and ryan dava newman, makes spacesuit replicas. air andhsonian national space museum in washington, d.c., hosted this event. >> we have assembled a panel of speakers. some of my favorite people i like to talk to when talking about spacesuits, to recount the making of the apollo spacesuits and inform us on the lessons we have learned in going back to the next thing in spacesuit development -- be it going to the moon, an asteroid, or mars. in order to save time, i will introduce all four speakers and they will come up sequentially and tell their stories. then we will have time for discussion and questions from the audience at the end. our speakers in order of appearance are a recently retired test engineer at ilc dover, the company that made the apollo spacesuits and makes the current spacesuits our astronauts used to spacewalk from the iss when they leave via the american port on the international space station. the next speaker will be ryan nagata, an artist and maker from southern california who did a unique approach to becoming a

joining me now is former senior trump white house official, omarosa manigault-newman. omarosa, you called him a racist. you said he's trying to start a race war. you and i've known black republicans who have maybe disagreed, and they may have had political disagreements, but you respect, they've stood up and showed some integrity. we just disagree with ways of governing. but how does a black republican

coming up, we'll talk about the plight with former senior trump aide omarosa manigault-newman. >>> plus amid this racially charged crisis, my thoughts on the president's motivations to help spring asap rocky, a black rapper, from jail in sweden. you're watching "politicsnation." ♪ sick and tired of running circles ♪ for miles and miles. ♪ being lost ain't never really been my style. ♪ but i told ya...

i noticed with "the martian," the suit looks a lot like david newman's suit. the first things are what they think they should be, but i know it will evolve into what functionally it needs to be. that is kind of the exciting thing, i think, seeing what naturally develops that i don't know. >> thank you. i would just like to thank our panelists for an all too short program. people who know me, we could be here for hours. unfortunately, the house says we cannot. please join me in thanking our guests. [applause] announcer 1: "american history tv" is on social media. ,ext on lectures in history karen markoe teaches a class on the 1920's. she talks about politics, prohibition, and organized

there's no way i could win. >> newman did what he was asked to do.e the leading man and be charming and witty and funny. when he does "the verdict," it makes you cry. here newman shows you what he's really made of as an actor. >> i think you guys are making a big mistake. i think you ought to reconsider. i think you ought to get the principals back together again. >> when you see the scene to call the insurance company to rekindle the deal that he turned down. >> okay. no, i understand. >> it's really one of the greatest pieces of acting i've ever seen in my lifetime, that phone call. no cuts. lamet just goes, okay, here we go. >> so how's your life? >> oh, great. how's yours? >> not so great. >> oh, we're telling truth. >> "the big chill," it's about these kids who were in college together in the late '60s and are now no longer anti-establishment but actually are part of the establishment and trying to reconcile that history with their present. >> movies aren't being made for adults. that's all "the big chill" is, really, it's an adult film, and it

my name is akira jackson and this is tony newman.are working in collaboration with the our trans home s.f. part -- a major part of what we do, we actually use community information and community input in helping to inform on how to create better programs and better campaigns so that we are safe, we are safely housed, and that, you know, information is translated to people in power, people who we empower and we entrust to help us make our homes a better place. i will allow you to come in. >> thank you, akira. i am tony newman, executive director of st. james infirmary. we house more transgender groups than anybody else, and we are going to house the trans -- the trans home s.f. or the black and brown trans- people of color. we have 75 subsidies and we will have bilingual coordinators and we will walk you a-said on how to get housing. we will help you get into a home and then we will help you stay in that home with counciling, financial management, budgeting, stuff that can really help you. getting a house is just the first part. keepi

