astronaut michael collins would pilot the apollo command module. astronaut edward aldrin, jr. would pilot the lunar module, and astronaut neil armstrong would serve as mission commander. armstrong would be the first man to step upon the moon. july 16. the day had come. the moon awaited. the men rose early, ate breakfast, and dressed in their spacesuits. [applause] ♪ other astronauts had made this journey to the launchpad, but never with such anticipation. 9:32 a.m., july 16. [rocket sounds] [chimes] ♪ three hours later, the apollo command module moves forward to extract the lunar module from the third stage of the launch vehicle. both are moving at more than 70 miles an hour. docked together, they will fail one quarter million miles across the sea of space and into orbit around the earth's nearest neighbor. >> that was neil. how are you reading, mike? >> loud and clear now, mike, as we understand that you are docked. >> during the three-day journey, to the moon, the astronauts kept busy. checklists, navigation, and observation, housekeeping. they must work in a weightless envi

this the second man on the moon long with neil armstrong and michael collins. they piloted where no one has gone before and he has a new book, mission of mars and my vision for space exploration. we're thrilled to have buzz with us this morning. so great to

michael collins flew the service module up above, worries the entire time if he would end up returningrth as the only survivor. it took the "apollo 11" three long and cramped days, they only -- bouncing around in gravity one sixth that of earth, collecting the 47 pounds of rocks and other materials from the moon, taking more than 100 photos, and of course that one big famous footprint stepped into the lunar service by neil armstrong, proudly winning the space race. for the nation it was an absolute triumph. >> for every american, this has to be the proudest day of our lives. >> the -- buzz aldrin and michael collins, the two surviving members of the team, are expected to be at a 45th anniversary dinner at kennedy space center tonight. tomorrow there is a renaming ceremony of the operations of the checkout building at kennedy space center. it will now be called neil armstrong operations and checkout building. armstrong passed away about two years ago, harris. >> that certain flows off the tongue a little easier, right, to say the man's name. wonderful. >> reporter: absolutely. he deserv

. >> neil armstrong died about two years ago, but both buzz aldrin as well as michael collins who commandedle. they are expected to be here for tonight's big 45th anniversary dinner and a renaming knoceremo tomorrow to give a true tribute to neil armstrong. >> you can never forget that moment. >> charles zuk, he was on the support crew for the apollo 11 mission, and got to be the 10th man to walk on the moon in the apollo 15 mission in 1972. duke, good to have you with us. 45 years ago, neil armstrong, houston tranquility base here, the eagle has landed. and it was you that responded, roger tranquility, we copy you on the ground. you got a bunch of guys about to turn blue, we're breathing again. do you remember that like it was yesterday? >> it seems like it was yesterday. the tension in mission control was just incredible and when we heard contact, tranquility base here, the eagle has landed, he just erupted if you will, and i was literally holding my breath. >> you were holding your breath and really about to turn blue. and i understand that, by the time the astronauts actually walked on

of the original three apollo 11 astronauts, buzz aldrin and michael collins survive. neil armstrong died two years ago this summer. >>> closer to earth in airplane news, a bad ride on a south african airways flight to hong kong. 20 injuries in a bout of clear air turbulence. some passengers' heads cracked the overhead compartments. more proof you need to keep your seat belts fastened while seated as they say. >>> and while your airline captain won't do this, it's important to know they can if they need to. this is the work of a test pilot flying the boeing 787 taking a big commercial jet out for a spin cranking off a vertical takeoff just like they do in an f-16. these are good times for boeing back home in seattle. qatar airways just ordered 50 of the new generation 777 x jets with an option to buy 50 more. that's a $19 billion product launch for boeing. >>> the folks at the insurance institute for highway safety, the people who are always crashing perfectly good cars, they are out with an interesting list of the safest used cars for parents of non-rich kids who want

there's michael collins on the left. he piloted the command module. next to him is buzz aldrin. second man on the moon. with them in spirit in the oval office today was the late great neil armstrong, they were the three men who won the space race for the united states and answered president kennedy's challenge to conquer the moon. then there's this from the former nasa administrator, russia has the u.s. in a hostage situation. since we dismantled the manned space program's ability to launch americans into space. the russians are now the only way american astronauts get around. a far cry from the days of apollo 11. griffin is worried tensions with russia could ground our astronauts. and people wondered why just yesterday vladimir putin held a photo op touring the russian space program. was it a tweak to their american passengers? >>> a sad note tonight from california. a story in the l.a. times says this is from the stranger than fiction department. the george harrison memorial tree in griffith park has been killed by beetles of all things. harrison was an avid gardener who spent

