in 1967 knight said good -- good nights's love field and it would be the last time he saw his father alive. and that bill boy now a pilot for southwest airlines, flew his father home to the very samethe silent. hundreds of travelers watching the moving and sacred moment unfold. outside airport workers standing at attention in gesture of respect. the colonel's family including his sister june on the tarmac to receive his flag-draped casket and his son roy reaching out to his dad. >> it was beautiful. it was emotional. it was sad. but it was good, too. it was like the end of a journey. >> reporter: on a day of mixed emotions, brian said mission accomplished. 52 years after they said good-bye, father and son reunited at last on the same soil. >> ann thompson reporting. what a give for that little bur this weekend with of course full military honors. >> how i c that one. >> sorry about that. >> you're a good person. let'she your weather. >> okay. as we get ready to start out the weekend, we're going to enjoy nice weather and mostly sunny skies. we're starting to see things clearing up ne

that pilot is captain brian knight, son of colonel roy knight. years old when his dad left for war -- now he's a man. wearing that lanyard with those immortal words for our p.o.w.s and m.i.a.s that rings so true tonight -- you are not forgotten. and tonight, as always, we thank all of our veterans and their families. thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> on fire and on alert. a lake county wildfire threatens homes and forces people to evacuate. >> a north bay city takes a stand for the nhk "newsline." we're live in san rafael where flags could be staying at half staff for a while. >> plus, building a better bay area by helping the smallest and cutest four legged members of our bay area family. >> announcer: now from abc7, live breaking news. >> and you are looking live from sky 7 at that breaking news. it is a wildfire burning near kels kelseyville in lake county. mandatory evacuations are for people who live in riviera area. they face the greatest danger tonight. >> the fi

that pilot is captain brian knight, son of colonel roy knight. years old when his dad left for war -- now he's a man. wearing that lanyard with those immortal words for our pows and mias that rings so true tonight -- you are not forgotten. and tonight, as always, we thank all of our veterans and their families. thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. now from abc7, live breaking news. >> that breaking news is taking place along the shore of clear lake. a wildfire is burning in steep terrain. this is happening near kelseyville. >> that will fire broke out here soda bay road and golf drive. officials ordered people in that area to evacuate for their own safety. there are about 650 homes in that area. these are live pictures that we've been showing you from sky 7. cal fire reports the fire so far has charred about ten acres. firefighters also say the flames are burning in an area covered with a lot of vegetation. no word at this point if any structures have been burned. >> you can s

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brian knight was noofive years when he waved good-bye to his father. colonel roy jr. knight. down at laos and declared missing. after years of searching, knight's remains were recovered near the site of his crash. on thursday, brian, now a pilot himself for southwest airlines flew his father's remains back to the same place where as a little boy he last saw his dad 52 years ago. the busy airport in dallas came to a complete standstill as travelers paused silently to watch the homecoming. fire trucks greeted the plane with the water cannon salute and workers stood to honor colonel knight. brian spoke about his father on an emotional coming in a video. >> when i got the call, it was surreal. i really did not think it would ever happen. >> wow. >> he's really coming home. he's really -- we'll be able to bring him back and we'll have a place where we can honor him. >> colonel knight received full military honor upon landing. he was laid to rest in texas at long last. >> i have chills. >> the fact they got a phone call that we found your father 50 years later and to be in a positi

that changed when swifts peasants skewered charging knives, knights with pikes. simple edged weapon in the hands of the determined underclass end of the reign of knights in europe. perhaps, circulating 1000 pikes to yeomans in kansas would produce a similar results against the knights of the south. asoka if pates knife threatened border war, brown's pike threatened a classed war. >> turning a bowie into a pike also illustrated the slippery conduct of yankee radicals. rifles arrived in kansas labeled as bibles. northern militia called their four, the freestate hotel. -- settlers had reason to worry that things were not what they seemed in kansas. the covert mess and, frankly, dishonesty of northerners out west unnerved proslavery settlers. when misery ruffians sack lawrence, they did not attack people as the northern press lied. instead, they destroyed yankee things. after they stole all the weapons they could find, missourians plundered homes, burned and eventually exploded the freestate hotel, and smashed the printing press of the herald of freedom. and anti- sl

