she had the moxie to be in the position of being the only woman in the firing room for apollo 11. >>3, 2, 1, 0, liftoff >> i got to feel the launch. the vibration of the liftoff once the shock wave hit the building. the false floor shook. my console shook. it was so slow. it just lumbers and you think it will never get off the ground. it just creeps and creams. so there's just a little moment of horror. will this thing go? once it's gone, it's like, okay. come on, engine. just burn perfectly for me. >> after the apollo 11 launch, your job was basically over. where did you watch the actual moon landing? >> my husband is a school teacher and he was wanting to go on a fishing trip and go to the key on the gulf of mexico. that evening we had a great dinner and a bottle of champagne and we went back to watching with everybody else. >> tranquility base here. the eagle has landed. >> we copy on the ground. you have a bunch of guys about to turn blue. we're breathing again. thanks a lot. >> we were sitting there watching and it was so dramatic. >> that's one small step for man. one giant lea

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. >> this is a replica of the moxy instrument. >> reporter: and moxy testing how to turn the mars atmosphereygen astronauts can breathe and rocket fuel. >> that is one small step for man. >> reporter: but first -- >> one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: -- the plan is to put humans back on the moon. >> people said, well, we've already done that. yeah. but we didn't stay more than a day or two. what is really important is sustainability. can we get to mars or moon or anyplace and stay on a more or less permanent basis? that's the challenge. >> reporter: the massive brains here predict the heavy lifting, unmanned missions, will lead to putting an astronaut on mars. when that happens they remind everyone they think they are indeed the center of the universe. back to you now. >>> one more great story of achievement. an iowa man's final act is making the future brighter for 33 strangers. dale schroeder grew up poor, never married, worked as a carpenter for 67 years at the same des moines business. despite never having the opportunity to go to school himself dale was able to save up enough of

baton charge in hong kong on sunday night a violent end to end otherwise peaceful day of protests moxy protests organizers say well over $200000.00 joined a mass rally outside a train station linking the finance to mainland china the demonstrators are determined to keep pressuring hong kong probe asian leaders to protect human rights in the territory. it was the end of a long day of demonstrations. a standoff after police ordered the last few 100 protesters to clear the street the many of them holding umbrella's symbols of hong kong's democracy movement blocking against surveillance cameras and offering defense against police battens. the i. was silent for back. some were detained the the some wounded. this was the latest in a series of violent confrontations between police and protesters sparked by a proposed law that would allow extraditions to mainland china. earlier tens of thousands of protesters joined a rally in county loon at a recently opened multibillion dollar station that links hong kong to mainland china organizers said the turnout was far larger than expected and that the

. >> this is a replica of the moxie instrument. >> reporter: and moxie, turning the atmosphere into whatuts can breathe. >> one small step for man. >> reporter: but first -- >> one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: the first plan is to put humans back on the moon. >> we have done that. we didn't stay more than a day or two. can we get to mars or the moon and stay there on a more or less permanent basis. >> the massive brains here believe their heavy lifting, the unmanned missions to mars, will put an astronaut on the red planet. they want to remind everyone that here in pasadena, they believe they are the center of the universe. paul vercammen, cnn, pasadena, california. >> that's our show. >> the news continues after the break. nlash serum solution. with our lash caring complex... see a thicker-looking lash fringe in just 4 weeks. over 10,000 women tried it and love it. my husband has noticed a difference. i really love lash serum. try new lash serum solution. from l'oreal paris. another foodie trip. who even cares? 211 people. thanks, captain obvious. don't hate-like their trip, boo

. >> this is a replica of moxie. >> reporter: and moxie testing how to turn vital atmosphere into astronautshing. >> that's one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: but the plan is to put people on the moon. >> people have said, we've already done that. but not more than a day or two. what's important, sustainability, can we get to mars or anywhere on the moon and get there for a sustained basis. >> the unmanned missions will lead to putting an astro not na mars. and when that happens, they want to remind everyone that they think they are, indeed, the center of the universe. back to you, christi, victor. >> paul vercammen, thanks so much. >>> president trump will not back down against the racest attacks against four democratic congresswomen. now he's saying he does not care if they're good or bad politically. we'll discuss that next. have a discount with another wireless carrier? t-mobile will match it. need a few more reasons to switch? 1. do you like netflix? sure you do. that's why it's on us. 2. unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. 3. no surp

