and i want to thank our forces who are in operation panthers claw. they have the support of the whole country. they have the resources and equipment they need. of course, we keep under review the numbers and the equipment that is needed for the future. i've said we will look again at this after we have seen the afghan election passed hopefully peacefully and democratically and i've been talking about afghanistan's own responsibilities and that is that they provide army and police to the operation panthers claw. president karzai has promised that he will provide additional resources to that and i believe that is starting now. at the same time, i've said to president karzai that after october, i think it's important that the house knows that after october. we are prepared to do more work, mentoring and training the afghan security services and that is something that we will consider as we make our decisions about what we do after october. >> of course, the most recent focus on building up the afghan army on the coordination between afghanistan and paki

two groups, white supremacists and members of the new black panther party.he clashes have been violent involving hundreds of people at times. at the center of the battle, a brutal and unsolved death. gary tuchman has tonight's "crime and punishment report." >> reporter: the sights and sounds like a dark chapter in american history. >> we will give them exactly what they came across the street for. >> do you understand? >> reporter: the story is about justice and deep-seeded racial suspicions. the question is what really happened in this highway outside paris, texas. this man, brandon mcclellan, was hit and dragged by a vehicle, left dead on the road. these two men were arrested, charged with murder and sat in jail for eight months. this man, who did not want his face shown on video, is one of them. you're saying you guys didn't hit him? >> that's what everything says. >> reporter: you mean the evidence, but what do you say? >> i say we didn't hit him. >> reporter: eventually they were released. investigators say they had a lack of evidence, but some say the

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. >> operation panthers clock, a demilitarized push into taliban territory to clear the area for elections next month. phase one is now over and phase two and three will be to hold the ground. >> what we have done is to make the land secure for about 100,000 people and pushed back the taliban. what we have also done is start to break down the chain of terror lending them to the streets of britain. >> the danger is not over, and tactical success comes at a better cost. it has been difficult for nato forces as a whole. with that on their mind, they arrive at headquarters in brussels this morning with a message. in the complex world of afghanistan, military might allow will not be enough. >> we will not force taliban surrendered just through arms and overwhelming might, nor will we convert them to our point of view through argument and illogical conviction. >> the big question is, how long will nato says they -- stay in afghanistan, and what price should they pay? the answer is that they should stay as long as the afghan people in the progression and protection, but no longer. it is a difficu

. >> operation panther's claw, to clear the area for next month's election. stage one is over. stage two will be to hold the ground. >> what we have actually done is make the land secure for about 100,000 people. what we have done is push back the taliban, and what we have done also is start to break that chain of terror that leads in the mountains of one area it to britain -- that leads from the mountains to elsewhere. >> jeunesse, at a bigger cost. the most deadliest months so far -- it has come at a big cost. dafvivid miligbanband had a message that military might will not be enough. >> not the force of arms and overwhelming might. normally convert them to our point of view through force of argument and ideological conviction -- nor will we convert them to our point of view through force of argument and ideological conviction. >> what price should it be prepared to pay in human lives? the answer of david mille iband -- there are concerns the public mood is beginning to shift. >> what do we need in order to guarantee that our people in our society will support our engagement?

operation panthers claw is succeeding. but i have given you three questions. if we are going to get through this, i will take more people at the end if there is time, but just one question per person for the time being. >> one question, coming up. afghanistan, swine flu, the economy, plenty of pressing issues at the moment. is it right that mps are disappearing for 82 days? >> they are working with their constituency for much of that time. their job is to be a representative, and to be someone who votes and discuss these matters in the house of commons. if the mps job was only to be in the house of commons, then you would have the case. but their job is also to be in the constituency and listening to people. the idea that they're taking a holiday is wrong. i am taking on a few days' holiday and then getting on with the job. other people are also having a few days' holiday and then getting on with the job. in the modern world, an mp has a responsibility to use spent time in his constituency, he or she has the responsibility to do that. they have to spend time t

