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maggie gray is here with a look ahead at the final. maggie, we were mentioning this earlier.ying 1-0 the u.s. what your saying? >> i think all bets are off because it was so unpredictable that both of these teams would make the final. you can tell that the japanese they control the mid-field. they play position style. they have a system. they are very disciplined but aggressive. they scored half of their goals in this world cup within the first 20-minute. they are looking to score and looking to get there. final score, i don't know. >> give me one. >> don't want to make predictions. >> a low score? >> it will be low scoring because if the japanese are going to play that position game and use the entire field it's going to not lead to a lot of chances for the u.s. and that's hat the u.s. coach is trying to express to her team. her team we have to be patient. we have to take advantage of the opportunities we have because they might not have too many. >> she sings a lot. >> she has a pretty good voice. yeah. >> she didn't break a single note when she was doing that during the pr

maggie lake, cnn, new york. >> this might be incredible. but in seven years, facebook has gone from a university experiment to one of the world's most powerful companies. now, in february 2004, that mark zuckerberg and three co-founders set up the website. in less than a year, facebook had nearly 1 million users. at first, the site was restricted, just to university students in the united states. in 2005, it expanded to schools around the world. then, the following year, all of the restrictions were dropped. and facebook's explosive growth began. in 2007, it went from 12 million users to 50 million. that doubled in 2008. 2010, brought the oscar-winning movie, "the social network," that dramatized the conception. the founders weren't always happy. this is hollywood. today, facebook has more than 750 million users. it's not publicly listed yet. but current estimates put the company's valuation as high as $17 billion, andrew. >>> we're going to stay with social media after the break. u.s. president barack obama just started tweeting to get his

pillar from the newspaper, david from uncle vito's pizza, maggie baxter from abc channel 7. i must turn the page. deputy chief antonio para, san francisco police department, lynn bruney, director of consumer marketting for the san francisco convention and visitors bureau and wes tyler, general manager, chancellor hotel on union square and president of the union square association. let's hear it for all those judges, ladies and gentlemen. now, these judges have a very, very difficult job. they have to rate the competitors. each bell ringer will be judged on rhythm, originality, and style. today we're going to find out who has the it factor and before the amateur competition stuff starts, i'd like to bring up a former bell-ringing champion, mr. carl payne, ladies and gentlemen. not one, not two, not three, 10-time bell-ringing champion. the only bell-ringing champion who is even close to this would be mr. byron cobb, who has five wins. and buddy, my second husband, what's the secret to winning? >> stay on god's good side. >> ah, that sounds good. now what we're going to do is

if we don't do it, it will be a real shame. >> sean egan there speaking to maggie lake.eat shame for many people if the united states were to default in its debt. but it seems not for everyone. in fact, an american default would be a money maker for some investors who are currently betting against a debt ceiling deal. a small group of investors are currently wagering that washington will default on its debt and putting nearly $5 billion of money on the table in the form of credit default swaps. if you compare that with the investors who are betting on the success of the deal, the stakeholders are huge from hedge funds to the chinese government. together they currently hold more than $9 trillion of u.s. treasury bonds and they're counting on washington paying up when those investments are caused maturement. >>> across the atlantic the countdown for the london 2012 olympic games has begun as britain's capital appears to bask in the sport spotlight. we'll look at how the sit difficult that held the last games has changed. that's just ahead. like new sp™ no calorie sweetener

maggie lake looket as the economic impact of the new law. >> hi. >> hi. how can i help you? >> reporter: they have been together for more than 20 years. on monday they plan on finally tying the knot, one day after new york state's landmark bill allowing same-sex marriages to go into effect. it's been a whirlwind few weeks of planning. >> that's simple. >> like loose call i lilies up there. >> it started with saying we should do this, come on, let's do it. then it was we should have a reception. well, if we're going to have a reception, you need a cake. >> reporter: businesses like city cakes are bracing for orders like this. >> it's a new market we're going to be able to tap. you know, there's a lot of affluent same-sex couples in the city who are really excited about being able to get married and they're looking to order extravagant cakes or flowers, even booking extravagant venues. >> reporter: the city figures that in the next few years the weddings could bring in more than $7 million to the city. not 07b8 cakes but historic institutions like the pierre hotel. inside a lu

