jpl wasarly 1960's, working on both of those, in order to her and a lander. orbiter and a lander.vered it would not really worked out. the lander would have to be too different. they were more interested in doing the lunar lander job, and so they kind of dragging their and on the orbiter parts, they were not point to do something, and they went looking for someone else. about the same time, and the timeframe is a little hard to parse out, rca has developed a spy satellite for the cia. this is all very classified and sometime in the 1990's, it became the leader orbiter. -- the lunar orbiter. they approached langley about managing it. and that, in essence, is what happened. langley hired a man by the name of jim martin to manage that program away from the aviation. it went on to great success. i have this poster hanging back in my office when i was asked at jpl. [laughter] whatk: was in my office, because the lunar explorer was very successful. hand, goton the other a lesser public reputation, shall i say. it was quite successful, about seven landings, and a enormous crossover. when

to having mobile landers. and this is one of my favorite parts of the museum because this is where we display the three rovers that have been doing major research on the planet mars over the last 20 years. the first rover to land and operate successfully on mars was one identical to this one. it was part of the pathfinder mission of 1996, and a little rover named sojourner was put down on the surface of mars, and it operated long beyond its expected lifetime, exploring around in the vicinity. you can see it has six wheels, and they're a kind of wheel called rocker wheels that will enable it to go over rocks without tipping over. it's about the size of a microwave oven, if you imagined a microwave oven having wheels. it has solar panels on top to keep it powered. it was really a little geologist that was put down on the surface of mars to do some of the kinds of investigations that a human geologist would do. it's equipped with a device to touch up against a rock and determine what chemical elements are in that

when the lander landed, it was almost powered up. twoteam programmed in photographs to be taken so they can be delivered fairly quickly back to earth for the press and nasa to confirm the lander landed on mars. >> then, at 8 p.m. eastern on the presidency, historians look at president harry truman's leadership and how we interacted with three prominent national politicians. then madeleine albright speaks with michael about harry truman's commitment to public service. >> this is someone who should have gone to college, graduate school. deeply wanted to. could not do it because of his family's economic circumstances. one thing i think he felt strongly was when he became president, he wanted to help others. one of the ways he did that was to strengthen the community college system. >> for the complete schedule, go to c-span.org. >> american history tv is marking the centennial of the national park service. they asked members of congress about which national park service sites in their states and the most significance for them. bill pasc

when the lander landed it was powered up and the team had programmed in two photographs to be taken so they be delivered quickly back to earth for the press to see and nasa confirm that the landers had landed on mars. >> historians look at president harry truman's leadership and how he interacted with three politicians. state secretary of madeleine albright speaks with beshlocshmichael about harry truman's commitment to public service. life, this is someone who should have gone to college, a great college, should have school, deeplye wanted to but could do it economicf his family's circumstances. if there was one thing he felt strongly was if he became president, he wanted to help others. for a complete schedule go to c-span.org. watchc-span.org, you can our public affairs and political programming any time at your convenience on your desktop, laptop or mobile advice. go to c-span.org and click on bar.ideo library search you can type in the name of a speaker, sponsor of a bill or event topic. review the list of search results and click on the program you'd like to watch or refine your

to having mobile landers. and this is one of my favorite parts of the museum because this is where we display the three rovers that have been doing major research on the planet mars over the last 20 years. the first rover to land and operate successfully on mars was one identical to this one. it was part of the pathfinder mission of 1996, and a little rover named sojourner was put down on the surface of mars, and it operated long beyond its expected lifetime, exploring around in the vicinity. you can see it has six wheels, and they're a kind of wheel called rocker wheels that will enable it to go over rocks without tipping over. it's about the size of a microwave oven, if you imagined a microwave oven having wheels. it has solar panels on top to keep it powered. it was really a little geologist that was put down on the surface of mars to do some of the kinds of investigations that a human geologist would do. it's equipped with a device to touch up against a rock and determine what chemical elements are in that

meteorologist >>> it has taken its maiden flight in england 300-foot helium air lander 50 is 50 feetger than biggest passenger planes and described as length and w id th of a foot wall field. jonathan vigliotti is in london with that story. >> reporter: on an airfield north of london the world's longest aircraft, spreads its type i wings. and takes, to the sky. measuring in around the length of a football field, the air lander ten is not what you would call conventional. up close, it looks even more strange. >> this is a flight deck, we will bring you up here. >> reporter: but the chief david burns at controls for air lander's maiden flight said you need to look beyond the shape of the hull which has within, you could say, the butt of some jokes, to appreciate this modern flying machine. >> a bubble flight deck any pilot would feel at home coming in here. >> reporter: helium filled air lander is a franken stein of technologies taking the shape and lift benefit of the blimp and combining them with the maneuverability of the helicopter and load capacity of a small cargo plane. its crea

