for rolls-royces, three cadillacs, and can range rovers. -- tan range rovers. they're heading from the cemetery where the rich and famous are buried. >> lots of speculation as to have the details war unfold this morning and certainly we're not hearing a lot from the jackson family. we know from the live picture we have been looking at that the jackson family motorcade is making its way through the place. there will be a private family service at the lawn. his casket will either be taken by a motorcade or air link to the staples center. we have yet to find out. we have a heavy police presence, and if you follow the camera over here to the left, you can see once the motorcade enters, they will drive up to the gates to see their end up on into the cemetery. once there, we do not know exactly what kind of family ceremony we can expect in terms of religious value. we know michael jackson was a jehovah's witness. that is what his families are. over the years, he has also doubled in islam and christianity and even to ball up, and we do not know what kind of service it

i was in an interview earlier today, and it was pointed out that the marce spirit rover and the rovers were up there takes a day, and you talk to the principal investigator, and he said with a human being, we could have done it in 45 seconds. that is what the human intelligence, a human being can do. neil: thank you both. neil: a loser lender with a lesson, maybe, but stocks clearly of on a beleaguered lender posies fortune not looking down, not because the government rescued it, but because private investors did. -- the legal blunder's fortune. -- beleagured lender's fortune. >> bondholders are going to give the lender access to up to $3 billion in short-term liquidity, over 10 percent, by the way. it is going to temporarily keep them out of bankruptcy court, and it is big because cit provides financing to almost 1 million small businesses on the world, and many of those customers are retailers and suppliers, who are battling the economy right now to put forth a good showing during back-to- school shopping season. but here are the issues -- one, will it be enough, given their greatest

> this is within of the apollo rovers.had rovers just like this one that allowed them to drove further away from the landing site, where a ittle more of the interesting joel was. if you look at it, at the end of the day, they had to come right back to where they landed. nasa is developing a new lunar electric rove. this one allows the astronauts to drive away from the landing sites and when they get back into it, it's also not only the work environment but their living environment. they can travel for days even weeks away from the original site to explore the surface. >> it's like a lunar mobile home? >> exactly. i'll be talking about what it was like to live and work in the electric rover last fall during within o. field tests that nasa had. >> what was it like? >> it was awesome. it's like camping but you're doing a lunar simulation. it's a district the participate in a field test like that. >> do you think the moon gets forgotten these days? it's nice to kind of cop back at a time moon. >> it is. it's our closest neighb

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. >> i tried the rover. >> the rover, i was really the navigator. john was the driver.[laughter] >> and writing with john, i call him for the older view here here, one of the old race drivers, barney oldfield. i sit here comes the barney oldfield again. he was real flat out on the moon and we set the mood speed record at the time, 11 miles an hour. and we were bouncing like this. i'm glad i had my seatbelt on, boy. because the rover only weighed 80 pounds on the moon. with the spring in us, and it would hit the bumps and the rocks and the little goalies in the small craters. and we just bounced all over. >> this is great stuff. listen, i wanted to give you all a chance here in the studio audience. this is your big chance. if you would like to have questions. we will ask you to come to that microphone right over there. and while you're making her way i can tell you there was a question from newseum.org via google moderator, and it is, let's see. it's a tossup. is for all of you. so let's start with you, john. how far do you think the united states should go with space ex

. >> well, the rover was -- i was really the navigator.and riding with john, you hear one of the old race drivers, it here comes bernie again. he was flat out on the moon. the speed record on the moon was 11 miles per hour, and we were bouncing like this. i was glad i had my seat belt on. the rover only weighed 80 pounds on the moon, so the spring in this would hit the bombs and the rocks and in the gullies and the small craters, and we would just bounce all of the place -- would hit the bumps and the rocks and the gullies. >> if you want to ask a question, we have to ask you to go to that microphone right over there. and there was a question from museum.org and eagle moderator. it is a tossup. it is for all of you. -- and the google moderator. toss-up. it's for all of you, so let's start with you, john. how far do you think the united states should go with space exploration? do you set limits, i gather s what the question is? >> i think there are always limits that you have to set in terms of funding. what can you afford, but i would say