we're following njos josh newman. >> this guy that's filming actually needs a little bit more skillsnd do it correctly. >> this is cool. this is what i have been waiting to see. the vehicle that they often have. >> that would make me a little bit nervous because they're going over the careful with tha guys. you don't want any trouble but it is really cool. >> has the guts like the athletes without the glory. >> exactly. in this video it's all about them. to see what hohe videos that we love on the show. if you want to see more, check out josh newman's instagram for more cool vids. >> he's and crews launch lifeboats and move swiftly across the water. their race to rescue one run away yacht coming up. here." aim to say that more with aimovig. a preventive treatment for migraine in adults that reduces the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. don't take aimovig if you're allergic to it. allergic reactions like rash or swelling can happen hours to days after use. common side effects include injection site reactions and constipation. aim to be

we work cofounder adam newman cashed out 700 million dollars from the company ahead of its initial publicffering. "the wall street journal" reports a newman sold some of his had stake in the company and borrowed hundreds of millions of dollars against his holdings. that transaction are unusually large given that start of founders specifically wait for ipo to cash in holdings newman remains the company's largest share shareholder. mcdonald's is sweetening up breakfast lineup testing blueberry mcgriddle sandwich of fans clambering for a more cravable breakfast option on the go for now it is limited to restaurants in washington, d.c. and that's what's happening now. so it's salty. sweet probably a lot more fat content. but it's got blueberries and they're healthy. always a justification. thank you. >> we've got a lot more coming up our top story this morning just hours after president trump announced that the u.s. shot down an iranian drone tehran denied it ever happened. what really went on what does it mean for rising tensions between two the countries? lauren: a new study proved what we k

joining me now is former senior trump white house official, omarosa manigault-newman.acist. you said he's trying to start a race war. you and i've known black republicans who have maybe disagreed, and they may have had political disagreements, but you respect, they've stood up and showed some integrity. we just disagree with ways of governing. but how does a black republican stand up when he continues to come with these racist rants and now tells people of color, go back where you come from? how do they -- how do they deal with this? how do they balance this and still support this president? >> well first of all, rev, i think it's very difficult for any republican, black, white, or purple, to support a president who has spewed these ugly racial slurs and continues to attack women of color in congress, women of color who served him. i mean, he has really divided this country and he's very dangerous. and so the black republicans will have to make a decision. when he first came on as the nominee, they struggled with supporting him. now they're going to move away from him.

instead of growing and selling vegetables is now cycling off to clean houses to make a living to see a newman i'll just see that chile. and let's take you some pictures we just came in moments ago we had hoped we can roll it now the u.s. president donald trump can we get the pictures up now we can all right. u.s. president dan tom was speaking earlier in the oval office with cutters a mere let's listen in i believe we have assault we can play out now. thank you very much it's a great honor to be with the amir of qatar a highly respected man a real leader in a large part of the world in a very important part of the world and we've known each other for a long time we've been friends for a long time and we're doing a lot of work now and they're investing very heavily in our country they're creating a lot of jobs they're buying tremendous amounts of military equipment including planes and they're buying commercial planes as you know very large numbers of commercial planes from boeing and we very much appreciate it we're going to be signing a document today a very large train jet transaction you'r

thank you very much, fred newman.oming up, the turbulence of geopolitics, seeking shelter in rivate equity. a c.e.o. telling us why extra care is needed in investing in public markets this year. this is bloomberg. ♪ there are latest business flash headlines. security investment from thailand's biggest bank. unclear how much money is involved. sources say it will help ndonesia's most valuable tech. online growth will lift revenue. the possible biggest i.p.o. of . e year a census survey says the division will price just under 42 hong kong dollars a share. 2% below the midpoint. the world's biggest brewer xpected to set the price for budweiser brewing on thursday. it has an evaluation of up to 64 u.s. billion dollars. the companies are working with advisors to offer shares in hong kong before the end of the year. it could raise half a billion u.s. dollars. that is based on current market value. shares have soared since that i.p.o. 360 odd percent year to date. yvonne: let's look at some other market moves not as dramatic

dave newman, and ryan nagata, who makes spacesuit replicas. a panel ofassembled speakers. some of my favorite people i like to talk to when talking about spacesuits, to recount the making of the apollo spacesuits and inform us on the