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higher than that amongst the youth there is a huge amount of protests swirling about the fact that the moxy might have come and stayed in tunisia but the economy is not responding and there's a great deal of pressure on the government to do something about that so they're hoping for a smooth transition but we'll have to hold our breath and wait and see if they get it. algeria is interim leader i did care that a bench has set up a 6 member panel to oversee a national.

and the 2nd was 2000000 people the streets are not generally that rally the focus is on high protein moxy message but this year the central focus will be obviously the opposition to hong kong's proposed extradition bill but as i said at the moment tensions have eased here we still have the streets occupied and the the area is in lockdown but this area will be where the rally finishes tonight and so as you say the extradition bill has been suspended for now but the protesters want it done so. will these protests that see do we think. they do that have a number of demands that they have say in store and they want carry them to resign and they want this that they go through a complete withdrawal of the extradition treaty not just a suspension at the moment it will last and this particular ledge. but there's concern that i might bring it back on the table down the track i mean protestors have been dictated that i determined to stay and attempt to protest i would have numerous protests over recent weeks many various government departments and i would have the 3 mass rallies at a couple in betw

higher than that amongst the youth there is a huge amount of protests swirling about the fact that the moxy might have come and stayed in tunisia but the economy is not responding and there's a great deal of pressure on the government to do something about that so they're hoping for a smooth transition but we'll have to hold our breath and wait and see if they get it. hereis interim leader i didn't care that a bestseller has set up a 6 member panel to oversee a national dialogue it's aimed at all the nies in the country's presidential election protesters say they want to complete overhaul with the ruling elite held to account for corruption months of demonstrations that led to president abdullah seize beautifully his resignation in april. at the u.n. says as many as 150 refugees and migrants may have drowned off the coast of libya 2 boats left from the town of homs east of the capital tripoli with around 300 people on board nearly 140 people have been saved by the coast guard and returned to libya the un refugee agency has repeatedly called for rescued migrants not to be returned to libya w

return now of course that i spoke to this week at least most of them had already being to germany since moxy we saw that he actually 1st returned to cologne in order to find out what happened to his parents which he didn't find out for sure until around 3 decades ago. and many of them have removed themselves from identity again cut marks he actually marriage and auschwitz survived and she for example couldn't return to germany and she found it very difficult to even hear the german language again on the other hand. he now has friends here he travels to cologne quite often and has shed historial so and to german schoolchildren and so it's really an individual basis ready to see how people have dealt with that story and dealt with history. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world turkey says it has received the 1st shipment of russian s. 400 missile defense system at the same time as this one in crimea this in defiance of a threat of sanctions by the united states the deal is a thorny issue between the nato allies turkey of the u.s. because of white house

return now of course that i spoke to this week at least most of them had already being to germany since moxywe saw that he actually 1st returned to cologne in order to find out what happened to his parents which he didn't find out for sure until around 3 decades ago are and many of them have removed themselves from identity again cut marks he actually. marriage and auschwitz of 5 and she for example couldn't return to germany and she found it very difficult to even hear the german language again on the other hand. he now has friends here he travels to cologne quite often and has shared his story also in german schoolchildren and so it's really an individual basis raney to see how people have dealt with that story and dealt with history. thank you for the. attorneys now and a new chapter one of sports biggest rivalries will play out later when brought to federal draw from the dow meet in the wimbledon semifinal the 1st wimbledon encounter since 2008 with both players now well into their thirty's it could be one of the last at the grand slam event. rafa nadal is match up with his prey drive al

are in that amongst the youth there is a huge amount of protests swirling about the fact that the moxy might have come and stayed in tunisia but the economy is not responding and there's a great deal of pressure on the government to do something about that so they're hoping for a smooth transition but we'll have to hold our breath and wait and see if they get it. algeria's interim leader. has set up a 6 member panel to oversee a national dialogue it's aimed at organizing the country's presidential election the move follows months of demonstrations which led to president of the disease with of his resignation and then his 20 year old protesters say they want to complete a political overhaul with the ruling elite how to account for corruption. now north korea says thursday's missile launches were warning to south korea and want solved to stop importing high tech weapons and end joint military exercises with the u.s. the announcement on more korean state television confirms suspicions that the tests were a new kind of missile launchers were the 1st since may well despite the missile tests

