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neil armstrong told commander michael collins it was just some junk he wanted to take home.is a 16 millimeter camera that actually filmed the eagle's final descent as well as armstrong's first steps on the moon and his famous one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind statement. it filmed buzz aldrin planting the american flag. there was also a tether inside that bag and that was used to suspend neil armstrong's legs to get ready for his lunar landing. the bag contained utility lights, cables, a mirror, netting to hold back flying objects from the capsule and it also had hooks used for attaching a variety of other tethers. even an emergency wrench to make sure they could open the hatch on the command module from the outside so they didn't get stuck on the moon. there's no belief, by the way, that neil armstrong was trying to sneak all this stuff back home. nasa thinks he just grabbed a few mementos from one of his greatest missions in history. but armstrong was a very private man, as you know and not even his wife knew about the bag. when carol armstrong found it whi

and astronaut neil armstrong's secret space stash. thanks for joining us this morning. we want to begin with a wild and dangerous ride. a carjacking on the streets of l.a., playing out live on tv. >> get out of the way. >> on the ground cell phone video caught the action. reports of a stolen car, attempting to evade cops. the suspect crashed. but then car jacked a woman's vehicle. >> he pointed the gun and told me to get out of my car. and he just took off. >> he hit the freeway. but the move backfired. jammed with vehicles the suspect ditched his car. cameras caught him, not once but twice trying to carjack two other vehicles. police confirmed there were shots fire. did not say how many shots or how many officers used their weapons. the suspect was arrested and his condition is unknown at this hour. this morning, gay marriage is officially legal in the state of alabama. not everyone supports it. clarence thomas and antonin scalia said the high court should have put that ruling on hold for a few months. justice thomas criticized his colleagues for looking, quote, the ot

it gave the opportunity of neil armstrong gave the opportunity of neil armstrong when he was about toeagues mike collins in the command module to come home to go ahead and put a few souvenirs in that bag and then pass that bag along to mike collins. of course, the most important thing was to pass along all of the rocks and samples and then soon cartridges which had the precious images taken on the mission. those are the most important things. and thef were very tight on how much space there was but there was a little margin for error. and he figured he could put a few pounds of sort of souvenirs into this bag and then stow it and apparently he took it home with him. >> he took it home with him? >> apparently. >> and so his wife finds these. tell me what you have next to you. >> well these are just two items from about 17 items plus the bag that we now have on loan from the armstrong family and that will be donated to the museum. this is a temporary gallery which is open here until june 8th. the whole process, they're dog space walks called eva, extra vehicular activity which is the na

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and lost in closet space - a trevor trove of goodize from the moon found in neil armstrong's house. >> it's one small step for man, one giant looep for mankind. >> neil armstrong's iconic message to the world was in 19 # 9. he died in 2012. we know he left a trove of artefact behind. the items fund in a bag that went into space are on display at the smithsonian national air and space museum in washington. cameras, brackets tethers, all on board the apollo 11 flight that landed armstrong on the moon >>> hacking impacted tens of millions of americans in the past year there's a worry cars could be next. hackers can attack the wireless systems of new vehicles. jacob ward has more. >> reporter: when you hit the brakes your foot is a small part of what stops of the car. a tiny electric unit is in charge. working with sensors to bring you to a stop. the problem is that system along with dozens of others are vulnerable to hackers. the report comes from the senator of massachusetts, and based on information from 20 automakers. the key findings - most cars on the market use wireless technologie

what's been found in neil armstrong's closet? were they supposed to be left on the moon?

. >>> it's been nearly 46 years since neil armstrong took one small step for man, one giant leap forand tonight almost three years since he died we're learning about some hidden momentos from that mission he kept for decades. his wife found the artifacts in a white cloth bag in his closet including utility lights a wrench and a camera that recorded the lunar lander's final approach and neil armstrong's walk down the ladder before touching the surface of the moon. >>> when we come back here tomorrow the thing driving people crazy in bangor maine. or is it bangor, maine? and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase. like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel, gift cards even cash back. and my rewards points won't expire. so you can make owning a business even more rewarding. ink from chase. so you can. major: here's our new trainer ensure active heart health. heart: i maximize good stu