. >> pope benedict xvi is rovering from a minor operatio he injured himself in a fl in italy. hesundergoing a procedure to realign his bones. this is thfirstignificant health issuef his papacy. thshuttle endeavour hasdocked at the international space station. no fer than 13 astronauts greeted each other whethe hatches open, but not everything s gone plan. at one pnt, the commaer had to rotate the shuttle backwards so his team could check for damage to the craft. >> just an hour-and-a-lfafter the two craft's came together, thhatch oped andhe 13 astronautsegan their run t do space. terpleasantries, there was wo to do. e 11-day mission includes finishingork on the panese research laborory. one of the astronau haseen aboard the station f three months. the space shuttle -- thehuttle endeavour is her seen i speeded up 15 times. >> cy. >> that came in at 12:14 central time. >>the shtle was traveling at 17,000 miles an hour. nutes earli, it performed our rotation to allow crewmembers to photograph the exterior. missn control needed to see what damage had been done when th shuttle was

many experts think thelobal economy will rover next year, despithigh unemployment. >> susiehere's a look at at's happening tomorrow: the june reportsor consumer prices a industrial production are releed, as well as the weekly rept on crude oil and gasoline inventories. also, quarterlresults from american airlines pare, a.m.r. tonight's commtator has a few thoughts on what he calls "t washington way." he's allan slo, senior editor at large at "fortune". >> tre are simple, straightforward, and honesways to do things; then, there'the washington w. considerhe way washington is trying to reduce gasoline age and carbon dioxi emissions. the easiest, most straightforward and host way to do this would be toax gasoline and cbon emissions. that way, people wouldee what things cost,nd could make inteigent decisions on what to buy and use. and the govement could give rebates to theeople who can't afford the higher tas. but no one in washington wts toe accused of raising taxes on anye other than the rich, whoever they are. so inste of simple, straightfoard taxes, they give us rules that the insidersan

the exciting thing about this is that this was only a first path that this rover and this exploratory mission took on wednesday. there will be several more paths they expect clearer resolution and new pictures of the sites coming in the next few months. >> nasa's version of google effort. we will be watching. >>> the family of a soldier captured in afghanistan is asking the country to pray for their son's safe return. the taliban posted a video on- line of bowe bergdahl. the family released a statement through police in idaho. >> we have been overwhelmed with the outpouring of support and concern toward bowe bergdahl and our family. as you know the situation is extremely difficult for everyone involved. we like to remind all of you, that our sole focus is seeing or beloved son bowe bergdahl safely home. >> reporter: he was serving with an alaska-based infantry regiment near the pakistani border. the victim of the shooting that led to a police standoff in virginia last week has died. hillary bradford was shot in falls church. the suspect barricaded himself inside of a house with a woma

t they do have plans to send robots tthe moon, little rovers and things lik that. and they've talked about having humansn the mon, certainly by the 2020. so we n expet, perhap reistically a chinese on the moon, maybe in about5 years. and the jo is of course that on themericans get to the moon, wel have to eat chinese foodecause the chinese will already be ere. >> the americans would be returng but the chinese say this is their first adventure. >> of course, ah. >> anbeyond, this say, the moon. what'she other frontier that we look to? >> mars is the ovious target here andhen president bush announced a plan to return the moon in 2004 and said we will return the moon by 2020, the ultimate goal was get to the moon and then get to mar and so there are lots of plan, lots of dreamsto go t mars. america and nasa has a particularly vigorous robot exploration program but no concretedate, b ultimately th is the timate goal for man space in mars. >> good to talk with u again. thank yo >> thank you. >>> there was a lot of news today, se of it encouraging, some of it scouraging

