armstrong is no longer with us — he died in 2012. and now comes the news of the passing of another member of this remarkable apollo 11 trio, michael collins. his family and nasa have announce his death from cancer at the age of 90. collins was an integral part of the mission, but is often labelled the "forgotten man" because he didn't actually go down to the surface. he stayed in the command module circling the moon, whilst armstrong and aldrin made their boot marks in the lunar soil. that he missed out was something he never complained about. i did not have the best seat of the three on apollo 11. but i can say, in all honesty, i was thrilled with the seat that i did have. i knew that i had somehow lucked into being one third of the team that was going to do this wonderful thing — and my function suited me fine. i mean, yeah, sure, iwould've preferred to walk on the moon, but that really seemed a trivial distinction at the time. i was very pleased with my responsibilities on the flight. his responsibilities on that mission include

carl, i'm just reminded that it was 5.5 years ago i met brian armstrong for coffee in san francisco. one of the things that struck me then about him was his level of conviction he told me he was taking his full salary in bitcoin at the time and not converting it to cash i thought wow, that's somebody who is putting his money where his mouth is turned out to be a pretty smart be he also gave me a dollar's worth of bitcoin in a coinbase account to show me how coinbase worked you know, every once in a while i take a look at that. it's worth $221.30 this morning. that's where we will -- yeah, deirdre. >> there's got to be a way to nft that, one coin brian armstrong gave you years ago i love what was said on "squawk box" this morning, this listing today, of course, we're going to get caught up in the price and technicals, but it's more than coinbase and bitcoin, really the net scape moment for crypto. i got a lot of backlash saying it's not a flattering comparison look what happened to net scape. the point being this is really a moment, the beginning, like netscape was the beginning of th

armstrong is no longer with us — he died in 2012. and now comes the news of the passing of another member of this remarkable apollo 11 trio, michael collins. his family and nasa have announce his death from cancer at the age of 90. collins was an integral part of the mission, but is often labelled the "forgotten man" because he didn't actually go down to the surface. he stayed in the command module circling the moon, while armstrong and aldrin made their boot marks in the lunar soil. that he missed out was something he never complained about. i did not have the best seat of the three on apollo 11. but i can say, in all honesty, i was thrilled with the seat that i did have. i knew that i had somehow lucked into being one third of the team that was going to do this wonderful thing — and my function suited me fine. i mean, yeah, sure, iwould've preferred to walk on the moon, but that really seemed a trivial distinction at the time. i was very pleased with my responsibilities on the flight. his responsibilities on that mission included

armstrong is no longer with us. he died in 2012. now comes the passing of another member of this remarkable trio, michael collins. his family and nasa have announced his death fromancer at the age of 90. collins was an integral part of the mission but is often forgotten because he did not go down to the surface. he stayed in the command module circling the moon while armstrong and aldrin made bookmarks in the lunar soil. that he missed out was not something he ever complained about. >> i did not have the best seat on apollo 11, but i was thrilled with the seat i did have. i knew that i had somehow locked -- lucked into being one third of the team that was going to do this wonderful thing. my function suited me fine. sure, i would have preferred to walk on the moon. but that really seemed a trivial distinction at the time. i was very pleased with my responsibilities on the flight. jonathan: his responsibilities included making sure armstrong and aldrin could get home. if something had gone wrong during the ascent from the lunar surfa

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when police chief butler on armstrong was at the white house thursday morning. president joe biden announced his administration's efforts to curb gun violence in the country. >> chief armstrong with the only law enforcement leader was invited crime rates across the bay area have been steadily rising since the start of the pandemic. but oakland is on track to have the deadliest year in decades since the start of 20 21 homicides in oakland are up more than 300% assault with a firearm up over 100% and those numbers keep rising a huge area of concern or ghost guns, ghost guns or self-assembled firearms. the don't have serial numbers making them untraceable purchasing a ghost gun kit doesn't require a background check, meaning anyone can get one. we have seen. >> huge increase in the use of goes goods. we've seen crimes committed with these guns, including homicides. he's got a very difficult to we have to do something about these guns. and i think the legislative action at the scene taken today. will that process. chief armstrong believes we do have enough laws on t

amy: nekima levy-armstrong, inc. you being with us, minneapolis-based civil rights attorney, activist, and executive director of wayfinder foundation. when we come back, we will be joined by the former head of the national naacp, now president of people for the american way. we will be joined by ben jealous to talk about not only the chauvin trial, but the right wing smear campaign targeting kristen clarke, president biden's nominee to head the civil rights division of the department of justice. her hearing begins wednesday. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] juan: "when i'm 64" by the beatles. amy today we want to wish you a very happy 64th birthday. it seems only yesterday you were a young rebel reporter. now you are a mature rebel reporter. amy: thank you. it is wonderful to spend this day with you or at least this hour, with our listeners, viewers, and readers. such difficult times that we have to deal with. no better group of people to deal with these radical issues. thank you so much. this is democracy now! i'm

also attract more people to a buy and sell kryptos astrue 1st of all it definitely will make brian armstrong one of the richest americans some 1st indications are that actually we might see quite a pop in the coin base if share when trading begin think that could bring it to a valuation as you mentioned before to roughly 100 $1000000000.00 and brian armstrong he owns 20 percent in that corporation so he will become a billionaire and overall if all goes well if this i.p.o. will work if investors sub buying that could be another step also for a cripple's in general. thanks for bringing us up to date now africa's biggest economy is also one of its sick a state nigeria is home to the largest number of very poor people in the world and a 3rd of the country's labor force is without employment a few hours a week while small the coronavirus pandemic has made matters even worse. queues for fuel formed across nigeria recently over fears of more gasoline price hikes a leader of gas costs more than $169.00 giri an ira that's $0.35 per liter while that may sound cheap in many countries it's a record high