we spoke to fred newman and he believes they could be more monetary listening from key economies in north right after the fed cuts the cost of borrowing. korea is one economy that is very trade dependent and therefore may cut this rates. you have thailand also very export dependent ready to cut rates in indonesia could now move them lower as well. in addition, the could be more easing from other countries. we could see at least a pa rt countries. we could see at least a part of a percent of a half a percent rate cut from many regional central banks soon. all right, we should watch this space. let's talk brexit now, because the billionaire boss of the virgin group, sir richard branson, has told the bbc that leaving the eu without a deal would cause the pound to plummet, forcing his businesses to shift investment out of the uk. he described the impact of a no—deal scenario as "devastating" for his businesses. the pound would collapse with parity with the dollar if there is a hard brexit. all our costs are in dollars. maintenance, plain costs. 100 million a year the bottom line head. a hard

rick newman is a columnist fo a yahoo finance. so thanks for coming in on a holiday week with me.ggest take away? >> good report. really not much to complain about at all. much higher than economists were expecting. there are concerns about a slowdown in manufacturing based on some survey data that we've seen. that didn't really show up. i think economists are expecting to see weakness in manufacturing because of the trump tariffs which are raising costs for manufacturers. you might think that they'd be less likely to hire if they're unsure about what is happening. that did not show up in this report. there were 17,000 new manufacturing jobs. wages were a little bit weaker than they could have been going up 3.1% year over year. but really this is really a strong report. >> tell me about the notes you have in your hand. >> i've been tracking the trump economy versus six prior presidents and especially president obama. so how does this compare to job creation or president obama? during his second term, he averaged 217,000 new jobs and in his last year 207,000 new jobs per month. tru

paul newman plays a washed up lawyer who say an alcoholic kind of ambulance chaser.s, big movie stars, he manages to bring them down in the case of "the verdict" to the boston streets, and you can see the stars in the movie but they have not turned the movie into something glamorous but on the opposite have entered the drudge and reality of the world that lamet's painting. >> i never should have taken it. there's no way i could win. >> here newman shows you what he's really made of as an actor. >> i think you guys are making a big mistake. i think you ought to reconsider. >> to see that scene where he's calling the insurance company to rekindle the deal that he turned down. >> okay. no, no, i understand. >> it's really one of the greatest pieces of acting i've ever seen in my life, that phone call. no cuts. i mean lamet just goes, okay, here we go. >> so how's your life? >> oh, great. how's yours? >> not so great. >> oh, we're telling the truth. >> these kids in college together in the late '60s and are no longer anti-establishment but actually are part of the establ

beautifully told by master director sydney le met, paul newman plays a kind of washed up lawyer who wasy le met is even when its movie stars, big movie stars he manages to bring them down in the case of the "verdict" to the boston streets and you can see the stars in the movie, but they have not turned the movie into something glamorous but on the opposite have entered the drudge and reality of the world that le met's painting. >> oh, god. i never should have taken it. there was no way i could win. >> to hear newman, he shows you what he's made of as an actor. >> i think you guys are making a big mistake. reconsider get the principals back together again. >> calls the insurance company to rekind male the deal he turn down. >> okay. no. i understand. >> it's really one of the greatest pieces of acting i've ever seen in my life. no cuts. i mean, le met just goes, okay. here we go. >> so how's your life? >> great. how's yours? >> not so great. >> oh! we're telling the truth? >> the "big chill" about kids in college together, late '60s and are now no longer anti-establishment but actually a