their spacesuits attach to the exterior of the lunar rover.rom inside astronauts could step in or step out of their suits. jeff hanley leads nasa's new system of spacecraft called "constellation." >> we're trying to go anywhere. we're trying to stay twice as long with twice as many people. >> reporter: but critics-- including the second man on the moon-- say nasa must go to places people have never gone before. >> it's a little bit different than neil and buzz kicking up dust on the moon. i think we owe them something more than that. >> reporter: ultimately, america has to make hard choices about how much risk to take and how much we're willing to spend. just a trip to the moon would cost an estimated $100 billion as once again nasa makes the case for space and the next giant leap for man. mark strassmann, cbs news, houston. >> couric: back on earth, an amazing day at the oldest golf championship on the planet. 59-year-old tom watson is tied for the lead at the british open. steve marino, his rival at the top of the leader board, was only thre

but they do have plans to send robots to the moon, little rovers and things like that. and they've talked about having humans on the moon, certainly by the 2020. so we can expect, perhaps, realistically a chinese on the moon, maybe in about 15 years. and the joke is of course that once the americans get to the moon, we'll have to eat chinese food because the chinese will already be there. >> so the americans would be returning but the chinese say this is their first adventure. >> of course, yeah. >> and beyond, this, say, the moon. what's the other frontier that we look to? >> mars is the obvious target here and when president bush announced a plan to return to the moon in 2004 and he said we will return to the moon by 2020, the ultimate goal was get to the moon and then get to mars. and so there are lots of plan, lots of dreams to go to rs. america and nasa has a particularly vigorous robotic exploration program concrete date, but ultimately that is the ultimate goal for man space in mars. >> asif sidiqqi, good to talk with you again. thank you. >> thank you. >>> there

. >> reporter: more orbitars and rovers are scheduled to launch but no human flights are in the worksthe difficulty of such a trip. >> theadora rig of the trip puts us in a position where we need new technology to go to mars. >> reporter: the men who walk on the moon now dream of mars and hope the president

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and the wind's like a wetted knife, and all you ask for is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow rover a sweet dream when the long trip is over. good sail to you, walter. slice the main brace. >> this next hymn is a family favorite. it is a hymn that expresses someone who knows and loves his own country, but is also a citizen of the world. i think you'll recognize the tune, "finlandia," the words are printed in the bulletin. >> ♪ this is my song, oh god of all nations a song of peace for lands afar and mine this is my home the country where my heart is here are my hopes my dreams, my holy shrine but other hearts in other lands are beating with hopes and dreams as true and high as mine my country's skies are bluer than the ocean and sunlight beams on clover leaf and pine but other lands have sunlight too and clover and skies are everywhere as blue as mine o hear my song o god of all the nations a song of peace for their land and for mine ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> now i invite you all to join in this final commendation. give rest, oh christ, to thy serve ant with thy saints, where sorrow and pain are

fiscally conservative democrats say they have agreed on a deal which cuts more than $100 billion from the rover haul plan. this comes as the president hits the road to promote the program and assure americans this is about covering the uninsured and not diminishing the quality of care. >> we're not going to be changing your system if you are happy with what you have got. under the reform that i proposed, if you like your doctor you'll keep your doctor. if you like your health care plan, you will keep your plan. now, if you are one of 46 million americans who don't have health care coverage, you'll finally be able to get quality, affordable coverage. >> reporter: a vote on the house by the energy and commerce committee could come as early as today. >>> days after the murder of a pregnant woman, police find her baby alive. that story is coming up. >>> plus, the secretary of defense says thousands of military families may get to see their loved ones return from iraq ahead of schedule. >>> if you have gone organic in an effort to stay healthy, doctors say the change may not be doing you much good.

. >> gary took some pictures of his rover 200 with the intention of sending them to a car sales magazine. when he uploaded the photos on to his p.c. though, this is what he saw. the king of pop staring back at him from the bonnet. >> nonchalant. that is not michael jackson. that is loretta lynn. [ laughter ] coal miner's daughter on that bonnet. [ laughter ] this is -- this is from the confirmation hearing for supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor. sit back and enjoy this bit of improv comedy from alabama senator jeff sessions. >> thank you for able comments and mr. henderson, good to work with you. senator leahy and i were talking during the commercials we're going to do that crack cocaine thing that you and i have talked about before. >> thank you, senator. >> yeah. maybe we'll go kill a hooker, who knows? these hearings turn into season six of "the liar". [ laughter ] here in california, we have no money. our budget situation is a mess, and when you have no money, what do you do? you sell drugs, right? a state representative from san francisco just introduced a bill that would legaliz

