. >>> and then a piece of history up for grabs and it's a bag that neil armstrong used to bring backt, and a woman that bag two years ago, she sent it to nasa to confirm it to nasa to confirm teus see, and not give it back. >>> new at 5:00, outrage leading to changes. >>> and then a heated meeting in dublin. will a high school be built next to the santa rita jail. >>> and then an officer-involved shooting in south san francisco. details next. >>> a shelter takes a nearly 20 senior dogs brought out from a severe hoarding situation. now these little guys and gals need homes. >>> true story, loves halloween. >> and michigan football. she's from a really small town. no rush hour there. >> alexis tackles bay area traffic like a boss. >> it's a better day when you >> it's a better day when you beat the traf [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffi

. >> the moon dust from neil armstrong's apollo mission in 1969 could be yours for $4 million. when he was on the moon he filled up this with lunar rock but on the outside of the sac is moon dust. they're going to auction it off on july 20 and expect to get $4 million. >> it's a great day in the park yesterday. the national kidney foundation annual north jersey kidney walk. $75000 was raised for kidney research and treatment. 1000 walkers. this is my team and my daughter's team we will march in support of her. it was an amazing day. a great cause. jason's was happy to be a part of it. and kelly king as well hosting the festivities. awesome, awesome day. >> michael, it's you can see lola and i all are ready for rain. >> you guys match. >> we do. ♪ ♪ >> it is raining but what you might have more throughout the week. it will be a wet week building up to memorial day weekend. how that turnout? joining us is audrey, meteorologist for fox five. how are you? >> i am dry. >> that makes one of us. >> what should we expect? will this ruin the weekend? >> it's monday. >> can't forecast th

of neil armstrong walking on the moon? he didn't do that for a private company. the united states of america, and it meant something. >> bigelow: you bet it did. and that created a period of inspiration that hasn't been matched ever since. so now we're looking for a new era that says, "all right, how can we now shape this to where it's more accessible for a lot more folks, at a lot less cost, and still have safety and reliability at the same time?" this would be exposed to the vacuum of space. >> logan: with no formal training in science or engineering, robert bigelow created an aerospace company with scientists and engineers that's achieved what no one else in the industry has done. his expandable spacecraft are the first and only alternative to the metal structures that have housed every astronaut in space for over half a century. ( explosion ) for bigelow, it all began with growing up in a time of nuclear tests. as a young boy, he would watch the skies over nevada light up with the bursts of atomic bombs. >> bigelow: witnessing those explosions, in the '50s an

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after neil armstrong returned, the pouch was brought to the lab. it was lost and has turned up.ction expects the item to fetch as much as $4 million. >>> tom cruise is going back to the danger zone. the actor confirmed "top gun 2" is happening. cruise says filming could start as early as next year. >> i can give you the script. maverick will return as trainers. >> it's about the volleyball scene, aviators. >> they need a new group. no way tom is not going to be the star. >> we'll argue in the commercial. for now this is ert effort. we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you. (avo) charmin ultra strong. it cleans better. it's four times stronger and you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. >>> we have turned down the heat a little bit. after record highs yesterday in sacramento. temperatures about 40 degrees cooler this morning. san francisco is at 68. 63 for high today in seattle. still pretty nice weather. once you get out of the heat zone here in the desert southwest, southern portions of arizona and california. as far as the wea

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of space history will go on the auction block at southbyes in new york >> it is a bag used by neil armstronghe first sample of lunar material ever collected back to earth. that is moon dust in there. >> um-hmm. >> by the way. >> auction will be held july 20th at anniversary of apollo 11 moon landing. it is expected to bring two and four million-dollar and part of the proceed will be donated to charity. >> moon dust. >> yes. >> moon dust. >>> anti aging break through to tell but. >> this is not a cream or injection, that helps you get younger this will help you get younger from the inside did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> not the best beach day down the shore more rain in the forecast but, will it rain over our memorial day hol

