i live in houston, and i had to evacuate. if you look at the communities that were impacted, the greatest by the flooding from harvey, there is an environmental justice component. largest population minorities, african-americans, that were affected. rainsithout torrential like harvey, places flood. when we talk about the justice part of addressing climate change or addressing issues related to the disasters, studies after studies have found that instead of money and proposals for recovery following need, what happens is that money follows money. money follows power, and money follows whites. in many cases, communities of color are even worse off in terms of the value in equity when it comes to property values. what it communicates is that the money that goes to disaster he -- disaster recovery, there is a lesson in how we address climate. the question is, will the government respond to climate response to climate change be fair? in many case, awareness does not take place. it is oftentimes the dominant pattern and paradigm of

he goes to houston and is there with albert thomas. it is a funny moment because he says to thomas, we will put the biggest payroll -- then he says, i mean pay road in space. everybody laughed because he poured so much money into houston and san antonio hoping to hold texas in 1964. remember, this is still pre-civil rights act. kennedy needs to win the south. it is still a democratic south. most of these democratic southern senators are not real keen on james meredith, that old myth. kennedy's justice department on civil rights as well. lyndon is telling these democratic southerners we will get you 150 million into biloxi. don't worry about the civil rights. there was a lot of quid pro quo trading going on with making the southern zone a key beneficiary of going to the moon. but then kennedy, on his way to dallas, when he was in the convertible, and gordon cooper was supposed to be his space hero in the car with him. gordon cooper was one of the mercury astronauts. the most recent to have gone up and was a popular hero. kennedy knew he

. >> host: what about in the control room at houston. why houston? how did houston get that? >> guest: you could write a chapter on that and i have. the vice president at the time was from texas. >> host: was their connection? >> guest: i wonder? the chairman of the house appropriations committee that was involved in budgeting for nasa was albert thomas and in his district was a place called houston. so they got the lion share. all fairness, they tried to spread out the goodies all over the country in different states got different parts of the program. but of course the choice was nasa. the man's spacecraft center. >> host: here in california, isn't the lab and a couple other places? >> guest: exactly. cleveland, ohio, and of course langley, virginia was the origin of nasa's first headquarters. >> host: you to pretty clearly draw a political example to those locations? [laughter] >> host: is not fair to say? >> guest: to a fair extent yeah, you're right. the extensible reason that houston was chosen was one of the reasons was -- i always wondered also, why, as soon as the sp

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by the way, it affects lives >> all right, brian sullivan a big story out in houston, texas. we'll be watching all day here on cnbc with your coverage of that chemical industry zblierks coming up on the show, why he elan musk is short one rocket booster this morning. we'll tell you that story. then david fiber, live today from the active passive summit right here in new york city. some of the biggest names in investing, including jeff often, uaalte worldwide exchange is back in a couple of minutes. ♪ ♪ applebee's bigger, bolder grill combos. now that's eatin good in the neighborhood. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. they said i had afib. what's afib? i knew that meant i was at a greater risk of stroke. i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner... significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. in a clinical study, over 96% of people taking xarelto®

the space center is named after lyndon johnson in houston. albert thomas, the congressman the houston, was part of brown and root crowd that built dams for fdr. now they started building moon ports. he was powerful because he was head of congressional space appropriation. then senator robert kerr from oklahoma was the power of lyndon. kerr also wanted some of the dollars coming into oklahoma. after jack kennedy -- there are two big speeches of kennedy and they often get confused. march 25, 1961, he tells congress we are going to the moon. the next day in tulsa, oklahoma, all of the big companies and space in to see us and engineers, -- space enthusiasts, engineers, and scientists meet in tulsa. the next big kennedy speeches in 1962. september 12 he goes on a space tour to remind people of what he has done with nasa, which was considerable. in that year of 1962, john glenn on february 20 went into space for nearly five hours. -- soame the biggest kennedy and rice is going into the belly of the beast. with the space center is in houston used to