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and there's wonderful people for you to talk to like a lunar rover expert that's going to be here with morning. we'll find out about the ones of yes, sir terrier and the ones they are using today. and we have allen bean who was on apollo 12, the fourth man to walk on the moon. now he's an artist and paints moon pictures. >> really neat. thanks, holly. we'll see you at 7:00. let's turn things over the allison and steve. >>> coming up, we are following breaking news overseas this morning where 168 people have been killed in a commercial plane crash. >>> also on top of a developing story here at home, a standoff involving hostages stretching into its second day in virginia. >>> and the house unvailing legislation to fix the nation's ailing health system. paying for it with taxes is not going over well with everyone.

eaton was behind the wheel of a range rover in rockville last august. the 10-year-old jasmine was killed in that crash. >>> a metro bus driver is charged with kidnapping tonight. they say that the charges were leveled against the 41-year- old, michael robinson, after refusing to allow a passenger off his bus. now, this reportedly happened over the weekend on the d-14 line to southern avenue in prince george's county. he is now on administrative leave. >>> a woman accused of cutting a fetus from a mother's womb was arraigned today. the 35-year-old was arrested aftethe r iendfrs gr suspicious of her claim that she had just given birth to a baby girl. that little girl survived. the body of the mother was found ina a ssachusetts apartment building where she also used to live. >>> ready to land? coming up, a look at this space shuttle, wrapping up their mission. >>> president obama, they are trying to extinguish a racial controversy with the cold beer and conversation. i'm joel brown at the white house, it's coming up. fab@fa >>> more green on wall street to

you can see foot paths and where the rovers went. >> i want to see the picture of the american flag still there 40 years later. >> people keep asking that. that is a pretty mall thing to get. >> if if you get footprints you can get a flag. >> i don't know if we will get individual footprints but you can see a bath. it is -- path. it is a half foot resolution. maybe if we get a good shadow maybe we will be able to see it. hard to say. >> we are talking about goddard and what they are doing with the lro and this is free and open to the public at the visitors center. what do you think the future is, we have questions of where things are going given budgetary concerns. where do we go from here and what is goddard's role in the future of exploration. >> i don't know that anyone knows the answer to. that barack obama recently appointed the nealson -- augustine commission and they are trying to make decisions about that. they are holding public forums. if you are interested go to the nasa website and learn more about it there. they have a panel of awesome, amazing experts who are going to make d

spent billions on the international space station, the hubble telescope, the shuttle program, mars rovers. but now with no rush to the finish line, nasa's budget is about 1/5 of what it was back then. >> beat the russians to the moon. we achieved that goal. and there was no political will to continue. >> reporter: apollo astronauts are on a new mission to convince america that even in these tough economic times, the nation should invest in space. >> one sent out of your tax dollars goes to support space. you decide whether that's worth it. >> reporter: the apollo program involved 400,000 jobs. america lost more than that just last month. small investments can create jobs. president obama wants to add almost $1 billion next year to nasa's budget. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> buzz aldrin supports using the moon as a wait point on the way to mars. that's just one of the proposals being discussed. the cost is well above $100 billion. >>> a sudden downpour and excessive speed is being blamed for a pile-up involving 250ars on the german autobahn. 66 people were injured. this happened

they wil get a bigger ba from the stimulus as the months go on and that, in fact, the economy is roveringive them time beforehey s to president obama and the congss you've got to do something else >> ron, doesh put pssure on the obama administration to make sure they get public option in t health care bl? that wouldhange a lot of lives in ohio. >> i think it might, but ion't think they have the otes to get it through the senate the way it's currely drafted now. there areany centrist democrats. i think they're in a difficult spot rht now. gives us republans an openin we've been looking for. >> jamal, what do you think? >> i think the first time of this year, wre losing jobs, 700,000 jobs a month,hat number's has been gog down,