the air force colonel shot down initially declared missed then killed in action, knight's remains wereovered and identified in june his homecoming bringing dallas's busy love field to a stop as travellers paid respect and workers on the tarmac stood at attention. the air force was knight's career the native texan loved to hunt and fish but his life was anchored by his wife patricia and their children, roy iii, gay ann, and brian here on the family's last vacation together. 52 years after he said good-bye, he flew his father home. roy iii met them >> it's competing emotions he's coming home which is a good thing. >> reporter: the family will now go through the rituals denied them for half a century, mourning again their hero of the sky. anne thompson, nbc news. >> what a powerful tribute that's "nightly news" for this evening. i'm lester holt. thanks for watching everyone, an-- >> we're about to answer some of your top questions. >> real men, real answers. >> how can you expect me to know if you're not telling me? in don't talk about something message.n a text >> prison to purpose. >> f

bracelet with colonel knight's name as a child.e. >> that is my absolute favorite part of the story. this when i read your tweets the name was familiar and i realized i've been wearing that pow/mia bracelet since i was a child and asked how to get it to texas and found the information because it was there in the obituary and that is being mailed to texas we understand. colonel knight's family said in the obituary any pow/mia bracements will be placed in the casket for the funeral tomorrow. >> i've got nothing. i'm speechless. this is extraordinary. and how about you for -- thank you for calling everyone's attention to it and sharing it and may he rest in peace. jackson, thank you very much. >> thank you. it was a privilege to see and to share. >> thank you. >>> more on our breaking news. the suspected gunman in the el paso attack told police he was targeting mexicans. what the arrest affidavit also reveals. >>> but first, let's honor this week's cnn hero. woody farrah jumped in to help after the paradise fire last year and to date

the air force was knight's career the native texan loved to hunt and fish but his life was anchored bytricia and their children, roy iii, gay ann, and brian here on the family's last vacation together. 52 years after he said good-bye, he flew his father home. roy iii met them >> it's competing emotions he's coming home which is a good thing. it's a very good thing but there's also the aspect of, you know, we're reliving the loss ♪ >> reporter: the family will now go through the rituals denied them for half a century, mourning again their hero of the sky. anne thompson, nbc news. >> what a powerful tribute that's "nightly news" for this evening. i'm lester holt. thanks for watching everyone, and good night >>> right now at 6:00, an assault rifle, a bottle of liquor and a clown mask. new details about what the gilroy shooter had in his home and car. >>> the scare in the north bay as flames come dangerously close to homes. but first. >>> and i'd rather not speculate on where the investigation is at this time. >> in her own words, the santa clara county sheriff talks about the corruption p

that changed when swiss peasants skewered charges knights with pikes. a simple-edged weapon in the hands of a determined underclass ended the reign of knights in europe. perhaps circulating a thousand pikes in kansas would produce a similar result against the knights of the south. so if pate's knife threatened a border war, brown's pike threatens a class war. turning a buoy into a pike also illustrated the slippery conduct of yankee radicals. rifles arrived in kansas labeled as bibles. northern militia called their fort the free state hotel. pro-slavery settlers had reason to worry that things were not what they seemed in kansas. the covertness and frankly dishonesty of northerners out west unnerved pro slavery settlers. when missouri roughens sacked lawrence they did not attack people, instead they destroyed yankee things. after they stole all the weapons they could find, missouri,ens plundered homes, burned and exploded the free state hotel, and smashed the printing herald of freedom, an anti-slavery newspaper in town. after the raid women went out in