you had those three members of the new black panther party. they've returned with coercion, motor intimidation, allegedly hurling racial slurs. one of them was a minister, and they said that he was holding a night stick as he said there. so the justice department under the bush administration brought voter intimidation charges against them, but the obama administration dropped the charges. critics have said that they are trying to protect the party. one new york activists called it the most egregious example of voter intimidation he had seen, and he was in the south in the 1960's. today, reports say that the decision came from career lawyers in the justice department, and was approved by the attorney general. so quite a controversy brewing over this decision. megyn: do we know why? >> when we reported, they say that they felt justice was served. under an injunction, he is no longer allowed to carry a weapon within 100 feet of a polling place. this morning, the justice department has reacted to that claim, saying that it is distorting the decis

and we just want to soak up every moment of it. >> the putty hill panther leave wednesday for puerto rico. they will play their first game of the series on thursday, and we're going to keep you posted. they're going to tweet us and give us all the information on the web, and we're going the pass it on to the viewers. >> what a great story. you know we have a game tonight. >> yes. >> everybody wants to know what the weather is going to be like. i think we're clearing out. good news. you know what, i was downtown today, and it was hard to tell this was baltimore or boston. it's one of those days where we see all the red sox fans. as you can see, the rain is done in the inner harbor. we're starting to clear out, see a little bit of blue sky before the sun goes down this evening. so dry conditions, at least in the sky for the game tonight. we have a lot of wet ground out there, as we did see the storms roll through earlier. and they dropped a lot of rain on us. 74. that's where we're sitting right now. we cooled way down from the afternoon high, where we got into the upper 80s. the humid

they were able to be recognized by the state, and so the black panther, which laid on the black panther party in self-defense in oakland, california, adopts the black panther symbol becomes a permanent presence for the immediate future in the state of alabama for election. >> was the republican party a viable option at all? >> not an option. it was a single party state, and so it was democrats or nothing. and in fact, they entertain, local folk entertained the idea of joining the democratic party and voting democratic. as good as they started registering en masse when the voter registers an act is signed in 1965 in the federal registrar's comment for the first time because of the pressure they had a putting on the federal government and local people are able to register en masse, they are able, the democratic party says we are going to raise the filing fees from $5.50 to $50.5000. so the average in african-american in lowndes county at the time was making $900, which was well below the poverty level. >> a year? >> a year. so the democratic party purposely at the county level, and this i

we were able to be recognized by the state and so the black panthers which later on the black pantheropened in california and adopted at the black panther symbol which becomes a permanent presence for the immediate future in the state of alabama for elens

to be able to be recognized by the state, said the black panther, which later on the black panther party adopts the black panther symbol, becomes a permanent presence for the immediate future in the state of alabama for elections. >> was the republican party a viable option at all? >> not an option at all. it was a single party state, so it was democrats are nothing and in fact, they entertain. local folk entertain the idea of joining the democratic party in voting democratic, but as soon as they began to register en masse, when the voting rights act is signed in 1965 and the federal register ars the men, because of the pressure they are putting on the local people, who they were to register en masse, the democratic party says, we are going to raise the filing fees from $5.50 to five under dollars and $1,000, so the average african-american in lowndes county was making $900 which was well below the poverty level, a year, a year which was well below the poverty levels of the democratic party purposefully, this was the county of george wallace, the state party symbol at the time was right

. >> operation panther pasquale is taking its toll on both sides as forces continue major offensives.any soldiers are of little more than boys. even life and death, and there fighting is some of the toughest in decades. >> we will help defeat this insurgency. >> into a dozen 1, casualties were low. the only soldier was a 23-year- old, who died in a suicide building -- bombing in 2004. in 2006, patricia forced death toll began to rise. they rose again in 2007, and people were killed that year. and with eight more soldiers dead, the total stands at 184. this could be the bloodiest so far. it is a tragedy for, mets, family, and france. she endures this every day. >> there is no way to describe the feeling. >> more international news for you. the trial of the burmese opposition leader has resumed after a six-week delay. he is charged with breaking the terms of a house arrest after an american man swam uninvited. he faces five years in jail if convicted. at least 400,000 people are in need of temporary shelter in southwest china. at least one person was killed, 300 injured. up to 18,000 ho

