the moon's out. >> translator: i've never been so eager for the moon to come out. >> translator: the clouds are moving fast now. >> translator: let's go! >> translator: yes, the moon is out! >> unfortunately, though, the winds subsided before long. the moon remained behind the clouds. >> translator: it's not so easy. we can't control nature. >> translator: but if it was an everyday occurrence, we wouldn't have been so excited. >> translator: i'm not complaining mind you. well, maybe i am. >> translator: too bad. >> the following evening. >> translator: i have a favor to ask. could you make a fair weather doll. you can use whatever you find. >> sure enough, he has not given up. >> translator: beautiful. this is perfect. >> translator: i'm sure it will be clear tonight. >> translator: hello! >> the whole family has come. >> translator: i'm tired. i've got wobbly legs. >> compared to the full moon last night, the moon is less bright and lower in the sky, but still there's a chance. >> translator: i was very disappointed last night. yesterday i was so tired that i thought i'd never want

for me that i that had what before i went to the moon. i was pretty close to it right now sometimes i wish i could go back and actually break the landing but you guys a space tourist maybe as a space tourist yeah now i think i would if i could just go around the earth i've been there all the time and still that does it doesn't thrill me anymore but. that maybe there be some commercial operations where people start you know going to could read their honeymoons on trips around the round the earth thank you very much for this isn't fair my pleasure to hear. wealthy british sign it's time to. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name two cars a report on our. top stories on our t.v. u.s. swallow self-made a bitter pill to avert the devastating default but experts say there's a little hope for an economic recovery in the long term committed to conflicts around the world and washington is left with limited resources to address the needs of americans back h

i had had before i went to the moon. i was pretty close to it right now sometimes i wish i could go back and actually beat the landing. but you as a space tourist maybe as a space tourist yeah now i think i would if i could just go around the earth i've been there all the time and still the doesn't doesn't thrill me anymore but. that maybe there be some commercial operations where people start you know go and take him for their own honeymoon trips around the earth thank you very much for this interview for my pleasure tucker. some. of your thoughts toward. the street still keeps secrets. to reveal the shooting of the soviet files on. some stores that are launching in the u.s. cold response is the debt limit bill to avoid default and the criticism that america still faces harsh times ahead of an economic recovery at this point and compliance deal legislation is not expected to clear the president of common sense . nato members pressed for tougher u.n. action against syria's government in response to escalating violence bu

that i that had what before i went to the moon. i was pretty close to it right now sometimes i wish i could go back and actually break the landing but you guys a space tourist maybe as a space tourist yeah now i think i would if i could just go around the earth i've been there all the time and still that does it doesn't thrill me anymore but the but maybe there be some commercial operations where people start you know going take it there are one hundred moves on trips around the round the earth thank you very much for the solution to my pleasure take care. today. these are the images of. the day. economic recovery the. u.n. security council. russia says any decision the interests of the syrian people. economic reform. international. fifteen minutes from now before that brings us all the major sports news this hour . hello welcome to washington sports update on our top stories this hour. the favorites to progress into the champions league main competition following a tuna win over. preparing for wednesday's second lead. with the wes

the roll bands for me that i had one before i went to the moon. i was pretty close to it right now sometimes i wish i could go back and actually beat the landing would you as a space tourist maybe as a space tourist yeah. now i think i would if i just go around the earth i've been there all the time and still there because it does it's will be added more but the but maybe there be some commercial operations where people start you know you're going to could there are a honeymoon chips around the round the earth thank you very much for this and she said my pleasure picture. the headlines on r.t. the u.s. house of representatives swings behind the debt limit a bill to avoid default amid criticism that america still faces harsh times ahead of economic recovery despite the compromise deal legislation is now expected to clear the senate and then president obama's desk. nato members press for tough u.n. action against syria's government in response to escalating violence but russia vows to block any resolution leading to a libya style intervention. and i