independent body various groups got together for a national forum for dialogue racing on saturday pros moxy protests began in february which led to the resignation of longtime president a placebo to flicka and to again has this report. in the seaside resort of. politicians academics and journalists met with the aim of finding a solution to algeria political crisis talks discussed interim solutions such as the formation of a new cabinet made up of independent professionals as well as the establishment of an independent election commission once formed the visits to the presidential election would take place within 6 months. we agree to have these presidential elections that we all have accepted in order for our people to be able to have the 1st democratically elected president and a transparent why the presidential elections will grant a strong legitimacy to the new president so it's for him to cares a gurgly bring a change. for 5 months hundreds of thousands of protesters have demanded a complete overhaul of the leadership entrenched in power for the past 57 years since algeria is independen

higher than that amongst the youth there is a huge amount of protests swirling about the fact that the moxy might have come and stayed in tunisia but the economy is not responding and there's a great deal of pressure on the government to do something about that so they're hoping for a smooth transition but we'll have to hold our breath and wait and see if they get it. algeria's the interim leader on the other ben follow has set up a 6 member panel to oversee a national dialogue it's aimed at organizing the country's presidential election protesters say they want to complete all of the hold the ruling elite held to account for corruption moments of demonstrations led to president. nation in april . now u.s. senators have backed legislation that would block some sales to solve the arabiya the foreign relations committee voted 13 to 9 with 3 republicans joining democrats and backing the measure many voiced concern the weapons could be used in the ongoing war and in the legislation which is expected to be opposed by president trump would also impose sanctions on the family still ahead on the bu

are in that amongst the youth there is a huge amount of protests swirling about the fact that the moxy might have come and stayed in tunisia but the economy is not responding and there is a great deal of pressure on the government to do something about that so they're hoping for a smooth transition but we'll have to hold our breath and wait and see if they get it. algeria's interim leader of the taliban has set up a 6 member panel to oversee a national dialogue it's aimed at all the nies in the country's presidential election a follows months of demonstrations that led to president underlies ease beautifully his resignation ending his 20 year rule protesters say they want to complete overhaul with the ruling elite held to account for corruption. plenty more ahead on this news hour he waves breaking records as it moves across parts of europe. and between the rock and a hard place the actor throwing his weight behind an indigenous cause in hawaii. plus later in sport we meet the amateurs riding the roads of the tour de france in a bid for equality. color to come 1st the celebrations are

was so cool to see them all together and support her, but i tell you what game she has, poise and moxietop of all that. she's been a fun one to watch. >> just a week of dreams to start by winning over her idol venus williams in the first round, and now going on against halup up next. >> and this run continues, see how long it goes. >> she's got a long future. >> it's fun to watch. it's fun to watch her for the first time doing all of this. >> she's electric, that's for sure. >> thanks so much. >>> so royal watchers, this one is for you. ♪ >> the duke and duchess of sussex's baby boy will be christened at windsor castle today, two months to the day after he was born. >> prince harry and his wife meghan have planned a private ceremony for archie attended by fewer than 25 people, which means the media will not be allowed in. the royal couple does plan to share photos after the event. some of the british press, though, criticizing the moou pointing out that since taxpayers paid for renovations to the couple's new home, they deserve more access. >> and just a little time to show you this vid

that woman has moxie.'s so important right now to let people speak on her health and even on her colleagues? >> it was the senator of kentucky who said that about her, and she's exactly right, he's passed away and she's still here. she is probably the most watched justice of these nine. first of all it's her age, 86 and the fact she's the senior liberal, very influential on her side of the bench. but also think what would happen if she decided to retire when donald trump was still in office. it would give him an opportunity to name a third justice to the supreme court and not just a conservative for a conservative this time as he essentially did the first two appointments. it would be a conservative appointee succeeding this liberal icon. it would tilt the bench mump more heavily to the right and affect everything from, you know, womens reproductive rights to the power of federal regulators here in washington. >> did she elaborate on how mindful she may be on those elements in particular that offer her fue