. >> operation panther pasquale is taking its toll on bh sides as orces contin major ofnsives.y soldiers are of littlmore thanoys. even life and ath, and there fighting is some of the toughest inecades. >> we will help deft this insurgency. >> into a dozen 1, casualties were low. the only soldie ws a 23-year- old, who died in a suicide building -- bomng in 2004 in 2006,patricia ford death ll ban to rise. they rose again in 2007, and pele were killed that year. and wi eight more soiers dead, the tot stands at 1. thisould be the bloodiesso far. it is a tragedy for, ts, famil and france. she endures thievery day. >> there is noay to describe the feeling. the feeling. >> more internatial news for you. the trial of the burmese position leader has resumed afr a six-week delay. he is charg with breaking te terms of a hse arrest after an american man smninvited. he faces fiveyears in jail if convicted. at least 400,000 pele are in need of temporary shelter i southwest china. atleast one person was killed, 300 injured. up to 18,000 homes have collapd. pete harvey,9, accud of acting and

a soldier died of gunshot wounds, taking part in the operation panthers claw. >> it is a really big operationbut we have been following it this week on the bbc. oneç thing that has been raging all week yet again is about whether they are well enough equipped and whether there are enough british troops there at all for this offensive. >> that is right, that is an important question. how many troops do you need to secure the objective? what exactly are the objectives? that is what the secretary was speaking about earlier this week. he said, political reconciliation is very important. then of course, there is what is done on the battlefield. and he said it is very important of afghan troops hold the territory, that they do not just go in there and then move on. the people there need to not be afraid that the taliban is going to come back. we do not know how many taliban or afghan civilians have been killed. but there is mounting concern in afghanistan over civilian deaths. >> we will have sports and about 25 minutes. but first, a bankruptcy protection. >> it can take months, sometimes years for

they were filed during the bush administration and accused two members of the new black panther party of threatening voters at a philadelphia polling station on election day. you can see the video here. the only charge that stood was against the group he's leader who was punished for brandishing a deadly weapon. wolf has also called on john conyers to hold a hearing on the matter wrietsding that inaction by the justice dmenting merits congressional attention but a justice department spokeswoman says career officials do not require an explanation. >> and harry reid's son is announcing his run for governorship in nevada in the coming weeks, and one county democratic chairman says, quote, it is a very unfortunate thing for rory, that his father is running for re-election at the same time that he is running for governor. senator reid's popularity in the state has really taken a hit. rory is going to be painted with the same brush. in a may poll by the las vegas review journal, 35% of neff neff people said they would reelect senator reid and 17% would consider another candidate while 45% s

that may be as critical as stages two and three o operation panther's claw. >> canada says a ban by the european union onhe import of seal products an unfair restriction of ade, and i plans to appeal to t world trade ganization. theyay in a sustainable, humane. tre wer presentations from animal rights grps. present goriaarroyo says she will not extend her term. protesters id they feared the leer may try to hang on pow by revising the constitution. there is a lot of excitement about the olympic games in 12, nd the countdown is well underway. day marks ectly three years until the games begin, and preparations, we are told, a on schedule. our sports reporter spenthe y in east london >> on july 27 2012, this area will be a hive ofactivity as 80,000 people head to the opening ceremony. three years ago and stl plenty of worto be done. >> the go news is that this is not your dver speaking. >> he has ledhe way for several years, and today, he was at the front again. this high spd rail park is part of the plan. i am on thtrain. it is justulling out of the atform. sen minutes. we will see how lon

but there is also the british-led operation panther's claw. 3,000 troops strong. we'll look now of the video of the latest video at least out of afghanistan. a coalition helicopter crew engaging in insurgents who were setting up improvised explosive device according to our military, those ied's as they call them have been brutal on coalition forces there more british servicemen have died in afghanistan than died in the entirety of the iraq conflict. but in the dangerous helmand province in southern afghanistan, the u.k. military says it is now breaking the back of the taliban resistance there. fox news got an inside look at that action. [gunfire] >> british shoulders taking a fight to the taliban in southern afghanistan. clashing with an allusive enemy in the searing heat of central helmand province. 3,000 troops waging biggest mission of the war dug dubbed operation panther's claw. marines newly deployed to southern helmand in own operation called strike of the sword. the brits are having success. this drone video shows cornered taliban fighters oil drums floatin