he was president when neil armstrong went to the moon.l protection agency. nixon had a legacy. in '72 he won the biggest landslide in american history and then boom watergate fell upon him. in this case we have donald trump almost from day one of his administration being besieged by this massive russia-gate problem since there's no other problem, we want to say if there is collusion with russia. but it's terrible. he just doesn't seem to know how to get away from it. he's made so many errors in tweets, statements. he now is really seeming like somebody who is being bought and sold out of moscow. and if that's not the case he's got to prove to the american people that he had nothing to do with colluding with russia during the 2016 election. i just don't think he took all this as seriously as he needed to and try to talk his way out and now it is a watergate-like situation and impeachment is in the air. like gerald ford kind of a mild mannered mid-westerner from michigan replaced richard nixon you may have former governor mike pence the vic

and when neil armstrong went on the moon at mission control in cape canaveral and in houston, it putss challenge to the nation up on the board. and all this technology grew out of that, by him saying let's go to the moon, like gps, medical miracles, all sorts of different things we use, wirings. >> tang, of course. steve, which of these speeches did you like the most? wh do you think we'll fight them on the beaches, we'll fight them on the fields? what was jack's? >> the one that's considered the greatest by, i would say, most historians is the american university speech. >> the peace speech right over here. >> right. >> right across the street. >> exactly. that's counted as one of the 100 great speeches of all time. graham alison from the kennedy school says it's one of the ten best speeches of all time. but he gave a great speech at -- >> the problems of man are man made and they can be solved by man. >> wow. >> that's from that speech. >> that's great. >> i know that one. go ahead. >> so he also said forgive your enemies but don't forget their names. >> i remember that. >> so jfk w

get this, it turns out neil armstrong, the first man on the moon, in case you don't know, filled thatission. now, she has this pouch. there was a big lawsuit about nasa trying to get it back. they didn't. she put it up for auction at sotheby's, 4 million smackers. >> not just any dust. that's moon dust in there. >> it's historic moon dust collected by neil armstrong. >> who gets the money? >> she does. but she's going to share it with clarities and scholarships. >> it says on the bag lunar sample. that might have been one hint. >> that's a giveaway. >> right there. huge thing on the bag. >> lunar sample. >>> what qualities do you think makes someone attractive? >> i like a nice smile. >> and eyes. i like eyes. >> go like this, jenna. >> oh, what? >> is it lipstick on the teeth? >> yeah. >> you ladies work that out. i'll keep doing this. it's not just good looks. researchers in poland say that people base attractiveness on a number of factors, including two surprising ones maybe. the way you smell and the sound of your voice. they say some scents are just sexier. and vocal cues can hel

assorted space memorabilia and put it up for auction and a chicago woman get this -- it turns out neil armstrong case you don't know -- filled that pouch with lunar rocks during the 1969 "apollo" 11 mission. so now she has this pouch. apparently there was a big old lawsuit about nasa trying to get it back. they didn't. she put it up for auction by sotheby's estimated $4 million. >> it's not just any dust, that's moon dust. >> historic moon dust collected by neil armstrong! >> who gets the money? >> she does but i guess she'll share some of it with charities and scholarships. >> it does say on the bag "lunar sample." [ laughter ] that may have been one hint. >> that's a giveaway. >> huge thing on the back. >>> a question for everybody. what qualities do you think makes someone attractive? >> like a nice smile and eyes. i like eyes. >> i like -- >> go like this, jenna. >> what? >> is it lipstick on the teeth? >> you ladies work that out. so it's not just good looks. researchers in poland discovered people base attractiveness on a number of factors including two surprising ones, maybe, the way you

star, develop an interstellar rocket and to launch no later than 2069, the 100th anniversary of neil armstrong stepping on the moon. to pay for these increases we're freezing 29 programs and cutting about 15 others to move to lower -- to make sure that these are paid for. mr. chairman, if i may very briefly in 10 seconds, additional 10 seconds. mr. frelinghuysen: i yield the gentleman 10 seconds. mr. culberson: this bill protects our second amendment rights and contains pro-life protections that we've had in previous legislation. this is a good bill, mr. chairman, and urge all members to support it. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair now recognizes the entlelady from new york. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i'm proud to yield to my friend, the gentlelady from connecticut, ms. delauro, the ranking member of the labor, health, human services, education and related agencies. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for 2 1/2 minutes. ms. delauro: the omnibus funding bill for 2017 makes important investments in health, education and jobs programs, and rejec

