john young: i cannot tell you what attribute that is to be american workingman and american working woman life and capabilities and limitations, it is all due to their efforts. they proved they can do the job, they proved it for the world to see. i am mighty proud to be associated with folks like that. >> what attribute, indeed. -- a tribute indeed. this is a technology never before realized in the history of manned spaceflight. the basic building block for the future. >> this is what we have been trying to do for 10 years. this vehicle will allow us to travel much cheaper than we ever did before, it will help develop space science and technology. it will do in five to 10 years what it would've taken 20 to 30 years to do otherwise. we could not do it without the special and the pay looking ability, and the sooner we do these things, the better off the country is going to be. >> a new era in space transportation has just begun. routine access to space. welcome to the future. ♪

fans are remembering merle haggard. juliet: he recorded 38 number one hits including this one, workingman blues and if we make it through december. he was inducted into the country music hall of fame in 1994. he had a tough life but was so respected, really respected in the industry. died yesterday of pneumonia on his 79th birthday. we have a lot more still to (vo) beyond natural grain free pet food is committed to truth on the label. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. and we leave out corn, wheat and soy. ben: time for the healthwatch, drug enforcement dropping marijuana from the most dangerous category of drugs, listed as a schedule one drug which puts it in the same category as heroin. this would put it on par with drugs like cocaine. they consider it more dangerous than cocaine. this makes it easier to learn about medical and otherwise. juliet: a panda cub born in malaysia last year has been named. ben: meet new on nuanced. the cub was born to two giant pandas. ben: the name was picked after a month-long competition. a hedgehog cafe . juliet: the establis

if they work with the workingman i'll work with them. >>> i was trying to say stop fracking in the 2010 race and still there today. you probably saw the final study that came out from johns hopkins this week where they studied women who were having babies next to where they were fracking. right now how can we have fracking when the epa is not allowed to come in and inspect the drinking water and we know lead is being used by the frackers. we don't want another flint. military you learn get it right before you do it. >>> miss mcginty. >>> we made a mistake in the country putting all our energy eggs in one basket. whistles sskt of environmental -- secretary of environment protection we started with energy efficiency. second renewable energy i'm proud to say we were able to move this commonwealth to be a leader in the countries and in the world winds energy and solar energy. when it comes to environmental sources we need a cop on the beat and strengthen the regulations and enforce the regulations. that's what i would be about. >>> you were terrific. the candidates have one minute each for

. >> i think the position of hillary clinton as the workingman's hero is a difficult one. >> yes. >> i don't think she drives a station wagon across the country. i think she flies in a plane as well. maybe stand next to donald trump maybe she can pull it off >>well, she has actually, since 1978 -- >> i'm waiting for her to announce her favorite food is pork rain rinds. >> we've seen presidential candidates running and, you know, become all populist even though their background suggests they're not. maybe she'll pull it off. donald trump lives in a big building. >> she has a building named after herself. >> cofounder of politico with jim vandehei. >> this is a terrific middle finger to the accomplishment but a terrible political and governigovern i paradigm. >> is it the -- >> it's mika. >> mika as an innovation candidate. >> oh, my goodness. >> isn't the system built to discourage third party candidates? >> there's no doubt. it's a reason. >> i don't know who it would be. >> why is it so hard? when you have democrat with 57% disapproval and republican with 65% disapproval? >> that's