me that i had before i went to the moon. i was pretty close to it right now sometimes i wish i could go back and actually big the landing. but but that is the way in the past put you guys a space tourist maybe as a space tourist yeah now i think i would if i could just go around the earth i've been there all the time and still that doesn't doesn't thrill me anymore but. that maybe there be some commercial operations where people start you know going take it in their own honeymoons on trips around the round the earth thank you very much for this insurance and my pleasure take care. for the full story we've gone to. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on. top stories on our t.v. washington takes the first step to approve a long awaited deal to increase the u.s. debt limit just a day before a potential devastating default. highly publicized partisan struggle among american legislators has severely damaged confidence in the u.s. economy is reputation as the world's creditor. russia says see wha

and tonight, a warning about the dangers in the sand. >>> and goodnight moons? what we never knew about the moon, and this evening, it will have you seeing double. what's going on? >>> and good evening on this thursday night. diane is on assignment. and we begin here with the dizzying drop on wall street. we have not seen a day this bad in three years. ugly from the start, and it just kept getting worse. fueled by new fears about jobs and another recession. by the closing bell, the dow plunged 512 points, down more than 4%. the dow off more than 1300 points in just two weeks. tonight, what this means for your 401(k)s and where is this going with the jobs report coming tomorrow? abc's bianna golodryga leads us off at the new york stock exchange tonight where she has been all day. bianna, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, david. and there is real fear on the street tonight. so much so that the index measuring fear on wall street spiked to its highest level in over a year. why? well, there's overwhelming proof that the economy is weakening and even more alar

me that i had had what before i went to the moon. i would have pretty close to it right now sometimes i wish i could go back and actually be calamity would you as a space tourist maybe as a space tourist yeah. now i think i would prefer to just go around the earth i've been there all the time and still that this doesn't thrill be any more but the but maybe there piece of commercial operations are where people start you know going to could there are honey moves on trips around the round the earth thank you very much for this information for our pleasure picker. today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images and seeing from the streets of canada. trying to look for asians to rule the day. top stories this hour on our t.v. u.s. finally paul says the debt limit bill to avoid default after months of political bickering critics say america still faces harsh times ahead of economic recovery despite a compromise the. u.n. security council debates a resolution on syria following the escalation of russia says any decision mus

that i had before i went to the moon. i was pretty close to it right now sometimes i wish i could go back and actually break the landing but you guys a space tourist maybe as a space tourist yeah now i think i would if i could just go around the earth i've been there all the time and still that doesn't doesn't thrill me anymore but. that maybe there be some commercial operations where people start you know going take their honeymoon trips around the earth thank you very much for this interview for my pleasure tucker. brightening. from feinstein pressure. starts on t.v. dot com. the headlines on our t.v. and the emergency deal to avert a debt crisis has been approved by the lower chamber of the u.s. congress an hour earlier scaping a devastating default of the last minute plan it to fail to address the long economic woes still gripping the country. global stocks rally as america escapes the self-imposed budget collapse but confidence in the u.s. reputation as the world's creditor as being severely damaged. russia says a u.

going to fly to the moon and the second time are you anxious i c s i was anxious because i wanted to do something i had always planned on doing and i was the backup on apollo eleven so if bill armstrong had become sick or broken leg or something like that i was all set to go but i wanted to actually clear sort of close up my fly space career plan and now of course here returns you have to control the space ship manually and cap make all the calculations right there when did you know that you're safe. well we only knew we were safe where. we saw water splashing over the window but spent we were back of the ocean have the spacecraft had that sought to solve that because every time from from the time of the explosion of all the way back there were certain prices that we had to overcome including brother the persian it's we'll put up a cuz the pyrotechnics to put it out the parachutes have been cold soaked for four days and we didn't know where the the explosions of the charges were put out the persians let us through your mind when you don't really know whether you can own land them or

