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. >> we saw mott el of the backpack that the half knotts wore on the surface of the moon and he said> reporter: back in the '60s noah's dad was an engineer in the apollo program. while the mission was to get man to the moon, his job was to keep them alive and that backpack was known as the portable life support system. >> that's one small step for man. >> reporter: without, it neil armstrong isn't able to take those first steps and utter these iconic words. >> one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: one of the greatest explorations of mankind and myw dad s a part of t.holy daw. >> is still a little humble about the whole thing. >> i succeeded in my office. >> yeah. >> reporter: as the country marks the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, those feelingr ofe are feeling back. >> i hadn't thought about the plis for 50 years, and, yeah, that's right. that's the damn thing that kept them alive. >> fast forward a few decades and like father like son noah is now a lunar scientist with nasa but he's not satisfied with simply following in his father's footsteps. he's working to leave his o

the foundation of all that what we are doing is through komen" ♪ >> respectfully, director, it was knotts to conclusively determine donald trump's innocence or to exonerate him, because the bedrock principle of our justice system is a presumption of innocence. it exists for everyone. everyone is entitled to it, including sitting presidents. and because there is a presumption of innocence, prosecutors never, ever need to conclusively determine it. donald trump is not above the law. he's not. but he damn sure or shouldn't be below the law are. maria: my next guests is one of the republicans who questioned robert mueller last week on whether the russia investigation was fueled by an anti-trump bias, period. congressman john ratcliffe is a member of the house judiciary, intelligence and homeland security committees, also a former federal prosecutor. congressman, it's good to have you, thanks so much for joining me. >> good morning, maria. maria: you zeroed in on exonerate, because the special counsel said we could not exonerate the president. why was that line of questioning important? >> wel

at billy knott if only there was a way to sneak in and get back the lamp! trio, bart? i'm so happy i get to share this wonderful day with you. thank you, thank you, thank you! russi taylor, the voice of minnie mouse, who's died aged 75. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at ten. hello. this is bbc news. the mayflower ship sailed cross the atlantic ocean in the 17th century, taking the pilgrim fathers from plymouth to the new world. when they landed, they set up home in what we now know as the us state of massachusetts. now, a full—sized replica of the ship is being assembled in north devon to mark 400 years since it set sail. but the people who built it, will set it alight and burn it to the ground next year as part of a traditional ceremony. sarah ransome has been to meet some of the volunteers involved in the project. in a quiet corner of devon, a ship is taking shape. but this one will never take the high seas. it's a life—size replica of the mayflower, which carried the pilgrim fathers from plymouth to america in 1620, and in just over a year's

reporter: in 1955 disneyland opened to the public, only 6 1/2 miles away from the already established knott'sk visitors back in time to the wild west, disneyland offered visitors something new, a glimpse into the future. >> it took a couple of decades for them to really get the formula, but now amusement parks are part of our fabric. >> where does the industry see its future growth? >> the american parks are going gangbusters, especially disney and universal. for the first time they're rivals. universal has harry potter. disney has star wars. but also the six flag percentages are doing very well. >> reporter: as is the original coney island. at the re-imagined luna park which features thrill rides as well as the old amusement park staple the carousel. luma park b . >> but why have we always loved them? >> well, they're standard he says the keep to success is respecting the park's legacy. >> grandfathers, grandmothers come here with their children, grandchildren and share the unique moment of the first drop when you're about to fall at close to 60 miles an hour and seeing their faces. the gran