.>>> cheering tonight after the warriors beat the houston rockets. >> with it with the latest on the synagogue shooting, the suspect in yesterday's deadly attack faces several charges including one count of murder and, three counts of attempted murder. police say that 19-year-old john ernest walked into the synagogue near san diego when the assault weapon on saturday morning and began shooting. 60-year-old lori gilbert cape was killed when she jumped in between the gunman and the rabbi. his fingers were pierced by gunfire. another man and a young girl were also injured. today, the rabbi was choked up talking about his friend, gilbert k. >> yesterday, this horrific terrible event that has occurred and my own interpretation, lori took the bullet for all of us. she died to protect all of us. she did not deserve to die. she was such a kind and sweet hearted, just a good human being. she did not deserve to die right in front of my eyes. i was the last one to see her and could be with her but i do know that this is lori, this is her legacy. and, her legacy will continue. >> investigators h

game two is tomorrow in oakland. >> the series then shifts to houston for game three saturday. that's only on abc7. the nba countdown begins at 5:00 p.m. tip-off is at 5:30 followed by after the game. >> hope you had a nice weekend. great weather. will it continue as we move into the weekend? >> i know just the woman. sandhya patel? >> it's going to be a nice looking week ahead. so dan and kristen, tomorrow those temperatures are going to coe down a few more degrees. as you look at live doppler 7, you can kind of get a picture of what's ahead. the marine layer is coming back in, and it's going to spread during the overnight hours. take a look at the system that in southern california that has been producing some showers, some thunderstorms in the sierra. the system did bring up to 0.4 for parts of so cal. i know it's late april. that's not stopping the systems from coming through and keeping the heat away i from the bay area. today's temperatures were in the upper 50s for the highs to the low 70s. so really a pleasant start to the workweek. here is a look at what you can expect

we saw hurricanes and flooding here in houston. from the lack of infrastructure protecting sea rise levels to increased proximity and our communities to polluting facilities and busy roads, people of color are more likely to get asthma, pollution-related diseases, et cetera. as president, how will you address pollution and poverty? sen. booker: thank you very much. i appreciate the question. it is good to be here before this incredible audience of powerful americans who will determine the next nominee from our party and the next president is in the united states of america. i come from a black and brown community. i spent more years as a mayor of newark, new jersey as i have in the united states senate. climate change, we have 12 years. but the reality is, if you live in communities like mine, the environmental urgency, the life-and-death issues are happening right now. so whether it is toxic water, where we have a nation where millions of children find it easier to find unleaded gasoline than unleaded water. whether it is asthma r

they don't it's not often that someone out schools houston rockets down james harden. but that's exactly what you told donovan mitchell did in game three. the twenty two year old had a thirty four point game thank you michel and if teammates managed to keep pace with houston throughout the game to feck up one of the title final quarter of the playoffs. and while hardly outscored overall you delivered when it mattered most. finally ended with this new. law theatre's m.v.p. fact forty eight over twenty two points in the fourth quarter forty. three. kids if it guided houston to the narrowest of victories one zero four two one zero one. so we are going through every single night in the bus our bullets in our office and i think we did. we had a chance when a recently married the rocket now lead just one more win to progress to round two as they look to a better title for twenty five years so he'll mally al-jazeera. in tennis fabio fognini has become the lowest seeded player to win the monte carlo masters since the turn of the century fresh off his semi final upset over elev