. -- zoo lander. and nobody loves raymond anymore. >>>12 news at 5 pm is in just >>> coming up at 6 pm, what does your building history have to do with your personal information? >> hackers may have personal voter records. we will talk to people in charge if i know what you should know.>>> new numbers find the average household has $40,000 of debt. >> there are some strategies that you can use to make paying that down more manageable. news at 10 pm. >>> that will do it for 12 news at 5 pm. >>> thank you, everyone. we will see you back here on 12 news at 6 pm. >>> thank you. >>> you are watching 12 news, >>> tonight, shockwaves as hillary clinton's closest aid huma abedin announces she's separating from her husband anthony wiener as he's caught up in another sexting scandal. responds with accusations about clinton. >>> airport chaos. all out panic and a near stampede amid widespread rumors of an active shooter, first jfk and now l.a.x. what's going on? >>> bracing for impact. florida on high alert as t

what you want to do is detour lander road to get around that. other than that, we are smooth sailing on the highways to get to school. coming up in 15 minutes, we'll prepare you for bugs laws when buses. you want to be safe when you go to school. if you don't listen to me, listen to them. lynna, back to you. >>> thanks so much. 6:03 now. eight are recovering after going hit by a car at a community concert in parma heights. two are in serious condition. police say a woman was trying to leave the concert when she accidentally hit the gas and drove into a dance floor set up in the parma heights police are investigating. so far no charges have been filed. . >>> battle for the buckeye state is heating up on the campaign trail. donald trump is schedule yuled to hold a rally in -- scheduled to hold a rally in ohio. he'll be speaking at university of akron. >> at the rods arena -- roads important for democrats and republicans specifically northeast ohio here. voters here in ohio have sided with the last ten presidents. that goes to show you how key this

g a heads up if you road to get t work a portion of the road iso is closed from lander tries until further notice officials say the good news is theh pressures building backupe inn that water should be back on for residents cool. incredible. plus cleaning up so so sweet. a with a couple more days of will talklloor airir we will look ahead as we finish who's going to change my name. harkin is over this. you look fabulous. the shirt came back from the dry cleaner every can of garlic thil let me explain because i want to this thing called standing in the field it was out of this garlic five in hudson. indeed and so there you go a scott i'm going to apologize profusely all morning long. we actually had a morning show. these are the rain locations some spots that do some rain.ai they had some showers in cleveland and heavier showersho not all that unusual given the pattern that we hadthat some war spots on lake erie.om that usually happens is cold is he 90s spent more 80s. his talk over all. we are a lot of clear skies watch the cloud deck begin to increase here bit of good news bad news is you

. >>> the air lander 10 makes a rough and bumpy landing. this is the air lander 10. it can carry 10 tons. the u.s. army as part of the development team. it's all helium. it can stay aloft for three days. the good news is no one is injured but the pilots sit on the flight deck right there and it was heavily damaged >>> an update from italy tonight. crews are still searching through rubble for survivors of last night's earthquake north of rome. 247 people have now died and >>> tomorrow morning, hundreds of people in louisiana will wake up and red cross shelters this is two weeks after historic flooding in baton rouge. emergency relief teams are struggling to find housing for those evacuees. if you want to help, there is a scam alert you need to know about the federal trade commission is sending out a warning that crooks are trying to crash -- cash in. first, if you see a link on s donate, don't click on it. it could have malware. instead, find out who posted the link and do an internet search to see if it's legitimate. even better, donate to organizations you already k

