. >> pluto 98, when you do break off, stay below 1500. we will have been cleared to land on one center as soon as you go. tell me you can break up. >> ok. i just want to let you know. all right. >> he has cleared onto the t-38. >> copy that. >> photo, go ahead and cross for now. then hold to the north of it. >> over. >> char, completely clear. >> holding center. >> turn left, contact to ground. >> klum 95. >> klum 98, clear to me -- pluto 98, cleared to land. >> alright, study, i know you hear me at home. >> if you want to head back -- >> i would like to get close to the aircraft and get the pictures and then we will be back to nasa. >> he is just crossing of the their -- crossing up theire. helicopters flying right now. >> we are aware of them. >> he is the only one. the other one is holding out east with the wide left camera. >> we will just shatter them pierre >> ok, thank you. copy that, you will just shatter the subject aircraft for the rest of its taxi. >> yes, sir. >> go ahead and proceed as requested. >> ok. >> pluto 98, right exi

pluto will take care of us. we'll be safe, baby.m the studios wanting me to do things that are very hollywood, and really slick. and it somehow escapes me as to why they've come to me. i don't know what they saw in the movie that would make them think that i can do those films, or that i would want to do those kinds of films. (slow percussion music playing) (julie dash) "daughters of the dust" is based upon african deities, so the structure unravels and the story reveals itself in a very west african way. in the way an african rio would recount and recall and retell his family's history. i was trying to shoot in tableaux that people would remember to redefine african-americans, specifically african women, in historical drama. (african woman) when i was a child, mother cut this from her hair before she was sold away from me. now i add on my own hair, there must be a bond, a connection. i wrote "daughters of the dust" while i was a student at afi. and they marked a big "no" across it. and years later, after i had done "illusions" i st

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> "pluto." april 17th. >> "pluto." >> hey!ll it magic ♪ ♪ sipping on the purple and the yellow drinking magic well we tell them voila magic ♪ ♪ voila magic voila magic voila magic fishtailin' out ♪ ♪ the parkin' lot leavin' magic two bad chicks and i got 'em ♪ ♪ out of magic on my way to aspen i forgot to do my taxes call up my accountant ♪ ♪ he gone make it do magic had to get a driver just to drop me at the airport ♪ ♪ the way i smoked the fool man i burned 'em up like newport ♪ ♪ $50,000 on a superstar's attire ke and young future bringin' them the fire ♪ ♪ all this cash make a chick wanna retire gotta drop a half a brick you wanna ♪ ♪ put me on a flyer excuse me but my lingo crazy see these diamonds ain't none of 'em ♪ ♪ forgave me two bad chicks wanna me the greatest aye young g ♪ ♪ in a brand new mercedes turn out the lot i'm a do a 180 for the haters ♪ ♪ i'm a gone 'head and do a 360 drinkin' on sprite got lean all day ♪ ♪ i'm a astronaut better church my pimpin' fishtailin' out the parkin' lot ♪ ♪ leavin' magic two bad

pluto 9-8, right exit. contact ground. >> tell me the route you want to fly again. >> clear to land 1340 at 14. >> proceed eastbound and, from there, we will get you towards mannassas. me point, we would like to get a straight-on photo. >> on thursday, discovery was officially transferred to the smithsonian and placed on permanent distrait. -- placed on permanent display. the national air and space museum at a welcoming ceremony. it moved from the dulles international airport to the smithsonian institution in virginia. coming up, we will hear from nasa administrator charles bolden, and former senator and nasa astronaut, john glenn. this one-hour event is courtesy of nasa. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [applause] ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to our distinguished panel of presenters. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of the colors and the singing of our national anthem by ms. denise graves. ♪ ['it's a grand ol' flag"] ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's earl

you heard them say pluto 95. that's the 747's call sign. they are going to eventually land.ing about one right. that's the runway they'll land on in dulles. first, there will be a spectacular fly by for people in downtown d.c. we'll see it first here at dulles and then a pretty low fly by near the national mall and a series of monuments. if you are looking up in washington, d.c., you're going to get an amazing sight which is the shuttle piggy backed on top of a boeing 747. >> why did nasa decide to do this flyover over washington, d.c. and over the national mall? >> reporter: well, this is a bit of a good-bye to the shuttle program, which is ending after 30 years so you may have just heard a whoa. people are starting to see it come into view. here it comes. you won't get a shot. there you go. you see nasa tv shot and it is pretty amazing. it's going to go just right over basically where i am. give it about 15 seconds. >> lizzie, i know that is not blasting off into space but it gives you chills. >> reporter: it really does. that was quite an amaze flyover. it went right over