ll reporter: colonel knight will be laid to rest saturday in the dallas suburbs.all got the chills and tears in our eyes when we heard that story today. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," what u.s.a. gymnastics has to say after its top star tearfully blames aficials for failing to protect her team from a sexual predator. later, a fishing boat races to the rescue after a plane crash in the bahamas. and return to abbey road 50 years later. years later. you've done a lot of good for the world. but i feel like you have the potential to do so much more. can we build ai without bias? how do we bake security into everything we do? we need tech that helps people understand each other. that understands my business. we've got some work to do. and we need your help. we need your support. let's expect more from technology. let's put smart to work. ♪ ♪ my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type

military search teams did not find colonel knight's remains until this year.ons say he's always been their greatest hero. >> finally some closure for that family. >> yeah, absolutely. >>> well, coming up next in "the pulse," the new vodka raising health concerns. >>> also ahead, the field of dreams coming to life. word of a special game being played in that special place. >>> plus, how the hit song "old town road" is inspiring a crime spree. >> uh-oh. that's coming up next. eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress too many people a restless night's sleep. there's a better choice. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid and the 12-hour pain-relieving strength of aleve. that dares to last into the morning. so you feel refreshed. aleve pm. there's a better choice. you may have gingivitis. when you brush, and the clock could be ticking towards bad breath, receding gums, an

they're going to stay there at the knights ofjust all day.ay. they're going to stay there at the knights ofjust trying pump away as much of the water as they possibly can. as with her, there has been heavy rain all day, it is going to rain again tonight. crews from israeli areas have come to join the effort that i did speak to local people, police and the environment agency and there is a low — make a real fear agency and there is a low — make a realfear in the agency and there is a low — make a real fear in the town tonight that something dreadful could be happening. annabel tiffin there from whaley bridge. there is much more analysis and lab reports on the bbc website. that includes the latest assessment by emergency services and local officials at our website. the bank of england has cut its forecast for uk growth over the next two yea rs was for uk growth over the next two years was stopped it is also warned that a no deal brexit, the scenario where the uk leaves the european union with no agreement, would hit the economy harder and trigg

colonel knight was shot down over laos during the vietnam war.emains why recovered and identified just two months ago. travelers paid respects and workers stood silently in honor of colonel knight. this was the same airport where 52 years ago colonel knight said farewell to his family before heading off to war. his son brian was just 5 years old at the time and 52 years later brian knight is now a captain with southwest airlines and he was the pilot who flew the plane that completed his father's journey home. that's "hardball" for now. thank you for being with us. chris matthews will be back on monday. have a great night. >>> good evening. i'm donny deutsch. thanks for having me home tonight. there are exactly 451 days until the 2020 presidential election. it has been exactly one week since the senseless, hate driven, trump racist rhetoric fueled massacre in el paso and the mass shooting in dayton. what a sad week it's been. it is a moment in time for democrats to rise up with passion, fury, and bold ideas. nothing will change until we get rid of

that pilot is captain brian knight, son of colonel roy knight.tal words for our p.o.w.s and m.i.a.s that ring so true. "you are not forgotten." >> i mean, just amazing. his family was forced to move on thinking they'll never find any closure. >> this is the closure they needed. and just to honor him in that way. i mean, that family has to be just overwhelmed with emotion. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. all right, don't miss our updates on facebook. we will be right back. >> lila and the family, congrats to all. >>> happening now in america this morning, panic inside walmart. >> i'm still shaking. it was just terrifying. >> a heavily armed man in body armor enters this store in missouri while recording himself. how an off-duty firefighter jumped into action. >>> meanwhile, with the nation on edge from a string of mass shootings, what president trump and mitch mcconnell are now saying about the push for tighter gun laws. >>> new overnight, biden gaffe. what the former vice president said on the campaign trail about poor children and the backlash this mor