who made the call to drop charges against a member of the black panthers for voter intimidation?ve answers that. bats are wild and dangerous. who are you going to call? . rewrite your hair's past and give it a whole new life. new aveeno nourish plus. active naturals wheat formulas proven to target brian: we all know too well the sacrifices of the military and their families, and the sacrifices they make for us, especially when they leave their families behind. gretchen: we have the daughters of two national guard members, and are turning their experience into a positive one. the two of you happen to put up at a national guard of bed, and you said to each other, you had this moment. >> i was not alone. i felt like i was the only one going through the ups and downs , the emotional roller coaster ride of having my dad in the military. when i met her, i knew i was not alone. brian: how did you take action? >> i realized that i had a lot of leadership potential and i started to reach out to people. i was invited to a symposium in the st. louis, and that is where i met moranda. gretche

and i want to thank our forces who are in operation panthers claw. they have the support of the whole country. they have the resources and equipment they need. of course, we keep under review the numbers and the equipment that is needed for the future. i've said we will look again at this after we have seen the afghan election passed hopefully peacefully and democratically and i've been talking about afghanistan's own afghanistan's own resps%b%@ @ @ @ @ @ @ h that is something that we will consider as we make our decisions about what we do after october. >> of course, the most recent focus on building up the afghan army on the coordination between afghanistan and pakistan is right. but i think it would actually help to acknowledge that some of the early objectives were slightly loftily and vague and the coordination wasn't there. i think we will take people with us for the future if actually we admit to some of the things that we got wrong in the past. let me ask some very specific questions about helicopters and afghanistan. isn't the basic problem

brish forces yesterday ended "operion panther's claw", which paralleled a u.effort to dislodge e taliban from t province. despite some succs in forcing out insurgents, the toll exaed on the brith, 22 dead in 28 days, has added to moting publicoubts in britain about the mission in afghanist. one critic concern: whether thbritish forces there, about 9,000 strong, are equipped cope with t taliban's increang use of roadside bombs. last week prime minister gorn brown defendethe war effort: >> im satisfied that operation panther's claw has the reurces it needs to bsuccessful and i ink the fact that it is maki progress athe moment and yielding results alreadyhows that tt is the case. more helicoprs are being ordered for afghantan but on the operations we' having at the moment it is completely wrong to say that theoss of lives has been caused by th absence of hecopters, and that has been cfirmed by people on the ground. >> from training field to battlefield and fromrontline to funer, today's newscast hihlights another day of suffering and sacrifice r our forces in gha

seven british soldiers have died in operation panther claw. brown says that should have been forewarned about the likelihood about the sudden rising casualties stemming from this offensive. disposal bomb expert who died on monday in helmand. the 28-year-old from the royal logistic corps is described by his commanding officer as unbelievably courageous. his wife says she has not just lost a husband but a best friend. appear not only a war in afghanistan but also a battle between the british army and downing street. the invention of malik brown who leaves his post at the end of this week. criticized the government for failing to supply enough troops, equipment or vehicles. the chief of dissent staff have made similar assertions. >> the more that you can increase your tactical flexibility by moving people by helicopter then the more uncertain, more unpredictable your movements come to the enemy. >> people like the prime minister, the secretary of state, the defense, the generals know in their hearts of what we've got in afghanistan is not advocat

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members of the black panther party threatening voters. charges against them have now been dropped.tem pole did this go? bill: see this guy? what he did to skip church on sunday landed him with police. call the number on your screen. bill: we are getting some new details on bring in deep space shuttle endeavor back home. nasa found no noticeable flaws during an inspection of the heat shield. the wings and knows of each shuttle is now inspected in stace ever since the -- space ever since the columbia disaster. megyn: it was supposed to be a godsend for america's struggling car industry, government-backed credit up to 400 -- $4,500 for folks to trade in their gas guzzlers for a more fuel- efficient version. but some car dealers are running away from the so-called cash for clunkers program. why? we are at a pontiac gmc dealership in indiana. why do the dealerships not like the program? >> the first concern is they are dealing with the government. they are also concerned all the money is gone and they will not get their money back. with me is the owner of this a dealership. $1 million f