maggie haberman. senior writer for politic why. finally josh trevino from tfrm public policy foundation. first question, we have been hearing about the big headache in the bachmann campaign. the story of michele bachmann's migraines exploded earlier this week. and today, politico is reporting new details, including the fact they cause her to miss eight house votes last july and another full day of votes last may. the story is prompting questions from republican pundits and rivals. >> it's going to be important for her to get her doctors out there quickly to provide medical records. >> if you're going to be president of the united states, you have to do the job, everyday all the time. there is no realtime off in that job. >> now, dr. dyson, some said this is sexist. that they are doing this because she a s a woman. do you think that is legitimate? >> initially i must confess, i felt that context within these charges were brought up were for political advantage. karl rove, tim pawlenty and the like. on the other hand i think there ar

played him and one of many acclaimed british actors in this very talented cast including people like maggieth and alan rickman. today, people open up about "harry potter" and why these may have been the roles of a life-time. >> welcome, harry. >> ruby is haggrid, a big man more than eight feet tall and personality to match. >> how big an outfit is it to get into? >> it weighs about 110 pounds, i guess. there was no way around that. it just had to look absolutely right. >> do you like haggrid? >> i do like haggrid, yes. that's a very good question. no one asked me that before. he's a big decent sort of bloke. >> hi. >> hello. sorry, don't wish to be rude but i'm in no state to entertain today. >> j.k. rowling said coltrane was her first choice to play the half giant, that his acting brought a subtleties necessary to the character. with all the fans that these books have in the films, do you feel an enormous responsibility to get hagrid right? >> yes. i did feel an enormous responsibility to get hagrid right. i also think everyone else did, you know, i'm talking about the sparks and woodworke

. >> mother of three, maggie's husband is on his third overseas deployment. how do you hold it together? >> busy, just don't focus on the separation. >> dr. biden's passion for military families comes in part from her son's service as a delaware national guardsman. back in her white house office, she recalled his deployment to iraq. >> well, it was really tough and especially, you know, when he left at the ceremony. a general's wife slipped a prayer into my hand. it meant so much to me. i did say that prayer every day. >> an act she now pays forwards. >> you know what else i'd love to give you is a prayer i give to moms. i know. you have those moments -- >> she says the response to joining forces has been overwhelming. >> i think americans really want to support the military and now, they're finding ways of how to do it. >> there was recently the youtube videos of soldiers describing having to pay an enormous amount of money for extra baggage. now, the airlines changed the rules, but there was such outrage from ordinary americans about that. does that say som

follows a series of british over transfers in the past notably of getting malkin switch from a slew of maggie to go to pittsburgh in two thousand and six despite signing a new one year contract with the russian club and then two years later alexander who love to move in the national credit is to sell about you live despite the fact he still had a year left on his contract in the n.h.l. president alexander medvedev said he hoped the new agreement to reflect positively on the broader development of the sport. now investigation is underway to find out why a part of the route for the dutch football stadium collapsed killing one person and injuring fourteen it happened while construction work was taking place at f.c. twenty's ground the roof fell onto a bank of seats behind one of the goals during a season construction work no matches being played at the time but she media say too good is buckled during work to build an extra tear sitting on top of the existing stand because it's now being investigated by workplace inspectors and prosecutors c twenty director young man said the club was terribly u

walker and maggie clean the worker -- walker. she did not -- any malone. let's be clear, madame c.j. walker was phenomenal but she took someone else's model and wrapped it up a bit. but maggie lena walker from virginia was a second grade education who started penny savings bank. debate that existed until 2009. let's lift her up. when it comes to black history month we have our black people i love them all, frederick douglass and martin luther king, put your head down. she just did. the point is this. we have black people who people don't know who are so important. par la harris in new york. a phenomenal woman. this brother who is a philanthropist, a leader who is phenomenal. st. john, television and radio personality in the 1950s. we should resonate with her. she decided to be a broker. the first black woman to pass the new york stock exchange exam. come john now! give the sister some love. [applause] naomi sims. she was just a model. she was also a phenomenal -- mary ann dragons, black woman on wall street. i list these people because it is important. we

and sing after state by the end joining maggie long one nil then finished give it have yet to score in the tournament after b.c. . and face barcelona on august because we number two for you very exalted big club america. once united are looking forward to the chance of getting one back over barcelona united were beaten by the path lands in the champions league final and the side meet again in a friendly on saturday although bassam may change the feel of their younger stars and united could follow suit. where's. the problem they were fantastic if i thought they were. on saturday i would put all my own quips. i would like to. read your stories. is a really beautiful. you know what i. just want to be. because for the moment to be in the war. or conscious to play is difficult because you want to be the best to be in the war but if you want to. go to make sure you be doing a lot of these mclaren's lewis hamilton was fastest in the first practice session for one burying ground it was a fraction of a second ahead of breadboards world champion sebastian vettel how much in targeting poll for th