air force colonel roy knight's jet was shot down over northern laos in 1967. he was declared dead four months later. his body was never found. knight's son, brian, a southwest airlines pilot was just five years old when he last saw his father at dallas love field airport. fast forward to june when he got a phone call that changed his life. >> they had been searching in my dad's crash site area and they said, we did find human remains. you can't imagine what an honor that is for a son to be able to do that for his father. >> brian knight personally flew his dad's remains back to dallas love field on thursday for a hero's welcome that included a water cannon salute and full military honors. the entire airport came to a halt during the ceremony. colonel knight will be buried saturday in weatherford, texas. >>> ahead, they built it, now they are finally coming to the field of dreams. andy scholls with more in the bleacher report next. can you feel calm in the eye of a storm? can you do more with less? can you raise the bar while reducing your footprint? for our 10

colonel knight was shot down over laos during the vietnam war. decades later and were identified just two months ago. travelers paid their respects and workers on the runway stood silently in honor of colonel knight. this was the same airport where 52 years ago, colonel knight said farewell to his family before heading off to war. his son, bryan, was just 5 years old at the time. and 52 years later, bryan knight is now a captain with southwest airlines, and he was the pilot who flew the plane that completed his father's journey home. that is "hardball" for now. thank you for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> i want people to know that if they come into the united states illegally, they're getting out. they're going to be brought out. and this serves as a very good deterrent. >> the president basks in his raids as a family horror continues. >> how scare ready you right now? >> i'm scared because -- i'm really scared because i don't know what to do. >> tonight new reporting on how the president

. ♪ >> boy knight jr.wn, his remains were last uncovered and identified in june his homecoming bripging dallas's busy love field to a stop as travellers paid respect and workers on the tarmac stood at attention. the native texan loved to hunt and fish but his life was anchored by patricia and their three children here on the family's last vacation together. 52 years after knight said goodbye to brian at love field, the little boy squinting in the photo he flew his dad home where they met him >> he's coming home which is a good thing but there's the fact that we're reliving the loss ♪ >> reporter: the family will now go through the rituals denied them more than half a century. mourning again their hero of the sky. >> hero very much then and still so now >>> celebrating birthdays. ana kendrick 34, hoda kotb, 55, melanie griffith turns 62. college football hall of famer, doug williams 64 celtics legends and basketball hall of famer bob kuzi is 9 with 1. and smokey bear turns 75 today >>> we >>> good morning t

air force colonel roy knight was welcomed home with full military honors. 52 years after he was shot down and killed during the vietnam war. his remains were discovered in laos earlier this year. his son bryan was just five years old when he saw his father off to war at that very same airport. it was the last time he saw his dad alive. today captain bryan knight, now a pilot for southwest, was not only there for the long-awaited return but had the honor of flying his father home. >> it's an incredible opportunity that i wouldn't have in a million years thought i was going to have. >> reporter: colonel knight will be laid to rest saturday in the dallas suburbs. >> we all got the chills and tears in our eyes when we heard that story today. >>> and coming up next, what usa gymnastics has to say after its top star tearfully blames officials for failing to protect her team from a sexual predator. >>> later, a fishing boat races to the rescue after plane crash in the bahamas. >>> and return to abbey road 50 years later. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen

i really believe that food is important as well as our faith. >> the san francisco knight ministry hasor 54 years. the core of the ministry, a group of ordain ministers, we go out in the middle of the night every single night of the year, so for 54 years we have never missed a night. i know it's difficult to believe maybe in the united states but a lot of our people will say this is the first meal they've had in two days. i really believe it is a time between life or death because i mean, we could be here and have church, but, you know, i don't know how much we could feed or how many we could feed and this way over 100 people get fed every single thursday out here. it's not solely the food, i tell you, believe me. they're extremely grateful. >> it's super awesome how welcoming they are. after one or two times they're like i recognize you. how are you doing, how is school? i have never been in the city, it's overwhelming. you get to know people and through the music and the food, you get to know people. >> we never know what impact we're going to have on folks. if you just practice love