, there is two ways to look at this you can certainly look at self-dealing but important to note, newmany small number of buildings compared to the number of buildings we work in and argument and take this for what it's worth the argument is those were buildings purchased very early, five, six years ago made in part because we work was having a hard time getting leases because landlords didn't view them as a stable tenant. >> i think tyler is right. if it looks like, smells like cheating and you're saying it's a little bit of cheating and not a huge amount. that doesn't make it look better. >> it's not cheating it's been disclosed. there is nobody defrauded in this. >> good points, gentlemen. we'll leave it there jeff, dan. >> thanks. >>> coming up, a special flash back friday edition of the tasting menu and on your feet. stay with us statement from the national security council on those iran headlines, specifically the taking of a british tanker in the strait of hormuz eamon. >> tyler, we're getting the latest from the national security council at the white house. here is the statement,

. >> a corn maze has been planted in modesto in memory of a fallen newman police corporal. he was killed during a traffic stop the day after christmas lester. the idea started online months ago and grew from there. >> we want to keep his memory going wall he worked in newman. he lived in our community just a few miles from the farm. i think it is a way to keep his memory alive. whenever want to forget about him. >> the farm is known for creating elaborate corn mazes. the memorial maze is set to open on september 29. they are working on it. there will be three miles of pathways for his family and the community to enjoy. all of the proceeds will go toward his memorial fund. >> the new executive director of the oakland police community agency takes over tomorrow. he will help the police commission with police oversight and accountability. he previously worked for san francisco's department and the police departments internal affairs. >> a meteor shower is expected to peak today. astronomers say the first time is between midnight and just before dawn. this particular meteor is

meteorologists predict she will more than likely get her wish i was there and let america alysia newman joins us now from valley so eclipses are cool thing obviously but why so much attention for this particular eclipse. richelle you know it's one thing torrential or eclipse is not a given depending you know there are some places where it rings with is too much air pollution or light pollution so you can have a guarantee that even though what is called the path of totality is going to go where you are aware or in other parts of the world you're actually going to see the whole thing and so what we are now is the at the center of this very narrow pass where the moon is going to cover or appear to cover the sun and the skies here are absolutely among the most pristine in the world the weather is you can see is absolutely brilliant and so people are flocking you know from all over not just from chile fact just over that hill we've been seeing helicopters racing back and forth because this is going to start in just about an hour's time and when we're seeing is that we heard that bill clinton

. >> i know him like everybody and palm beach newman.n palm beach. if i had a falling out with him a long time ago. i don't think i've spoken to him for 15 years. i wasn't a fan. long time ago. i would say maybe 15 years. i was not a fan of his. that i can tell you. i was not a fan of his varied >> bret: bill clinton's office puts out this lengthy statement about the trips he took with him. there were only four, and it's really kind of interesting. >> that could be up for dispute as well. what is a trip. >> bret: what is a flight, what is a trip. >> epstein is at the center of a network of incredibly powerful and wealthy people. there's always been a lot of questions about him ever since this earlier accusation and the plea deal back in 2008, whether this was someone who skirted justice by virtue of those connections. i think that something that we really deserve to know about this current situation. in addition, i think we deserve to know after the 2008 deal, what is happening in the intervening 11 years that would have prevented maybe

if you can see closer to newman to the west of merced. one little cell. right now, though, we have the low clouds

if you can see closer to newman to the west of merced. one little cell. right now, though, we have the low clouds and fog melting away overnight. and in the past few hours, the clouds kind of getting their act together. with that, we have patchy fog near portions of the coastline. current numbers in the 50s and 60s. and here is our live camera, looking out toward sfo with patchy fog. we'll add that to the forecast in the short term. clouds coming back nearing the coast. let's check in with sal right now. and hopefully, is it all quiet now? >> just looking around here. and i don't see much going on, which is always good, when you look at the screens and there's not much to talk about. let's talk about solano county and 80 westbound. you can see the solano super commute looking pretty good through vallejo, fairfield on 37 and into the hercules area. 680 also looks all right coming in from over the benicia bridge. traffic is looking good to the macarthur maze. and when you get to the bay bridge. there's a little waiting. but not much so far. >> thank you, sa

