>> i mean, that's what i wanted, i wanted to sound like, you know, lewis armstrong.ed like a white guy, and now i got it. these are my paeb -- these are my babies. come on. >> he does not worry about cigarettes and his health, he has a strange theory. >> rightfully or wrongfully, i believe it's the combination of cigarettes and alcohol that get people. the two of them combined. >> and he has not had a drink, he said, since college. >> it's a with a whacky idea. he had a heart attack. and he does think of mortality. >> i only have so many summers left and i intend to when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you you are fd complygnor y >>> los angeles couple wants to give all kids a chance to experience something that most kids take for granted. ♪ >> mary davis loves a good party. every month, she throws a massive roof-top burth day party on los angeles's skid row, w

this is a cornet lewis armstrong learned to play.o him after shooting off a pistol on new year's eve. ♪ >> lewis armstrong was born on jane ally, which is now where the municipal court is. he was born about as poor as you could probably be in this country. in groups singing with his friends, one of those kids you see with bottle all caps on -- bottlecaps on the bottom of their shoes. a very resourceful kid. played a little bit, sang, and was arrested on new year's eve when he was seven for shooting andmom's boyfriend's pistol sent to a year iand a half in a colored wayhome. he started playing in the band there. by the time he got out, he had the idea he wanted to be a musician. almost a father figure to him, h a liver and his wife would -- oliver and his wife would have him home for dinner. >> you can see this was played not just by armstrong, but for many years afterwards. presented as a gift to the new orleans jazz museum in 1965. the his byirmed to the notches you see in the mouthpiece. he believed it gave him more of a grip with

was in california which is still a, there was the lewis research center which of course is now the glenn research center out in ohio and the armstrong flight research center, this was even before it was dry dan, it was called the mirror arc flight research center. these four centers composed and their objective was to ultimately help academia industry and government advance aeronautics in ways that otherwise would never happen. so what they started doing is they started working on wings that ultimately can benefit united states of america. eventually their mission change but it wasn't just to win world war i but ultimately to advance aeronautics in the united states both commercially and militarily. now, at that time you can imagine they weren't using terminology like the offset. you're all familiar with the first offset because this is the sis and the second offset and now the third offset and how many more offsets for they were using that language but ultimately they were trying, here's another one you use here, the qualitative military edge, qualitative technological edge. that's what they were trying to accomplish although they

was in california which is still a, there was the lewis research center which of course is now the glenn research center out in ohio and the armstrongt research center, this was even before it was dry dan, it was called the mirror arc flight research center. these four centers composed and their objective was to ultimately help academia industry and government advance aeronautics in ways that otherwise would never happen. so what they started doing is they started working on wings that ultimately can benefit united states of america. eventually their mission change but it wasn't just to win world war i but ultimately to advance aeronautics in the united states both commercially and militarily. now, at that time you can imagine they weren't using terminology like the offset. you're all familiar with the first offset because this is the sis and the second offset and now the third offset and how many more offsets for they were using that language but ultimately they were trying, here's another one you use here, the qualitative military edge, qualitative technological edge. that's what they were trying to accomplish although they didn't

there was the lewis flight research center which of course is now the glenn research center out in ohio. and then the armstrong flight research center which is even before it was dryden, and at the time it was called the mirok flight center, and ooso these four centers compose naca and the objective was to help academia, industry and government advance aeronautics in ways that they the did not think would happen. so what they started to do is to make air foils. how do we make wings that can benefit the united states of america. eventually the mission changed to not just win world war i, but to ultimately advance aero nautic s nautic -- aeronautics both commercially and at that time it it was the first offset. and you understand that, because it is the first offset and the second offset and the third, and the language was not used there, but -- this is another one that you use here -- the qualitative military edge. qualitative technological edge is what they were trying to accomplish and they did not use the terms back then, but they started to designing the air foils and the the ferings, and these capabilities