. >> maggie, it's always a good idea to bring food for our panel. >> especially this early in the morning. >> but, you know, as i said everybody here loves the taste of it. what do you guys think of the pitch in the product. >> it's really good. >> free food always helps. >> thought you did a great job. what i want is a little bit more statistics. more forecast of what your sales could be. what you got in the pipeline. if you're asking for the money i want to know what you've got going on to ensure that this could be a company that works not just a good product. >> i dpragree. it's a question of winning us over. we want more specifics. if we will invest our money it needs be more than tasty but definitely of interest. >> it's really good. >> i'm a devout cardiovar. >> you said to me before the show i have these big companies waiting for the product. >> lead with that. >> i was the in house chef for another company and i worked for a top grocer so i have the contabts. >> you have a great business card on the apron. >> good luck. thank you for feeding the panel. >>> and if any of you out th

. >> maggy, i feel like it's always a good idea to bring food for our panel. >> butter us up. >> as i said everybody here loved the taste of it. what do you guys think of the pitch, though, the product -- >> the it's actually really good. >> food always helps. >> i thought you did a great job. what i want are a little bit more statistics. more of a forecast of what your sales could be. what you've got in the pipeline. if you're asking for the money, i want to know what you've got going on to ensure that this could be a company that works not just a good product. >> right. i'd agree. i think you've got us here in the kitchen. it's a question of winning us over in the elevator. we want more specifics if you're going to invest our money in it, it needs to be more than tasty. but definitely of interest. >> i'm a carnivore. if you've got me eating ve began, it's good. >> you said to me before the show, i have all these big companies, well known companies waiting for the product. i think that would be something -- >> that would pique my interest. >> i was the in house chef for another compa

remember that that excessive use of force to lift nine turkish citizens on board the largest ship the maggie mamma did athens has imposed a blanket ban preventing any ship from sitting sail if it plans to sail to gaza what we do know is that one of the ships speak french boats which is called the dignity that has some eight to twelve people on board it's a sail used to date wednesday but today when it stopped to refueling crete there it was stopped by the greek authorities and now the ship known as the audacity of hope its american captain was booted detained the charges were that he was in danger and the safety of passengers he has been released but that is not necessarily a good sign at all because another ship the canadian ship that is known as the to heena that ship did sit sail it's also going full steam and turned to greece and made all the passengers and all the crew on board have been detained at the same time there is something happening. it's being called a flight and there is an expectation of some six hundred activists from fifty european destinations flying into israel's largest

. >> that was maggie lake. >>> despite the hype and fanfare, for apple it hasn't been an easy six monthhalf performance since the financial crisis erupted in 2008. apple's great at breathing new life into its existing stable of products, but it seems as though investors are hankering after something else, new gadgets from the company. they're also worried about competition from the like of google. >>> next on the show, europe and south korea are locked in a tighter embrace as a new trade deal promises change in opportunity. for consumers and companies alike. details ahead. >>> in from -- from cnn london, welcome back. a twist in the case of dominique strauss-kahn is expected to play out in a courtroom seven hours from now. a source close to the case tells cnn that prosecutors and defense lawyers will ask for a sharp reduction in bail. the source says that's because investigators believe the hotel maid who accuses strauss-kahn of sexual assault has significant credibility problems. legal analysts say they're stunned by the shift in the strauss-kahn case. they point to the prosecutor's ea