and secondly, because at some point when theconomy begins to rover, we nt to make sure that we don'tverstimulate theconomy intoan inflation. so f both of those reasons we're gng to have to unwind essentially a of the ograms that will be put out. >> dave hoton, you have a estion in the same area. >> hi, weome to kansas city. >> thank you. >> my name is dad houston. i'm a third gneration sll-business owner with office here in shawnee, kansas, sub diadce o des moines in aha. my question isartly a statement butalso a question. i very frustrated in the past yearhen i see billions and billions of dollarssent to larg financial institutions and if whate were eludeing to befo. i'm especial up set when i he the phrase, and you used this, quote "that company is too bigto fail" s a small bunessperson, that's very hard to swallow. i feel like a more accurate statement of pocy would be oo big to fail, t sall to se. my busine and tusands of hers fall into that t small to save categor small businesses employ more people than theortune 500 companies combined. but truly believe sma businses are gettin

. >> if you want to sleep tight, you can count on rover to make sure the bed bugs don't bite. >> exterminatorscountry actually enlisting bug sniffing dogs just like heidi right here that can inspect a home in a matter of minutes. not only are the doggy inspectors much faster than people, they are 95% effecti in sniffing out bed bugs >> heidi's owner says she's the most invaluable tool he's ever gotten for his business. we'll be right back with "world news now." ♪ another one bites the dust, another one bites the dust ♪ >> welcome back from los angeles this morning. we're talking about michael jackson throughout the day. there's word this morning a company from michael jackson's hope state built the superstar's casket. no one at the batesville casket company would confirm or deny that but plenty of employees seem to know a lot about it. they say it's polished bronze, has some 14 karat gold with a blue velvet interior and mirror finish. the price tag reportedly about $25,000. of course michael jackson from gary, indiana. we know that casket was hand made. >> you saw the name there. they say the

robotic rovers on mars suggesting evidence of water there. and the international space station. but six years after the columbia tragedy and with the shuttles pending retirement, the expense and risk of manned space flight is very much on the table again. president george w. bush set a goal of sending men back to the moon by 2020. but the question of cost looms. normal augustine is the chair of a government panel reviewing the space program from top to bottom. >> i hate to boil it down to money but frankly money is the driver as is most everything else. >> suarez: nasa officials feel their scientific value in a return to the moon and chakin agrees within the moon is the jewel in the crown of the solar system. it is the only place that records as well as it does the very earliest history of the solar system. i always say that going to the moon is like being lead into the rare book room of the cosmic library. >> suarez: but other scientists and space veterans like buzz aldrin are pushing for a manned mission to mars instead of relying on robots. >> you can't really control things

promising $30 million to private teams working to meet the google lunar x prize goal of rocketing a roverto the moon and getting it to work there by the end of 2012, 3 1/2 years. 19 teams are competing. silicon which could be used in making large solar power. and of course many people believe the moon would be a greet place to launch for mars. back to you. >> all right, jane, thanks so much. jane wells with the latest. before we say good night let's take a look at the day on wall street. it was a pretty good day as the market built on last week's big moves. the dow industrials up today another 1%, making it 8% in the last five days. in terms of a rally. 8,848 last trade on the blue chip average. you did have financials, technology names, as well as the oil stocks certainly participating today. nasdaq up 22 points. up 1 1/4%. although a handful were actually under pressure like google among others. 1909 last trade on the nasdaq. and the s&p 500 up 10 3/4 points. that's better than 1%. texas instruments trading higher on the heels of better than expected earning. tomorrow we've got caterpil

we have offered jlr a grant of 27 million towards the development of low carbon land rovers at this plant. they would be produced there. so we are trying to do what we can to replace lost jobs. i will work with him as i know he does a great deal in this area and others to make sure that jobs come. >> >> our armed forces are fundamental to counter state-led threats. this was made clear in an update that we published last month. >> i'm relieved to hear that. before iraq and afghanistan, we were spending 2.5% of g.d.p. ensuring against potential threats in other industrial countries. as we are still spending 2.5% despite the additional cost of the counterinsurgency campaigns and including the contribution of the treasury reserve, which of these two major military roles is currently underfunded 'cause one of them must be? >> mr. speaker, i have to say to them that defense spending has continued to rise in real terms in contrast to what happened in the last years of the conservative government. i have to say also that in addition to the defense budget, we put aside 14 billion for the campaigns