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[applause] aimee: we are making history in houston here today. this is the first-ever presidential form focused on women of color. [applause] i want to thank you all for coming in on planes and buses and cars from across the country, 28 states in all. [applause] our amazing,nk beautiful women of color, our partners in texas, we are a powerful room. we return tor, houston, texas, where the term women of color was born at the national women's convention in 1977. [applause] but i want to tell you something. our lineage runs further back than that. it goes back to harriet tubman, sojourner truth, ida b wells, alla baker, grace lee boggs, the cherokee chief and exemplified by houston's own great congresswoman barbara jordan. [applause] at theght right here great texas southern university. [applause] and "she the people" resounds with our hero shirley chisholm, who began her historic run for congress 51 years ago. these are our godmothers. we walk in their footsteps to this moment. with this forum, we women of color, black, indigenous, asian american,

two on, two out for houston in the 9th. ends it. 2-1 a's snapping houston's win streak. >>> giants in d.c. look at me, look at me. jess samardzija gave up a couple of homers in the first. it was 9-2 nats in the 9th. para deep to left. and almost here, but then steven duggar, makes it 9-6. but the giants lose by that final score. >>> only gronk would do this. bowl champs a little over a weew ago. ron grong cowski is using the trophy for batting practice. that dents the trophy. >> sign it or at least pay for it. ♪ star wars galaxy's edge opening may 31st at disneyland resort (vo) ♪ i know what you're thinking. electric, it's not for you. and, you're probably right. electric just doesn't have enough range. it will never survive the winter. charging stations? good luck finding one of those. so, maybe an electric car isn't for you after all. or, is it? ♪ >>> you made it through wednesday. thanks for your time. >> for sandhya, larry, all of us here, thanks for joining us. >> have a good night. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's

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out in houston, texas, for us. to the bond market now rick santelli tracking the action from the cme, rick? >> yes mid part of the curve. fives and tens outperforming up three basis points three important basis points clearly moving up, ever since we broke through the 255 zone if you open it up to march first, what really jumps out at you, we're hovering at the best levels basically in a month. looks to be testing at 260 close here shortly dollar index since march 1st the thing that should jump out at everyone is how we're just hugging the 97 even area and today, pboc in some liquidity injection. everybody talking about shanghai composite up over 2% and indeed, it was let's take it going back to '06 and yes, right now it's trading, what, in the vicinity of 32.50 at one point, it was 6,000 and then at 22,000 one point, right around $39,000. the point of this is nobody is looking as good as the u.s. stock market tyler, back to you >> thank you very much mr. santelli >>> we count down to netflix earnings after the bel

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the series then shifts to houston for game three on saturday only on abc 7. game four is also in houston next monday. >>> dash cam video captures a crane as it collapsed in seattle. what workers were doing when it suddenly fell. >>> and apple removes apps that parents use to control screen time on their kids' devices. the company says it's a matter of privacy. >>> just coming in to our live desk a big update from boeing on the 737 max jets. the ceo speakin when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> all right, let's take a look at what's going on around the state. what, it's raining in socal in late april? you'd better believe it. boy, wish we could get some of that. everything is starting to get a look at what's going to happen so expect more showers and even some thunderstorms, some possible thunder snow around yosemite. a shower could reach as far as tahoe. through the central valleys, 76 in sacramento. a stray shower. we'll be in the mi

two on, two out for houston in the 9th. ends it. 2-1 a's snapping houston's win streak. >>> giants in d.c. look at me, look at me. jess samardzija gave up a couple of homers in the first. it was 9-2 nats in the 9th. para deep to left. and almost here, but then steven duggar, makes it 9-6. but the giants lose by that final score. >>> only gronk would do this. bowl champs a little over aer - ago. ron grong cowski issi the trophy for batting practice. that dents the trophy. >> sign it or at least pay for it. >>> you made it through wednesday. thanks for your time. >> for sandhya, larry, all of us here, thanks for joining us. >> have a good night. baby.heartwarming seconds. >>> a baby hippo's holding court. >> not scared of anything. >> see if a croc can shake its confidence. >> survival 101. >>> a little girl has a surprise for her grandparents. >> she's got a doll there dressed as a doctor. >> why the clue is a family's dream come true. [ laughter ] >>> and it's cutie pie's birthday. >> little mama is turning 2 years old. >>

the houston astros won 9-8. tonight's game against the baltimore orioles stars later. >>> virginia and texas tech for the men's college basketball national championship. the game includes two programs that have never won a national title. virginia leads the country in defense, giving up fewer than 56 points per game. texas tech has won three straight games by keeping their opponents well under the points per game average. the game tonight starts at 6:20. >>> meantime, the baylor lady bears are national championships. last night's national championship game came down to the final seconds. chloe jackson drove her way to the hoop and put taylor up by 2 with less than four mexicans in the game. they held on and one second championship in several years. >>> a movie people are talking about this year is avengers: endgame. some fans are paying big bucks to see it on opening night. when the tickets went on sale, somebody people went to the amc and fandango websites at the websites crash. in this jersey tickets sold for