the roll bands for me that i it had before i went to the moon. i was pretty close to it right now sometimes i wish i could go back and actually break the law having put you as a space tourist maybe as a space tourist yeah. now i think i would if i just go around the earth are good there all the time and so that does it doesn't thrill me anymore but the but maybe there be some commercial operations where people start you know going to could read their honeymoons on trips around the round the earth thank you very much for the solution for our pleasure to hear. some. of. you want to start a quarter. say. this is truly stupid. but it's time to reveal the soviet files on. bookstores this our military the us cold response is the debt limit bill to avoid default and criticism of america's still faces harsh times ahead of it you call it recovery at this point and compliance deal the legislation is not expected to clear the president of the. nato members pressed for tougher u.n. action against syria's government in response to escalating violence but russ

what do you think of the moon when you see it now well it doesn't have the romance for me that i see that had what before i went to the moon i was pretty close to it right now sometimes i wish i could go back and actually beat the landing but but that was way in the past but it was a space tourist maybe as a space tourist yeah. now i think i would if i could just go around the earth i've been there all the time and still think that there's a distance will be added or but the but maybe their base of commercial operations where people start you know going take it there honeymoons on trips around the around the earth thank you very much for the sensory pleasure take care. washington takes the first step to approving the long awaited deal to increase the u.s. debt limit just a day before a potential devastating default. of global stocks rally as the self-imposed crisis in america is a burden of confidence in the u.s. economy's reputation as the world's creditor has been severely damaged. and russia says you an action could help bring an end to violence in syria but it was against excessi

the roll bands for me that i had what could go for i went to the moon. i was pretty close to it right now sometimes i wish i could cope. and actually big the landing party was a space tourist maybe as a space tourist yeah. now i think i would if i just go around the earth i've been there all the time and still that doesn't doesn't thrill me anymore put that maybe there be some commercial operations where people start you know and going take in their honeymoons of trips around the round the earth thank you very much for the sinking for my pleasure take care. the big stories on our team leader urgency deal to avert the debt crisis has been approved by the lower chamber of the u.s. congress now will the escaping a devastating to fall of the last minute plan fails to address the long term economic growth of the. whole global stocks rally as america's scapes the self-imposed budget collapse but confidence in the u.s. reputation as the world's creditor has been severely damaged and. russia says you are an action could help bring an end to violence in syria but

three people around the moon what can we say and we said lady who was the wife of a adieus paper reporter said read for the first verses this will appeal to most of the people who will be listening to you. and most of the earth is not christian it's other religions too so that's what we did to appeal to the greatest a lot of people that were listening to us when i think of austin arts who retire now you are a successful businessman but many of them couldn't really find their place in life after that they are retired from active duty a lot of them suffered clinical depression alcoholism why is that why is it that when asa notes retire they can always find the right way on earth. well i think it's very similar to that old saying that after you've been peri what else is there you know. it is it's a high point in everybody's life and then when that high point stops and you go back to living a normal life again a lot of times it's hard to recover because many people will say yes i understand what you did but what can you do for me now and so. to be successful you have to always look forward no

every time the moon came through the gab, they did massive construction for it. so you know it was the time and you know there was somebody pacing up there just checking whatever watch he had, looking at that gap and thinking, i hope this is the day. and it was the day. we stood there and waited and he said first light, we all looked and we couldn't see it. he had a better eye, he had been watching this much longer than us. but then we started to see the glow. and then the orb of the moon rose into this narrow gap between two twin towers looking north into the rocky mountains. and as that happened, i turned around and as the south -- and i see out of the rocky mountains, i could see a gap where the piedro river flows south and through that gap i could see the desert of northern new mexico and just over the horizon, just about 120 miles away, is chaco canyon, the largest anastazi site in the southwest, just over the horizon. and in between these towers and chaco canyon there are fire signal stations up on top of buttes. every fire signal station is in view of two