. >> she called her other friends like maggie. >> pat mentioned it at lunch i said i want to go. >> inact she wore a navy necklace her dad gave her mom at the end of world war ii. >> i felt appropriate to be here. >> and friends called friends, veterans called vets and 60 people showed up, all strangers. today, they were o tool's family. spireo is a veteran two of wars. >> i feel close to him. almost like family. >> almost like family, yes. >> the crowd noticed that the flag was given to this man, barry turned out to be his disstant relative who happened to read the obituary. >> jolted me this, was a mystery remains of where eddie was goes back to when i was 14 years old. >> he never met o tool but had a purple heart which his family inherited. then, an 88-year-old peter davidson showed up. an army medic at the battle where o tool lost his life. >> it's a battle he was killed at? >> yes. and i'm positive it was. >> was it a tough, tough battle? >> it was. was it ever. >> we honor those souls that slipped away. >> welcome home, private o tool. company d, 333 regiment, 84th infan tri. >>

clouds and showers have kept the temperature down on the lower eastern shore them but it is very maggie down there. -- but it is very muggy down there. severe storms between richmond and no. 0. some of the showers are trekking north and east across the bed. to the north and west of cambridge, it is essentially a dry forecast. partly cloudy to night. 68 in a nohwest suburbs. it was bright white clouds on the south side of the storm front, which is where the heavy storms are developing. gusting winds and hail and heavy downpours in southeast virginia. to the north and west of the front is drier, so it is quieter. another front coming south of the great lakes does not have a big push behind it, so they will likely get to the same position in stalled. that means thursday and friday more thunderstorms will be generating as the storm's approach. with the front stalled in our location, none of the showers and storms will be in the forecast -- showers and storms will be in the forecast for friday and saturday. temperatures like today tomorrow. warm and muggy. slightly better chance we will see

including people like maggie smith and alan rickman and helen oh bonham carter. up about harry potter and why these may have been the roles a lifetime. >> welcome, harry, to -- >> larry: a big man at more than 8 feet tall with a personality to match to how big an outfit is it to get into? >> it weighs about 110 pounds, i guess. and there was no way around that, because it just had to look absolutely right. >> larry: do you like hagrid? >> i do. he's a sort of -- a very good question. nobody's asked me that before. yes, i do like hagrid. he's a big decent kind of bloke. >> sorry. no need to be rude. i'm not in a mood for entertainment today. >> larry: coltrane was her first choice to play the giant, that his acting brought a subtlety necessary to the character. >> with all the fans that this, these books have and the films, do you feel an enormous responsibility to get hagrid right? >> i did, and i also think everyone else did. i'm talking about the woodworkers, the construction people. everybody. because they're all parents, too. they'd all read the books to thei

. >> reporter: mother of three, maggie's husband is on his third overseas deployment. >> we have been married eight years and about 50/50 on time spent together. >> so, we're asking americans, go to your strength and whatever you do. whether you're a gardner, offer to help with the lawn. if you're a hair dresser, offer to cut the hair of the military children. whatever it is, offer your services to help a military family. >> reporter: dr. biden spends a lot of her days traveling to spread the message. >> our son is in iraq. >> he's a medic. is this his first deployment? >> his third. >> his third. wow. >> reporter: we found her in chicago lending a compassionate ear to families of deployed troops. >> i remember when my son was deployed, that's how i kept thinking about it. how much longer, how much longer. it's hard, isn't it? >> reporter: and there was something else that brought her comfort that she often shares in gatherings like this. >> when he left at the deployment ceremony, a general's wife slipped a prayer into my hand and it meant so much to me and i did say that prayer ever

her name was maggie. she brought a friend. clearly not the same kind of date i thought it was.m on the brakes. i didn't throw her off the back but the armor all helped me remove the golf cart from underneath her. that didn't work out very well. >> jimmy: that's one way to get rid of the third wheel i guess, huh? >> yeah. >> jimmy: now, are you an automotive expert professional, et cetera? >> i've just kind of always been into cards. my dad grew up on route 66. so i'm just always loved cars. i've had 53 or 54 of them. >> jimmy: really? >> it doesn't mean i've had that many nice cars. >> jimmy: 53 or 54 cars? >> yeah. sometimes it's tough because i've had such crappy cars. like i was on the way to ask my father-in-lala-- my father-in-law was a jeweler. i had to ask him to make the ring for my wife. i took a $200 car to get there and it broke down on the way. you have the split second where, like, holy crap, maybe this is not the right path for me. then i remembered i paid $200 for the car. everything's fine. don't panic. i called my mom. she came and picked me up on the side of t