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from houston to new orleans, north through nashville. damaging winds, pounding hail, the flood threat. more than 40 million americans in the path tonight. >>> survivor story. the couple lucky to be alive, speaking out after a freak accident. more than a dozen power line poles toppling. one smashing straight through their windshield. how they survived. and the investigation into the cause of that collapse. >>> also tonight, the abc news exclusive. a family demanding answers after their daughter, a fifth grader, dies following a fight inside of her classroom. authorities still not revealing the official cause of death. >>> and the home explosion mystery. the residence reduced to rubble. the blast blocking the neighborhood. tonight, what may have caused that home to blow. >>> good evening. i'm tom llamas.

james harden blackbeard and the houston rockets ran with the utah jazz, harden missed. and a couple of minutes later he did it again. both times two ricky rubio, harden had a triple-double, scored 32, houston coasted 118 -98 to the 2-0 series lead. i don't know why they go for the fake every time. >> he draws the foul every time . >> if he could just score when he wants to at will. just like kevin durant must at the staples center. >>> stephen colbert is up next. captioning sponsored by cbs >> so the wait is almost over for the release of the redacted version of the mueller report. >> ...release of the redacted mueller report. >> how much will be redacted? >> the mueller report is about to be released, and audible has the exclusive audiobook. listen to the report come alive as read by noted five-time tony award-winning actor, leslie brickhill. >> on june 9, 2016, donald trump jr., the president's son, met with kremlin lawyer, natalia veselnitskaya at trump tower. also in attendance were jared kushner and paul manafort. in exchange for hillary clinton's emails, the trump

on march 17th a fire erupted at a facility near houston. l that fir to a leak and forced the coast guard to close part of the houston ship channel, one of america's most important economic arteries for nearly a week. two weeks later in early ril, an explosion ripping through a chemical plant in crosby, tes. one person was killed, two hurt, and schools were locked down to keep kids from inhalingom fumes he fire. >> you can always smell it in the air but never as strong, so we kind of had an idea,ha but ts ening right now, that terrified me. >> the two disasters have in common is a concern the agency charged with investigating industrial accidents, the chemical safety and hazard investigation board, hasn't been able to do its job properly becauseee it's under attack from the white house. the president has tried for three years to kill the csb by eliminating funding. so far congress has kept the agency alive but a number of inspectors have let and a former executive says that's making the chemical industry more dangerous. >> eventually, there'

james harden blackbeard and the houston rockets ran utah jazz, harden missed. and a couple of minutes later he did it again. both times two ricky rubio, harden had a triple-double, scored 32, houston coasted 118 -98 to the 2-0 series lead. i don't know why they go for the fake every time. >> he draws the foul every time . >> if he could just score when he wants to at will. just like kevin durant must at the staples center. >>> stephen colbert is up - [announcer] if you want to make more money and take control of your financial future, then get ready because real estate multimillionaire and best-selling author than merrill, star of a&e's hit tv show, flip this house has one heck of an opportunity for you.