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aldrin and the pilot michael collins will attend the ceremony.eil armstrong died in 2012. >>> to pop culture, britain's prince george is celebrating the first birthday this week. in honor of the occasion his parents released the photo of the young prince now walk. the photowas taken during a recent visit to the london natural history museum. >>> all right, check this out. i love this. some smart entrepreneurs came up with a great way to beat the heat. a 1,000-foot long slip and slide. right in the middle of downtown salt lake city. thousands turned out today. the slide was lee blocks long with a 77-foot pool at the end. 2,000 people got $10 tickets in advance. >>> did you ever go to the -- fresno, did you ever go to the water slide at the crow vis lake? >> yes. >> i loved those things water slides. i'm all for them. we could slide around in the slightest bit of water on city streets up in the north bay today. and know ma and -- sonoma and marin counties. we've got very widely scattered showers and not bad. at heelsburg though and this is all beca

four days later neil armstrong and buzz aldron became first man to walk on the moon, when michael collins was in orbit. >> ♪ >>> how about that. >> you could careless. >> i love it. >> we could have a weird out story every day this week. yesterday it was tacky, his parity of happy to day, blurred lines, you just heard it, it is called word crimes. all about grammar mistakes and miss spelling, and he is releasing his album one song and video at a time, this week. this is fantastic. >> this is like right up your alley. >> yes. >> yes. >> i told you, especially you, pet peeves, poor grammar, it gets on your nerves. >> yes, it does. >> yes, it does. >> i love it. >> he's back, i love it, that is good. we are starting to clear things up, thank goodness. the as day goes on we will see wind shift and starts to feel so much wetter. you walk out the door and you wilted yesterday. so uncomfortable. but now, we're starting to see change taking place. still a little bit muggy out there in spots but we are starting to see pattern shift and we are starting to see skies gradually clear with time. we wil

astronauts neil armstrong, michael collins and buzz aldren successfully completed the united states first lunar landing mission 45 years ago today. i remember it very, very well. peggy was not born yet. a total of 12 american astronauts have walked on the moon. the last apollo moon mission took place back in 1972. >> thank you for making me feel very young. but an incredible anniversary, as you get to revisit that. >> it was amazing, because president kennedy said we were going oh get there and it seemed like so far-fetched at the time. >> such a crazy idea. >> and then we got there. >> amazing. >>> meteorologist rob mayeda, same thing about raindrops. >> for july, the bay area rare. not an extraordinary television event like that. cloudy skies around the bay area right now and winds starting to pick up. san francisco, the gateway to showers off into the north bay. 67 degrees right now, you can see the wind moving the trees around there, around the golden gate bridge. this will be part of the story tomorrow, down right gusty from san francisco into fairfield late tomorrow afternoon. we wi

michael collins and buzz aldrin are expected here tonight for the 45th anniversary of apollo 11 dinner for a ceremony to today to rename a building after neal armstrong. at the kennedy space center, phil keating, fox news. >> turning back now to your fox fox 29 weather authority. not a bad mid summer weekend. that's going to change a little bit. >>> it always warms up it is all after all summer. we'll get hotter days. we've had two heat waves so far officially this summer both in july. three days or more of 90-degree plus weather makes for sticky couple of days but short lived at least. we may have another one this week. our building weather story for tonight. still comfortable out there right now. we'llly pleasant weekend your weather headlines showing that it's comfortable tonight and it will still be pretty decent tomorrow. not too hot just quiet yet but the heat and humidity come creeping back in although it will make for some better beach weather that was not the case this weekend so if it is your vacation week down the shore, don't worry it will start improving for you guys becau

those three michael collins and neil and buzz did not remain friends or become closely bonded, which most of us are not surprised you think if they have an adventure like they shared there would be something that you have but they don't. buzz said to me he thought that, that they would be close to each other for their lives but they saw them at reunions. >> maybe this is an urban myth but i understand that armstrong somehow along the way lost a finger. is that true? >> he did lose a finger. shortly after he resigned from nasa, he moved back to a farm outside of cincinnati ohio where he raised cattle and it is one of the great ironies of life how he went flu the war and 79 missions and gemini and and apollo and to the moon without getting a scratch on his body. he was riding a tractor and he reached up and caught his wedding band on a nail and it ripped the finger right off. he got off the tractor and picked it up and carried it in the house and put it on ice and drove himself to the hospital. he was flown to louisville, kentucky where they were at a pioneer program on reattaching fin