levels what we're demonstrating and there are studies are newmans as well is that exercise helps even if you don't start till you're older anything is better than doing nothing and it's never too late to get. another lab at the university of mice are running around to their heart's content and their muscular activity has astounding effects as well they develop new cells in the brain that may not be a new discovery but now the researchers have shown. these additional nerve cells improve the precision of that memory capability that for. the ability to remember requires highly flexible cells that can quickly store precise information in the brain things like. where did i put that key again. what was it i wanted to buy. there that park my car. use official baggers team tested the still active cells from the brain of a sporty mouse. these were cells that had only just been formed. these young cells that have just developed more easily excited that neighboring older cells. and they also established fresh connections with other cells faster than the older ones did active newly formed cells p

like this time in the middle days in the middle of it dana newman out there in that bed oh yes a lot of us face if you know yes i'm from data as a 1000000 mean that i'm going to put a lot of my will into it by now but i thought up a little time on there are particular questions with the alchemy this panel that was in front of the business on this company that has been your own say that monoline be asking that more now is fine it doesn't if you remember that up with us so most of us is a lot of what i'm paid will get ok some of the new nickel some might get and they get less wealthy that is to make out emotionally but i believe it is tasteless you know it was yesterday and one a bit ok my commission and i wasn't i hold many other spectacular him as they call her early teens like what if i got a famous case can or cannot do that i'm not me that i have put on nothing like this but i wasn't obama. you know what it was one 4th but do you have any might have a better one. but i think i'd call that luck and begin to get ahead of the number of parties. express. what i mean by this even thoug

because donald trump would you know it‘s famous for his nicknames says there is no way that alfred newmanou we spent a lot of time in each other‘s company but can i show our viewers the seat you botany at the national stadium. put it up. it is the secret that he put me in last night for my first game watching basketball this holiday weekend. it actually basketball? i do beg your pardon. baseball. there is a clue in that i know not the first thing about baseball. he had a good time last night of going to the differences between ba5eball night of going to the differences between baseball and cricket, it‘5 night of going to the differences between baseball and cricket, it‘s a home run, not a boundary, here is that we could keep her, no that‘s the catcher. he had a good time. free hot dogs, free beer we had a good time. i‘m not yet, i watched the results coming today so i‘m following the team matthew, there in the third of a three—game 5erie5 following the team matthew, there in the third of a three—game series and the third of a three—game series and the nationals they want 5—2. is that none

new york times reporter andy newman decided to find out by taking on thejob himself.ew york city. hejoins us now. andy, are you going to give up your dayjob to do this? andy, are you going to give up your day job to do this? i don't think so, no. that would be a very bad decision at this point. i don't know if the apps want me riding for them. probably the worst part isjust writing around in new york traffic, and trying to figure out, do i want to take this order or that order, while also focusing on the fact i was about to get hit by a bus or a cat was going to run into me. it's got to think about. i also found out that many fewer people tip their delivery person than i ever would have suspected. and that's before you even get to the people answering the door. you put in your article, top tips, look the delivery worker in the eye and were clothes. what happened? this is not something that happened? this is not something that happened to me, this happened to a friend of mine who's been touring for several years, and he said that, fairly often, the door would be answer

character chelsea lawson left the storyline more than a year ago and now she is back, staying with nick newman, but with an attraction to his half- brother, who is the father of her child.>> i cannot wait to see how the story unfolds and what turns her mistakes chelsea makes. when she falls in love with one and sleeps with the other. who knows. you just never know. >> reporter: egan says fans were not -- >>> we are getting look at the first trailer for monday, the next level. the sql welcomes tune it characters to the jungle paid by danny devito and danny glover. the white knuckle adventure also features the return of dwayne the rock johnson doctor smolder braced on. to monday, the next level, hits theaters december 13. that is your eye on entertainment. >>> it is no surprise the a's are caught in an offense of battle but the giants have been jolted by a power surge with a combinatof veterans leading the way. and is all coming out. >>> taking a live look outside at the city of san jose. it is for: 52 this wednesday morning. we will be right back. >>> good wednesday morning starting off the day

