they've organized more than 53,000 mirrors reflecting a port trait of margaret hamilton. she led the m.i.t. team. it covers 1.5 square miles, almost as large as golden gate park. what a need idea. >> that is. amazing. >>> a drop in netflix stock cost the company $17 billion in one day. >>> one people may be ditching their iphones for android. here is tech bites. >> in today's tech bites netflix takes an unexpected hit. >> the streaming service lost 126,000 sub skrieshs. they blamed pricing and other issues. netflix stock fell 11%. two of the country's largest paper chains are in advanced talks to campaign. the "wall street journal" is nearing a deal to buy gwinnett. the journal reports the companies were drawn to each other by the chance to bolster digital publishing and advertising. it appears iphone is losing loyalty. >> according to a company that accepts trade-ins, about a quarter of iphone users switched to a samsung phone this year. that's a significantly higher percentage than last year. less than 8% of galaxy users switched to iphone. interesting. >> those are you

. >> ahead, how margaret hamilton's work ledo the first steps on the moon. >>> and that' thespirit.premiere. we'll take a listen to the music that has the beyhive buzzing today, wednesday, july 10th, 2019. ♪ >> here for julianna's 17th birthday. >> good morning, georgia. >> to our grandma watching in south ca ilina. ♪ i can't have you >> we love you. >> from texas, celebrating 20 years ofod marriage t. >> hi, i'm hillary. today, i'm visiting my 50th state. >> 45 years ago today -- >> -- i mareed the lov of my life. >> how about that? >> cutie alert out on the plaza. >>> morning, everybody. weome back totoday." nice to have you with us on a wednesday morning. we love those shoutouts.jo the movement, my today plaza hashtag is sweeping the nation. twitter, instagram, put your video up, we find it and put it on tv. as simple as that. >> we'll get outside in ant mome >>> first, your news at 8:00. pressure is growing on president trump's labor secretary to step down over his role in a 2008 plea deal for sex offender jepry e jeffrey epstein. the billionaire is facing new charging.icking kr

it reversed engineered the solar mirrors to freeh reflect the moon's light to the reflect margaret hamilton that by the flight software for the lunar lander to allow humans to land on the moon. her portrait is almost as big as golden gate park. >> that is impressive. >> two warriors youth summer league campers returned for the first time today all grown up. anderson and wilt cherry no surprised the kids at the practice facility in oakland. now professional basketball players, it was a happy homecoming for the well traveled shoop hoop centers who once found themselves at the other end of the camp experience. >> at one point i was those kids. it's an honor. it's crazy how life comes full circle. i'm humbled by the asking me to speak at the camp. >> it hits home when you see a guy from your local neighborhood make it out. and now he's coming back and talking to you. and letting you know his experiences what he's doing right now. >> warriors basketball camp hosted over 55,000 young people since its inception including juan and will. >> great to have them back. >> absolutely. we want to collect

without a young woman named margaret hamilton, the lunar landing, walking on the moon, it might haveuter instructions that sent the crew of apollo 11 to the moon, and got them back. look at that >> we were having a good time. they were worried it was going to fall on me, but i liked the idea of stacking them up >> reporter: written by hamilton and a team of software programmers at mit's instrumentation lab, developed when many thought software was an undergarment, a puzzle, it seems, even to astronauts, like mike collins when you got to mit, had you ever heard the word "software" before? >> i don't think so. mit was a mystery to a large extent. >> reporter: hamilton's husband was studying law at harvard. she was a mom with a math degree, who boldly pursued a job at mit at the time, almost unheard of were people judgmental about you and your life? >> it was the culture. one of the men walked up and asked me, how could i leave my child at home? that's when i said to him, you do what's right for you, and i'll do what's right for me. >> reporter: her code would be housed in a computer as