though he's on the far end of that stage, like we saw in the first debate, he will have the kind of moxie front. that's not a problem for him. i expect him to target vice president biden. he believes he has that kind of progressive mantle that he thinks the vice president lack. >> yang is close. an interesting candidate. gabbard, trying to be the anti-war but different democrat, hasn't found traction. >> hasn't found traction, focus on policy. yang has a following out there. one person we're not talking about, eric swalwell, of course, has already left us. he tried to go after biden in the first debate and fell flat. a warning sign to the gillibrands of the world, congressman swalwell wants to keep his day job. how much do they want to go after someone who could be the nominee versus keeping things somewhat civil? voters do not want you to see you go after the front-runner just to build yourself up. >> you are trying to win in the presence but have to think about your future as well. >> coming back, marianne williamson has a breakthrough night. >> teacher: let's turn in your science paper

are in that amongst the youth there is a huge amount of protests swirling about the fact that the moxy might have come and stayed in tunisia but the economy is not responding and there is a great deal of pressure on the government to do something about that so they're hoping for a smooth transition but we'll have to hold our breath and wait and see if they get it the u.n. says as many as 150 refugees and migrants may have drowned off the coast of libya the high commissioner for refugees called it the worst tragedy in the mediterranean so far this year. in the fog of the illness that was another thought of the moment the more i lost my 7 year old child because of that they don't help they kick me out they told me and my children to go find our own way why i don't want anything now except to go back to my country to die there. the european union says it will not renegotiate the braggs it would draw agreement with the u.k.'s new prime minister you commission president john called you could told boris johnson over the phone the existing deal is the best the only one chance to make his 1st

trading days >> goldman the outstanding report today >> i think they definitely showed some better moxie in that equities line. and it was just enough of a beat it was a cleaner number than i guess the rest of them and look, i think the rest of it comes down to guidance and forward and estimates. how many times are we going to get a cut. what's the ultimate number, and what's growth going to look like >> tell me again, you think loan growth near term can offset declining rates that aren't going in bank's favor. tell me about it, because of the s.a.l.t. thing >> on the big banks, i think you have seen some of that enough long growth the nims come down, but earnings estimates haven't been impacted dramatically if you go to states where people are migrating to, tennessee, florida, texas, zero state taxes. growth is better and you know, housing has a chance to be better there. you know, developers need to build more housing stock there's not enough growth is better >> just you touch on wells fargo. turn around, its reputational issues what inning is this? i don't mean little league is this l

she showed she has the moxie to take on trump, she showed she has the presence. that biden isn't necessarily the best, strongest candidate. and there was a raicial component. i don't think it is shocking that african americans stuck with biden, i think a lot of people didn't see it necessarily purely as a racial matter. i think another important thing to remember, more than half of democrats in the polls said they watched the debate. another 28% said they either watched or saw something in the press. you have an incredible interest among the democratic party to understand and learn more about the candidates, which i guarantee you, you asked me what's going on in the biden campaign, what's going on, they're saying we need more debate prep time and they're getting it. >> that's for sure. glad you brought up the example with obama and clinton. thank you. >>> the president is standing down on the fight for citizenship question on the census, and it is not his first about face. we'll take a look at that next. e we'll take a look at that next and i recently had hi, ia

regards to people like the briggs of arts you know if you look at the europeans for the american moxie or the i did i don't stereo and wing of you in parliament you'll see that they'll all regardless of what happens there like it's take that sort of stance and try to spin whatever's happening. in regards to being more federalist in it regards to being more supranational demagogues thing it being an appointment that would remove people and remove power from the nation states and move it towards european union that's going to happen regardless of who's chosen even available was chosen many people have probably said all he's working for europe is not working for the people he's not working for the people who elected him he's not working for us so therefore he's a federalist he is the enemy it's like it happened regardless how damaging is it they fear to not be able to come up with an agreement on these. top jobs that easily and to put you know there's lots of horse training on all the problem is that a lot of what happens for example national politics look at what happens in england or fr