pluto. [ inaudible ] >> center. >> and it's down. the space shuttle "discovery" ending its final flight. it left florida's kennedy space center headed here to washington. its final destination now, the smithsonian. our lizzie o'leary there on the ground at dulles. and we can't hear the energy, i guess, lizzie, but i know you can. >> i could. there were -- there was a lot of applause and a lot of cheering and you had two astronauts here who flew in "discovery." indeed, one of them, joe allen, also in the control room for several of the apollo missions and people with a long history of the space shuttle program which has come to an end in the air. people can see the space shuttles, a number of them in different places. "discovery" will be here and it takes about two days to get it off the top of that 747 that it's on. imagine a giant crane-like contraption that lifts the shuttle off and then moves it. that will take two days and then on friday it will actually be in here and people can come and see it. can't go inside but they can get

pluto 95 heavy. >> clear to land center at 1-4. >> gears down, pluto. >> scotty, i know you hear me. >> if you want to head east, that's good with us. >> i'd like to get pictures of the aircraft. where is echo tango? >> crossing at low altitude. >> we'll keep our eyes open. >> echo tango, you see where the other heli is flying? >> the other is east hodling with a wide angle lens. >> shadow now. >> ok thanks. >> if you copy, he just going to shadow the rest of the taxi. >> we'd like to do the same thing. give him a nice wide berth. >> proceed as requested. >> pluto, right exit.contact ground 1.2345. >> 5936 approaching to the left side. >> cleared to land right 1. >> tower, go ahead. at 1-4. plot 1-4. requested. tell me the route you want to fly again. roger. fly published altitudes. 3331 1 right clear to land. >> photo, proceed eastbound and we will get you moving towards manassas. >> go ahead. if the shuttle stocks, we would like to get ahead of it to get a straight on soda. is that now? >> probably yes. let me coordinate with the other tower. let me tell them. >> the u.s. house is

pluto is on all fours and naked. >> i don't know.ork the theme park at disneyland. >> my favorite ones, were those crickets? >> yes, crickets! >>> did you ever notice when you blow in a dog's face he is mad at you, but when you take him for a ride he sticks his head out the window? [ laughter ] those are just a few. any more you want to read tucker? >> no, we have to wrap this up. >> those were good. >> just things to think about. >> he warned us, guys get ready to laugh. >>> we will get back to answering your questions next week, and i want to thank my friend who sent these. it's a lot of fun. >> makes you laugh and think. >> you're getting laughs right now from the studio audience. >> thank you, guys. julie wright. you must have been laughing with us. >> why do you park on a driveway and you drive on a parkway. >> i think the funniest one is sarah's comment about getting undressed in front of the doctor. >> do you really want to? do you really want them to see you do that? >> it's odd if they watch. >> all of a sudden it's a show!

- pluto. - pluto. guess what we'd be calling this, gang? plutonium. plutonium. pu239. and you know what plutonium will do? plutonium as well as uranium 235 will undergo fission when a neutron taps it. and so this is used for power production. u235, used for power production. historically, when the bombs were dropped back in world war ii, the bomb that devastated hiroshima was a uranium 235 bomb. you know how much uranium 235 was left after the bomb was detonated? almost none. the united states shot its arsenal, one bomb, none left to speak of. you know what the bomb that hit nagasaki was? plutonium. plutonium. does the same thing. plutonium is made from uranium 235--238, very plentiful, but you got to bombard it with neutrons so you can make it. you can make plutonium. now, why do we get this 200 million electron volt? that's what i want you to know. you--all you guys know that uranium splits into elements and you get a lot of energy off, and you all know that the neutrons will cause new reactions. niceroony, that's junior high school knowledge, yeah, anyone takes a sc

he is still so tight to pluto crats that only movement on the streets and focus

pluto once identified as a planet, now no longer a planet. an ironic analogy for the final flight of a space shuttle and a space shuttle program that was once an emblem of american space exploration is no longer. you have that call sign that's sort of goes along with part of the narrative of the space shuttle program. certainly some of the astronauts who flew on "discovery" described the moment. used the word bittersweet a million times on the air today but one of them, joe allen said he was watching this with a tear in his eye seeing the first fly-by and probably would again when he saw the final landing, kyra. >> what are we going to see next? will the crew comeconference? >> yeah. what comes next is a bit more technical, frank cli. what happens is what they call the phrase for this is the de-mating of the two aircraft. essentially, it is a great big crane that will do in reverse what was done to actually get that shuttle on top of the 747. they'll lift it off and it will be moved in to the hangar here at the smithsonian, an extension of pa