. >> o'donnell: poppy northcutt, joann morgan and margaret hamilton were trailblazers, hidden figuresl to the success of the apollo 11 mission. joann morgan says it was life- changing. >> what it said to me and what meant so much to me is hey, i'm really now part of this team. >> o'donnell: accepted in a profession not used to women. >> my director said i want joann at the console, she is my best communicator, she is the one. >> o'donnell: she was the one listening to communications for problems and the only woman inside the firing room for the launch of the saturn v rocket. >> it is still the most powerful rocket that has ever left any place on earth. >> man on the way to the moon. >> o'donnell: with the astronauts on the way to the moon, the task of alerting them to any problems fellma hamilton and her team at m.i.t. >> we had to solve things that had never been solved before. >> o'donnell: hamilton's group wrote the lunar lander's guidance software and they had to plan for every contingency. >> you had to say, well, with what if the astronaut put in this key stroke, what do we do t

. >> with the astronauts on the way the moon the task of alerting them to problems fell to margaret hamilton and team at m.i.it. t. >> we had to solve things never had to be solved before. >> and they had to plan for every contingency. >> you had to say what if the astronaut put in this key stroke what do we do to recover from it. >> something unexpected did happen as eagle waspproaching the moon's surface that could have jeoparded tison. >> 1201. >> roger 1201. >> my first thought was how could this be happening now. i personally remember what i ll sheer terror. >> we're go. >> there was no need to abort. her software was fine. >> that's one small step for man. >> it's the first time man walked on the moon and first time software ran on the move. >> but the most critical phase of the mission had yet to come. >> does it look different? >> yes and no. it's much more pristine. >> the only woman in mission control calculated the maneuvers to bring the astronauts home. >> it's very nerve wrapping. doesn't matter how successful any other stage has been if you don't get them back safe and sound. >

>>nearly one and a half square mile portrait of margaret hamilton look at this this is in the mojave desert. it was created by positioning more than 107,000 mirrors to reflect the light of the moon. hamilton led the team that to develop the on board flight software for all of nasa's manned apollo missions, including apollo moon landing on that's incredible and it's beautiful. it is a part of the 50th anniversary celebration of the apollo 11 mission in 1969 and became the first manned spacecraft of course too land on the moon the event remains one of the most iconic in modern american history. >>omar jimenez is in cape canaveral florida as a nation celebrates the 50th anniversary of that ground breaking mission. >>how do you commemorate one of the greatest moments in human history will that is exactly what nasa is going to be doing over the course of this weekend, especially saturday that is the day that 50 years ago neil armstrong first stepped foot on the moon and in doing so changed the course of history. 50 years ago. >>july 20th 1969 the apollo 11 mission successfully put the fir

the company injured more than 53,000 solar mirrors so they reflect a portrait of margaret hamilton. she led the m.i.t. team that built the flight software for the first lunar land wear. the portrait covers 1.4 square miles and is almost as large s d golden gate park. >>> making the worst seat on the plane more comfortable? a colorado-based company is pitching it. one of the seats is slightly lower and slightly behind the aisle and the window seats. the middle seat is also a little wider. the companyay movhe middle seat back will give everyone more space, and they hope to have these available starting next year. hmm. okay. we'll see if airlines buy it. >> isn't that part of being in a couple, you have to decide who is going to take the middle couple now? >> sure is. >> how does that conversation go? >> sometimes no that well. >>> star wars galaxy's edge has already had its 1 millionth rider. disney cast members and chewbacca welcomed the ridgeway family from mississippi. 8-year-old jonathan climbed on with his mom, dad and little brother and the significant milestone comes just weeks

. >> google is doing its part to unveil a massive tribute to margaret hamilton in the mohave desert.w york city's central park. central park. [national anthem] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. 6 a.m. on the east coast here on "fox & friends" on this sunday edition. jump right in jack the stock brown band. i just saw them in concert. amazing concert. >> i had a video of buzz dancing with daisy. that's how i spend my saturday night. doum

software that put men on the moon, the company created a massive 1 1/2-square- mile portrait of margaret hamiltonn the mojave desert. this was done by positioning more than 100,000 mirrors to reflect the light of the moon. hamilton led the team that developed the on board flight software for all of nasa's manned apollo missions. she even coined the phrase software engineering which wasn't even a thing yet back then. we have a special section on our website dedicated to the 50th anniversary. go to kpix.com/apollo. >>> you have heard of the latest summer trend the bottle cap challenge. a 12-year-old california girl took that challenge to another levelful. joy benedict shows us her softball skills. >> reporter: it's that's breaking the internet. as ufc and mma fighters started the summer trend that's showing off athleticism and the lack of it. but as more and more viral hopefuls accept the bottle cap challenge, they are getting more creative. the latest adaptation from an 11-year-old in california. watch as she pitches a fastball and it kisses the lid of the water bottle just right. >> we just stood