the roll bands for me that i would have before i went to the moon. pretty close to it right now sometimes i wish i could go back and actually break the landing but you know as a space tourist maybe as a space tourist yeah. now i think i would if i could just go around the earth i've been there all the time and so that there's a there's this will be added or put that maybe there be some commercial operations where people start you know going to could read their honeymoon trips around the round the earth thank you very much for this mission for my pleasure take care. headlines on all its feet the u.s. house of representatives the strings behind the debt limit bill to avoid default amid criticism that america still faces harsh times ahead of an economic recovery despite a compromise deal legislation is now expected to clear the senate then president obama. nato members pressed for tougher you were not shown against syria's government in response to the escalating violence and russia valves to block any resolution leading to a libya style intervention. a

moon you spoke of fast the loneliness that was elling spiralling. to get homesick to join to go back. no as a matter of fact we were here around the moon on eight and going around thirteen and we were still sort of attached to the earth but we did have this idea of being you know. away from the earth and separated from the earth and although i have to admit that when we look back at the earth and we could put our thumb up to the window and everything behind our thought our earth was was disappeared and everything that we'd ever known was behind or thought it was that's sort of a usual feeling a feeling of how insignificant really we all are back on earth if i could put my thumb up and hide everybody. and of course that incredible shot of the earth rides you guys went to france to show us they aren't i think for everyone it has a special personal meaning what does that shot signify to you. while i think of that one photograph which was not over here my personal impression of what we saw but to everybody who saw that picture and is perhaps one of the

the moon. he spread them on the bed and had sex on the moon. janet had a problem with the scene, saying he just put them under the matrices. -- mattress. that's not true. he did this on purpose. i use the facts but tell it in my style. some people like it, some don't. >> right. you are saying some journalist might not like it. what do you think? >> that's funny. i never saw myself as a journalist. i always saw myself in the entertainment business. i always stumbled into true stories. i hated nonfiction. i grew up watching bad television. i was a fan of pop culture and movies. then i met the mit kids in a bar at a bar in boston. i was at cross roads, it's like an mit dive bar. if you can imagine an mit dive bar, it's a bunch of geeky guys -- sorry. i'm a geeky guy too. these guy had all of the money. it was all in hundred dollar bills. in boston, you never see hundred dollar bills. i don't know what it's like in dallas, you probably do see them. >> thousands of them. >> that's right. oil; right?

it's time to nuke the moon! (laughter) besides helping america stay number one, it will also greatly reduce werewolf attacks. (laughter) so space program, we bid you a fond fair well as we look back at some of nasa's greatest moments. >> that's one small step for man one giant leap for mankind. (laughter) (cheers and applause) (applause) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: there's no doubt... this goes out to my homies at nasa. we'll be right back with the crew from the space shuttle "atlantis." (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight are the crew of the last space shuttle mission. if you see anything burst from their chests, run. please welcome commander chris ferguson, colonel doug hurley, colonel rex waldheim and dr. sandra magnus. (cheers and applause) heroes all thank you so much for joining us. i've got to tell you, we're all so thrilled that you're here. by the way, how did you keep your hair from getting messed up in the helmet. >> you don't. >> ste

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>> we couldn't see the move overnight. >> eric could. he had the moon roof open. in the east bay, you could. but now you see the clouds are rolling in. it will be tougher looking from volmer peak this morning. always love this picture this time of the day because you can see the cascading clouds over the hill. gorgeous. nice job, guys. all right. with the clouds out there, we do have flight arrival delays in sfo. only 44 minutes right now, but they could increase with the clouds making a late surge. talk about the temperatures. and we'll talk about the clouds that are closer to the ground. half a mile in santa rosa. 51. 50 at san rafael. 60s along the peninsula to antioch. everybody else, in the mid-to-upper 50s. let's talk about what is going to happen over the forecast cycle. mostly cloudy tonight. patchy drizzle will be prev leapt in the morning -- prevalent in the mornings. but it's short-lived because the warmer weather in the extented forecast. today, compared to average, two degrees warmer in livermore. oakland and san jose is three degrees cooler. napa and