the air lander 10 is 300 feet long. it is part plane and part bland. it is filled with helium and it has been nicknamed the flying bomb because of its boldest front end. makes sense. the air lander uses less fuel than a normal plane but it can carry heavier loads. it goes 90 miles per hour. hour. aiken stay aloft for two weeks. my word, that thing is humongous. i don't know what you would do up there for two weeks, but you could do it if you need to -- needed to.>> filled with helium, i would drive if i could instead of taking the plane.>>> no rain? there is rain in your neck of the woods. it is starting -- we are starting to see the storm clouds develop. in flagstaff, it would be an 850 day and cools it down. that is a story in flagstaff. not so much here in the valley. we are starting off kind of dry for your monday. as we look at the thunderstorms, no direct hit over flagstaff right now, but they are developing over the mountains. these will be heading right toward winslow. if you are happy -- keep that in mind if you are hopping on the road in the

it shut down between brain afford -- brainer and lander road. i hear the water is indeed back unfortunately my maps are not moving well. you can see it's green on this traffic map. i don't have reports of accidents. your drive times are normal. of course later in the morning, going to meet school kids are preparing for their first day of school and tell you about bus laws when it comes to stopping when you're traveling with buses on the roads. we want to make sure everybody is prepared and safe this morning. back to. what an exciting day. apple and google are cracking down on robo calls. rumors continue to swirl about an apple watch. our self-proof claimed geek greg d has it all. >> good morning. i'm greg dee. we have election season. many of you have received robo calls whether they're trying to sell you things or push a party to get your vote. joined joined the robo call strike force. it's a group of telecommunication companies tha? will try to figure this out and come up with solutions to stop the calls from coming to your cell phones. the ip

with a massive water main break that can emback the -- impact the drive and they are closed between lander brook and brainerd roads until at least wednesday when i spoke with dispatchers this morning. because of this, classes have been cancelled at gilmer academy and gates mills. the water department telling us that water is back on to everyone but spoke with police again this morning and it could be wednesday before cedar road opens back up. and let me show you the detires right now and an to -- detours right now and an option to get to shaker boulevard. the option mean out of your way, and you have to -- mean out of your way and you have to be patient. the drive times looking good on 90, 77, and 480 and light look at 71. the odot vow of 71 and puritus and traffic is light, not seeing cars out there. i have been monitoring the cameras and watching to see if we have any accidents on the highways. so far, we're accident free and over to you. >> thank you. >>> and developing in parma heights, residents still concert for senior citizens, killing at least 9 people. >> and let's go to sarah fin

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if i can reduce the weight on led five will you let it be a lander? of course, i will. and so, because we like to have at least one more landing opportunity before the end of the decade. so, land five, reduce the weight, and it became the spacecraft apollo 11 had. had we not reduced the weight the first landing would have been six in september. didn't happen that way. >> he is one i dedicated to book to. the dreamer, the out of the box thinker and seat of the pants innovator like me. john to david, claer, ed white and stephen hawking but it is best to keep my friends in the apollo 11 neal armstrong and michael collins. unfortunately, hue passed away a week before the book came out. we wanted to give it to him personally. >> he was very innovative. he wasn't just a maintenance operator in korea. he did different test jobs with nasa and ended up being the program manager of one of the landing spacecraft. >> i didn't know him in korea. a couple years later i did meet him and we really saw eye-to-why on a number of things of flying airplanes. using drop tanks. those are alw

the amp lander -- air lander 10 is a cross between a helicopter, blimp and plane. it can stay in the hair for days or weeks at a time. that's because the air ship is designed to use less fuel than than normal air ships. >> fly point to point a bit like a giant helicopter, taking bigger loads longer distances, cheaper, safer . >> the aircraft was actually being designed for the u.s. military but the blimp program was done away in 2013. >>> coming up how several local fire departments utilized a special and -- >> reporter: raleigh police and firefighters are upset they didn't receive a pay raise despite some city executives receive lag big payout. >>> it's a story that rocked the triangle. a fayetteville principal allows a registered sex offender to work at her school. joan dayton was charged with offender. >> reporter: from between to 2012. joan dayton hired paul connor to do various handy man duties at freedom christian academy. he worked after school but it cost dayton her job. >> i recognize what myer roar was -- what my error was. >> two years in prison. he was

