20, 1969: a nation ruptured by assassinations, war, and cultural upheaval pauses to marvel as neil armstrong the moon. armstrong over radio: that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. the moon missions were a massive undertaking, the culmination of years of research, money, experiments, and fatal accidents. every step, screw, boot, and button is accounted for. every second, sequence, and section is planned. there can be no surprises. now, over 40 years later, a man from tampa, florida, believes he may hold something amazing, the first piece of art to land on the moon. for years, i've wondered if i'm holding the world's first moon museum. i'm gwendolyn wright, and i'm starting my investigation with a visit to jade dellinger. nice to meet you. very nice to meet you. please come in. so, jade, you have an unusual piece of art to show me? i do; it's in this small box. it's -- i believe to be a ceramic chip that was a collaborative artwork with drawings by six artists that intended to have this sent to the moon with the apollo 12 mission. who were the artists? my understanding is t

but spacex's lack of experience bothers some nasa legends like apollo astronauts neil armstrong and gene they've testified to congress that the obama administration's drive to commercialize space could compromise safety and eventually cost the taxpayers. >> gene cernan: now is the time to overrule this administration's pledge to mediocrity. >> pelley: you know, there are american heroes who don't like this idea-- neil armstrong... >> musk: yeah. >> pelley: ...gene cernan have both testified against commercial space flight and the way that you're developing it, and i wonder what you think of that. >> musk: i was very sad to see that, because those guys are... yeah, you know, those guys are heroes of mine, so it's really tough. you know, i... i wish they would come and visit and see the... see the hard work that we're doing here. and... and i think that would change their mind. >> pelley: they inspired you to do this, didn't they? >> musk: yes. >> pelley: and to see them casting stones in your direction? >> musk: difficult. >> pelley: did you expect them to cheer you on? >> musk: certainly

flight up there we are going to see a monday mission to the moon now it's sixty years or so since neil armstrong and buzz aldrin set foot on the moon for the first time however we haven't really come back to our nearest neighbor in the cause of course for many years russia wants to send a month mission to the moon in order to try and what further up and standing about what makes up the moon and what the moon actually is and perhaps whether we could settle on the moon i'll certainly be here another giant leap for mankind ever what about our current missions i mean how do they fit into this new strategy well one of the strategies aims is to decommission the international space station now the i assess has been on the go since the late ninety's and it has funding but until twenty twenty we are hearing that you know they could run on slightly longer than twenty twenty perhaps even to twenty twenty eight carrying out the fantastic scientific experiments and exploration it has been doing for all those years. however well it is going to be an old piece of kit really buying up time and it will be replac

eighth congressional district with more on that story we have wgn's julian crews live from the neil armstrong's: hoffman estates >>the candidates spent much day visiting with supporters the centerpiece of the campaign is how to tackle the economic crisis ... i highlight my experience as a small businessman i actually created jobs in small business and that is the key to economic growth in this country ... 48 year-old russiaa princeton engineering graduate and harvard law school graduate ... russiaraja krishnamoorthi faces a formidable tammy duckworth she's a former black hawk helicopter pilot severely injured in the war in iraq and she is too focused onalso focused on job growth and economics and given her public service experience she wishes to use her national influence to help the people of this district she has studied political science international studies and public health with master's and doctorate degrees ... >>speaking of my life experience whether it be my military service or my government service and what i went through a growing numberng up... with my family's hardships i think th

according to a leaked strategy document russia plans to try a lunar launch by 2030. 61 years after neil armstrong walked on the moon. >>> a nasa telecope captured footage of an object the size of a planet flying close to the sun. there you see itth in the bottom third of the screen at about 7:00. it appears to extend so something like a refueling tube into the sun's surface. a burst of brightly lit material can be seen erupting from the sun's surface surrounding that dark object. later the object detaches from the sun and shoots out into space. while ray astronomers are having a field day. nasa says it is a filament that forms over the course of a day and can extend h hundreds of thousands of miles into space. scientists are sure unsure how these things form. despite the conspiracy theories they are pretty sure it is not an alien vehicle. >>> if you spent all winter waiting for snow this storm. >> weather is heaven unless, of course, you to drive sweetheart. we need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? ho

that was the trip to the moon carrying neil armstrong. jeff bezos was behind the exploration.a wants them back. >>> newly released documents in the 2009 disappearance of a utah mother wants to know why her husband wasn't arrested. they found susan powell's blood inside her family's home along with a hand-written will saying that she feared her husband might kill her. last month the husband josh powell snatched the two boys from a social worker and police say killed the children and himself minuteses before his home exploded. >>> lawyers for the army staff sergeant accused of killing 17 afghan villagers aren't too happen with military prosecutor right now. john henry brown says military prosecutors mislead his defense team. he claims they blocked information and kept his team from interviewing witnesses in afghanistan. he's also accusing afghanistan on blocking efforts and witnesses as well. it's not quite summer but some people are already starting to go on vacation. one destination might not come to mind right away. libya. seems people are interested in where moammar gadhafi

the same ones that powered neil armstrong, buzz ald rin and michael collins on their moon mission.s about $18 billion says he hopes this endeavor will inspire more kids to invent and explore. >> very cool. >> it is cool. >> it's not quite $18 billion, but the megamillion jackpot is plenty now stands at $540 million. if you were the lucky winner, what could you buy? not just fancy vacation homes and sports cars. think big. which companies or even sports teams could you get with that kind of loot? darren rovell has been daydreaming about it. d-ro. >> tyler, listen, we are going to break down really from a $230 million standpoint, because i don't want people to come after me saying what about after taxes. so it's $389 million lump sum. and then after that i factored in a single resident in new jersey, it was $230 million. obviously depending on your state. we'll start with the dallas starz. you can buy them in entirety according to forbes. they're worth $230 million. >> hockey team, right? >> yep. you can also buy rosetta stone. with the $12 million you have leftover you allow us to p

he wants to recover engines from the rocket that carried neil armstrong and the apollo 11 mission toce and after 40 years it's unknown what shape they are in and potentially bad news if you work at best buy. despite posting better than expected quarterly results, the electronic giant says it plans to close 50 u.s. stores by next year, prompting stock of the company to dive almost 7%. best buy is growing in at least one place. they are opening 100 smaller stores in china. >> there's another sign of the improving job market. the number of people filing for unemployment benefits fell to a four-year low with 5,000 fewer people filing than the previous week. despite the promising signs, though, it was actually below expectations leading to a mixed day on wall street. the dow added 20 points while the nasdaq dropped ten points and the s&p slipped two points. gloria? >> thanks, lisa. >>> a terrifying escape from an inferno. as wildfires spread through colorado, one family captures their race to safety on video. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i

at the ground seeing those little impressions of their prints and i thought back to 1969 when neil armstrong stepped on the moon and said one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind. one tiefu tiny little print for girl walking in the dirt but years later, dozens of other girls will be behind her and eventually hundreds and it will be one giant leap for they're community. it really was the peaks that first brought me there but the people that bring me back again. when i got to corefa in the spring. kanle was very sad. his wife passed away. first we embrace each other and there's dust flying around and tiers in our ayes and then we go over to the local graveyard. as we walked to the graveyard we saw her buried in the box in the ground facing the sunset. and out of sentiment he said without her, i'm nothing and then he said something that i would never forget. he said very soon you're going to be standing here and i'm going to be in the ground. and he kind of chuckled and i didn't think that was very funny because i lost my father in his 40's from cancer in 1981 and my sister and you