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seven british soldiers have died in "operation panther's claw." which is aimed at securing helmand province ahead of next month's elections. lord malik brown also says the public should had been forewarned about the likelihood about the sudden rising stemming from this offensive.a who died in helmand on monday. his name is captain shepard. the 28-year-old from the royal logistic corps is described by his commanding officer as unbelievably courageous. his wife says she has just not lost a husband but a best friend. appear not only a war in afghanistan but also a battle between the british army and downing street. the intervention of lord malik brown, who leaves his post at the end of this week, comes ahead of the army. criticized the government for failing to supply enough troops, equipment or vehicles. the chief of dissent staff has made similar assertions. >> the more that you can increase your tactical flexibility by moving people by helicopter then the more uncertain, more unpredictable your movements become to the enemy. >> people like the pri

since operation panther's claw began, there's been a sharp increase in the number of casualties. >> we had our moments. we had days when the casualty load has been intense and days when the surgical's team been working full on, all of our teams have been working full on. they have done extremely well and i believe delivered a standard of care second to nothing. >> reporter: earlier this week the m.o.d.'s decision to fight the compensation claims of two injured soldiers provoked outrage of those serving with the armed services. many of those left comments on a forum. >> translator: some m.o.d. civi clocks got nearly half a million for a typing injury. look how little the wounded guys get. it's pitiful. >> what we all want is to be treated fairly, paid and looked after when we're injured. >> the worst thing about this is the effect it could have on morale. >> reporter: with casualty figures now climbing at an alarming rate, the defense secretary has admitted it was possibly a mistake to seek to reduce the payouts. the government has brought forward the review of the compensation scheme,

casualties during this new offensive against the taliban called "operation panther's claw." this morning the foreign secretary has responded to several claims over the weekend that the uk mission in afghanistan is poorly equipped. >> the people who were killed on friday in sangin, five british soldiers, five british soldiers, they were on foot patrol. foot patrol in the central part of the mission that we have. we are not going to be able to do our mission in afghanistan through tanks and through helicopters alone. helicopters, as you said, are important for transporting people around. but in the end, the great danger that our troops face is on the ground. >> reporter: this lunchtime, the defense secretary ainsworth faces questions and the comments and the conservatives are likely to grill him on the shortage of helicopters. >> it is a scandal, in particular, that they still lack enough helicopters to move around in southern afghanistan. the government must deal with that issue as a matter of extreme emergency but it would not be in our national interest to scale back britai

at what commanders are saying on the ground about the provision that is being made for operation panthers claw. of course there is a debate about the future and what you do with the reserve -- with the future and whether you spend more training the forces or not. but it is unfair to say that this operation is underfunded and is not working because it is working. >> he said you're going to take a few days' holiday to shed some light on -- a few days' holiday. to shed some light on that, how many books are you going to read? what would you do? >> i am looking forward to being with my children and it will be in this country, not abroad. as for what i want to do, i want to watch a lot of support because this has been a great summer of sport and i have missed too much of it. we had a great time almost getting to the final period we have got a cricket team that is doing brilliantly and i want a chance to watch some of these great sporting occasions over the next few weeks. that is what i think i will be spending my time doing. >> are you satisfied the range runs around during mckinnon our balan

. >> reporter: operation panther's claw began five weeks ago in a blaze of publicity. one of the biggest air assaults in british history. it has ended. ten soldiers died, but it is being hailed a success in advance of afghanistan's presidential elections next month. >> we have brought back into, as potential, electors and voters between 80,000 and 100,000 of the afghan population in the helmand river valley. we brought back and we intend to keep under our control, a very large and significant economic sector. >> reporter: within hours of the announcement and barely a few dozen miles of the battle of panther's claw another 22 soldiers were killed. 191 since the war began. the british people told to expect more. >> we know recent sacrifices will not be the last and we'll also explain the seriousness of the security situation in afg n afghanist afghanistan. >> reporter: in britain, the burden of the eight-year war, not just panther's claw, is being keenly felt. at times nearly continuous funeral bringing the dead home from battle have cut deep into the national will to fi

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and the legal battle against the new black panther party. all in the washington times. >> government cash-for-clunkers program hits a speed bump. they plan to suspend the program. underway for a week now. and car dealers worry the money may soon run o the national highway traffic safety commission said dealers will receive plenty of warning before the program runs dry, but dealers can stop taking part at any time. >> brace yourself for a heavy rain. when it will arrive coming up in the sky watch forecast. >> mr. clucky is maybe an outlaw but no criminal. >> later on fox 45 news at 10:00. meet mr. clucky. and type out why his neighbors want mr. clucky gone. >> in the sense of it basically kind of distorts the senses of the body. your ability to hear, smell, touch, see. >> and it is perfectly legal. what one community plans to do get sweet blueberries -- just 99¢ a pint with your club card. safeway just lowered the price of summer. . >> a very popular legal plant may soon become illegal. ocean city leaders will soon vote for outlaw salvia afte