newman people when they're buying into this are going to be going -- newman use that in the future wetuff see you around. >> thanks a lot. >>> coming up, big tech earnings are imminent three faang names getting set to report quarterly results this week we'll talk about which names could make the most sense for kees portfolio and which nam ma sense stay tuned you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc and that for me is what teamwork is all about. you can't do everything yourself. you need someone to guide you and help you make those tough decisions, that's morgan stanley. they're industry leaders, but the most important thing is they want to do it the right way. i'm really excited to be part of the morgan stanley team. i'm justin rose. we are morgan stanley. ♪ >>> uk weighing a response this morning after a british flagged oil tanker was captured in the strait of hormuz late last week. nbc's matt bradley joins us now with more. hello, matt. >> reporter: mike, you know, the latest development here is both seizure of that tairnker on friday, but the iranians have come out with 17 names or 17

you next question is about marie newman running against dan lipinski. we are thrilled to be supporting her in this race and feel that in this election cycle she will be the next member of congress and that is exactly what we feel that district, folks in illinois deserve, someone who will stand by the values of reproductive justice. >> any other members of commerce you could see emily's list getting involved in a primary? ms. schriock: the truth is the democratic party shares the values of access to safe abortion in this country. and so, the vast majority of our democratic incumbent are in fact pro-choice, as are, by the way, seven out of 10 americans, who believe -- so, we certainly monitoring the situation really closely because there are really fabulous women stepping up to run against incumbent. 2018. that in we did not engage in those races because of our policy. we are thinking through what is the right next steps for us? said, we still have a lot of work to do, even winning in safe open seats and picking up red to blue seats across the country. th

did they get anywhere newman duration they were paid they got about $150 per month the red cross carried at that mandatory life insurance policy for people who go to war. they were paid as well. but when they came home they were not veterans. and then american women who were in the military were not veterans in the full sense either. i think there is a public recognition. for most of them they just got go back to normal life. in trying to find the women's accounts of their life their diaries or letters they all end with the war. they go home and they go back to normal life. and they are not continuing to keep that record of their life. it has been really frustrating to me that a lot of them are lost at the end of the war especially women who change their names when they get married. it is hard to find them i do know that betty jane that i started with ended up getting a phd in philosophy from john hopkins a lot of the women went on and did really incredible things. for most of them they kind of blend it back into american society and go back with their lives. they think back on it. they

newman comics like spy versus spy and even its own board games are doing so. it's a game it's truly. not took no prisoners its creator said it was that to toughen up the younger generation show life's ugly side it was also indiscriminate parroting politicians on both sides of the spectrum we pride ourselves on the fact that we have no force. we are all philosophy we are all politics we don't pick sides we have no more scruples we have no say. because we have no rhythm and i'm about to set up in 1052 models of publications for a different generation it's lost its place in an era where offense taken victimhood have become new norms cartoonists now are gagged by hyper sensitive readers and profit driven media moguls cracking jokes is a risky business nowadays as the new york times found out after a jewish themed illustration well went a little wrong and it scrapped all political cartoons and just in case anyone missed its 1st apology it did not the one you know to be on the safe side we are deeply sorry for the publication of an anti semitic political cartoon las

newman lloyd reports. it was twenty years ago that king muhammad the sixth of morocco came to the throne. after the death of his father house and the second. he spent his childhood being prepareded for the role. his coronation the thirty five year old promise to come to poverty unemployment and social inequality. there were high hopes for a reformist king after the brutal regime of his father. two decades on what progress has there b been. economic g growth has been steay the country has seen major construction projects like the world's largest concentrated solar power plant on the edge of the sahara desert. and africa's first if a high speed rail line. but the gap between rich and poor has widened and is the highest in north africa. youth unemployment is at around 25%. when the fear we are proud of what has been achieved? however maybe not incentive to all the imperfections. and what's still wantt to do i totally exempted feature want to skip is that fair. the arab spring protests sold tens of thousands o