. >> after the president recently questioned the knights of columbus.ed if he knew that it was an all-male society opposed to a woman's right to choose and marriage equality when he joined the group. >> this is completely unacceptable. i think your everyday citizen if you are catholic or not, you need to look at that kind of statement for what is and say, well, this isn't a person who i want to be the leader of my nation. >> martha: we did press the cardinal on the church's moral credibility and the ongoing clergy child sexual abuse process. said he was calling for transparency and zero-tolerance. >> we have to come clean on who is responsible for the situations. the >> martha: under fire that he blamed the crisis on gay clergy. but he's stating what he seen the investigating abuse cases. >> the far greater part of them have been homosexual acts with adolescence or young men. and i am not homophobic, but we cannot have this active, activity in the priesthood. >> martha: we also asked about default former washington, d.c., archbishop ted mccarrick, a car

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knight. it's 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. an air was the son of force family. he georgia institute of technology and graduated in 1965. i came directly to the manned , 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. 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 recalled telcom or telview, depending on the flight. 11 which hadapollo the lunar module on it. now i will pass it to bob nance. bob: good morning. this is a big day. started this morning with a prayer just like 50 years ago. lord, help me not screw up today. [laughter] 50 years ago i heard president kennedy tell america we were going to go to the moo

ben stokes, i think they should knight him actually. it can't happen, it's not going to happen and thenit happen, it's not going to happen and then it happened and i think everyone wasjust in then it happened and i think everyone was just in shock. brilliant. yesterday morning we didn't think we would be coming to watch any cricket at all and to see that is incredible, ridiculous. it was ebbing away but they came back, absolutely unbelievable. fantastic. it was great. i'm highly delighted we managed to pull it off and as the game drew nearer to an end, obviously it got tighter and tighter and thanks to our man, ben stokes, and thanks to our man, ben stokes, and burns... leach as well, who held his end up, a great day! some pleased fans! the cricket analyst simon hughes has been telling me he hadn't seen this coming. no, i mean, i think it was the most amazing performance. i think, you know, to try and put it into perspective, we mentioned ian botham in 1981 at headingley, that was an innings which resurrected england from following on a

ben stokes, they should knight him, actually., "oh, my god, this isn't going to happen, it can't happen," and then we were like... i think everyone was just in shock. it was brilliant. superb. yesterday morning we didn't think we would be coming to watch any cricket at all and to see that is incredible, ridiculous. i thought it was ebbing away but they came back. absolutely unbelievable. fantastic. it was great. highly delighted that we managed to pull it off. as the game drew nearer to an end, it got tighter and tighter. and thanks to that man ben stokes, and jack leach as well, who held his end up, a great day. we can speak to our sports correspondent, andy swiss, who's at headingley. i'm sure the match will go down in the sporting history books but try to put it into context for us, particularly for the non—cricket fans. explain to us how big a deal this is. it was quite extraordinary, because what happened was, england we re because what happened was, england were set a big target to win, needing another 203 at the start of t

the knights fixture will also be postponed due to concerns over the young players left keeping the teamen an administration since may and here's the manager. no doubt, he has poured his heart and soul into the job and trying to keep everything together asa trying to keep everything together as a manager, there have been things from a managerial point of view that are throughout the arena company tried to keep that going along with the staff and i am saddened by the news, i really am. another club with money worries, after being unable to fulfil any of the fixture so for the season. protesters are warning that the club could soon be dead and buried and brought a cough into the ground. a director also handcuffed himself to a drainpipe, they say that the club has until friday to prove that it can afford to keep going. bury as a town will be far less richer than it would've been had bury not survive. so i am appealing to all the northwest clubs out there, please, please, please help us. we need you. we need you desperately before friday. we really do. they said that they would sell the club

and rugby league, they moved up to third place and to knights of the match, they were thrashed by catalanr second straight when after last friday, they remain in its place. andy murray has announced his long—awaited return to singles tennis, excepting a wild card for the cincinnati masters next week, seven months after feeling that he might have to retire because of a hip injury. he has been playing doubles matches sincejune and says he is now pain—free and ready to play singles again. he was angry and possible as break—out star from the world cup and now he is in line for a test debut having recovered from a strain to take place in the second test at lawrence. he proved his fitness seconds earlier this week in the wickets and the runs as he looks likely to replace james anderson who was out with a calf injury. the most notable absentee from the 12 man squad, she has been replaced byjack and he misses all of the back problem and some are expecting him before the final spot in this. tiger woods has withdrawn from the cup in newjersey because woods has withdrawn from the cup in new jersey b

