liftoff, we have a liftoff. depp: as the country enters the new decade, the doors start over.. it took them back to their roots -- the blues. it went gold in two days. despite the disaster of miami, jac holzman encourages them to make another album. but some things stay the same. jim shows up late and drunk, only now, he's added cocaine to the mix. the band is alternately bored and furious at jim. rothchild falls asleep at the console. he tries to motivate the band by accusing them of playing cocktail music. rothchild finally realizes it's time for him to leave, his parting words to the doors, "the only way you'll survive is if you make this record yourselves." shocked by his departure, the doors turn to bruce botnick. botnick urges the band to just play. ♪ so alone ♪ so alone depp: to john, it's like they're back in the garage, back to the four of them just playing music. ♪ let's change the mood from glad to sadness ♪ depp: it's john's idea to slow down the middle of "l.a. woman." jim comes up with a phrase he wants to repeat over and over. after they record it, jim scribbles

but the launch control system automatically stopped 19 seconds before liftoff. the agency's project leader says the engineers found no sign of a problem with the rocket, but he says the computing system mounted inside it may have sent wrong information back to the command center. the system automatically checks the rocket to make sure it is okay for launch. >> translator: we'll carry out a thorough investigation into the possible causes of the trouble and take all necessary measures to correct it. we'll also verify those measures to make sure that we launch the rocket in perfect condition. >> morita says a second attempt at a launch could take place within three days. officials hope the new rocket will be a cheaper and more efficient way to send satellites into in their mainstay h2a rockets. >>> japanese researchers are looking back into history. they've arrived in north korea to search for the remains of japanese who died at the end of world war ii. north korean leaders have shown openness toward the mission. some diplomats are wary of the north's motives. nhk

." >> i'm almost blue in the face holding my breath for the moment of liftoff. >> he was there during one of man's greatest moments. the landing on the moon. but this bay area man reveals what it was like to also be there during one of man's darkest hours. >> i have goose bumps just talking about it. >> she found it right on craigslist. her purpose in life. >> that was it. that was what i could do. >> what this young mother saw that put her on a path to help countless babies who desperately need what she has to give. >> four to six weeks, i'm treated. four to six months, treated. >> it was a prognosis that might have pushed her over the edge. instead she pushed right back. >> when i heard that i said i'm going to get married. >> tonight, the story of a bay ar area ground swell that sent this very special bride down the aisle in style. garvin thomas. >> good evening. we begin our "bay area proud" special tonight by introducing you to a remarkable bride. it's true, almost every bride says her bed wwedding day is tht in her life. this bride is different. hers is one of the only days left

sometimes objects are too heavy for you to liftoff of a body. we will teach you privying which will use anything you have, wood or cement blocks so you is see that people can lift heavy objects off of people. now, you have to have a plan. every program needs to have a plan. we can't say, here are your skills. class 6, after half an hour we will split you into teams of 10 people each. putting out the fires. you will go into a dark room and doing a search. you will be treating people with injuries on them. be doing privying. lifting heavy objects off of a doll and giving iv and turning off utilities. we are building you up to the hand's on scenario. >> what do you do? let's say you feel a tremor and it's going to shake, what are you going to do? all right. 40 people said -- >> where we going to go? >> under a table. >> [laughter]. >> going to be survival of the fitef. fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stad

technical glitch has forced the cancellation of japan's next-generation rocket, just athens before liftoff it is a potential blow to the country's hopes of taking a larger share of the growing satellite launch industry. an earlier launch this month failed because of a computer problem. >> the tunisian prime minister says he has evidence that the salafist party is responsible for the assassinations of two opposition leaders this year. political activists have accused the government of looking the other way when it comes to extremists, for fear of losing popularity among islamist voters. >> firefighters are battling a major wildfire in northwestern spain. the flames broke out near the border with portugal last week and have consumed parts of a national park. hundreds of residents have been either he waited from their homes. -- have been evacuated from their homes. >> a major blaze is also reaching in northern california. firefighters have contained nearly 20% of the blaze near yosemite national park, but it is still out of control and continues to threaten a reservoir that supplies most of s

one of the project managers said the liftoff will be the culmination of seven years of research and development. >> translator: we are confident the launch will be successful. >> engineers will bring the rocket out from its hangar three hours before the launch. it's set to blast off at 1:45 p.m. japan time. >>> the united nations secretary-general has asked leaders to make sol soul searching. their understanding of history is straining ties between south korea yand china. he was responding to a question from a reporter during a visit to his native south korea. the reporter asked for his views on how conflicting interpretations of history are hurting. ban said the tension was regrettable and laid the blame on japan's leaders. >> translator: the japanese government and political leaders need to reflect deeply. they need to have an international and future oriented vision. >> japan's prime minister said his administration's approach is to leave historical issues to the experts. still, shinzo abe said regional leaders should take time to exchange views to maintain piece and stability. he made the r