the hornet was the carrier which carried neil armstrong and michael collins on their return from the moon. aldridge is scheduled to be the special guest. the anniversary event is scheduled from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. tomorrow at pier three in alameda. >>> a growing number of seals and sea lions turning up with serious injuries. and the high tech tool helping to rescue them. >> the areas that will cool the most this weekend and with muggy conditions could return. >>> three children hit and killed while raising money for their church. >> this is one of the most saddest cases that i've come across. >> how police say another crime led to their tragic death. >>> a week after malaysian airlines flight 17 was shut down in eastern ukraine. prorussian rebels are still refusing to assess the crash site. the rebels are lose patience with the investigation. there's still human remains at the crash site. >>> three children were killed after the driver of an suv ran into them. the kid had set up their stand on a street corner with their mother. the girl was 15 and her brothers were 10 and seven.

their crew mate michael collins orbited above the moon in what was called the most historic phone call ever made from the white house, president nixon congratulated the crew while they were still on the moon. 328,000-miles away. >> >> a well-known bartender, how his family and friends are honoring him after his tragic death. >> >> new developments in the case of an east bay teacher accused of molesting his students. >> >> how people across the bay area are celebrating ice cream day. great flavors and great value come together at subway, in our six-inch select, the spicy italian, loaded with genoa salami and spicy pepperoni. try it fresh toasted on italian herb & cheese bread for that perfect flavor blend. the $3 six-inch select of july. subway. eat fresh. oh i knew i forgot something... i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. takes two seconds, better safe than sorry right? yeah who knows if we'll even get service on the islands? what! no service? seriously? no electricity, we're going to make our own candles, we're going to churn our own butter. oh, we los

takes us to the oval office and president obama met with a surviving members of "apollo 11," michael collinsbuzz aldrin. the meeting honoured the 4th anniversary of their moon landing. neil armstrong was the third member of the "apollo 11." the first man to walk on the moon. he passed away in 2012. headlines are next. see you back here again tomorrow night. cl >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm paul beban, here are the top stories. israel is asking the u.s. for help getting the commercial flights flying back to israel. the f.a.a. halted flight after a rocket attack near the tel aviv airport. european and canadian airlines also stopped. the f.a.a. says it will decide by noon if it will continue the suspension. >>> fighting in gaza entered its third week. 100,000 palestinians have been chased from their homes. 28 israeli soldiers and two civilians have been killed. >> reporter: after ncial reports of all the bodies from malaysia airlines 17 being returned. dutch officials say 200 are said to be broit back into the country. the head of the investigation is calling for a search to uncover th

michael collins commanded the module. he gave up a disguise this weekend. >> what an achievement. thank you for joining us. >> the real story with gretchen starts now. >>> alert because we're staying on top of the unfolding situation in ukraine and the international fallout over the shooting down of airlines flight 17. happy friday to you. i'm grep en carlson. welcome to the real story. >> the wreckage and the bodies now. 298 people dead, at least three infants. the president and united nations ambassadors, both saying that the plane went down by a surface-to-air missile fired i -- fired by pro russian separatists. >> it's unlikely that the separatists could effectively operate without assistance from knowledgeable

the answer to the trivia question, michael collins was circling the moon while the other two guise are jumping around. >> did you stack the newscast? >> did i? >> i think you did. >> i did not stack the newscast but $20 goes a long way. >> i know. i know. the hornets are one of the most...haunted naval ships. if you are into that sort of thing, it will be nice weather. gate bridge with no need to run an and this is drizzle we are seeing with wet roads headed into san francisco -- done shows radar satellite with early morning fog and spotty drizzle in the coastline and we see increasing clouds as the morning wears on. we have a southern breeze that will push out the trough to the coast, off of our coast and it will be replaced with a ridge of high pressure coming in over the desert areas and that will bring our temperatures up over the week end so it will start to warm-up when we get to wednesday and you will see the triple digits. our highs in the bay area are 71 degrees in santa cruz under partly cloudy skies and partly cloudy for most of us and 74 in san mateo and 59 in richmond and