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space to the famous apollo thirteen mission which failed to land on the moon because of a technical failure of all three nasa crewmembers did return safely to earth and. called up with the mission's commander for his memories of that spaceflight and the interviews coming next and i'll be back with a review of all my new stories in seven minutes from now stay with us tonight. jim well it's a great pleasure and honor to have you with us it's nice to be here now you've started out for the moon twice without ever landing on it is that fair while the first time was deliberate we were merely going to test out the navigation communications look for a suitable landing spots for the people who would make the first lady and thirteen of course was supposed to be the third lunar landing. as you probably know we had the explosion and so had to go back home again fortunately we were successful in doing that. jr moonwalk in your dreams oh yes before the flight i would try to figure out what i would be doing there at a place called from mile but after i came back. i never really dreamed about it af

and this one wouldn't just explain why the moon is the way it is, it would also tell the story of why it's "goodnight moon" and not "goodnight moons." linsey davis, abc newsnew york. >> some outside experts are skeptical about all of this, by the way. they're not totally sold on all this. you know what two moons means? well, first of all, you in space. more cheese, two moons. >> i don't know about that lullaby after listening to that music. ú >>> this morning on "world news now," financial fiasco. wall strtreet's biggesest drop nearly three years takes a huge bite out of retirement accounts and impacts markets worldwide. >> all that money lost and why investors are so anxious about what might happen today. it is friday, august 5th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm daniel sieberg in for rob nelson. >> i'm tanya rivero. wall street investors will be keeping a very close eye on the latest unemployment report which is released in a few hours. see why there is so much at ake and why this market correcti was so dramic. >> not expecting good news out of that

the moon. not an asteroid imprints recently flew into the sun so there are some examples we have the signs the studies asteroids on collision. which is approximately ten percent of all i would say he states that they do present a threat but better to apophis i think we do not have to worry about what it will come as close to the earth as a geostationary satellite does or the intelligent tonight will through the night will be the brightest all church of the sky then thirty two it will return but it will not pass the close of the moon it is quite a lot just about no point five kilometers in diameter so there is a chance of it striking up the region that is if it hits the so-called or gilas the earth last two times i would say tional failure each one of fortunately the size of an asteroid but i do not think the out if it will hit will hurt you so we will be able to effect a judge at three i mean what us thank you for this and should you. do your show on t ugly cation i phone i pod touch from the c

the cosmic crash left the moon bulkier and lop-sided. it's an effort to explain why the far side is montous and has an odd crust. >> more studies on that. who could argue with that? >> still ahead, play date on the green where the families can go this afternoon for  (speaking in international language) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel  ♪very creature in the world. (applause) >>> today at 3:00 on 7 live, sunset magazine top wine picks. then on abc7 news at 4:00 and 5:00, kids love cameras. and you'll love the products from a couple of the top models. "7 on your side's" michael finney has a test on kid-friendly digital cameras at 4:00. >>> teachers friending students on social networking sites. that can be a touchy suspect. bay area company claims to have an appropriate solution. we have the stories and more later today on abc7 news at 4:00 and 5:00. >> finally, free family fun in san francisco this afternoon. >> crews finished the final set-up this morningt the marina gree

>> no drizzle, though i had the moon roof open. no drizzle. >> nice. were you looking at the moon? >> no. >> one eye on the road. >> nice morning. no doubt about it. it's still a nice morning if you are heading out there, though we see clouds out there trying to push deeper in. we have high clouds out there to mix with the moon. couple of air masses that are clashing over us. we have temperatures near 90 in east bay valley. friday and saturday, temperatures drop six degrees there. along the coast, we'll see the cooling. the cooling we have been talking about all week moves in friday and saturday. sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, we have warming trend. good morning. >> good morning, mike. let's go to the san rafael situation where they have police activity and the standoff at the extented stay hotel. the good news for commuters, they got the freeway reopened about 1:30 this morning. the 580 connector to 101. so you will not have the nightmarish commute. the surface streets, it's closed from bellham to irene. bellham is open that area. golden gate bridge, heading farther southboun