this created habitats of this panther can live. we should not lose the florida panther.we should not lose the jaguars and new mexico and arizona. we should not lose the polar bear in alaska. this is where the endangered species act is real. these are the people at fishing and wildlife that are out there on the ground. my book is not just about theodore roosevelt, it is about how we got to where this triumphant story -- we do have a great system. the problem we have is, we're not maintenance and properly due to not enough funding. people do not like it -- you mean i cannot build a condo complex because of the great panther? it is always that balance. >> how we look at other countries? >> all of them at -- all of them around the world, and rest -- and roosevelt was the progenitor of the movement. . it is born of a presidency of roosevelt. >> how often in your research in this book did you go from a conversation or to a place and say they are doing their job? >> on the ground? >> did you ever get irritated by the attitude somebody had or the federal agencies that keep all t

and the black panther party and the young lords party and sts all carried on that tradition through the60's into the 70's. this all began with this amazing scholar activist educator, and i think we need to ponder what we are missing when we no longer have people like hubert harrison on our street corners educating all about politics. educating us about history. bringing people from different generations together. bringing the world to us by talking about asia and africa and latin america and the connections between the experience of different people. i think this is a book whose time has come because we need to reclaim this tradition especially for our young people who need this more than anything. and so that is all i want to say. this is a book for our time and this is a person who is legacy needs to be honored. >> that's wonderful and if i may add from paris and in the book you will see where harrison believed that intellectuals had to come down and makes amongst the people, and he was a leader in that and he spoke as many document in certain weeks he spoke as many as 23 times a week

it is like a behemoth and yet the technology is fast, like a panther.i need you, tina, to be a spokesperson to travel the country and get each state to create laws to fashion conduct that will stop this kind of behavior. >> and she is doing that and has been very courageous and i think she is a wonderful spokesperson for this. you are a brave woman and have honored your daughter. thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> thanks very much. >>> coming up, the ugly battle brewing over the custody of michael jackson's children. >> i hypnotized kimberly very deeply. i took them to a deep transand i said on numerous occasions, i did something highly unethical. i asked him straight on while he was in deep trans, i asked him, michael, have you ever touched a child in an inappropriate manner and he immediately answered me, no, i would never do that. and then i asked him, well why did you pay chandler off because that was the time when the press were hitting him and he immediately answered, i couldn't take it anymore. i had enough. lñfñiñ >>> this is americ

of us not following that other element of what he just said inspector was a character in the pink panther movies, rick. rick: thanks for the reminder on that one. the speaker didn't sign the letter that the democrats sent him which they claim to have been lied to. but she did weigh in today. what did she say? >> speaker pelosi held one of her regular news conferences today. of course, reporters asked about this. the fact that seven of her colleagues or democratic conrads are now making similar charges to the ones she made two months ago. the speaker was careful not to claim to be vindicated. all she said was obviously the members here received a briefing from director panetta that concerned them and they are following up with it as they will as they see fit. a very cautious response from speaker pelosi. rick: as for that briefing from the director, any idea what classified details he did disclose in this briefing 15 days ago? he could have cleared this whole thing up and he is not talking, right? >> right. he thinks some people close to him say that further discussion of this will damage

. >> registration for the black panther party convention being held at party headquarters. >> nine. >> quakers gathered to continue their silent vigil. a california couple said they plan to marry at the precise moment that armstrong sets foot. >> ignition ♪ [ music ] >> i came to nasa in february of 1968. i had been teaching high school in florida. >> reporter: at 25, richard was one of the youngest men on the floor during apollo 11's mission. hired on for $9,000 a year, nasa gave him his first assignment. >> i handled all the equipment that would process a television down link from the spacecraft. >> reporter: he had to figure out how to beam mankind's first walk on the moon to the entire world. >> are you getting a tv picture now, houston? >> neil, yes, we are getting a tv picture. >> the hurdle is how do we convert this signal and make it a broadcast standard that we could could remote back to houston and then provide it to the world. >> and the world waited. july 20th, 1969. >> reporter: a team of people helped richard plan how nasa would televise neil armstrong's first step. >> s