speed at the houston rockets are screaming fell against the warriors in the nba, wit about and what the warriors have to say about it. next. >>> the day after the warriors nailbiting win, fans are still debating something called the ndher the warriors got away with a potentially game changing foul. dennis o'donnell joint is now with how the league has responded. >> did you see val? >> mi in your landing zone? >> here is what it means, the shooter goes up for a shot, comes down in the same place, that is his landing zone. at the defender interferes with that, that is a foul. the rocket start james harden does not think he got a fair shake in game 1. >> i just want a fair chance. called again how it's supposed to be called and that's it. i will live with the results. >> james harden goes up with a shot from his feet are about three feet behind the three- point line and when he lands, he is in the three-point circle. he did not get the style called, rightfully so and the rockets lost the game and his only complaint right now is how much intention houston's complaining has received. >> i'm

next. >> here in houston, we addressed a wide range of issues. with the eight democratic candidates including how they will win over a broad democratic base. i asked senator bernie sanders about a challenge he might face if he were to win the nomination this time around. >> in order to consolidate the nomination, you have to win over hillary clinton voters. what are you doing to try to win over the voters which include a substantial share of the women of color. the black women who voted in 2016. >> good question and let me answer it in a couple of ways. first of all, obviously we are working really hard to win the democratic nomination and if i do that, we will work really hard to defeat the most dangerous president in the modern history of this country. to your point, the democratic party has got to be united. all right? i hope to win the nomination and i hope to have my fellow candidates and people seeking the nomination that support me if i win. my pledge to you is if i do not win, i do everything i can to make sure that democratic candidate b

our votes matter. >> i am in houston tonight for a very special reason. this afternoon i joined amy allison to comoderate the she the people presidential forum which was held at historically black southern university for all you beyonce homecoming fans. it was the first ever candidate forum hosted by and focused on women of color and a reminder that black women in particular are a key voting block for any candidate who hopes to claim the nomination. eight presidential candidates took to the stage, cory booker, julian castro. tulsi gabbard, kamala harris, amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. tonight exclusively on all in, we are bringing you the best moments. starting with senator kamala harris's response to an 18-year-old activist named lucy. >> i have family mob members who are undocumented and live in danger every day. as president who will you do to stop deportation agents from tearing more families apart? >> so first of all, we need a president of these united states who understands that we are a nation of immigrants and

. >> welcome to the united states army medical department museum here at fort sam houston, texas. today, i would like to show you the stories of the people who are either first or only's here at our exhibits. we have a great number of them but these three have an interesting story to tell. you can see behind me are medical department crests, a regimental emblem if you will. the words of the bottom say a lot about what our museum does. the motto is "experience and progress." in fact this museum is a living , place. not dedicated at all to history as odd as it may sound, but dedicated to the use of history to build a stronger and lighter -- brighter future for the medical department. our specialty is training soldiers who have medical specialties. not only helping them understand the heritage of our department, but more importantly how they can use the stories here to build a much stronger future. let's take a look at some of those stories of our people. part of our duty here and our mission at the army medical department museum is to teach the past for the sake of learning in the f

the houston rockets were rested , and the warriors were not. staff kari and clay thompson had cranky ankles. it was another game in which the warriors were rarely happy to have a guy by the name of kevin durant on the team. it is the warriors by five with less than a minute to james harding was filed by thompson and makes the free throw to make it a two-point game. kari did not have his best three-point with 26 seconds left. chris paul poked the ball away from kevin durant. the rockets get the rebound. chris paul is called for being out of bounds. he makes contact with the official. watch it here. that earns paul his second goal of the game and an automatic ejection. the rockets will await a possible fine or suspension. no foul was called on that last shot. >> i just want a fair chance, man. call the game how it is supposed to be called, and that is it. i will live with the results. call the game how it is supposed to be called. >> i have been filed i'm straight. >> this is just the warm-up. the expectation is that this series should be a good