." >> i'm almost blue in the face holding it for the moment for liftoff. >> he was there during one ofman's greatest moments, the landing on the moon. this bay area man reveals what it was also like to be there during one of man's darkest hours. >> i have goose bumps talking about it. >> she found it right on craigslist. her purpose in life. >> that was it. that was what i could do. >> what this young mother saw that put her on a path to help countless babies that need what she has to give. >> 46 weeks i'm treated and four to six months treatment. >> it was a prognosis that might have pushed her over the edge. instead, she pushed right back. >> when i heard that, i thought, we should get married. >> the story of a bay area ground swell that set this very special bride down the aisle in style. >> here is nbc bay area's garvin thomas. >>> good evening. we begin our bay area proud special tonight by introducing you to a remarkable bride. now, it is true. almost every bride says her wedding day is one of the best in her life. you se

." >> i'm almost blue in the face holding my breath for the moment of liftoff. >> he was there during one of man's greatest moments. the landing on the moon. but this bay area man reveals what it was like to also be there during one of man's darkest hours. >> i have goose bumps just talking about it. >> she found it right on craigslist. her purpose in life. >> that was it. that was what i could do. >> what this young mother saw that put her on a path to help countless babies who desperately need what she has to give. >> four to six weeks, i'm treated. four to six months, treated. >> it was a prognosis that might have pushed he

technicians developed the system to enable the rocket to automatically detect any irregularities before liftoff. agency officials hope to identify the cause of the trouble, and set a new date for a launch. they say that could happen within two days at the earliest. >>> chinese leaders are looking to set their economic agenda for the next several years. members of the ruling communist party have scheduled a policy meeting to discuss deepening reforms. the state-run "xinhua news agency" reports that the more than 300 members of the powerful central committee will meet in november. president show jing ping and other party lead verse grown concerned about, and they could use a meeting to discuss approaches to more stable growth. they could also revisit their crackdown on corruption. they responded to concerns among members of the public that senior officials were abusing their power. party leaders have gone after bureaucrats and business leaders, too. and they're expected to reiterate that they're committed to cleaning things up. >>> well, a dispute over the senkaku islands in the east china sea ha

. >> liftoff of space shuttle "atlantis." >> reporter: the attention has been a big boost for nasa whichcrapped the space shuttle program and has been hit with budget cuts. michael myer is the head of the space agency's mars program. >> a lot of people thought that nasa was doing anything and "curiosity" actually caught the public's attention and demonstrated that, yes, in fact, nasa's doing many things in space, including robotic exploration. >> reporter: nasa hopes "curiosity" is paving the way for a manned mission to mars in the 2030s when the rovers' tracks could be joined by astronaut's boot prints. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> dubois: progress is being made against childhood obesity. according to the centers for disease control, in 18 of the 40 states studied, obese declined among low-income pre-schoolers. it went up in three states-- colorado, tennessee, and pennsylvania. despite that good news today, the c.d.c. says one in eight american pre-schoolers is obese. two young children have been strangled by a 13-foot python. that story is next. python. python. that story is ne

tortured, as many were in the far east, japan the relationships could not pick up with their heads liftoff. it was a colossal amount of adjustment needed to be made. i explore a lot of individua stories. all just give you an example. a have the story of love woman who felt terrific man passionately in love with the young man when she was working in yount -- london as a young woman. there relationship to cough. war broke out. he was away for five years and was one of the once tortured in japan. meanwhile she had a really interesting time. she joined and was involved in the normandy landings. she had a boyfriend. she did not know where the first portion was. the end the war ended. about a year later she got a job at the bbc as a production assistant. one day there was a knocking her doorbell and it was him. they had to read like this park. the marriage had almost dwindle to nothing. he was a broken man. she realized that the love was still there, but nothing else was there. there was this tiny the will spark. she sacrificed the rest of her life to have. his health was absolutely ruined his m

and liftoff. >> all systems are a go for a historic high-stakes mission to space. japanese rocket blasted off to the international space station overnight loaded with supplies and one very precious piece of cargo. his name is kirobo. the talking robot standing at just 13 inches tall could become man's best friend in space. well, that's the intent in part. its japanese creators programmed it to see how a nonhuman companion can provide emotional support for people isolated over a period of time. he is expected to join the six crew members at space station on friday. i wonder what his hugging is like. >>> now the nsa chief who heads to las vegas to ask for help in defending the united states. the surprise is who he asked for help from. humans. we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back, offering exclusive products like optional better car replacement, where if your car is totaled, we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. call... and ask an insurance expert about all our benefits to

rocket's loaded and ready for liftoff! loaded and ready. this baby's going to the moon! not going to work. go play with your bunsen burner, poindexter. busy here. look, you can't just pack it full of explosives. you have to cut the powder with sulfur, otherwise... kid, we need your help, we'll ask for it. got it? all right, men. let's light this candle. let me do it, chuck. here we go! all: ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four... (loud boom, glass shatters) ♪ (laughing) danny: told you so. ♪ that stunt caused a lot of trouble. chuck's dad about skinned him alive. remember their names? just chuck pierce, the cute one. but those three, they were always together, though. ever see them with your brother again? chuck came by the next day. asked to see danny. i remember being disappointed. i thought he was there to see me. civvie who took in the rocket's a real paperweight. oh, let me guess: less than helpful. like pulling teeth. i finally got him to remember what time the guy brought it in. i went back and dug through the catch desk sign-in sheets. came up with a name: mi

