for us. joining us from the francis crick institute. now the head of brazil's national space research institute has left his position after a public row with president gerald sonora over the race of deforestation in the amazon the in-situ is data showed an 88 percent increase of deforestation in june compared to the year before also norah said the organization was smearing brazil's reputation and accuses of trying to undermine the government it's not clear for cadogan resigned or whether he was fired the heat wave that shot to temperature records in europe last month has made even worse because of climate change this is according to a report by european scientists who is saying temperatures would have been one and a half to 3 degrees celsius lower it were not for the factors that cause global warming the study says such intense heat waves would have only happened once in a 1000 years without human influence on climate whereas now it could happen every 50 to 150 is the scientists of calling it an arctic miracle a recording of songs by beluga whales that was lost near the phone with of canada has been found the crew of a swedish icebreaker ship found the research boy containing

race to the moon." founder of george washington university's space policy institute. thank you for your time today. we are there from the national air and space museum today as we talk about the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, the apollo 11 mission. we are doing this program in conjunction with our associates at american history tv today. if you go to our website, the wreck in history tv website not only can you see everything we have taken in for this event, but also want american history tv all weekend long you can see programming specific to apollo 11. the best way to find out what is going on is that our website at c-span.org. in about 20 minutes we will be joined by one of the apollo 11 astronaut, pilot of the command module michael collins. we are continuing to your callas. -- calls. (202) 748-8000 if you watched the moon landing. (202) 748-8001 for all others. we want to show you a little bit from our washington journal program. it featured a conversation with a nasa and achieve the story bilberry. he talks of -- bill bwe got luc. hard at it. host: on this 50th anniversary of apollo 11. we are taking your calls (202

race to the moon." the founder of george washington university's space policy institute. thank you for your time today. >> it's been a pleasure. >> we are live from the national and space museum today as we talk about the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. the "apollo 11" mission. we're doing this program in conjunction with "american history tv" today. if you go to our "american history tv" website, not only can you see everything weave taken in for this event but also on "american history tv" all weekend long you can see programming specific to "apollo 11." the best way to find out what's going on is at our website at c-span.org. in about 20 minutes we're going to be joined by one of the apollo 11 astronauts, the pilot of the command module, michael collins. up until then, we're continuing your calls on the moon landing. 202-748-8000 if you watched the moon landing. 202-748-8000 for all others. and you can also tweet us and put our thoughts on our facebook page, too. want to show you a little bit from our "washington journal" program. it featured a conversation with the nasa chief historian, bill berry. he talked about the technical accomplishments of "a

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