched you on tv my favorite episode seinfeld was the can't knee rogers chicken one. when you shot that were you sitting in orange room all day long when you went to kramer's bed and sat there and look cr crazy. >> no. tv show. that's not reality. >> i know. >> we were pretending that was happening. >> yeah. >> but i was only able to get that impression of kramer right one time. where i came in and i did the walk. >> one of my favorite shows of all time. love seinfeld. >> really? >> growing up i loved that show. real quick margaret cho was there gave a stand up act as well i spoke to her real fast because she's f

you're well aware, ohio had these two brothers named the wright that created flight and a guy named john glenn who was in the senate with your husband who flew around the world for the first time in a ca cap sul. we like to be outfront in these technologies and we would appreciate you giving it to your local as we don't want to lose any business to australia. >> thank you for bringing that up again. >> thanks. mr. dent? >> thank you, mr. chairman. good afternoon, madam secretary. i represent a large portion of the lehigh valley of pennsylvania. in recent years, we have seen a growth in freight traffic and operations which includes truck, rail and transportation. this trend is expected to continue in the industry and is expected to grow even more. part of this growth is a result of changing customer expectations about speed at delivery and this kind of growth presents an economic and employment opportunities but also requires that infrastructure keep pace with these types of development and as a transportation system assumes a growing role in supporting congress, how has the department anticipa

. >> joining us, national affairs analyst john heilman, glenn thrush and political reporter for the washingtoncosta. >> so, bob, the republicans seem to be circling the wagon yesterday, seemed to be trying to defend trump as much as they could. was that your take? >> i think the line of questioning was pretty partisan. it's reflective that most republicans know that trump still has the base, the republican party core voters still pretty much with president trump but privately on capitol hill a lot of them are starting to feel unease about how this is proceeding. the president did wait until 6:10 am this morning to tweet. glenn and maggie over at "the times," my colleagues were writing how the president was not tweeting. when i was filing that story yesterday i was hoping that that would stay the case, at least until deadline. >> a couple more hours. it's surprising. marco rubio, a guy that trump humiliated through the entire campaign, called him little marco. >> trolled him, tortured him. >> trolled him, tortured him, said he sweated so much, he thought he was going to knock him out or thought

. >> jon: as john roberts reported, president trump agrees with the strategy. glenn hall joined is no. mitch mcconnell and the senators are throwing up their hands, the republik and senators have gone home for the break while they regroup. >> some of them have town halls back home that they change their minds, but they will try to figure out how they can get to a deal if they can get to a deal. as we were just talking about, some of the senators are putting down the market. >> jon: the fascinating thing is this health care bill would not change people who have employer-sponsored health care plans, which is the bulk of the population. >> there are some effects that could impact the employer-sponsored plans, but nothing on the way that we see the impact on medicaid or some of the other parts of the affordable care act that we have now. you think about ohio where they have a big opioid problem, there are others who might be swayed by that. there's a lot of dealmaking like that that goes back into what can i get you that's not related to the health bill that gets you on

glenn, tallahassee, republicans. good morning. caller: good morning, john. thank you for what you do on c-span.o, i do not think the republicans should negotiate with socialist democrats. these are insufferable liberal socialism that think is the way to go. toto cuba, and if you want get sick and not get treated, go to canada, wait in line for six months. go to england. they cut the rich people there and they go to the united states to get treatment. we have the best country in the world, and the liberals and the the woman who called little while ago on the republican line from new york, that is exactly the way the liberals and the democrats are. they are just liars. thank you. host: liars about what, glenn? caller: pardon? host: liars about what. you do not believe she was a republican? caller: obviously. you know? listen to what she said. she is no republican. she lied when she called in on the republican line. viewers willt that call in on the correct lines and are around works better when they call in on the correct lines. my question to you is what would your message be to the republican s

john wisniewski, the son of a millwright, who uncovered the bridgegate scandal and exposed chris christie's corruption. the choice -- insider wall street politics or main street, new jersey, values. >>> glenn'sk with an interesting ten-day forecast. >> yeah, very unusual, too. now we may not see the sun or at least some of you until at least friday, first of all. tomorrow is not all that cold, but we do have a thunderstorm threat. three chilly, damp days tuesday, wednesday and thursday and look at the end of the ten-day. that's three 90-degree days, so we're going to go from cool to hot. >> yeah. entire mixed bag. >> thank you, glenn. that's nbc 10 news for now. for glenn, danny and everybody here at nbc 10, i'm denise nakano. see you tonight at 11:00. test. >>> on this sunday night, terror in london. eight minutes of horror. the van running people over on the bridge, followed by the stabbing rampage. tonight eyewitnesses talk about how they escaped the deadly attack. the prime minister declares enough is enough, while president trump criticizes the mayor of london, pushing again for his travel ban. and after it all, moments of unity and defiance as the stars turn out in manchester. >>> one-

glenn echo looking terrible. really heavy congestion through annandale and up through tysons us a get to the american legion bridge. clara barton cabin johnall of our bridges, memorial, key bridge from rosland into georgetown 1 11th slugger traffic there as we forward things along to southern maryland delays on 210 northbound to the bottom side of the beltway. heavy traffic through oxon hill as you try to get into alexandria crossing the wilson bridge. if you have any questions erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. allison and steve. >> erin, thank you. 8:18 arkansas man due in court today after police say he intentionally drove his vehicle into a brand new 6,000-pound ten commandments monument just put on the grounds of the state capitol. statue had just been install the day before. video posted to facebook shows 32-year-old michael tate reid owning what he did apparently yelling quote freedom before driving his vehicle into that monument. >> what culpability do some of these groups have when they threaten to tear down that monument? our own u.s. supreme court has these ten commandments displayed for goodness sake. >> reid has parental history of d