martin moon, the man on the left was serving a life sentence for first-degree murder out of clark county 27-year-old robert legendre was serving a life sentence for kidnapping, weapons charges as well as murder. >> unmanned towers provided just the opportunity for three inmates to make their move. >> the two inmates that escaped were both captured in a week's period of time. one was returned to iowa. the other one was involved in numerous crimes in the state of missouri, i believe. and he is still in that state facing additional charges. the inmate that was returned to the iowa state penitentiary was charged for escape. he pled guilty and the sentencing is tomorrow. he'll receive a five-year consecutive term. >> one of the inmates, martin moon, now resides in cell house 220, a far cry from the freedom he had a few months ago. he is once again serving a life sentence for killing a man in a dispute over drugs. moon insists he is not guilty. >> me being an innocent person, i've been compelled more than say the person that knows they're guilty and have been found guilty. i feel they tend mor

dean martin said it much better though, right? so cue the moon movies because the moon will be the star tonight. >> a full moon is happening happening -- ♪ >> harry! >> it's a full moon. >> beware of the moon. >> and stick to the road. >> the moon -- >> cue the howl. >> i know. the moon has many meanings in our culture, doesn't it? so the moon is really going to be -- it isn't a star because it's a planet but it will win the oscar tonight. >> and this entire weekend. as a matter of fact, hair on the back of my hand is starting to get thicker in response to it. not only is it a fair moon tomorrow night but it's what we call a super moon. what happens during the month, the orbit of the moon is not perfect so there are certain times of the month that it's closer to the earth than it is other times of the month. tomorrow it's as close as it gets during the month, during the entire year, as a matter of fact, and it also happens to be a full moon tomorrow night at 11:30. basically it's going to look even bigger by 10 or 15% and will be even brighter by

moon. right now, it is 90. >> with till have the nice color to it. >> everything will be beautiful. >> it is beautiful because it is friday. >> that's right. i'm wisdom martin. always beautiful on friday. always good to see tucker barnes. >> you guys are excited about the super moon. >> super moon and friday. >> great things happen on the super moon. we'll talk about it in ask the weather guy. let's get to the radar. we have showers and thunderstorms that move through overnight. you might have heard a clap of thunder if you were in certain parts of the area. you can see we've quieted down. a few showers out towards salisbury. this radar doesn't want to show it to you. generally, we are quiet and you just saw the moon. we'll see some showers and thunderstorms move back in later this afternoon. all right, we are warm and muggy out there. 67degrees right now in washington. 63 in baltimore. 57 in ocean city. going to be another very warm one. i think some would say it will be a hot one this afternoon with highs in the mid- to upper 80s. plenty of humidity. scattered showers and thunderstorms redevelop any time around 3:00 today. >> it will feel a lot like yeste

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martin. buzz aldrin has been on the moon. as we go around introducing ourselves, it is tough to fault -- follow buzzed all tent. i've been on the moon. okay. were done. i have nothing on that. in that meeting everybody there retest testosterone because they were captains of industry, heads of agency, former, you know, security advisers. even the women had testosterone. like i said, the securities analyst for wall street, anything she would say or write about your company would affect your stock price. they treated her kindly. now, why am i even taking you down this road? am just trying to share with you my baptism into this world in aerospace and nasa and what i have done about it since then. all right. that commission was formed because -- backup one moment. told members of the commission. it is a white house commission. the rules are, six members are appointed by congress. six members are appointed by the white house. of the six members appointed by congress -- what was it, a mix that reflected the partisan split in congres

martin luther king jr. and in 1969 sat speechless as "apollo 11" landed on the moon. is douglas brinkley, author of the book "cronkite." what a read. one of those days you wish you had the hour to play clips, and talk about the man. you know, i will say when i was little, very, very little. let me stress i was very little. i could not go to bed before walter cronkite said good night. i would say good night, walter cronkite. this is understated to say he was america's television anchor. >> i had the same experience. i grew up in perrysberg, oyxt. we wauld talk about the news. when i started doing this my mom found all of these crayon drawings i did of vietnam and things which were all coming from cronkite. when i realized on the book we -- older generation says i lived flew the kennedy assassination or vet nam. we lived through the filter of walter cronkite telling us. i thought it would be interesting as a historian to look at of the seminole cold war figure. there are many stories. i got to tap into his archive that opened in austin. >> this generation has facebook t

moon, cinco de mayo. >>> well speaking of the derby, one of the most sbhens crowd greatered if pleasanton, because they were cheering for jockey martinarry. he started his jockey career in 2007. and he rode into the headlines. you might remember two years ago when he won the predictness. his old boss says she introduced him to horse racing. >> to have your son in there at the same time they open up those gates and the pounding of the hooves is one of the most exciting things i have ever in my entire life ever experienced. >> garcia grew up with horses in mexico before he moved to the u.s. yesterday he finished in the top ten. >>> this time of year most college students are cramming for finals, but one uc berkeley student has found himself the center of attention, all because of a project he calls berkeley ridiculous. >> reporter: it's a ritual for most students to personalize their dorm rooms, but derek lowe wasn't content. with a few clicks of his lap ton his dorm room transforms into something of a disco. he set out to automate his dorm room with all the bells and whistles you would expect from an electrical engineering student. al

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moon, americans were dying in vietnam. there were assassinations and riots. jackie kennedy became jackie o. ty e-die shirts rpt martin luther king, jr. george wallace, tom hayden and. mick jagger and wayne newton. well you get the idea, boom. >> guest: i don't want to overstate this seldom in our recent history at least has there been such a fast hand forward to the a new reality as we went from the end of the eisenhower years and beginning of the kennedy years which were traditional but it was a new generation. it was entirely different kind of generation. jack kennedy didn't wear a hat and he didn't wear button-down shirts and he had the very stylish, 34-year-old first lady of the united states surrounded by all these dashing people and then that came to an end. and the war began to heat up and suddenly the country seemed, seemed to come unhinged in a way. all the values of the world war ii generation come home with challenged within their own families. institutions of government, place of government in our lives. the idea of loyaltity and patriotism all went out the window. civil rights movement went from nonviole