really amazing the company and build a nearly one and a half square mile portrait of market margaret hamilton this is in the mojave desert. it's all part of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the apollo 11 moon landing. the massive porter was created by positioning more than a 107,000 mirror hers to reflect the light of the moon. hamilton led the team that developed the on board flight software for all of nasa's manned apollo missions, including apollo 11 says stuart mean landing. she coined the phrase software engineering which wasn't even a thing yet. >>a northern california company is on a mission now to train people to become astronauts and they're using a familiar place. lake tahoe pager riviere explains. >>when lake tahoe comes to mind you might think of the beautiful landscape voting in paddle boarding. but the crystal clear water is also perfect for something out of this world. >>this is a simulated 0 gravity environment when you're a neutral buoyancy. >>doctor eduardo diaz is the c e o of advancing acts based company that is on a mission to train everyday people to become without a

. >> google is doing its part to unveil a massive tribute to margaret hamilton in the mohave desert.r than new york city's central park. that's how fox reports this saturday july 20th. i am mcconnell mcshane thanks for watching. >> america im mark levin pastor how are you quick. >> am doing well. >> it's a privilege to be here. >> you are a pastor of a huge ministry the cornerstone church in san antonio but a number of churches in your reach is beyond san antonio obviously. how many

margaret hamilton, catherine johnson, joanne morgan are some of the women.lliant that we should remember them. the andrew marr show is on bbc one at 10.00am. andrew, what do you have on today's programme? i'm joined by the man who is emerging as the conservativerebel in chief, strip —— philip hammond. i have the deputy prime minister from ireland flying in from dublin, simon coveney. with the week we have been remembering the moon landings, brian eno, the great rock star and musician, who produced the music behind a lot of those early films is talking to us as well. a packed show. we will see you at ten o'clock. we will see you at ten o'clock. stay with us, the headlines are coming up. hello, this is breakfast with ben thompson and rachel burden. here's a summary of this morning's main news. british airways has cancelled all flights to and from the egyptian capital, cairo for seven days. the airline has described the move as a "safety precaution". the german carrier, lufthansa, also announced it was suspending flights, but later confirmed its scheduled servi

people like margaret hamilton, who you always see this lovely black and white picture of, with booksked for mit, that was vital for apollo to get there. so many different roles for women as well. 50 yea rs, different roles for women as well. 50 years, mackie, since humans landed on the moon. where could we be in another 50 years? i will be six feet under, i don‘t know about you. you are much younger than me. doing lots of things, i am quite hopeful for myself! it is an exciting time for stop it feels like we had a love affair with the moon, lots of excitement and it died down. we haven't been back to the moon for 46 years. but there is a resurgence in interest. what i find exciting is that it in interest. what i find exciting is thatitis in interest. what i find exciting is that it is not the usual gene pool. in the past it was the americans versus the russians. now it is israel, china has an amazing space programme going to the moon. as well as countries, or more countries looking at the moon, it is very interesting that it is commercialisation of the moon. so, the moment it is a bi

. >> sewing the space suit margaret hamilton.n the day. probably today, more like a quarter of a trillion. what could that do now >> also the vision, the daring of it. we're doing it not because it is easy but because it is hard. >> audacity. where is our audacity and sense of common purpose? >> yeah. >> you know, we see the technology created out of that program. >> without question. >> every day. >> computers the size of a bread box. phones now are a million times more powerful. >> gps. >> exactly right. >> i thought -- >> the laser beam that can get shot to the moon because they left reflectors up there we still use them. >> this whole experience has done nothing to diminish carson's crush on you. he's looking at you with stars in his eyes. >> we want you to hold us, harry. >> i did the voiceover work for the rocks piece yesterday. i shut my eyes, and it was my best harry smith impression. >> we loved the journey. >> i'm the fortunate one. >> thank you so much for reminding us, that we are capable of doing big, great things in