michael collins, the third of the apollo astronauts, who was in the columbia, went armstrong left nasa to go to ohio, he took a swipe at him. he said that neil armstrong was locking himself in a castle and pulling up a drawbridge by going back to the midwest and abandoning the fame of being in washington or new york. armstrong usually did not fire back. he said about collins, you know, those who live in the hinterlands think that the people inside of the beltway have the problem. he wanted to get back to his roots. what he decided when he came to purdue and why aviation meant everything -- i want to read a line. by the time i was old enough, things had changed. the great airplanes that i had revered were disappearing. the chivalry of the world war i pilots, frank luke, eddie rickenbacker and billy bishop. by world war ii, ariel chivalry aerial chivalry seems to have evaporated and air warfare becomes impersonal. the record-setting flights, harold gaddy, charles lindbergh, across the corners of the earth, had all been accomplished. i resented that. for someone who was immersed and fasci

today at the white house, president obama welcomed buzz aldrin and michael collins and the widow of neilrong. they first reached the lunar surface during the apollo xi mention in 1969. the president called it a seminal moment in the history of man kind. >>> this an opportunity for me to extend on behalf of all the american people our deepest condolences over the loss of family and friends and to ensure the dutch people that we will work with them to make sure that loved ones are recovered, that a proper investigation is conducted, and that ultimately justice is done. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was, of course, president obama today, in this case speaking at the dutch embassy in washington, where he also signed a condolence book for those victims of flight 17. in eastern ukraine, after days of delay, the bodies of the victims were finally released by the pro-russian rebels. along with the plane's black boxes. but in russia, according to reuters, vladimir putin had strong words for the u.s., accusing our government of indirectly pulling the strings in ukraine and trying to bully ru

. >> buzz aldrin, neil armstrong, michael collins represented history, the first to walk on the moonand utter toes those famous words. that's maul one small step for mankind one giant leap for mankind. [ laughter ] >> 80% there. later apologized to the family of louie armstrong. yes. hey, stay with us tonight for coverage of of that georgia runoff that important race down there in georgia. congressman jack kingston up against businessman david purdue this is for the saxby chambliss seat they will replace michelle nunn. this will be interesting to watch. we will have update throughout the night on that race. thanks for inviting us for "special report" tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. here is greta. >> crisis after crisis exploding in ukraine. in israel and right here at home at the u.s. border and now expanding across the nation. so where is president obama in in the middle of all of this? jumping on air force one and fundraiser hopping. congressman alan west takes the president to task in just minutes. first, more grim news for president obama. a

michael collins commanded the module. he gave up a disguise this weekend. >> what an achievement. thank you for joining us. >> the real story with gretchen starts now. >>> alert because we're staying on top of the unfolding situation in ukraine and the international fallout over the shooting down of airlines flight 17. happy friday to you. i'm grep en carlson. welcome to the real story. >> the wreckage and the bodies now. 298 people dead, at least three infants. the president and united nations ambassadors, both saying that the plane went down by a surface-to-air missile fired i -- fired by pro russian separatists. >> it's unlikely that the separatists could effectively operate without assistance from knowledgeable personnel. we cannot rule out technical assistance from russian personnel in operating the system. >> the fbi, the national transportation safety board are sending in teams to help. they're calling for a cease-fire between ukrainian forces and of pro-russian militants seeking to break away. we've confirmed at least one american died in that crash. quinn lucas shons man.

back in 1969, aldrin, neil armstrong and michael collins felt they might have a 60% chance of successormer fighter pilot if he felt nervous or scared that day. >> fighter pilots in combat, we don't feel, we execute. it is said that we have ice in our veins. >> but you had time to contemplate. >> when, before? before. before? >> it's too late. you are on themerry go round. you can't get off. >> and there he was at a relatively crowded moon at the time, population 2. if you wonder weather buzz aldrin ever took a moment for himself up there, this answer will surprise you. >> instead of just checking my balance and stuff like that, i tested the urine collection device. [laughter] >> now. >> was that the first time on the moon? >> i guess. yes. >> and until now we heard only how they planted the flag. >> buzz aldrin will be in alameda beginning at 10:00 a.m. for an event on the u.s. hornet. they will discover that ship's role in the recovery of their mission. he will be there all day. i will be mc'g an event. for more information visit our website at abc7news.com. in the news, wane freedma