neil armstrong? marilyn monroe? e >> what is the posted forgeed signature outside of the sports world? it is elvis presley. jamie: for 25 years, dennis harkins keeps an old family heirloom storeed away in a safety deposit box, 4 letters written to his grandmother, jennie marney by john f. kennedy, three handwritten before he became president, and one typewritten on white house stationnary. he and his brother died it is decide it is time to sell. >> kennedy is a very important figure in american history. people really related to the kennedy family. chairs of jacquelin kennedy shoes sell for $30 now. $30,000. jamie: they hold their own unique value, back to that mission on the pt109. >> there are no other letters that we know of by john f. kennedy with his personal account of what happened that night. jamie: many a collector has been burned after plungeing dow pluna fortune for a newly discovered document that was a fake. jfk*frpbgs is thfk is the fourtt forgeed signature. is it easy or difficult. >> he is perhaps mos

six hours and 37 minutes later neil armstrong took the first step on the moon.be the most famous words of the 20th century or any century. >> it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> mike and i asked him, mike said, have you thought about what you're going to say when you get down on the moon? >> well i don't know yet. when we land i'll start thinking about it. well, never know whether to take him seriously. >> armstrong and aldrin only spent 2 hours and 31 minutes on the lunar surface but it was enough time to bounce around set up scientific experiments, select moon rocks and take several famous photos. aldrin with the american flag, a footprint on the moon and probably the most iconic of all. >> i was just walking and then he said stop, hold it. and i stopped looked at him and he took the picture. people have asked me what is the significance of this picture? and i say i got three words. location, location, location. >> looking at this desolate place. what was it like? >> well, you used the same word i did. but i preface desolate with magnif

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dealers as the fourth most forged nonsports signature on the market after elvis, the beatles and neil armstronga stamp approval on these letters? >> is a jfk signature easy or difficult to spot a fake? >> jfk is perhaps the most difficult. 80% of the process is does the known -- gpúyjfk's handwriting entire íb down in the 1960s just on kennedy's handwriting. >> why would he change it? >> his personality change and changed more dramatically than any other president and pretty much most famous people. >> the brothers know the handwritten letters to their grandmother going back to 1943 must be real. bobby can't just take their word for it. he compares them to a known jfk letter. show me. >> i've got a letter from 1940, three years prior. the similarities, he always had a tendency, even later in life, to when he made a t, he would couldn't, wouldn't be a short he also would break words up. >> bob confirms the letters to jenny also have his unique t, but how do you authenticate the one from the white house? the president can't sign every letter by hand. what about tha45 a secretary? >> most of kenne

what's been found in neil armstrong's closet? were they supposed to be left on the moon?

the widow of astronaut, neil armstrong found items he took with him including a camera he brought withon the moon for the first time. the items are now on display at the smithsonian. >> imagine that in the back of the closet. what is this stuff? oh he went to the room i remember that. >> david an icy start but it's getting better? >> stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you that the precipitation we experienced overnight into the morning rush is now gone, as we look outside, the action cam is out earlier and down along the manayunk area along the canal you see ice along the water there some of that will melt away as we continue to see the temperatures rise a bid this afternoon. temperature right now in philadelphia 36 dew point at 26, the air is starting to dry out a bit and the wind northeast at 15 miles per hour, you'll want to get that coat and a couple of layers on if are you walking today. 35 is the current temperature in trenton and 33 in allentown, close to freezing up there and be careful of lingering ice on side streets as well as you drive around and things are in the proc

. >>> treasure-trove of items brought back by neil armstrong's trip to the moon has been uncovered on earth. at first glance is looks like hardware. but officials have confirmed the satchel from more than 40 years ago has items from that were used on the apollo 11 mission. a camera took some of the most significant images from the trip. armstrong's wife actually found the bag in a closet in their home. items are on display at the smithsonian in washington. >>> and a reminder if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline at at 888-5- helps-u. volunteers are th delicious, decadent ingredients. endless ice cream possibilities. and personalized sweet nothings. conversation heart cakes. this valentine's day only at baskin robbins. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, expensive doesn't always mean better when it comes to valentine's day flowers. the strategies for saving money on beautiful bouquets. that and more at 5:00 >> ridge: [ sighs ] >> caroline: good morning. >> ridge: it is now. >> caroline: [ laughs ] [ birds singing ] >> donna: i'm just saying. [ chuckles ] >> brooke: do