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and, of course, the lottery commission doesn't care whether the ticket is on marchs or venus or plutoearly she's told the country, and that's why i'm sitting here. but has she told you that she won it? >> well, i'm part of the country. >> is it possible that your client will have the winning ticket that would have a different time stamp than the pool of tickets that she allegedly bought for the group, and would that be your defense to prove that it was not a part of the pooled group, but yet a ticket, as she said, that she bought on her own? >> first of all, you are a very resourceful and first journalist because you are the first person who brought up the time stamp element. and the answer is quite simple, i don't know frankly. >> a director of the maryland lottery, what can you tell us? >> as of today no one has contacted the maryland lottery to claim the ticket. >> can you confirm for us that there is a winner in baltimore? do you know when it was bought? what can you tell thaws you can confirm. >> we know through your computer system that on friday night less than four hours befor

widely known as a friendmy of flew toe, he -- of pluto, he joins us to discuss his latest book, "space chronicles: facing the ultimate frontier." please join me now in giving a warm welcome to dr. neil degrasse tyson. [cheers and applause] >> thank you for that warm introduction. just is so you know -- just so you know, this is the only public talk anywhere that i'm giving on this book. so you are here, here and now, for it. just so you know. i'm just saying. [applause] you're not missing it somewhere else. let me get ready up here. here we go. let me tell you how it all began. there was the big bang -- no. [laughter] it was the 1990s, i was approached by columbia university press to write a chapter in an encyclopedia they were preparing to celebrate the end of the 20th century. and it was called, quite simply, the columbia history of the 20th century. and i might even have it here. this was it, okay? now, what's significant about it is the person originally scheduled to write that -- i was approached in 1996. the person originally scheduled to write that was carol s -- carl sagan. he

historians who'd never serve inside the military all the reasons why george mead didn't win, that pluto and mars and your uranus were in some wed configuration. look, george mead won. he had a lot of end. but this man, again, he saved the union, and we've all but forgotten him. other questions, ladies and gentlemen? sir. wait, the mic is coming. don't launch a preemptive attack. >> in the book you talked about the fact that there were 160,000 people on the field -- >> [inaudible] >> knew where each other was. you also spent a little time talking about stewart. where's stewart, and where's the confederate cavalry? what was stewart, and when did lee find out where his opponent was? >> well, stewart is, i think, at that point 26 years old, might be 27 or 8 at gettysburg, but he's brilliant at certain things as a cavalryman. but stewart loves the press. he loves being in the richmond papers. he wears a black-plumed hat. he's brave, brilliant, he'll be killed at the fighting in coal harbor in 1864, but he got great press for his ride around mcclellan's army back in 1862. and when lee turns h

i can keep them in the cavernous he wants to talk to me directly on pluto 98. estimate we are going to be landing full length as possible. >> okay. we can work pretty much anything out to get him landing but we will just keep him in the pattern and get him as fast as possible. estimate of the wind is 34014. >> thank you. >> [back ground noise] [background noise] >> i may be moving you midfield right away after the 747 landsea to get on wrong way 30 to get him through because it's critical >> we will be ready. >> peace 38 is going to be making a right turn and we are going to try to get him on the ground so he might be passing just barely below you on the east downward trend so i need you to stay out 2000, okay? >> prudhoe 98 when you break off maintain 1,500 write down when we are going to have nuclear to land as soon as you tell me you can break out. >> as soon as the team's 38 and the 74 are cleared cross the runway. >> copy that. [background noise] turn left at the end and contact ground. >> prudhoe 98 clear to land 340 out 14. [background noise] [inaudible