this moon lander called mx-1.ne has really had to get approval to land on the moon. >> why do they need approval now? >> this is a pay load approval that the faa is giving. so the faa is saying this vehicle you built, mx-1, is okay for you to launch, safe for the public, safe for the folks that are going to monitor it up in space. and then you can land on the moon and do what you're going to try to do. and so they had -- the first time this has happened, really. so they had to iron out all the kinks, not just the faa. the department of defense got involved. and a lot of other agencies. >> so this is a part of the google lunar x prize. what does it look like for moon express? >> they're one of the front runners to have this. a few other teams have had rocket deals in the past. we have seen them kind of trickle out now. the deadline, i believe, is at the end of next year. so you can see the race is starting to heat up now. so having that approval now to launch the probe is another big notch for them. they already ha

just days later, the viking i lander became the first american spacecraft to land on mars.its mission was complete, nasa formally transferred the ownership of viking i lander to the museum. of course we haven't been able to collect it yet. so nasa, working with the jet propulsion lab and the university of arizona was kind enough to check in on it for us. and this picture was taken by the high-rise camera aboard the mars reconnaissance orbiter to celebrate the museum's 40th birthday. it demonstrates the challenge ahead, and we have unfinished business on mars. and it's up to the men and women of this museum to inspire the next generation to take up the task. it would be impossible to recognize all the staff of volunteers who have performed the museum's mission over the decades. but we are honored to have ten of them with us here tonight who have been here as part of the team since the very beginning, 40 years ago. as i call your name, please stand. phil edwards. [ applause ] karen manus. [ applause ] i'm glad i didn't ask you to hold your applause. this is much better than w

she had and landers who was part of her operation and one of the reasons it was passed was and landers had an open letter to congress saying the american people telegram your congressman and congress was deluge with letters so she had this big machine. she said it in motion and it was very successful endeavor on her part. >> i think a lot of people would be surprised as cover that there was one patient that had a lot to do with merry stealing that it was time to start pushing forward in this act. >> there is some ironic coincidence. in 1969 i was sitting in my office and the phone rang and it was a chemo therapist as we called them in those days from boston, rita kelly and she said i have a patient who has gallbladder -- gallbladder cancer. she had been operated on by the great claude welch who was the most famous of and all surgeon in the country and he lived in washington and he worked with the congress and he wanted to know if i would take him. we were taking only the cases that we worked on so i said i really don't work with -- and there is nothing we could do for them at the time.

there is a problem with the brake pedal stopper. 2014 out-lander sport car. they can delay acceleration in some conditions. >>> sony has plans to reveal two new playstation 2 models next month. they will show off a brand new standard version of the playstation h console alongside an upgraded version that josh benson will be ri of come christmas time. i don't know if you're going get three of them. >> vision goes way back. like atari days. >> atari i understand. yeah. >> we have a lot coming up at 5:30. bay area parents challenging state assessment tests. >>> a tiny child trapped in a boat in dark waters could have intervened. >>> right now on news channel 8 at 5:30. >>> parents from three bay area counties in a tal ha see courtroom today on behalf of their kids. challenging a state law that could force their third graders to be >>> i'm jen leigh. >> and i'm josh benson. thanks for being with us. >> that story from the capitol tonight and state law requires that third graders who don't perform well on tests be held back and it is now under fire. parents from h

the lander will take pictures and video and send them back. eventually, they have bigger plans. he wants to settle up mines operations and eventually take people to the moon. >> imagine a small group of entrepreneurs. when we land on the moon we will become a super power. >> the faa must inspect the rocket but they are confident about returning to the moon. the last mission was 1972, apollo 17. >>> students are learning everything from architecture to engineering as they work on the expansion at children's hospital. >> it's a major reimagining of the hospital. >> reporter: the stuff of dreams can take shape in many ways. dreams have always been in the possibilities of rebar, concrete, steel, and construction. >> i want to be a labor. and i've been looking into it. and i think that's really what i want to do. >> reporter: she's getting a chance. the hospital began rebuilding and planners had an idea to build the potential to dream for oakland students. she's one of 10 students chosen to learn about the construction industry. >> when you are actually there and see the blueprints,