. >> buzz aldrin, neil armstrong, michael collins represented history. first to walk on the moon. and uttered those famous words -- that's one small step for mankind, one giant leap for mankind. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: 80% there. [ laughter ] she then later apologized to the family of louis armstrong. we have a great show, you guys. give it up for the roots, right there. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! hey, macarena! it is monday, and we're happy to be back. we have a fun, fun week ahead. dwayne johnson, robin wright, morgan freeman -- >> steve: what? >> jimmy: -- jon hamm, all going to be here this week. [ cheers and applause ] they're all fun people. plus, tomorrow night -- i'm very excited for this. he's making his u.s. television debut right here in our studio, on our show. chronixx will be performing for us. [ cheers and applause ] if you guys like reggae music, and want to get into somebody new. this is the new guy to get into. >> steve: the new reggae guy. >> jimmy: i'm going to give you a taste of what's up. >> steve: break us something.

later this day, july 21st, 1969, neil armstrong, buzzal dren would be reunited with michael collins orbiting earth. left behind, two still cameras, two back packs, two pairs of boots and an american flag. and mesmerized mankind, and at least one awe inspired son. >> my memory is we were awake for the landing, then i went to sleep, and at some point my mom came in, woke me up, and went in to watch the eva. i wasn't really aware of the danger. i was sheltered from a lot of the risk. but i came to appreciate those things later in life. >> 45 years ago today, the reality we have done it. humans on the moon. and coming home to tell the whole world about it. there would be celebrations, presidential greetings and parades. so many parades. over the years, all the schools, streets, parks, highways named after the astronauts, including just today, nasa renaming kennedy space center operations in honor of one neil armstrong. 45 years. you know it almost makes you forget what happened three years ago. three years this very day, july 21st, 2011. nasa's final shuttle landing, atlantis and four astronaut

and now retired navy aircraft carrier was charged with recovering aldrin, neil armstrong and michael collinsin july 1969. >> yeah. boy, and he wrote a book mission to mars. we are going to have it on bay sunday. very excited to meet the second man to walk on the moon. >>> some aerospace volunteers are now contributing to the world of art. folks at jp aerospace have launched an intergalactic art show featuring a japanese plant artist. instead of astronauts, there's a bouquet of flowers and a bonsai tree suspended above earth. video footage of the launch will be featured at an art and photography exhibit in france coming up in september. >>> it's 5:18. could using your smartphone at work make you a happier person? coming up in our next half- hour, why a new study suggests smartphone microbreaks are necessary in a stressful workplace. >> and good morning, everybody. there are some happy little leaguers this morning in pacifica. and a big a's sendoff yesterday for a once upon a time free agent star. >> here's a clue for you this morning. this right here is a piece of chocolate bacon. it's the nu

back in 1969, aldrin, neil armstrong and michael collins figured they might have a 60% chance of successformer fighter pilot if he felt scared or nervous that day. >> fighter pilots in combat, we don't feel, we execute. it said that we have ice in our veins. >> but you had time to contemplate. >> when? before? >> before. >> it was too late then. you're on the merry go round. you can't get off. >> and yet, there he was on a relatively crowded moon at the time. population two. if you wonder whether buzz aldrin ever took a moment for himself up there, this answer will splice sproourprise you. >> get down to the bottom of the ladder, instead of just checking my balance and stuff like that the check list, instead i tested the urine collection device. now -- >> was that the first time on the moon? >> yes, yes. >> and until now, we heard only of how they planted the flag. buzz aldrin will in alameda for an event on the "uss hornet" they'll be celebrating that ship's role in the recovery of his mission. i'll be emceeing an event. for more information, visit our website at abc7news.com. in the ne

back in 1969, aldrin, neil armstrong and michael collins felt they might have a 60% chance of successwe asked the former fighter pilot if he felt nervous or scared that day. >> fighter pilots in combat, we don't feel, we execute. it is said that we have ice in our veins. >> but you had time to contemplate. >> when, before? before. before? >> it's too late. you are on the merry go round. you can't get off. >> and there he was at a relatively crowded moon at the time, population 2. if you wonder weather buzz aldrin ever took a moment for himself up there, this answer will surprise you. >> getting to the bottom of the ladder, i was checking my balance and stuff like that, and instead i tested the urine collection device. [laughter] >> was that the first time on the moon? >> yes, yes. >> and until now we heard only how they planted the flag. >> buzz aldrin will be in alameda beginning at 10:00 a.m. for an event on the u.s.s. hornet. they will discover that ship's role in the recovery of their mission. he will be there all day. i will be mc'g an event. for more information visit our websit