almost everything you can think of is being a probe that they say -- you can say the rover that went to mars is a robot. and you can say the lunar orbiter that's taking pictures is a robot. you can say almost everything that doesn't have a person in it that nasa sends out is a kind of a robot and that's actually the biggest conflict because when you send human beings, you have to take into account all this stuff to keep them alive that's very difficult. but at the same time, there's nothing like a human being response to things in real life for exploration. there's only so much that the robot can tell us, you know. yes, sir. >> well, as an extension to that, i'd like to ask a question of all of you guys. how many of you know that the premier science research center for nasa is about seven miles away from us right now. a show of hands. okay. if i were to walk into a shopping mall and ask people at beltway plaza that, if i were to gather 100 people, most people would not know that. and the reason why is that goddard space flight center where they do that magnificent work where they bui

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we have also seen this very large convoy of unmarked range rovers and escalades that have been parked. we are told that several of the people who have come into this area, we believe in one of the cars, several people mentioned they saw jermaine jackson. he waved at the fans and then the car ducked down behind the compound. now, it is difficult to tell exactly who is in those cars, but you take a look down this road right in front of the jackson family house, and you can see a long line of suvs. again, already to start the convoy. we are told that the chp will escort the cop vou convoy to forest lawn cemetery where they will have a private service. >> selma gutierrez for us there in encino, california. we do appreciate that, selma. in fact, you can't go anywhere in central california today without seeing police. the staples center is pretty well covered and selma just mentioned at the jackson family home as well. how much is this costing and can los angeles afford it? we have matt savo here with us. any idea off the top of your head or with the research you have been looking at how mu

spent billions on the international space station, the hubble telescope, the shuttle program and mars rovers now nasa's budget is 1/5 of what it used to be. apollo'sstronauts used yesterday's anniversary to push for new investment in space. >> one small step for man. >> one penny ouft eveout of eve one of your tax dollars goes to support space. >> president obama wants to add nearly $1 billion to nasa's budget next year but the country facing a tough economic reality. the apollo program involved 400,000 jobs. america lost more than that just last month. >>> it is now 6:09, 72 degrees. a warning for women in northern virginia. two women are attacked in a matter of days. >>> the new push on capitol hill to legalize online gambling. >> pop star chris brown breaks his silence in a new ñó ol >>> weather and traffic on the 1s. good morning. now 6:11. on radar, some light rain now falling in southern maryland that's heading off to the north, getting a little light rain southern prince george's county, through central calvert, maybe moving into anne arundel county, just to the east of the beltway in

way and the winds up like a wetted knife and all you ask for is a merry urine from a laughing fellow rover and a sweet dream when the long trip is over. good sailing, walter. slice the main brace. >> this next tim is a family favorite end is a hiymn that you will recognize. the words are printed in the bulletin. this is my song. >> of this is my story. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i invite you all to join in this final commendation. give rest oh christ to the servant and by saints where sorrow and pain are no more, neither sign of life everlasting. not only are you the creator, but you are mortal, formed the earth, and unto earth shall we return. thus balart and unto dust shalt thou return -- a dust thou art and unto dust thou shalt return. give rest of christ to the lan server -- to buying a servant -- thine servant. into your hands 0 merciful savior, we commend that biyour servant. the lamb of your own flight and a simmer of the eye of -- of your own redeeming. receive him in the arms of your mercy into the blessed rest of everlasting peace and into the glorious company of the saints in light. amen. l

whale's way and the wind is like a whetted knife and all you ask for is a merry yarn from laughing rover dream when the long trip is over. good sailing, walter. slice the main brace. >> this next hymn is a family favorite. it is a hymn who expresses and loves his own country but is also a citizen of the world. i think you'll recognize the tune. the words are printed in the bulletin. "this is my song." ♪ >> ♪ this is my story ["this is my story"] ♪ ["this is my story"] ♪ [this is my story"] ♪ ♪ ["this is my story" plays] ♪ >> now i invite you all to join in this final commendation. give rest o, christ with thy servants an saints where sorrow and pain are no more, never sighing but life everlasting. thou only art immortal, the creator and maker of mankind and we are mortal, formed of the earth and unto earth shall we return. for so thou it's ordained when th, ou created me saying dust thou art and to dust thou return. all we go down to the dust, yet even at the grave we make our song hallelujah, hallelujah, hallelujah. give rest christ to thy servants with thy saints where sorrow and pain