it's complete with really cool momentos from neil armstrong. te n months after his death, his wife found a white bag high in a closet she was clearing out. there were electrical cables, tools, plus a camera inside. and that camera documented the historic landing on the moon just before they ditched the landing module armstrong told mission control that everything was loading and he included one thing that he said was just a bunch of trash. >> why do you think he kept what he described as a bag of trash? >> i think a human desire to have a commemoration, a souvenir of such important things. having this in the house with these items adds some insight to the man. maybe it was something he would stop and look at occasionally to remember the historic voyage. >> the experts say the camera alone is worth up to a million dollars but unlike some of the other astronauts, armstrong did nothing to profit from his trip to the moon. >>> still ahead on wusa9, victims of earn any madoff's -- ernie madoff's giant ponzi scheme have reason to feel better. >> plus

. >>> it's been nearly 46 years since neil armstrong took one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. and tonight almost three years since he died we're learning about some hidden mementos from a mission that he kept for decades. his wife found the artifacts in a white cloth bag in his closet including utility lights, a wrench and a camera that recorded the lunar lander's final approach and buzz aldrin's walk down the ladder before touching the surface of the moon. >>> when we come back here tonight, the thing driving people crazy in bangor, maine. or is it bangor, maine? >>> the good people of la jolla, california, know the frustration. so do the folks in boerne, texas. don't even get them started in kissimmee, florida. all cities with names outsiders routinely mangle. tonight a picturesque town in maine is going to set the record straight. is it bangor or bangor? the story tonight from nbc's harry smith. >> reporter: they call it the queen city of the northeast straddling the penobscot river. it is maine at its best. bangor has a lot to be proud of. did you know paul bunyan

they include the shot neil armstrong snapped on the moon. and the pictures that buzz aldrin took while on a spacewalk. images are expect to sell for anywhere between $465 to $15,000. >> it is #tgit tonight on abc 7. "gray's anatomy" starts at 8:00 and "scandal" takes the night off because the two-hour "how to get away with murder" season finale starts at 9:00. stick around after that for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> should be some good tv. and perfect to watch because it is cold. and the temperatures are sticking around. >> doug is back with the last look at what we can expect heading into the weekend. >> netflix is expanding its line-up aimed at children. they announced five new kids shows including remakes of "inspector gadget" and "danger mouse." four of the five new shows are animated series. "inspector gadget" will be the first of the shows to debut arriving next month. >> you can bet netflix is probably getting a workout with all the kids at home because of the school cancellations. >> good day to watch movies as well. here's what we have w

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and astronaut neil armstrong's secret space stash. thanks for joining us this morning.gin with a wild and dangerous ride. a carjacking on the streets of l.a., playing out live on tv. >> get out of the way.

. >>> now, the picture of the day, before neil armstrong's small step, there was a historic feat.he first space walk by an american, ed white, in general nigh 4. taken by fellow astronaut, and the print is up for auction on thursday. i'm randall pinkston. the news continues.

long lost artifacts have been discovered in a bag in neil neil armstrong's closet.vered a treasure trove of monthment owes. power cables. the camera that was mounted in a lunar module window which recorded armstrong's famous moon walk. thatthe articles are on display. thank you for joining us. don't forget to dvr the show if you can't catch us live. making money with charles payne is next. have a great night. (?) ♪ charles: i'm charles payne and you're watching "making money." the market breaks out of that tailspin. dow up 140 points at the end of the day. sparks, first one greece back in the news. may catch a break on that debt. i think they'll stay in the euros. coca-cola, cvs, starwood, many, many more. apple makes history. the first 700 billion-dollar company in the world. first, let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole. >> charles, a great day indeed. we saw the dow up 140 points. the dow and the s&p about 1% off of their all-time record highs. the dow, the nasdaq, and the s&p in positive territory for 2015.