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astronaut michael collins was also on that mission.time a human step foot on the moon surface by the way was 1972. >>> treasure in the the attic is what they are calling it, and that is the find for one california tour guide, mindy johnson and her colleagues were putting christmas decoration as way in the attic of freemont path are son house back in january. when they lifted a sheet they discovered this portrait of a woman painted by john coke, now it took a trip to the antiques road show to discover its value. >> mindy called me and picking up the phone and she said are you sitting down. i said no, should i be? she dropped the number, 45 to 50,000. >> it was one of coke's very first paintings. woman depict is misty may morgan and, as you might imagine, workers are wondering what other treasure may be hidden in the house. maybe you are wondering, if you have got any treasure in the attic. people will take a look upstairs today after the show, carol. >> yes, with all of the trusses, in everybody's at advertise particular it is probably

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host: strong and michael collins laced a few things on the moon, including an american flag, a 1 mission apollo messages from 71 world leaders, and a small gold pin shaped like an olive branch. caller: thank you for having me on here. i was just married whenever we television, and we were happy to see our space program progressing so well. my wife and i had moved into our home that we had saved up to get. we were pleased that our technology had developed this far. but today we live in a different time period, and i see us spending our money in another direction. inneed to keep it here democracy countries and not spend it out in space. host: frank, thanks for the call. that is the point you made a moment ago. guest: there is no place to spend money in space. we are spending it on technology, on development, on sustaining and engineering and scientific enterprise. that is a worthy goal for any nation. host: one of our tweets this morning -- nasa tot is time for step out of the way and let private business developed a business there. muskis why you see elon suborbital to get people interest

michael collins stayed in orbit during the mission and he is still alive.in a 2009 interview, said he was very worried for armstrong and collins' safety. he went on to work for the state department. he also served as an executive at the national air and space museum and the smithsonian. >> thanks so much for watching aljazeera america. i'm morgan radford live in new york city. have a great morning. >> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> welcome to the al jazeera newshour, live from our global headquarters in doha. these are the main stories we are following this hour... ..nowhere to run. bodies lie in the streets as israel unleashes its military power on a crowded neighbour hood in gaza. others were sent fleeing for their lives in a desperate search for anywhere safe. dozens o

. >> michael collins was riding around in the space capsule. >> it was aldridge. >> buzz l.a. ldren. >> i know so. >> i met him. i met neil armstrong. >> buzz aldren. >> i need excedrin. >> i have some. >> i could really use some. >> it claims to boost your energy, i see people drink ago this five hour stuff all the time. >> i already took one. >> you did. >> yes. >> you shouldn't have have. >> the attorney general of one state is calling foul on this drink what one lawsuit says you're really drink nothing that five hour energy drink kacie, but first, pull over, cops are targeting smokers behind the wheel, handing out pricey tickets to protect the children where the fines reach the thousands for >>> hey, the sky is beautiful but look at this, beautiful job. >> and, wow, look at this. >> boy, you ever go riding down schuylkill honor i-95 and you look over and see somebody with kids in the car and they are smoking. >> yes, town and country loaded with the kids in the back and mom with the window cracked this much. >> should they be find. >> cops are targeting smokers handing out

today to welcome three iconic figures, three genuine american heroes, to have neil armstrong, michael collins, and buzz aldrin, here beside me is just wonderful. and i think that all of us recall the moment in which mankind finally was untethered from this planet and was able to explore the stars, the moment in which we had one of our own step on the moon and leave that imprint that is there to this day. and it's because of the heroism, the calm under pressure, the grace at which these three gentlemen operated, but also the entire nasa family that was able to, at great risk often times, and with a great danger, was somehow able to lift our sights, not just here in the united states but around the world. >> host: that was the president five years ago at the 40th 40th anniversary, and do you think neil armstrong was happy to be there? >> guest: he was always uncomfortable in those settings, always. he was in the a public person. he was -- it's interesting that -- i was telling you the story about the night i gave him the award and most of the apool low astronauts give a boilerplate speech 21-b