. >> reporter: the two met a decade ago, on the set of "the adventures of pluto nash."ad a cameo role. the court records show their relationship extended beyond the set. they had dinner in 2010. after that, baldwin received a series of text messages, each one seeming to get more bizarre and threatening. saying she wanted to borrow money, to wanting to have his baby. then, on march 31st, court records say she showed up at baldwin's home in the hamp tobs in new york. that was the same weekend he proposed to his girlfriend, hilaria thomas. and she sent this e-mail to baldwin. i need to start my new life with my new name. then, another. i'm less than ten minutes away from you tonight. say i do to me. the next day, she's accused of following baldwin to new york's lincoln center. she reportedly had to be removed by security. on april 7th, more e-mails. i'm excited about creating genevieve baldwin. there's crucial things i need here and today. i need to see you now. and just this sunday, she is accused of showing up at baldwin's manhattan apartment building and trying to get i

she wasn't worked as a public cyst on "the adventures of pluto nash" where baldwin had a cameo role.ing the production of that comedy. we'll have to see if that's what prompted this alleged stalking. >> so i always wait to see what alec baldwin had to say about things. he's never short on words. is he saying anything about this? this is serious. >> we've been checking his twitter account. while his publicist says as you know, stalking is a serious issue. we turned this matter over to the new york police department, when we last checked he's made no comment or no mention of this case. but not surprising, these stars want to keep this hush. this is not something they want out at the forefront but again it's a serious story so we have to see what develops on this end, ashleigh. >> we don't know whether he's got additional security to watch out for him or watch his back? >> i wouldn't be surprised if he has. i would not be surprised at all. >> wish him the best, as especially as he goes into this lovely phase of engagement. it's a bummer you have to watch your back like that. thanks, nic

she met him on the set of the film pluto nash.ovie database, she worked as part of the crew. he first filed an official complaint with local police after she alleged to show up to harass him at his hampton's home on march 21st. when she showed up at his new york city apartment, he wasn't home but the doorman filled him in and he notified police and had her arrested. we did reach out to ball win's rep for response. he told showbiz tonight, stalking is a serious issue. we have turned this matter over to the new york city police department. the down side of fame, carol, it can be very, very scary. >> you got that right. a.j. hammer, many things to you. if you want information on everything breaking in the entertainment world, a.j. has it tonight on showbiz tonight at 11:00 eastern. >>> 20,000 fans cheering tim tebow on a sunday, still five months from the start of the nfl season. the jets quarterback did attract a crowd to an easter sunday event in georgetown, texas, not to watch him play football but to talk about his faith. the for

i was on the left side of pluto when i was in my 20s. everybody knows that.going through the rest of my life, those ideas were not working. i was going to more funerals than graduations for kid in oakland. i said we've got to do something to get jobs in this industry. the solar industry was taking off and i said why doesn't we get these kids jobs installing solar panels. it opened up my eyes to use green businesses to fight poverty. those were the ideas that captured the attention of a lot of people in the country. i think those are good ideas, i think they're good ideas because they're good -- if you believe in markets, they're great because they're free-market based ideas. >> what i appreciated about van and it didn't come off personally between us is the honesty in his own ideology. he's telling us now where he was versus where he is today. what i'm curious about but even today you embrace concepts like the occupy protest. how much do the occupy protests, wherever we put it on the left end of the spectrum reflect on the president? there's the source of my

and pluto 98, right exit. contact ground 132.45. >> 132.45. [background sounds] >> are you clear on bravo and -- [inaudible] i've got a holding. >> he wants to speak to -- [inaudible] [indiscernible] >> go ahead and move up, 132.45. [indiscernible] [indiscernible] [background sounds] [indiscernible] >> dulles, approaching to the right side. >> united 536, runway 1 right, cleared to land. [indiscernible] [background sounds] [indiscernible] >> at 1-4. alternative alternative >> all right, 514's -- requested, tell me the route you want to fly again? >> i don't care. [indiscernible] class b. >> 33, 31 visual 3 right? >> clear to land, wind 130 at 14. >> you are the shuttle discovert of achievements include delivering the hubbel space telescope to orbit, carrying the first russian cosmonaut to the spaceship, performing the first rendezvous to mir with the first female commander and bringing shuttle flights back to life after the challenger and columbia accidents. at the smithsonian annex, discovery will take the place of the enterprise which goes t