to form a portrait of margaret hamilton, now she is a former engineer who developed the onboard flighthamilton was awarded the presidential medal of freedom in 2016, and google's tribute to her this week uses the light of the moon to create hamilton's image. >> that is really cool. >> it is so cool. really cool project. >> an important part of the apollo 11 story is right here in the bay area, the uss hornet recovered the crew and lunar module when they splashdown in the pacific ocean. uss hornet sea air and space museum in alameda, holding the 50th anniversary celebration this week, crewmembers will be there to speak to the public, today's celebration runs from 10 o'clock this morning until 5 pm this afternoon. any tickets available, there is a dinner event tonight, the tickets are sold out. and the cheval space and science center planning some events today, families are invited to celebrate the first moonwalk, people will be able to experience a simulated lunar mission and watch countdown, that event runs from 10 until five, and after hours party for adult starts tonight at 6 o'clock

the company unveiled a nearly one and a half square mile portrait of margaret hamilton in the mojave it was created by positioning more than 107,000 mirrors to reflect the light of the moon. hamilton led the team that developed the on board flight software for all all of nasa's manned apollo missions, including apollo eleven's historic moon landing. she coined the phrase software engineering which wasn't even nothing at that time yet. happening today families in the bay area can celebrate the first moon walk in alameda crawford's custard christina teatro joins us live from an event at the uss hornet on how we all can enjoy it. the >>yeah we are here on board the uss hornet right now this is we have a big celebration going on one of many going on throughout the day but there's a lot of historical significance of right here in alameda that actually got the executive director here with me for the museum we have got michael maker and how you doing this very well, thanks good and so can you i couldn't tell us what is the event today can hold starts at 10:00am to 05:00pm what cre you guys g

host: one of the people you highlight in the group is a woman named margaret hamilton. who is she? guest: she was the head of apollo software for both lunar module and command module. and a pioneer for her time. mass andt m she came to cambridge, massachusetts, and then ended up supporting the family which is also a bit unusual at the time, and worked as a software engineer. she helped popularize that phrase. when she first did, there were jokes about it because it was seen as grandizing that profession. it really caught on and was an important contribution. up, herself, ended overseeing a very large team in the development of the software. host: there is a picture of her standing next to a stack of books for the code that apollo was? guest: yes, printed out. they would print it on cards and feed into the simulator, and then it would print out what you see in the image. the printed out code. host: how many lines of code do you know offhand? [laughs], i will leave that to the computer curator. host: joanne, go ahead. caller: hi. i wanted to say that i was in high school when i watch

host: one of the people you highlight in the group is a woman named margaret hamilton. who is she? guest: she was the head of apollo software for both lunar module and command module. and a pioneer for her time. mass andt m she came to cambridge, massachusetts, and then ended up supporting the family which is also a bit unusual at the time, and worked as a software engineer. she helped popularize that phrase. when she first did, there were jokes about it because it was seen as grandizing that profession. it really caught on and was an important contribution. up, herself, ended overseeing a very large team in the development of the software. host: there is a picture of her standing next to a stack of books for the code that apollo was? guest: yes, printed out. they would print it on cards and feed into the simulator, and then it would print out what you see in the image. the printed out code. host: how many lines of code do you know offhand? [laughs], i will leave that to the computer curator. host: joanne, go ahead. caller: hi. i wanted to say that i was in high school when i watch

host: one of the people you highlight in the group is a woman named margaret hamilton. who is she? guest: she was the head of apollo software for both lunar module and command module. and a pioneer for her time. mass andt m she came to cambridge, massachusetts, and then ended up supporting the family which is also a bit unusual at the time, and worked as a software engineer. she helped popularize that phrase. when she first did, there were jokes about it because it was seen as grandizing that profession. it really caught on and was an important contribution. up, herself, ended overseeing a very large team in the development of the software. host: there is a picture of her standing next to a stack of books for the code that apollo was? guest: yes, printed out. they would print it on cards and feed into the simulator, and then it would print out what you see in the image. the printed out code. host: how many lines of code do you know offhand? [laughs], i will leave that to the computer curator. host: joanne, go ahead. caller: hi. i wanted to say that i was in high school when i watch