could be delivered fairly quickly back to earth for the nasa to bee and for able to confirm that the landers mars. then at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, historians look harry truman's leadership and how he interacted three prominent national politicians. stateormer secretary of madeleine albright speaks about harry truman's commitment to public service as vice president and president. >> in his life, this is someone who should have gone to college, a great college, should have to graduate school. deeply wanted to. couldn't do it mainly because of his family's economic circumstances. and if there's one thing i think he felt strongly, it was that when he became president, he to help others. one of the ways he did that was to strengthen the community college system. >> for our complete american totory tv schedule, go c-span.org. for campaign 2016, c-span continues on the road to the white house. >> we need serious leadership. a reality tv show. this is as real as it gets. >> we will make america great again! ahead, live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debate on c-span,

the helium filled air lander 10 is 300 feet long. 50feet longer than the biggest passenger planes it took off today in an airfield just north of london. it's being bum. it's the shape of the hull. it's powered by the equivalent of four suv engines and that's 70 miles per hour. but can stay airborne for weeks. the designers say it. >> the book are available september 6th. >>> ian will have a final look at your forecast coming up on the other side of the break. my son has meningitis b. but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor or pharmacist about all the risks and benefits of trumenba and tell them i

that lander will take pictures and video and then send them back to us. but eventually the company's founder has bigger plans. he told us he wants to set up mining operations and eventually take people to the moon. eugene cerning was the last man on the moon 44 years ago. >>> getting news into the newsroom about a chp motorcycle officer involved in a crash 280 northbound in san jose near winchester boulevard. that's the area where the crash happened marked by the triangle. there is a hev red line. that means traffic in the area is not good. this happened when the motorcycle officer was involved with a crash with a car. the good news is the officer is okay. there was some property damage to one of the vehicles. some minor delays are happening in the area of 280 and north winchester. this is not too far from other major highways there. keep it in mind. it is towards the end of the morning commute. that's good news. >> we are glad the officer is okay. >>> coming up on "mornings on 2: the 9", teaching young people computer science. we talk with a volunteer an

a new downtown plaza with live entertainment is hoping to change that, and landers says allowing for open beer will only add to the attraction. >> they could go to the state fair with the kids and have a beer or have a glass of wine. i think it's dependent upon that the environment that we create. we're not creating a free for all by any means. >> reporter: under the proposal, people who grab a drink would be required to use a city-issued mug. >> i could probably use that right now. >> reporter: drinks would only be allowed specific times. >> this town reminds me of like -- you know, like a beach town, and i think walking around, you know, with a cold beverage is probably a good idea. >> reporter: but not everyone is sold. >> the dells during the summertime, it's packed. and the last thing we need is more alcohol on the streets. >> i just don't want it to become a thing where people think it's a big party, and you get these groups of people in all just come because they can drunk on the street. >> reporter: chief kohler owns the idea could increase business but he still has concerns.

the company called moon express plans to send a suitcased size lander for a two-week one-way mission next year. >>> governor cuomo signed some legislation to protect nail salon workers from toxic fumes. many are failing to protect themselves and their by not wearing required safety gloves. a staggering number of nail salon employees are failing to wear gloves. between october and december of 2015, researchers observed 562 workers at 149 randomly selected salons across the city. they found nearly 3/4 of those workers did not wear the safety a flight crash lands and bursts into flames. what went so wrong? the latest on the investigation coming up next. >>> a diploma just got a little more difficult for millions of students. the tough standards just approve approved today. >>> this is a new tool in crime fighting. how it is affecting local hi guys! got the birthday girl a drum set. drum set? oh you guys must have time warner cable. this is gonna be some party. yeah, their free home wifi lets us connect all our devices at the same time. and there's no data cap, so... the kids must love t

. >>> this is air lander. a hybrid blimp and airplane and took off yesterday on a short flight north of london. it's designed to use less fuel than a plane but carry heavier load than conventional airships. appearing on pintrest feeds. it puts the social book marking site following facebook, twitter and snapchap. publishers make more from video ads which gives them a chance to earn money from the marketing budgets that are meant for tv. >>> the start-up e commerce is branching out to include your new best friend. casper now offers dog three different size and the small is 125 bucks and casper says it's actually more difficult to design a dog bed because they are rougher on mattresses and have more sleep positions than humans. can the bed actually get them to stay there? my dog always sleeps with me. >> mine too, so i don't think so. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange, thanks a lot, jill. >>> still to come, a baby stroller warning. we have more coming up after the break. ...but they couldn't miss the sh