brian knight was just five years old when his father roy knight left to fight in the vietnam war.a mission in laos when his aircraft was shot down. 120 victoria secrets models signed an open letter to the ceo calling for action to protect models from sexual abuse, rape and sex trafficking. they say the allegations may not have been aimed at victoria's secret but direct at photographers. a delta airlines ban reversed that would have stopped airline customers from bringing on board pit bulls. last year pit bulls were banned after multiple attacks on passengers. but the dmt says airlines must let any breed of service dogs on board. adam gates was seen using smelling salts just before the opener with the new york giants. the patriots fans, new england patriots fans may need smelling salts. tom brady's contract has been readjusted. he could be a free agent after this upcoming season. his boston area mansion is up for sale at a whopping $39.5 million. more information on the extensive contract with bruce ohr and christopher steele. and also steele was desperate that trump lose. richard

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his son, captain knight, was the captain flying the plane with his heroic father's remains.came home 52 years later. i lost an uncle in vietnam. god bless all who served. >> the son last saw his father at that airport. that they flew back into. >> amazing story. lawrence? >> on this day in 1936, jesse owens, son of the alabama share cropper, wins his fourth gold medal at the berlin olympics as the united states takes first place in the 400 meter relay. this was important as well, hitler was there watching and this was a major blow, that a black man representing the united states, it was a blow to his propaganda. >> pretty amazing. amazing video. >> happy birthday to smokey the bear, his 75th birthday. many of us remember smokey the bear, the cartoon, and that famous line "only you can prevent forest fires." well i still believe 75 years later this bear is still a national treasure. happy birthday, smokey the bear. >> i think smokey the bear was a dangerous symbol, it convinced bears they could wear hats. they wear hats, shirts, hawaiian shirts, shorts. >> then they blend in.

overlooking the store's parking lot 13 hours later a young man in his twenty's opened fire in a knight's life district of dayton ohio one of the victims was the gunman sr 6 others were african-american tributes were also placed at the scene both communities left united in grief as pressure for tighter gun controls mounts in the u.s. . and joining me now is our correspondent all over salad sees a list or force in washington good evening to you all over we know that pressure is melting for tighter gun controls in the united states did the president outlined today hell he plans to make that happen. well before his speech president trump proposed on twitter to pair 2 topics that do not have a lot in common with each other and those are tougher gun control and background checks in particular on the one hand side and tougher immigration law feel that he's been calling on for a long time 3 that raised many questions these fields don't belong to each other necessarily also the 2 suspects are american citizens one even targeted immigrants when he shot 22 people in the city of el paso so lots of q

kennedy: what if bill clinton is knighted by queen even gland. eveof -- england.>> i imagine h.ennedy: because of this. >> here you go william jefferson, well done, i knight you. >> it is the whole thing is so bizarre. but still so sad that he protected and shrouded his wealth, so you know the legion of victims who have yet to come forward, are not seeing any justice or restitution, that still a tragedy, and weird. but not the panel, they are returning. >> i will talk about joe biden, firing up old gaffe machine again. oh, the democratic front running getting chronology wrong on two of the most tragic events in modern american history, corey well yolewinsky weighs in. going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro... ...patients get their day back... ...to be with... ... family... ...or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study... ...neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17%... ...to 1%... ...a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver... ...neulasta the day after chemo... ...and is used by most patient