airstrikes curie doubt by government bombers and their russian allies in the rebel held town of loretto newman 2 strikes destroyed a crowded market killed at least 32 people it was a violent escalation in the country's ongoing civil war since late april syrian government forces backed by russia have been waging a huge campaign to dislodge the rebels from their stronghold in it live privates and once again civilians are the ones paying a heavy price. in a town turned to rubble a life is spared. himself and the wake of my this footage from the syria civil defense also known as the white helmets purports to show the moment rescuers pulled a young girl alive from the debris. but dozens of others could not be saved. we were woken by the sound of the russian occupiers warplanes they fired 2 missiles 1st then they came back and conducted a 2nd raid firing 2 missiles at civilians in a market there are a lot of civilian casualties many wounded. to britain days to syrian observatory for human rights blames russia for monday's strikes but russia denies this it was the 2nd day of deadly airstrikes and liv

and ryan dava newman, makes spacesuit replicas.onian national space museum in washington, d.c., hosted this event. >> we have assembled a panel of speakers. some of my favorite people i like to talk to when talking about spacesuits, to recount the making of the apollo spacesuits and inform us on the lessons we have learned in going back to

karen spencer newman. -- here is spencer newman. . >> we saw where we increase prices, we saw some elevated turn rates and lower retention. so it was a combination of those things. the primary story was around seasonality and timing and the nature of our content slate, but pricing played a factor. shery: now are entertainment reporter lucas shaw joins us. it seems like those price increases did not sit well with customers. lucas: netflix has for many years now been a growth stock, something investors believe in because it will keep adding customers at a record rate. they have set records for the company in terms of new subscribers added many years in a row. and what they will have to decide in this case, is is this a one quarter slow down, order signs of a trend? netflix insisted it was a blip. that they have a hard time forecasting. that they had a weaker content slate. lots of excuses given, but they still forecast that they will add a 7 million subscribers in the third-quarter and this will be another record year for them. if it is not, if they miss again in the third quarter, then they

parts of chile and argentina in a journey lasting about 6 minutes our latin american editor lucien newman travelled to live where in chile the best place to see the rare event. the transparent skies of northern chile especially the cold kimble region have turned this into the world's astronomic capital. but scientists aren't the only ones rushing to witness a cosmic event that is drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors here to see a total solar eclipse people say well what's question without a why do you want to travel so far to say. after you see the eclipse you will know that this will be the american couples 16th have been chasing solar eclipses the world over in a full solar eclipse. the position of the moon appears to fully cover the sun turning day into night it occurs somewhere on our planet roughly every 18 months but they're all different depending on the new cation the position of the sun and the clarity of the sky and maybe this french family just arrived from paris and says they expect this their 5th eclipse to be the best one yet yes it's an expensive hobby but once you see

museum hosts a discussion with space suit testers and designers, ryan nagata and professor david newman. >> take all the systems of a spacecraft, provide your pressure, give your oxygen to breathe. you have to scrub out your carbon dioxide, all those systems and you shrink them around a person and you want the person to stay alive, be safe and get their work done. >> at 10:00 p.m. on real america, the 1970 film moon walk one showing preliftoff preparations for apollo 11 and parades for the astronauts after their safe return to earth. >> 2 minutes, 10 seconds and counting, oxidizing tanks in the second and third stages now have pressurized, t minus one minute 35 seconds, third stage completely pressurized, 55 seconds and counting. neil armstrong reported back when he received the good wishes, thank you very much, we know it will be a good flight. >> and sunday, on oral histories at 8:00 a.m. eastern, apollo 11 flight director gene kranz talks about training for the mission, spacecraft problems and the july 20 moon landing. >> and they are all cheering, and you get this weird feeling. it'