. ♪ ♪ bill: and we have liftoff. >> 4, 3 -- we have ignition of the rs-68 engines -- 2, 1, 0. alliance delta force heavy rocket entering the l65 mission with the national -- bill: look at the size of that thing. [laughter] that's like a building going up in the air. nasa using the biggest rocket in its entire fleet to launch a top secret spy satellite into orbit. it's unmanned, delta four, heavy blasting off from vandenberg air force base in california. details of the mission are classified. look at that thing soar. america's most powerful rocket, 23 stories tall, three hydrogen-fueled engines. you see there, it's the sides of a pickup it's the size of a pickup truck. good looking sight, though, going into the sky. martha: boy, historic celebration in our nation's capital yesterday marking 50 years since the inspiring march on washington and reverend dr. martin luther king's historic "i have a dream" speech. and president obama, of course, was not the only high profile speaker there, he was joined by some big name celebrities. there's a great shot of oprah winfrey standing the

before i went on the air, i thought to myself, that old astronaut's line that they had right before liftoffcrew up. >> nbc nightly news with tom brokaw. tonight, from west berlin. >> good evening, live from the berlin wall, on the most historic night in this wall's history. what you see behind me -- >> i remember being in the control room, watching this thing. can i brielieve what i'm seeing? there was tom, saying this was happening. this is stunning. this is just a stunning phenomenon. >> what we were seeing was the destruction of what we had all grown up with in the 20th correct century. >> on the other side of the wall, young east germans have rushed through the gate undeterred by water canon. >> we were on the air for five straight hours. >> for almost 30 years now, these people have been confined, living in a prison-like state, governed at every step of their life by the east german government. >> tom did not have a prompter. tom did not have a script. he just had the entire history of the 20th century in his head, and it all came out that night. >> sometime that night, one of our comp

we have liftoff of the united launch alliance carrying the mission. >> well, we can see it, but the missionant tell you much about it, because we aren't learning much. the rocket is 23 stories high, which you can probably just see. the last time it launched from that location it shook a nearby city. some people reported hearing it 50 miles away. this time officials ignited its engines one after the other to lessen the impact. the air force evacuated a local beach and evacuated campers as a precaution. >>> most people as it turns out don't want to go to mars. at least that's how it seems. a group trying to send people to live on the red planet estimated up to 1 million people would sign up for the trip. so far they've got 165,000 applicants. these are the designs for the mars 1 colony. hmm. looks luxurious, i guess. still a few days left for you to apply. the company plans to land four people on the red planet in 2023. while 165,000 applicants is far short of the 1 million expected, the mars 1 ceo points its still a large number, and says there are serious discussions going on with investors

we have a liftoff these are our stories. it's felt experience our american experience. only on pbs. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> woodruff: president obama announced sweeping changes which could make college more affordable and accountable. good evening, i'm judy woodruff. >> suarez: and i'm ray suarez. on the "newshour" tonight, at the core of the president's plan-- a rating system to see which colleges teach well while holding down costs. we get the details and ask if it is the right way to go. >> woodruff: then, u.s. intelligence weighs evidence of a possible poison gas attack that may have killed hundreds outside damascus. ar

. >>> and we have liftoff. >> it was a picture-perfect rocket launch at cape canaveral.elta 4 carried a fleet of military communications satellites into orbit last night. australia picking up most of the tab by the way for the $700 million launch. this marks the 23rd launch of that delta iv rocket. >>> the pentagon is considering a plan to allow same-sex speaker of the houses of military members -- spouses of military members to get healthcare, military housing and other benefits. it could reverse earlier plans to provide benefits to unmarried same-sex couples by the end of the month but those couples might get up to 10 days of leave to be able to travel to states where they can legally get married. >>> 6:44. a miami beach teen caught spraying graffiti died after police officers tasered him. the teen ran from beach cops when they spotted him vandalizing a vacant building. police caught up with him and say they needed a taser to subdue him. a friend who witnessed the incident says cops celebrated catching him and mocked the teen as he was shaking on the ground. fernandez

. >> two, one, zero and liftoff. >> at some point, would be going on a mission in the future. >> reporterou thought he worked for nasa? that didn't seem weird. >> no, because he had the language, the way he presented it, it was so believable. >> reporter: but before long, things would turn hazy. >> the last thing i remember is walking down the street after leaving a bar, and complaining that i couldn't walk. >> walking out of a bar, and walking down the sidewalk, and that's the last thing i remember. >> reporter: donna recalls going back to marsalis' apartment for another drink. >> i took a sip of the drink, and that was the last thing i remember. >> reporter: and just like jessika had years before, these three women say they awoke the next morning feeling terribly sick, scared and confused. and you were in his bed? >> i was in his bed, but i just didn't know where i was. >> reporter: and you had no clothes on? >> correct. >> i do recall waking up in his bed, naked, and i am not somebody that goes home with somebody and has sex on the first date. >> reporter: rachel claims to have a vague

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