[applause] knight on the far end. [applause] richard, what you start us off? i graduated college in 1966 and went to work for an aircraft company at the time. i started testing the environmental control systems on workedar module and that , that involved atmospheric relation systems which involved getting co2 out of the atmosphere because in a closed environment like that, you have to scrub it otherwise you are in trouble. management, and all the life-support type things are going to focus in the development phases. good morning. , i grew up ins arkansas and got here as fast as i could. [laughter] [applause] i joined here in 1967, and went straight to the flight control division and was a flight controller on the lunar module in the electrical power assist. we were responsible for all of the power systems which was just batteries, and the distribution system and keeping track of our profile, so we also were in charge of the pyrotechnics license that separated the stages and opened valves. i was in the back room, which is called the vehicle systems support room

as we go around we have the panel here jack knight to the immediate left, bob nance, bill reeves and hal loden, i will have them identify themselves briefly and say a little about what they did and then open it a little for questions and since i didn't introduce myself, my name is john charles and i'm a scientist here is the center, houston. i would like to turn the microphone over to mr. knight to talk about what you did to apollo 11 and what brought you here in the first place in your recognition of that important day . >> okay. i was the son of an air force family and we were in various places around the world and i went to georgia institute of technology and came directly here to the space flight center and was hired by the operations area and in particular the apollo systems group. at the time that i arrived, apollo had been is a programming work but we were flying the gemini and the gina vehicles. >> i was in the environmental control and electrical power area and i participated in every lunar module flight, including the first unmanned one and, i was in the ss our staff suppor

the panel is jack knight, bob nance, harold loden, and bill reeves. i'll have them to identify themselves, say a little bit about what they did, and then open it up a little bit for questions. by the way, since i didn't introduce myself, i'm john charles, the scientist in residence here. i'd like to turn the microphone over to mr. knight to talk a little bit about what you did here for apollo 11 and what brought you here in the first place, and your recollections of that important day. >> okay. i was the son of an air force family. we were in various bases around the world. i went to georgia institute of technology and graduated in 1965. i came directly here to the manned space flight center and was hired by the operations area. and in particular, the apollo systems group. at the time i arrived, apollo had been as a program in work, but we were flying the gemini and the gina vehicles. i was in the environmental control electrical control area. -- i was on -- in the ssr staff support room for that. and on all subsequent flights i was in the mission ope

[ cheers and applause ] bill reeves in the middle and jack knight on the far end. [ applause ] richard, why don't you start us off? >> okay. see, i graduated college in 1966 and went to work for groman aircraft company at the time. i started testing the environmental control systems on the lunar module which involved getting co2 out of the atmosphere. in a closed environment like that, have you to scrub it. otherwise, you're in trouble. it was cabin pressure management and life support type things was my focus during the testing and development phases. >> bill? >> good morning. i'm bill reeves and grew up in arkansas and got here as fast as i could. [ applause ] >> so i joined here in 1967 and went straight to the flight control division and was a flight controller on the lunar module in the electrical power system group. we were responsible for all of the power systems, which on the limb was just batteries. and the distribution system in keeping track of power profiles. we also were in charge of the pyrotech knick devices that separated the stages and open e valves and all that kind o

roy iii, gayan, and briais youngest in 1967, knight said good-bye to brian at dallas' love field. it'd be the last time the 5-year-old would see his father alive. on thursday, that little boy, now a pilot himself for southwest airlines, flew his father home to the very same airport. the bustling terminal falling silent hundreds of travelers watching the moving and sacred moment unfold outside, airport workers standing at attention, in a gesture of respect the colonel's family, including his sister june, on the tarmac to receive his flag-draped casket son, roy, reaching out to his dad. it was emotional it was sad it was good, too it was like the end of a journey. >> reporter: on a day of mixed emotions, brian's face said, mission accomplished 52 years after they said good-bye, father and son reunited at last on the same soil >> since 1994, there were several attempts to find colonel knight at his crash site now home, he'll be buried with full military honors this weekend. >> just seeing that moment where everybody comes to attention and acknowledges the sacrifice of this man 50 yea