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neil armstrong's widow says she found a mysterious white bag at her husband's closet shortly after his death in 2012. inside that bag were several random items he never told her about like this tether. she sent a picture to the smithsonian and it turns out they were momentoes that were supposed to be meant on the lunar surface or command module for destruction much but armstrong saved 17 items like the tether and some power cables and this camera. he saved these as keepsakes and this camera by the way, is the one that shot this famed footage of armstrong and buzz aldrin on the moon. some of those items are now on display at the smithsonian's spare -- air & space museum. how about that? awesome. >> let's see how doug is doing and get a weather update from him. >> all right. doing fine. keepr eyes on the weather and the temperature. let's get to it and show you the areas under winter weather advisoryies until 3:00 a.m. those winter weather advisories last until 5:00 a.m. and possibility of freezing rain in the eastern suburbs and maybe a little sleet or few snowflakes before it ends fair

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at one point the driver tells us this is where neil armstrong and people going on the moon trained.abitation or anything. >> reporter: as we drive past the lava, you can feel the heat. we were there as the research team set up, less than a mile away from the crater. here we are, the fissures, swarms of fissures that come can off bardarbunga and this is most active. the eruption is still going, the biggest in 230 years. >> volcano is what makes this particular shoot totally different. a chance of a lifetime to see one of these and being able to get really, really close using the drone for that perspective hasn't been done before. >> reporter: we were there as drone operator eric chang launched his aircraft. >> heading up 75 meters. look at that lava. >> oh, my gosh. you can see it. look at this. we are just getting inside of that crater. the drone taking us within 380 feet of that vibrant lava. drone technology literally taking us and america in to unchartered territory. for "nightline," i'm ginger zee in iceland. >> i watched that live yesterday. those pictures were amazing. to pull

whether it is einstein or jane goodall or neil armstrong. and the zoo. we relate to all of you in that way. one of the worst forms of punishment you can give to someone is to put them into solitary confinement. we are a museum about people and for people. but we are part of that humanity. i would like to talk a little bit about the challenges. this is our building. take up four blocks. there was a renovation in 2006. you can see the wonderful courtyard roof done by norman foster. we are not on the mall, thank goodness, because that is a very crowded place. we are a very contemplative laced to come. we like to say we are the base of america. when i worked that out, i was so happy. as we talk about the challenges, one of the challenges for a portrait gallery in this day and age, we often say if we were just a place, you think of a portrait gallery as where you see famous men and women, that would put us to shame. we are focused on education. history is the worst performing subject in the united states. why does that matter? if you do not know

tucked away in a legendary and should not cause a car on strong the widow of cure the will of neil armstrongieback hidden away in her home as she realized it might be important to us to contacted some song and at the washington there recognize what he took on the apollo 11 it was a camera used to record the footage of armstrong's setting foot on the moon for the first time. hidden and the closet. in men like a smiley face beaming down from the heavens but is at the a massive galaxy cluster. >>mark: your press agency and a to glowing eyes are too distant galaxy and the smile is a saunas are calling strong gravitational lensing and have is when the recession for the $2 to customers or strong it distorts the space and time around. >>reporter: retail several and storage with the kron 4 morning news coming up in the next hour the measles outbreak continues to spread to have the latest number on kron 4 and please continue to investigate an officer involved shooting in sunnyvale will have live reports from san insectile live look at the golden gate bridge on this to the morning light traffic in thi

tom: look at the remembrance of neil armstrong finding a bucket of stuff in a closet and everybody elseerical about it. brendan g: how much more is nostalgic about that then excitement about this? tom: you have to create your new nostalgia, and there is no constituency. this is the number one argument i have with my father. he believes in manned spaceflight, and i'm looking at your chart -- bring your start up again -- what portion of that chart now is unmanned spaceflight? to see saturn or the different things going to the sun, those new shots of the sun and the solar flares, what part of that budget -- brendan g: interestingly rented brown put on pointed out that this is still state driven, we are still the era of sputnik. tom: there was a shot this week on twitter of mars, the robot going around mars, i think it is like a hummer 2 anyway going around mars and it has shots of rocks that were certainly striated because of water. do we want to go for that come into your points, brendan, i say this to people to get upset, there is no constituency. bush can do it, obama can do it, the nex