and 45 years ago today, astronauts neal armstrong, michael collins, and buzz aldrin entered the lunare first humans to step foot on the moon. collins remained aboard the orbiting command ship. let's bring in former astronaut, buzz aldrin, one of the only 12 people to stand on the moon. sir, what a pleasure it is to see you today. as you look back, and you've seen this footage so many times, when you and neal armstrong spent 21-and-a-half hours on the moon's surface, how does that memory that you had then, that experience, how has that changed to what it is today when you see that? >> i guess i would say that today, when i i think about those images and those moments, it brings to mind where we are today, which is 45 years later, and in five years, it will be 50 years later. and that's a big year to celebrate. not that this one isn't, because it's crucial. we can do some things this year, leading up to five more years. >> right, right. >> and what was it like when you put your foot down? what does it feel like? is it like stepping down on sand? is it like stepping down on snow? what wa

michael collins had the very important job of operating the service module orbiting the moon while aldronthe lunar service and took a lot of photographs and planted that american flag. buzz aldron told leah gabriel with fox news earlier this week, one of those experience webs which really is only shared by 12 people. >> you can see it against the black velvety skies and it's not black, black, but it's black, black. it's sort of velvety. why? because the sun lit is all around you. it's not blue, it's black. so much so that the only thing you can see if you lean back is the earth and the sun even further back. we can't see the stars. >> interesting perspective, without a doubt. buzz aldrin also very involved with something on youtube called #apollo 45 to commemorate the 45th anniversary of humans landing on the moon. celebrities, public figures, a lot of people are posting their own little videotaped selfies describing where they were on this day 45 years ago. a lot of people will be asking that of themselves today. back to you guys. >> wow. phil keating in cape canaveral, cool. >> i rememb

in february the brooklyn nets' jason collins became the first openly active gay player in may. and in may the st. louis rams hired michael ram. >>> having gay man be a symbol of this and having them drive the direction of what major league baseball does, that's super important. >> reporter: beane is also expected to train players. susan saltny, abc news. >> you may have noticed lutha burke. billy beane that was just named to be baseball's first ambassador is not the same billy beane who's the general manager of the a's. their names are spelled differently but there's often confusion there. >>> microsoft is planning its biggest round of job cuts in years. it could overlap with markets and engineering. >>> some unemployed may have become unemployed today at our abc 7 job fair in kellogg. experts gave free resume conferences to hunters. from noon until 4:00 p.m. we have more information for you on abc 7 news.com. >>> a kentucky girl went to extraordinary lengths to return a lost item to the owner his video camera fell out of his hand down a stream. a week later she discovered it. took it home, charged it up, found nathan wi

in february, the brooklyn nets jason collins became the first openly gay active player in the nba. in may, the st. louis rams drafted michael -- making him the first player in the nfl who's out of the closet. >>ing having a gay man be the symbol of this and having a gay man drive the direction of what major league baseball does is super important. >> bean is expected to train players and the league's partners in combatting several forms of discrimination, including sexism and racial prejudice. rina, devon. >> thank you so much. >>> the new york city fire department is adding something to the annual calendar, a woman firefighter. mines is one of 41 female firefighters in the department. she's an 11 year veteran. she says she always wanted to be in the calendar but until now it was men only. >> she was the only woman who auditioned for the 2015 edition. all proceeds go to charity. >> good for her. at one point she was an emt and got in to firefighting and her parents said don't do it. it is man's job, why would you do it? >> there we go. >>> coming up, finding new ways to ask hillary clinton the big political question. wait u

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jason collins became the first openly gay player in the nba. in may, the st. louis rams drafted michael making him the first openly gay player in the nfl. something he spoke with robin about. >> i think i could be a beacon for those people, the light. hey, i could comfortable in my own skin. >> reporter: now, major league baseball has never had an active openly gay player but today's announcement expected this afternoon is just the next step in creating an environment of tolerance and inclusion. it's only a matter of time. we want to make these players feel comfortable. >> starting at the top with bud selig. he has been out front in this inclusion. good to have you back, paula. >> good to be back. >> good job. >>> something who really deserves some good news. >> good news and, you know, some much deserved happiness for a hero of the boston bombing. jeff bauman lost both his legs in the blast but more than a year after the attack he's a daddy and he is stronger than ever. it's one of the those iconic images from the boston marathon bombing. then 27-year-old jeff bauman, rushed to safety