and hence the first colony on the moon later on people might colonize mars with china's ideas of populating mars with millions of people getting the. land seem naive to me although the chinese are capable of a lot but in any case i doubt we'll be traveling for the stars you also know how well creating conscious life or even other planets help us. i don't know for some time i stuck with the idea that we were alone in the universe that we need it seemed like the desire to discover extraterrestrial life forms was essentially a desire to answer some of the questions that troubled as all questions related to health technology and survival if we do indeed discover a civilization outside of earth a highly advanced civilization we may gain some technology from this technology it would be fantastic look at how the world has changed over the past forty to fifty years that changes with radical people who remember the first erica is taking off and the first televisions are still alive and on the other hand we have the internet it has only been fifty years now imagine meeting the civilization that is ah

the moon lamenting its depression. the night surrendered itself without worry to the morning. the lights brought the voice of the milk girls, the fasting and the moaning of a starved cat of which nothing remained except bone. the fussing of salesmen, the struggle of life, kids threw stones at one another in the middle of the road while dirty water flooded the avenue and the wind toyed with gates and roof tops, alone in a state of semi oblivion. . >> on the day al-matarazzo street was bombed, did you notice how quickly it folded in itself? or the broken tea cups and coffee-stained saucers, the gray matter, and just before the street was eviscerated by those, just before that moment, did you hear the patter, the proclamation, the prayer as they wrangled and swore, denied and affirmed, did you hear the words as they fell? for a thousand years we have, two thousand years, more coffee? what do you think? but this book says -- map, border, industry, collusion, resistance, truth, spirit, faith, doctrine, domain, love, free, portal, wind, cut. did you hear the euphony of the street li

the moon made out of green cheese. that's way too crazy for the white house. that's out there where the busses don't stop. yeah, trouble is, bachmann and perry profess other beliefs juf as crazy. for instance, neither seem to ofrn the idea that the human species evolve over time. instead they pretend there is scientific controversy evolving evolution where none exists. both reject the consensus of over 90% many climate scientists worldwide that human activity is warming our plan tote dangerously disruptive levels. one of rick perry's first pronouncements upon entering the presidential process was to consider it a hoax p.m. bachmann seems to agree. that would be a massive global she raid

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the cosmic crash left the moon bulkier and lop-sided. it's an effort to explain why the far side is montous and has an odd crust. >> more studies on that. who could argue with that? >> still ahead, play date on the green where the families can go this afternoon for carnival rides, art and it's you can see d is willing to lay claim to its origin. we may never know. let that sink in, people. we may never know. but now? now is not the time for blame. now is the time for action. ♪call 1-8-semer♪ on abc7 news at 4:00 and 5:00, kids love cameras. and you'll love the products from a couple of the top models. "7 on your side's" michael finney has a test on kid-friendly digital cameras at 4:00. >>> teachers friending students on social networking sites. that can be a touchy suspect. bay area company claims to have an appropriate solution. we have the stories and more later today on abc7 news at 4:00 and 5:00. >> finally, free family fun in san francisco this afternoon. >> crews finished the final set-up this morning at the marina green. the c

on the moon. as for space mice, the governor and congresswoman think they may be lurking out of sight on the moon's dark side. i'm kidding, of course, as far as i know neither perry or bachmann harbors thoughts about our planet's satellite. if they did, they'd be laughed right out of any presidential contest, wouldn't they? moon made out of cheese, nasa landings faked, that's way too crazy for the white house, right? that's where the buses don't stop. trouble is, both bachmann and perry profess other believes just as crazy. for instance, neither seems to accept charles darwin's idea that species, including the human species, evolve over time. instead, they pretend there's a scientific controversy involving evolution where none exists. both also reject the consensus of over 90% of climate scientists worldwide that human activity is warming our planet to dangerously disruptive levels. one of rick perry's first announcements upon entering the presidential contest was to declare any such scientific co