an opponent in november, and he also has -- i think it's a great way of just hanging romney for the plutourate he is -- poutocrat he is. >> how many people use the word "marvelous"? how many would use it for a budget? especially as the president points out and this is it. this is a budget that cuts food stamps, that cuts head start, that cuts every programstart, that cuts every program that would help the poor and middle class in this country thatr, that cuts medicaid in half, sends it to the states but that doesn't give the states the money they need to continue it, that guts medicare kills medicare, ends medicare as we know it, anybody coming into medicare now in the future will just be given a voucher that may or may not get you some kind of health care. and if it doesn't, tough. tough apples. you know, you are in the emergency room and the rest of us will pay for it so it kills medicare as we know it and provides a big new tax break to big corporations and to the wealthiest people of america. >> that's it. and that's what the presidencies as -- that's -- john obtain says this is the v

. >> he had pluto down his throat every day going after the same woman. >> olive oil. than canola oil. >> very good. >> cross town rival. >> i ain't scared of nothing! >> thank you very much, popeye. what do you think about the updates on the iconic cartoon character? do you have any suggestions for some? e-mail us at friends at foxnews.com. or twitter.com -- >> should we take this talking point out for the west coast feed? we'll find out. administration is spending a lot of time trashing oil but it's more crucial than you may think. it's not just for your car. how about your toilet seat and your lipstick unrelated? >> you scream, i scream. we all scream for ice cream, right? not if some parents have their way. why they say ice cream has got to go from their neighborhood. >> oh, my goodness. >> before we go, carrie underwood at last night's acm's. >> she opened up with this. your finances can't manage themselves. but that doesn't mean they won't try. bring all your finances together with the help of the one person who can. a certified financial planner professional. cf

. >> reporter: the two met on the set of the box office flop "pluto nash" in 2002. in 2010, but a source close to him says he did it to give the struggling action dress some career advice. a new york police source says the two actually had dinner twice. >> when the story first hit, many people thought this was a random woman that had never alec baldwin before. as it turns out, the two of them had shared a meal or two. yet, they weren't close enough friends that it would be acceptable for genevieve to knock on baldwin's door unannounced. >> she's been charged with action straighted harassment and stalking. -- aggravated harassment and stalking. her next court appearance is may 14. the judge issued a temporary order of protection for baldwin. natalie? >> thanks, mara. >>> it was just the right spot for a young leopard in tacoma, washington. now a month old, this endangered clouded leopard cub enjoyed not only a good meal but a good scratch, as you see there, at the point defiance zoo and aquarium. so cute. all right. seven minutes past the hour now. you're up to date

get me there, and there are plenty of destinations, including a whole new sloth of dwarf planets, plutoincluded, get over it -- [laughter] to visit. nobody says you have to visit a traditional plan. there are many rocky services that would welcome our footprints. >> and i just have a quick comment. i read this calvin and hobbes strip once, and it said the way right now that we know that there's intelligent life out there is that it hasn't tried to contact us yet. and i've got to say, i completely agree with that. >> yet, i have said that same thing but in a more severe way. but i said aliens have actually visited us, okay? there are two branches of that, but one of them, they've actually visited us, but they land in like times square and nobody knows, okay? or in hollywood, and no one noticed. but another one, of the more terrifying prospect is that they have visited us, they have inspected will we are and have concluded that there is no sign of intelligent life on earth. [laughter] yes, i have to ask how old you are. >> eleven. >> eleven, okay. welcome. is a past your bedtime? >> no. >

up stuff or take stuff out of context so much, look, i was proud to admit i was on the left side of plutoea. you have to work hard to be known as a radical and an activist even in the bay area. those are my young years. i have nothing to apologize for on that. i wish more people were idealistic in their young years. but you know, then they take that out of context. they make the hay with it that they make. i had a job before i went to the white house. i have a job now. there are a lot of people who can't say that. and we still have so many people who are out of work, whose mortgages are underwater. who are graduating off a cliff with a ton of debt and no jobs. and washington, d.c. is not working for them. it is has been hijacked by corporate cash or right wing extremism. my book, "rebuild the dream" is about a blueprint to begin to get us back to where we were in 2008 where we have a big energize movement but now a little bit more realistic about what it will take to both fix the political system and get the economy to work for the 100%. >> stephanie: i agree with "time" magazine, are you