so we are going to fly out of birmingham and fly to houston, the flight from birmingham to houston is a relatively short flight, it's only two hours. from there we will rent a truck or some kind of vehicle, and drive the rest of the way to san antonio. ok, i might be getting a little nervous now. we are at the airport and pulling into the parking deck, so it's really real, we're going to do it. 0k! frank senior, frankjunior, stephen, alex, you, and will. yay! look at that lens. got it? one more time, look at the lens. ready? it is a healing time for our family. we can go on this trip together. the older boys have such a sweet dynamic with the little boys. 0k, 0k, thank you. instead of patting them down, they put this little solution on them. cries. i am so sorry, i am so sorry! but two toddlers is difficult. when you add non—verbal autistic, itjust makes it exponential. i always feel this sense to rush and get everything packed. we have plenty of time. i kind of have to emotionally prepare myself. i'm so relieved that part is over! now let's just get to the gate. you kind of carry o

she came right here to fort sam houston. as a matter of fact where we are standing here at the medical museum, the hospital where she first trained is just not 300 yards from this place. and immediately after she went to fitzsimmons hospital where she would serve an additional time in training and an additional time being acclimated to the army. and after a short time, she would wind up in vietnam. unfortunately, her story ends also very similarly to that of fitzsimmons. she is the only nurse killed by enemy fire in direct action with enemy forces. she is the only nurse killed in action. she had not been in vietnam more than a month and a half when there was an attack on the hospital where she was stationed. her hospital and her ward in particular, had a very interesting role. the word she was @two was very difficult because it was filled with vietnamese nationals. and, women and children he may not have been combated at all but were injured during the war. and when a rocket attack suddenly erupted in 1967, she was called to

my boss said, you go get it from houston. i go to our group, our fellow geologists that were responsible for lunar materials, for scientists to study. they would say, are you out of your mind? what do you mean people can touch it? it took me 18 months. i go back and forth and discuss with them. they would say, do you have a piece of the moon? someone is going to break it and take it. we want to sell it for $1 billion. what do we do after that? somebody will come back and tell -- take another part and sell the pieces. i tell them of the piece of the meteorite in arabia that people touch. 7 million people touch it every year. it is still there. it is protected by just one fierce looking bedouin with a sword next to it. [laughter] john adams, a geologist from the university of washington said, if you get a fierce looking bedouin with a sword, we will give you a piece. and we got it and were able to touch the moon. after the museum opened, one of the most significant things that happens to me is when i see young kids coming to lo

it was the third 500 year flood in five years in houston, texas. folks had not finished rebuilding their homes from the last one when they were hit with the . fires in california, the floods on the missouri river, now their fields and livestock, the soybeans, the grains are underwater as well. four times the number of runoff from the missouri basin. the greatest one of we have seen for as long as we have been keeping records along the missouri river. the scientists tell us this planet has cooked one degree celsius since 1980 over preindustrial revolution levels, and we are on track to warm another three degrees, maybe four degrees on this current trajectory. those floods, those droughts will become more profound, more devastating of our property and our lives. if you think 400,000 apprehensions at the southern border are a lot, wait until countries in the southern hemisphere can no longer support life. scientists say there are 10 years left to get this right, to free ourselves from a dependence on fossil fuels, to embrace wind and solar, the j obs

long houston on sunday is in houston are already here are the d a. >>they came here on off today on friday and they've been hanging out practice in the u s afghan that game sunday at 1230 and will be there to help find gas right thanks jason all right, let's check in with erica on the weather. the weekend. >>i i was just been of court just week what 2 weeks that for the upcoming announced a naming contest for the 4 baby prairie recently bar and they look at them they're cute. zoo officials are looking for spring thing names and those who select the winning name to win an annual family membership or membership the prairie dogs were born about 6 weeks ago, and they just wandered out of their burles this week. the zoo has posted all of the information about the contest on its website. >>in entertainment news, the avengers united once again and moviegoers were definitely paying attention thursday night was a record making night for marvel studios avengers endgame the latest installment in his superhero film franchise made $60 million at the domestic box

it's not often that someone else schools houston rockets down james harden. but that's exactly what you target donovan mitchell did in game three . the twenty two year old had a thirty four point game thank you michel and if teammates managed to keep a few houston throughout the game to fed up one of the title final quarter of the playoffs. and while hard it was out good overall you delivered when it mattered most. with this new. law theatres in the fact of the twenty two point in the fourth quarter three. kids if it guiding you through to the narrowest of three one zero four two one zero one. so we are going through every sumo to produce our bullets in our roofs and i think we do. we are sure it's going to be similar we put the rockets now we just one more with the progress to round to see how they looked with their first title was twenty five years so hell mally al-jazeera. in tennis fabio fognini has become the lowest seeded player to win the monte carlo masters since the turn of the century fresh off his semi final upset over eleven time champ rough on th