and by land rover designed for the extraordinary. downtown denver has been a beautiful day.eautiful couple of couple of days here and the real rockies in the distance. the baseball rockies awaiting the nationals here tonight. adam dunn is also awaiting the rockies. since coming to our ball club this year he has had a dramatic effect on the nationals run production and, rob, not just home runs. >> affected everybody in the lineup there. we moved up five places. slugging we are up to 9th. outfielders were third in the national league and he has done a great job, what's been expected of him, a lot of home runs, a lot of r.b.i.s. he has done that. he has also drawn a ton of walks but he has a lot of levity in the clubhouse. the big man with everything as advertised and then some. >> by the way you're seeing all 22 of the home runs this year ending with number 300 against the braves and curtain call on saturday. he is on pace for his sixth consecutive 40 home run season and it is something that i guess they would call it up here rarified air. >> rarified air. just a great job don

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rover was first subpoenaed in 2007. >>> the mtv "the real world" was interrupt interrupted.tering, blogging, and facebooking the cast's every move. >> it's the first time they've had to deal with twitter and it's not good for the real world people. people nearby say it's becoming a nuisance with lights on and security guards and tour buses. people can't get enough of seeing it. >> tell me e about it. i didn't know the real world was going on. >> how many seasons? >> good for them. >>> showers are developing when you get in toward nebraska, portions of kansas but the dying con flicks we had over the night are pushing south. there's going to be rain outside chicago. here's wait looks like. a couple of lightning strikes coming in. it's all dripping down to the south and east. look at the kansas city radar picture. you can see the complex picture north of you. this weak band is actually the outflow boundary. that's the wind that pushed on through. gusty winds across the northern parts of missouri. as for the deep southeast, more shower, more developing in the gulf of mexico. now

and johnie and i had a rover that we drove around. it was awesome, exciting, adventure.d can almost remember every step it was so exciting. the future that i see is hopefully a challenge to the next generation to return to the moon and then on to mars. i think the human spirit wants to take us out there. that's the exploration. columbus came to america. we did not stop coming to america. they kept coming to america. i think the same way we should continue to go out in space, and find out all that is out there and the knowledge will be beneficial to all. it will inspire -- the wonder will inspire everybody. >> a question from buzz, "the long journey from the moon." you write it's not so easy. can you tell us about that on a personal level? >> well, i wanted to return to the air force and be the first astronaut to go back to the air force. i thought it would be a good transition, and i had been there, and i did not choose a route of testing airplanes for my career, but i was selected by nasa because of my looking forward, analyzing what we have done and what we could do in

 >> bob: nationals baseball brat to you on masn brought to you by southwest airlines and by land roverary. a beautiful look at the red rock amphitheatre tonight. today. it will be tonight soon. the way this game is going. right now the nats, de la rosa. just to the south of here, aflac! >> the flat iron of boulder, and this will be an interesting, the all-time franchise record. >> rob: singleton. oriole and texas. >> bob: and go beyond that. jorge de la rosa, 51 pitches in five innings. ross detwiler has thrown 74 in four innings. >> rob: de la rosa atthis stadium, 6.50 e.r.a. >> bob: somebody kidnapped him and put sandy koufax in his uniform.  @@>> bob: shot ou just a bit of a breeze blowtowa normally t idity is 13 --  the humidity is 13%. the ound ball goes right through. todd helton is 2-3 today and he is 3-9 in the series withtw s. >> rob: i think the rockies are going to be sad to see us go. >> bob: well, they're not the only ones. the nats a at 9-31 on the road this year. it has been a real struggle away from home. 15-26 at nationals park, and the nats are 5