. >> or maggie smith. she's in this thing... and she has some great moments here. i don't know how old she is but she has that incredible bearing. the perfect artulation. humor. the richness of the british personalitie and the boardg school rituals, the house loyalties, the games, all of that stuff is all very entertaining. >> you know what i think that is about for a generation parents is that this series, these stories, theseovies and books have provided this extraordinary ing that parents and children can sharend that, in fact, children introduce their parents to. typically the kids find the books. and then they say "mo, dad, you've got to read this." and it is this gift that you give so much material to work with to characters, to liken and bring into a situation. >> rose: thank you, nancy. thank you. >> rose: much is known about the assassination of president abraham lincoln, one of our greatest presidents. we knowhe it took place, the ford theater in washington, d.c. we know who did it, john wilkes booth. we know little about the family of john wilkes booth.

maggie tyler of the national park service is here with us. how long have these things been here?n the 1890s and burned in 1959 and became part of the national park service in 1992. >> been around for a long time. speaking of time, time for us to keep moving. let's go. now, let's just keep things in perspective. as we get one step closer to savannah, we'll see all kinds of neat things, but it's not like we're going to see a giant submarine sticking out of the ground. let's be serious. i'm speechless. take a look at that. the "uss george bancroft," unbelievable. a submarine coming out of the ground here in st. mary's georgia. clearly, nothing, nothing on this trip on a tank can top that. actually, it can. we're in woodbine, georgia, and we found this. "dead peoples things for sale." alicia, is it open? >> it's shut. >> rick, do you want to stick around? all right, let's get back in the car. breaker 1-9! well, the journey brings us to st. simon's island, georgia, where we've seen a lot of these amazing carvings on these trees here along the island. the artist put these together as a

. >> she called other friends like maggie. >> when pat mentioned it at lunch i said i want to go. >>feel close to. almost like family. >> the crowd noticed that the flag was give dwron this man. barry berg turned out to be a relative and happened to read the obituary. >> jolted me this was a mystery, remains of where eddie was goes back to when i first heard it at 14 years old. >> he never met o' tool but had the purple heart. and then 88-year-old peter davidson was an army medic at the battle where o' tool lost his life. >> was this the battle? >> i'm positive it was. >> was it a tough tough battle? >> was it ever! >> we honor those souls that slip away. >> welcome home private o' tool company d 333 regiment 84th infan tri. [ male announcer ] brace yourself for the big, bold taste of a subway® bbq pulled pork sub. tender, succulent slow-cooked pork with sweet and smoky barbecue sauce all on freshly baked bread. subway. eat fresh®. >>> 300 kids in west oakland are spending part of the summer mastering engineering skills they're in a camp pairing them with mentors. and we have the coo

maggie tyler is here with us with the national park service. >> this was built in the 1890s. and became part of the park service in 1982. >> it has been around for a long time. let's go. let's just keep things in perspective. as we get one step closer to savannah, we will see all kinds of great things. it is not like we will see a giant submarine sticking out of the ground. let's be serious. i'm speechless. take a look at that. the uss george craft. nothing on this trip can top that. actually, it can. we are in woodbine, georgia. we found this. dead people's things for sale. rick, you want to stick around? all right. let's get back in the car. breaker 1-9. the journey brings us to st. simons island, georgia. we see the carvings on the trees. these were to honor the sailors who lost their lives at sea. these things are creeping me out. we are out of here. we decide to take a small break at the smallest church in america. at first glimpse, shocker. it looks small. let's take a peek inside. watch your head there, rick. inside the tiny church, we have the tiny producer. she is 5'

i was in walnut creek last sunday and maggie at crate and barrel stayed, you know, steve?the warmer weather. if you can just hang onto wednesday, because we'll have upper 80s and 90s. and that's what we are very -- that's what we're having this year. >>> i wanted to show you all of the heat advisories that are posted in the midwest, the upper great lakes all the way to the northeast. i mean it's already 90 in minneapolis. it's not even yet noon? that's just unbelievable. there is the source of the high- pressure system it's controlling the entire country. just a hint or two of some fog. but overall, it looks like a great day for everyone even if that fog on the santa cruz coast, i think that will lift. these are about 45 minutes old. i'm sure there's low 70s. another low is carving itself there. tomorrow we'll start to bring things down. but today, is an above-normal day for some or near normal. sunshine and warmer weather. pocketing of thicker fog but not much. we'll -- we'll go 60s, 70s. 88 sonoma, petaluma. >>> 19 minutes before 9:00. birth control pills could soon be f