it hopes to launch its first mission using a lander about the size of a "star wars" droid next gap. and nike tees up an exit from golf equipment. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. >>> the price of oil jumped in a survey showed that private employers added a healthy amount of jobs in july. that sent the major stock indices higher. the dow broke a seven-day losing streak and gained 41 points. the s&p finished six points higher. the nasdaq rose 22 points. by jet.com and online retailer that launched last year to take on amazon.com. jet operates kind of like online cos costco or sam's club. membership costs 50 dollars a year. members save $10 to $15 on product. walmart is competing with amazon. >>> apple became the latest company to pay men and women the pay equity yesterday. apple also says minorities are in the same as their white and male counterparts. in april, facebook and microsoft said they had no gender pay gap. >>> starbucks is reportedly addressing staff concerns about the hours that the

. >>> a water main break has closed a busy road and -- the cedar road shut down between lander roof drive and brainerd road. nearby homes and businesses are experiencing low water pressure. no word yet on when that road will reopen. >>> a picture-perfect late- summer day today. are we tomorrow? >>> it starts out on the iraqi side. i'm going to detail the next rain chance in just minutes but the low hanging beautiful clouds that are dark could spell rainfall for us. at this point, it is over the lake. it is expected to shift east an impact as on the east side, especially as we await a cold front that will sweep in some overnight light rain chances. going to continue to keep the cooler air in place. if you like those better temperatures today, and lower humidity, you'll certainly like the start of the week as well. 79, 74 coshocton, 74 in the -- it is august and we are talking 73 more that afternoon and evening temperature right now in ashtabula. the dew points our way down. it makes being continue that trend, grilling tonight, in the 70s, remember that rain is on the east side and especial

the biggest closed between brainerd and lander brooke drive and this is in pepper pike and into lanehurst and mayfield heights. the detour is fair mound and shaker boulevard to 271 and a quick look at the drive time. and we look great where we should be as we approach the 5:00 hour and heading to u.s. outside, check on 71 and the odot camera showing us looking good on 71 and 2 stop of and this is -- 71 at baggily and have been together since she was five. and that is almost 55 years and that was until the gardener left the gate open. oh, no. the tortoise wandered off. what a journey this 100-year- old tortoise went on. she travelled more than 6 1/2 miles from her home in 10 days and that is covering a distance of more than 11 football fields a day. >> and my goodness. >> who said they were slow? from hare? thankfully someone found the tortoise. and they have been reunited. so glad to hear that and that is a great ending. [ singing ] >> students in hudson school district are welcomed back to class in a special way. those are talented teachers there performing their own and complete with sc

the lander is not yet completed, but it is expected to carry science experiments and commercial cargo on the one way trip. i don't know who they're delivering it to. the ceo calls this a man have b earth's orbit.i for so >> that is nightly business report for tonight. thanks so much for watching. >> have a grea >> at up to forty feet long and weighing several tons, they are one of the most spectacular sights in the sea. >> there are 28,000 species of fish. about four hundred of them we call sharks. and the largest of those is the whale shark, it's the largest of all fish. an average whale shark is twice the size of the largest great white shark. so you're really talking about an animal that is a leap andç bound bigger than it's next biggest relative. whale sharks are found everywhere in the tropical oceans. so you find them in the pacific ocean, the indian ocean, and the atlantic ocean. anywhere where it's warm enough, which pretty much means anywhere where it's over about 72 degrees fahrenheit. >> while they may be the largest fish in the sea, the animals are gentle giants. >> these

this is the air lander 10. it's about the size of a football field. it isn't quite a blimp and not really a plane but it uses technology from both. it can land on any surface, even water. the downside, it's slower than most other aircraft topping out at 70 miles per hour. the creator says it can be used to drop aid into disaster areas. >>> on wall street right now, the dow is up about 6 at 18580. >>> to the rio olympics now, jamaican sprinter usain bolt will try to break his own record in the 200-meter finals. teams looks to build on its winning streak after another nine yesterday. the u.s. became the first country in olympic history to sweep the women's 100-meter hurdles and it was the first- ever sweep by americans in a track and field event. briana rollins took home gold, nia ali won silver and an american won bronze. >> brittney reese was defeated at a 23.5-foo leap. reese got silver. >>> kerri walsh jennings fourth olympic medal. >>> let's get a check of weather. >> later on this evening, i have to backtrack and go forward to this morning. when w