. >> another fire at a houston- area chemical plant, the second in two weeks. >> one person was killed, two others injured. >> president trump is threatening again to close the border. >> a border shutdown would have an immediate economic impact. >> security is more important to me than trade. >> chaos erupts at a memorial for rapper nipsey hussle. >> all this while the l.a.p.d. has made an arrest. >> the person believed to be responsible is eric holder. >> glor: and your money, your health-- the hidden and enormous cost of medical airlifts. >> i did not have $40,000 lying around. it would have destroyed us. >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we'll begin tonight with a bizarre arrest at the president's resort in florida. we learned today a chinese woman bluffed her way into mar-a-lago this past weekend as the president was playing golf at a nearby club. she got a lot further than anyone hoped, except, it appears, her. she was carrying chinese po thumb drive, with malware. chip reid has more. chip. >> reporter: well, good evening. a little bit after n

♪ found one. ♪ >>> this is houston. say again, please. >> houston, we have a problem. >> you may remember this iconic scene from the 1995 film apollo 13 when nasa commander jim lobo played by tom hanks notifies mission control that an oxygen tank exploded crippling the spacecraft as it headed to the moon. on this day in 1970, four days after the rupture, lobo and his two crew mates landsed save in the pacific ocean. >> another chair in the control room as we had splash down. >> wow, it's amazing to see that. it just donned on me now i hadn't seen that footage before. i watched the movie and loved it, i've never seen that footage. >> that's what you remember. amazing to see that footage now, fascinating then and fascinating, space exploration now. >>> now to a investigation that is underway this morning in montgomery county, maryland. after a man pretending to be a rideshare driver robbed a woman inside her bethesda apartment, officials say the victim was targeted after a night out with friends. when she got into the wro

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steve: how significant was that speech in houston to baptist ministers? prof. mcgreevy: a big deal. at least in the media at the time, they took it. the speech was early in the campaign and it really made it difficult for richard nixon, who was his opponent, to talk about catholicism. and wanted to in some ways and some of his advisers were doing it behind the scenes. steve: some of famously said, it was the pope by what about, it was pa. yeah, his dad. his dad was a famous strong-willed irish catholic and an ambassador to england. it's a good joke because people were worried that joseph kennedy, his dad, had too much influence over his son. steve: today, the catholic church is dealing with another crisis and that is the abuse by priests that dates back 70 years. how is the church dealing with that? prof. mcgreevy: i think it's not been successful so far. it's the biggest crisis in history of united states catholicism. steve: in history? prof. mcgreevy: absolutely. ofquestion braided in terms disillusionment and the struggle to figure out what the right message is and terms of deali

war iises in nd a dummy used to train army professionals feel >> this is the army medical fort sam houston, texas. this is part of every museum. is the part the public doesn't often get to see. first game to the they industry, i thought are quiet. boy, was i wrong. know the inner workings until i started volunteer later working to understand there is a frenzy of activity almost all time. artifacts coming off and on exhibit. a very special, somewhat different mission. is to train medical professionals for the army. tpinform school kids and take imary person is to our model, experience and that is what the medical department is all about nd to show how history can actually propel us forward. i can talk about medicine until a week from next and you will eventually get bored and turn off your television. show you today are some of everybody's favorite artifacts here. to show you a few things that very few people ever see. through there working area and go to where we repare the artifacts for storage and display and hopefully show you a few things we may not have thought would ever have. museum