star, develop an interstellar rocket and to launch no later than 2069, the 100th anniversary of neil armstrong stepping on the moon. to pay for these increases we're freezing 29 programs and cutting about 15 others to move to lower -- to make sure that these are paid for. mr. chairman, if i may very briefly in 10 seconds, additional 10 seconds. mr. frelinghuysen: i yield the gentleman 10 seconds. mr. culberson: this bill protects our second amendment rights and contains pro-life protections that we've had in previous legislation. this is a good bill, mr. chairman, and urge all members to support it. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair now recognizes the entlelady from new york. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i'm proud to yield to my friend, the gentlelady from connecticut, ms. delauro, the ranking member of the labor, health, human services, education and related agencies. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for 2 1/2 minutes. ms. delauro: the omnibus funding bill for 2017 makes important investments in health, education and jobs programs, and rejec

of course it's neil armstrong. makes his first comments from the surface of the moon. that's the kind of impact we have. that's the impact we can have. that's what humans to mars will eventually do to us. it's even more compelling when you think about how hard this is going to be. so i think at this annual gathering of the human to mars summit, we continue to look at the horizon goal. we're just looking to see what those aspirations need to be. because to me today's aspirations become tomorrow's realities. if we don't even aspire it, we're not going to get there. i think that's critical. humans on smars a big thing. -- mars is a big thing. not only does it take lot of resources and commitment, but it's very complex. it's very hard to do this. i think for us, when you look at the impact going back to the landing on the moon discussion, it's a global effort. it's not just us. when you go back and look at the above the fold newspapers from 1969, when we landed on the moon, just about every newspaper basically saiding we did it. it was a global event. to me i think that's

it's a bag that was used by astronaut neil armstrong to bring the first sample of lunar material ever collected back to earth. (darya) the current owner recently sent the bag to nasa.. which confirmed it is genuine... and the dust inside is indeed moon dust. the auction will be held july 20th.. the anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing.(mark) the bag is expected to bring in between two and four million dollars. the current owner plans to donate part of the proceeds to charities. (james) tracking your morning forecast... the world according to gary is after the break. (darya) the golden state warriors are heading to the n-b-a finals for a third year in a row. the warriors returned home early this morning. this is new video of them getting off the plane in oakland. you can see them carrying the trophy. they also become the first team in n-b-a history to start the postseason 12 and 0. the dubs swept the spurs, winning last night 129 to 115 in san antonio to win the western conference. steph curry scored 36 points and kevin durant had 29. klay thompson spoke after the game about a pot

neil armstrong, earl campbell, nolan ryan. my newest hero is a good friend. morning disc jockey kevin kline. kevin and his wife, trish, have watched a teenage friend, chelsea, die from cancer. they turned that pain into extreme good. they started a foundation to stop kids from dying from cancer like chelsea. they've used long runs to raise million. illion -- $1 movie hero forrest gump ran for two years, three months and 15 days. recently in italy, a real-life ro, kevin, ran for 178.5 miles in 47 hours and 28 minutes. . naval aviators are given call signs. by the powers vested in me by the tim tuttle, kevin kline honor call sign is now forever dump man. i hope he is smiling. i know chelsea and her friends are smiling in heaven. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from california seek recognition? >> permission to address the house the house for one minute. i met with leaders of the medical research community that had a unified message, we need to end the cuts that have slowed medical innovation. i led the bipartisan effo

neil supreme court. even with that, he had to dodge senate rules. percolate and faster because they may be able to dodge the democrats. >> a great part. kevin cirilli and drew armstrong. thank you to both. mark crumpton. >> the final presidential debate in france failed to produce a knockout for marine le pen. even her own party is preparing for defeat in sunday's election. e said scoring 42% in the runoff would be a huge victory for the far right party. polls show mccrone leading by -- macron leading by 22 points. we will show you results on sunday. talks underway with a trump administration to keep american troops in iraq. the fight against islamic state is over according to the u.s. and iraqi government sources who spoke to the associated press. and af the prime minister u.s. officials believe it would be in the long-term interests of each to continue the presence. secretary saids his department is seeking to close more than 1100 veteran affairs facilities nationwide. the secretary said the underutilized sites cost the federal government $25 million a year. he said the v.a. will work with congress to prioritize which buildings should be shuttered. british prime mi