last night under a new coach what did we learn well we learned the new coach martina fawcett tech lindbergh has basically kept the team in their current form because their last loss came last march and more oppressively of her debut when that loss came at the hands of france now boston tech lindbergh is a former player decorated she won four euros and in terms of her coaching she had some success with switzerland she led them to their first world cup and first european championship what force tackling burke has promised to do is take the team on a brave innovative path to generate new excitement for the fans and the team as well is going to be very transparent and we saw a little asides of that in terms of course incorporating that the younger talent in the front and it looks good so far i mean they haven't missed a beat and the last but not least payback is for real because as i mentioned they got some payback against the team that defeated them last ok and now they any good that germany change course they're good you know you always have to consider them favorites are always solid in tour

they decided this lindbergh-like charactehad to be neil armstrong, who was modest and unassuming.: how did buzz aldrin feel about the decision? james: buzz wasn't happy about it because early plans dictated that the lunar mode pilot, which he was,e would be th first. he wasn't happy about that, and he lobbied behind the scenes ulabout why he sbe the first t man moon, until that was curtailed by his immediate boss. laura: what is it about this story of the extraordinary journey of apollo that still us 50s anfascinates years later? james: well, wdid that in about seven or eight years from president kennedy's challenge to the united states to send a man to the moon before t60 end of the's. they got it done in 8 years. they might've gotten it done earlier if it had not been for the horrific accent of apollo 1 burning on the launchpad. me people have said that god reached into the 21st century and grabbed a decade of e future and thrust it into the 1960's, and i think there's something to that. since the last man on apollo 17 walked on the moon, we have not been o above low earit or an

lindbergh flew a across the atlantic for a prize. there was a $25,0 prize for the first person that could fly non-stop from paris to new york or new york to paris. and it went on and on and on. in fact, prizes were one of the main tools that governments had to get innovation because either, you know, our modern research institutions weren't set up or, you know, the money just wasn't being set. and then came around world war i, world war ii, when the government really started funding innovation and just starteted throwing a toton of money at things, that prizes sort of dissipated. >> when we starteted the xprize back in 1996, eveverybody knew that only governmnments--in fac, only two governments could put human beings into spaceand the purpose of the xprize was to change whatat everybody knew abt that by y requiring a demonstration of pririvate spe flight twice in two weeks with the same ship. and that kicked off the whole suborbital space flight industry. >> and d launch of f the spacex falcon 9 rocket, as nasa t turns to the private

france last night and a new coach what did we learn will we learn the new coach martina fawcett tech lindbergh has basically kept the team in their current form because their last loss came last march and more oppressively of her debut when that loss came at the hands of france now voss tech limburg is a former player decorated she won four euros and it terms of her coaching she had some success with switzerland she led them to their first world cup and first european championship what. has promised to do is take the team on a brave innovative path to generate new excitement for their fans and the team as well is going to be very transparent and we saw a little asides of that in terms of course incorporating that the younger talent in the front and it looks good so far i mean they haven't missed a beat and the last but not least payback is for real because as i mentioned they got some payback against a team that defeated them last ok and are they any good for germany to course they're good you know you always have to consider them favorites are always solid in tournaments but the favorites the

it's not the kidnapping of the lindbergh baby but everyone who comes forward, a hate crime victim, they'reto be suspicious. it feeds the notion that there's a bifurcated system of justice for celebrities and rich people. that's the real damage in the case. >> neil: thank you very, very much, sorry for the truncated chat, given everything that's been going on today including the east room at the white house today. we'll have more aftersa this. with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a tw