when the lander landed, it was almost powered up and the team had programmed in two photographs to be taken so that they could be delivered fairly quickly back to earth for the press to see and for nasa to be able to confirm the landers had in fact landed on mars. then at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, historians look at president hearty truman's leadership and how he interacted with politicians. then madeleine albright speaks with a historian about harry truman's commitment to public service as vice president and president. >> this is someone who should have gone to a great college, should have gone to graduate school. wanted to do. couldn't do it because of his family's economic circumstances. and if there is one thing he felt strongly was when he became president he wanted to help others. one of the ways he did that was to strengthen the community college system. >>> for our schedule, do to cspan.org. >>> our features include lectures and history, visits to college classrooms across the country to hear lectures by top history professors. american artifacts takes a look at the

the lander is not yet completed, but it is expected to carry science experiments and commercial cargo on the one way trip. i don't know who they're delivering it to. the ceo calls this a man have b earth's orbit.i for so >> that is nightly business report for tonight. thanks so much for watching. >> have a grea announcer: the following program contains mature content which may not be suitable for all audiences. viewer discretion is advised. i must say, i find mr. hereward very agreeable. how do you stay so clean in here? he don't do nothing, that's how. organizing the rose queen? it's been part of poplar for generations. dolores: they treat us like animals, and i'm starting to believe i'm no better than one. i don't want him near my garage. i'm starting to wonder if i imagined dolores mcevoy. i can't find her anywhere. fogged or not, this place is not suitable for a new mother and baby. [music playing] is provided by contributions to your pbs stations from...

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the helium filled air lander ten is more than 300 feet long, nearly 50 feet longer than the it can spend several days in the air without refueling. jonathan vig lottee has more-- vigliotti has more on this unusual air ship. >> on an airfield just north of london, the world's longest aircraft spreads its tiny wings and takes to the sky. measuring in around the width and length of a football field, the airlander ten is not what you would call conventional. up close it looks even stranger. >> this is the flight dik. >> but chief test pilot david burns who was at the controls for the airlander's madeen flight says you need to look behind the shape of the hull which has been, you could say, the butt of some jokes to appreciate the very modern flying machines. >> a normal flight deck, any pilot would feel right at home coming in here. >> the helium filled airlander is in fact a frak enstein of technologies taking the shape and lift benefits of a blimp and combining them with the maneuver capacity of a small cargo plane. >> its creators hybrid air vehicles claims the aircraft is superefficient.

first time a private company has gotten the okay to make a flight beyond earth's orbit.mo robotic lander to the lunar surface, are you ready for this sometime next year. although it's a private company, moon express will get some advice. certainly hope so, from nasa, during the mission. would you go? >> i would. >> you would go? >> i think i would go. >> you wouldn't? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> i would do anything once. >> well, that's a great attitude. >> scratch that. coming up in your health news, the extra pounds we're walking on. >> finding cyber -- why scientists think this stuff could revolutionize the food industry. >> new at 6:00, take a look. a very close call for a driver. pole goes right through the windshield. we're coming right back. guess what i just did? built a sandcastle? ha, no, i switched to geico and got more. more? 24/7 access online, on the phone or with the geico app. that is more. go get some mud... mhm, i think so. >> weight gain. the doctor takes a look at numbers just released by the cdc. dinner today looks a lot different than how mom used to make it a

the eastbound lanes are closed between lander brook and bernard. businesses and people living in that area w pressure. so no word on what that water will be fixed and we'll let you know, though, when it's all fixed there. >>> a new survey out this weekend on the cost of living and it ranks the top states where your dollar is worth the most. mississippi came in first, followed by arkansas and alabama. ohio ranked seventh in this survey. your dollar is worth $1.12 in buying power here. now in case you're wondering, your dollar is worth the least in california, new jersey, new columbia. >>> two confirmed tornadoes touching down in western ohio last night, you see the damage here from those storms. this is miami county. the storm hit just after sunset. there's damage to farm buildings, blown-off roofs. >> i got a phone call and i was then told how much damage it was. i was kind of prepared for it. so when i got home, still nothing prepares you for this. >> shelby: no one was hurt in the storms, but reports of damage span multiple >> beth: nothing like