first moon landing are on display after they were found tucked away in kneel armstrong's -- neil armstrong's closet. perhaps the most exciting find is this camera used to record the film foostage of armstrong stepping on the moon in 1969. take a look at this image captured on the telescope. does it look like something? it looks like a smiley face. >> it does. >> the eyes are two distant galaxies. astronomers say the gravitational pool between the clusters is so strong, it distorts time and space around them resulting in the smile. the ring-like structure is an einstein ring named after the man whose theory of general relativity explains such phenomenon. >> you see the round head an everything. >> looks like a smiley face. no doubt. >>> see if people are smiling on the roads or not. how is the bay bridge toll plaza? >> it's okay. i think -- i think it's kind of a normal commute. you will expect what i show you at the bay bridge. it's backed up to beyond the maze. it's getting better in some of these lanes. we haven't had any major problems. but it's slow. we're also looking at slow traffic th

. >> the driver said this is where neil armstrong and people going to the moon train.pes no sign of habitation or anything. >> reporter: driving past the lava you can feel the heat bearing down. our team setting up shop less than a mile away from the crater. >> the volcano is what makes this particular shoot totally different. it's sort of a chance of a lifetime to come see one of these and being able to get really really close using the drone has not been done before. >> reporter: so we've also got these gas meters and right now it reads zero. we are clear right now. the wind all pushing this way but you can see we've got our base camp set up. the countdown is on. do not go anywhere. we're about to go into a volcano. stay with us here on "gma." ♪ ready for your close-up? discover new visionnaire by lancôme. a 2nd generation serum with reinforced lr 2412 complex. in 4 weeks, wrinkles, pores and skin texture are visibly corrected. see beautiful skin in real-time. feeling more beautiful. that's what makes a woman remarkable. new visionnaire. exclusively by lancôme. recei

neil armstrong and i did a series of five programs on msnbc.com and on air, just the last one ran a monthis what we have to do. now nasa adopted what neil was talking about, that is flying in increments. as neil tyson, probably the greatest astrophysicist says it can't be done but they're nice people, trying to do what they can do we have to go this way, but it is going to take a nation to go and probably going to take an international combine to go. we have to do this in increments because the simple facts, at the moment, are we don't know how in the hell to go to mars. so we can't land there, get there or anything. >> talking about all of this saying it is going to happen but we don't know how to do it. minor detail. >> we have to go we have to learn in increments. and probably the most intelligent way would be the way they're talking about. you would go and not come back. after all, that's what wagon trains did in the last century when they went to the west coast. >> a little different there. at least breathing oxygen drinking water. >> yeah that helps. >> would you do it go and not co

nasa, neil armstrong. there were statistics that came with this survey that were not heartening either. 40% of children thought that mars was a chocolate bar. 35% of children said that the earth was not an official planet . extraordinarily, 72% could not identify the moon from pictures. just in case you are sitting there feeling smug i am afraid the results in the usa are not looking much better. only 4% of u.s. adults, when asked, could name a living scientist who they would nominate as a science role model . although at the same time, 96% a stunning 96% of u.s. adults think that it is important for the u.s. to be a leader in science education. it all sounds rather gloomy. but there is hope. as i found out when i went on a worldwide lecture tour with the talk professing the solar system . it is about the sort of concepts of astronomy and theoretical physics that we set out to cover in our book. we estimate that i have spoken to about 20,000 kids worldwide. what i've discovered was an and or is appetite an

. >> neil armstrong's wife found a camera at the moon landing. >> you mean the supposed moon landing.acts from the moon landing. >> it sounds like the viewers should spend more time on twitter than watching us. >> no no go back. >> we tell them what's on twitter, they don't have to use it. they'll come to us. >> wyndham's results were better than expected. also hiking its dividend. spirit airlines topping consensus. traffic rose by 1.1% last month. and also qualcomm agreeing to pay $975 million to the chinese government to resolve practices. paul jacobs is going to join us on "squawk box" on friday. we'll talk to him about that and a lot more when we see him. >>> as king dollar reigns supreme, a lot of smaller and mid-size companies might bear the brunt of the pain going into e the rest of this year. smaller exporters account nor for nearly 40%. already seeing slower revenue growth. joining us with a breakdown is brian hamilton. they do amazing work on the private sector. we appreciate it. because the public sector have put out reports. you dig into the private sec sor which -- sector