and it's a pleasure to welcome my colleague michele knight she's chief political editor here at g.w. she says most of all these elections are about what options will be on the table when i think of americans final coalition government leaves office and we're very pleased to have allan poe's novak on the show he's an author and commentator for the daily newspaper. he says a generation after the end of nazi. germany experienced an anti-authoritarian threefold a generation after the end of communism east germany is experiencing for terry and revolt led by old men. so let me ask all of you and i'll start with you and if i may to please explain for us the importance of these elections because we're talking about 2 states brandenburg and saxony that in fact have just over $6000000.00 residents all together that's well less than 10 percent of the german population so why all the attention. because germany is a federal state so the state just like the united states. so these states may be or even a small state on a big state they have a voice in the upper house of the joan part of the busine

atlantean knight and they were founded in 2017 and there's an unprecedented hype surrounding the club in their 2nd season atlantean ited won the m.l.s. title and had more than 51000 fans watching week in week out. united have the 10th highest average. attendance in world football beating out the likes of celtic i.x. and man city. who's next france's and 7 behind china who would have thought that. the chinese super league is not only attracting stars but also more and more fans and now we're into the top 5 with italy. italian football is not in good shape there are problems everywhere you look. for starters the stadiums still operated and falling apart most of them were built in the 1st half of the 20th century and have barely been renovated since. women and children rarely attend games in italy because of the violent ultras. diehard fans some of them fascists have a lot of power sometimes even pulling the strings behind the scenes clashes are not unusual but in 2009 the government crackdown and introduce the tests that are there to force. an id card to identify fans which is checked b

pro-democracy demonstrators the by a police band in the 13th straight a get of mass protest something knighting barricades as night falls on kong police fractured up their response we go to our correspondent for the latest also coming up a controversial citizenship list leaves nearly 2000000 people stateless and india's northeast the decision on who is officially indian and who is not could separate families. i'm from ousmane welcome to the program we begin in hong kong where thousands of protesters gathered for the 13th straight weekend in defiance of an official ban on protests and strong warnings from police that marchers risk being prosecuted a day of peaceful demonstrations escalated as night fell with barricades being set on fire in the streets police for the 1st time fired water cannons loaded with blue dye which stained protesters outside of government headquarters today marks the 5th anniversary of a decision by china's ruling communist party against full democratic elections in hong kong. and joining me now from hong kong is d.w. correspondent charlotte charleston pil charlotte protes

you don't say "knighted" i guess. lady knighted. >> jon: it's amazing. >> stephen: i'm very excited for her. i can't wait to see her again. folks, every night i carefully and thoughtfully pull together the bones, muscles, sinews and flesh of the news and stitch them together in a unique creature i call "monologue." but sometimes i like to take whatever spare flippers and beaks that are lying around and slap them together with a little that is my segment, "meanwhile"! ( cheers and applause ) carol merrill. meanwhile, in scotland, "a family found out their five- pound chess piece could be worth one million pounds" because the piece is "part of the famous medieval lewis chessmen, and has been missing for almost 200 years." so, i believe officials should really check out the rest of that family's board games, because there is something really weird about their game of "operation." meanwhile, last week, lithuania held their 20th annual baby race to mark international children's day. 25 babies raced for glory in a teeny-tin

louis knight—webb, thanks so much for being with us. traffic lights. uk power networks say they believe it is because of a failure on the national grid failure. this is the transport for london wheat. western power... in supply, london wheat. western power... in supply, and will provide updates and we are sorry for the inconvenience this is causing... we have had reports of outages across north staffordshire. cheshire police have been tweeting. .. a staffordshire. cheshire police have been tweeting... a whole range of problems that are beginning to emerge from cuts on the national grid, on the power supply. causing all four subproblems around the country. we will continue to keep you informed and updated. 0ur country. we will continue to keep you informed and updated. our latest headlines. that is our top story. a power cut is affecting large areas of the country — it's thought to be due to a national grid failure. it is affecting trains, airports and traffic lights. a churchwarden found guilty of murdering an author he had tricked into