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maggie tyler of the national park service is here with us.ong have these things have been here. >> built in the 1890s and burned in 1959 and became part of the park service in 1972. >> reporter: it's been around for a long time. speaking of time, it's time for us to keep moving. let's go. ♪ let's just keep things in perspective. as we get one step closer to savannah, we're going to see all kinds of neat things, but it's not like we're going to see a giant submarine sticking out of the ground. let's be serious. ♪ i'm speechless. take a look at that. the "uss george bancroft," unbelievable, submarine coming out of the ground in saents mary's, georgia. nothing on this trip on a tank can top that. ♪ actually, it can. we're in woodbine georgia and found this. dead peoples things for sale. wow. alicia, is it open? >> it's shut. >> rick, you want to stick around? let's get back in the car. >> breaker one nine. doggy. >> reporter: the journey brings us to saint simons island, georgia, where we've seen these amazing carvings on the tree in the island.

i disagree with maggie gallagher over the other witnesses from last week from those that oppose same-sex marriage equality. they are entitled to their opinions and their journey on this issue, as we have seen with many people. look at the president, evolving in this issue. at the end of the day, the american people are fair, equal, and do not want to see themselves discriminated against. we will get to the right place. i am not fearful of this debate, because i have great faith in the country. host: the president has talked about his position on gay- rights game marriage devolving. one person said my opinion has not evolved. i am not there yet. does that imply that there is more of an acceptance on this position? guest: evolution is about moving forward. this country is about moving forward. i am confident that we are getting in the right place. when looking at the polling and the different constituents, far more young people support same- sex marriage ban used to. people's views are evolving as more people are coming out and they are being out as couples raising children. but marriage p

. >> here with a taste of america, is maggie murphy, editor of "parade" magazine. >> let's get startedsfield, maryland. >> chrisfield. >> it's the crab derby and this is the drink that won the appetizer. it is a bloody mary with crab meat. >> of course, it is. >> delicious. >> this is very, very good. the best thing about the crab derby is that they have a crab race. the crabs race, the winner gets a reprieve and the losers end up in the pot boiled. >> that is horrible! >> that's the way it goes. >> that's a metaphor for life. >> it's a great festival. it happens labor day weekend. >> this is so for me. this is so for me. >> there you go. >> snap the head. and pinch the tail. >> and pinch the tail. >> oh, come on. >> this is shreveport, louisiana. the festival happens every memorial day weekend and you have to do plans to go next year. >> how do you not like craw fish? >> i do. >> i think i got the wrong end. the wrong end. >> all right. let's cleanse the palate a little. >> groundhog. >> this is from west virginia. this is the west virginia road kill cookoff, and autumn harvest. >> wh

i disagree with maggie gallagher over the other witnesses from last week from those that oppose same-sex marriage equality. they are entitled to their opinions and their journey on this issue, as we have seen with many people. look at the president, evolving in this issue. at the end of the day, the american people are fair, equal, and do not want to see themselves discriminated against. we will get to the right place. i am not fearful of this debate, because i have great faith in the country. host: the president has talked about his position on gay- rights game marriage devolving. one person said my opinion has not evolved. i am not there yet. does that imply that there is more of an acceptance on this position? guest: evolution is about moving forward. this country is about moving forward. i am confident that we are getting in the right place. when looking at the polling and the different constituents, far more young people support same- sex marriage ban used to. people's views are evolving as more people are coming out and they are being out as couples raising children. but marriage p

and to my left, maggie was the chief load master and had to haul the heavy stuff. she did everything from robotics to takes care of us on the main deck. she was a tremendous asset. >> we knew the mission would be incredibly busy when we started. we got tons of help from the space station crew and with all the work that these guys did, we got that cargo transferred and more cargo transferred back. it was such a pleasure to be on the space station, it's a wonderful, magnificent place, and felt like i never left. and on my left is will that is our guru and he was on the camera everyday practically, and it's been fun flying with rex. we are classmates and to share this experience with him. >> what transfer i did, what sandy said. and that's pretty much all we what we did. it was a tremendous experience and pretty busy as sandy said. and i want to say what an honor to be a part of the space program. i started 20 years ago and i have loved every minute to be a part of the space program. it's such an honor and it runs in the blood. when you talk to people here at the kenn