here is what i asked police chief laurent armstrong about concerns ghs beindo. me and if you ha lost m faith inanpolike they havestfaith in you. a specificallyto the families that are hurting? >> the message is clear to me that i have been very clear from the beginning. i want to reduce crime in the city of oakland. that with limited resources, i have to use those resources as efficient and effective as i can. i understand their impatience, but these investigations take time, they take time identifying those who are responsible for it, but we will do our due diligence and we ask people share information, share video, bring that video forward. >> i presented steve armstrong's response incidents of this week. one said to me this was still not an acceptable answer. of course, it is a story we will stay on top of. >>> hundreds of people just marched through oakland in solidarity with the asian- american and pacific islander community. this stop asian hate rally was organized by two juniors from berkeley high school. they said they wanted to uplift the community and

chief armstrong believes we do have enough laws on the books here in the states. but the problem arises when people buy guns out of state and bring them over. and that's why he feels it's important the federal government intervene we've seen straw purchases from other states where people are going to gun shows him purchasing weapons in bringing those weapons that that our community. we want to limit that in today. was a strong message you know, the president is taking a stance in wants to curb this activity in we hope to see less the city of oakland and chief armstrong thinks this move by the white house will bolster its already strong partnership with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. he's hopeful the city will receive some funding as well. the city of oakland has struggled with the budget deficit. it's limited the department's resources is also limit the resources of our department of violence prevention. so is our hope that oakland back in by being invited today and being in the you know, hopefully it increases our jeanne and says to receive some of

bloomberg through armstrong. -- bloomberg's drew armstrong. -- it's coronavirus shot remained 90% effective over six months. joining us now, moderna's ceo, joining us after a 5.5 hour investor presentation. that's quite a lot, so thank you for joining us. i want to start with the news. pfizer is delivering more to europe. there is a pause on astrazeneca and j&j. if you -- if the world became reliant on you and pfizer, what kind of vaccine could you be delivering? >> 700 million -- $700 million to $1 billion this year. we have been --of course. alix: have you been getting more requests or calls from other countries? >> it is clear that, around the world, governments are scrambling. you see it around the planet. europe and then others. the situation with covid has changed from what it was in terms of what vaccine is available, what efficacy, what safety profile. so there are new things. i am on the phone with sometimes one, sometimes several heads of state. alix: alix: you have two things to work out. can you ramp up supply enough to deliver the dosages countries want in light of what has hap

me and nekima levy-armstrong showed up to an officers on this past summer. this officer had 56 complaints against him over his tenure. 11 successful lawsuits over his tenure and was involved ithree police-involved shootings. they voted ts man president of the minneapolis police federation and he was promoted to sergeant. so what es that tell you about policing in this state? we reward bad cops. by the way, this guy was also a member of a white supremacist biker gang. but when we show up to his house come the same thing that happened to maxine waters happened to me on the campaign trail. i was called a domestic terrorist, antifa. they call us mad and angry. we have every right to be angry. we have every right to use our voices because their actions are what we are protesting against. we have a problem here in the state with police. juan: representative thompson, one of the things you been trying to do in the minnesota house, a committee of the house recently approved your bill that would end qualified immunity for police officers. why is this particular refor

chief armstrong with the only law enforcement leader. i was invited crime rates across the bay area have been steadily rising since the start of the pandemic. but oakland is on track to have the deadliest year in decades since the start of 20 21 homicides in oakland are up more than 300% assault with a firearm up over 100% and those numbers keep rising a huge area of concern or ghost guns, ghost guns or self-assembled firearms. the don't have serial numbers making them untraceable purchasing a ghost gun kit doesn't require a background check, meaning anyone can get one. we have seen. >> huge increase in the use of goes goods. we've seen crimes committed with these guns, including homicides. he's got a very difficult to track. we have to do something about these guns. and i think the legislative action at the scene taken today. will that process. chief armstrong believes we do have enough laws on the books here in the states. but the problem arises when people buy guns out of state and bring them over. and that's why he feels it's importa

and chief armstrong says officers responded to 340 robberies since january with robberies up in every district of the city. armstrong says the city council today is deciding on how to spend federal care act funding and he is employing councilmembers to allow some of that money to the police he says the violence has a lasting emotional toll. >> the city has to understand 41 homicides. that is 41 families. 31 families that are impacted by this violence. 41 families that are hurting. i hear the pain. i understand. >> armstrong says since last june $25 million has been cut from the department's budget >>> a college football player from walnut creek is being credited for helping police catch a car break and suspect as dion lim found, that suspect despite being arrested was later caught on camera committing an even more heinous crime, targeting asian seniors. >> do not move! >> reporter: what you're watching are the moments sf pd approach a man named roman banks who according to police documents broke into the home of two asian seniors ages 81 and 87 in visitacion valley back in february. y

chief armstrong believes we do have enough laws on the books here in the states. but the problem arises when people buy guns out of state and bring them over. and that's why he feels it's important. the federal government intervene we've seen straw purchases from other states where people are going to gun shows him purchasing weapons in bringing those weapons back into our community. we want to limit that and today was a strong message you know, the president is taking a stance in wants to curb this activity in. we hope to see less farm in the city of oakland and chief armstrong thinks this move by the white house will bolster its already strong partnership with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. >> he's hopeful the city will receive some funding as well. the city of oakland has struggled with the budget deficit it's limited the department's resources is also limit the resources of our department of violence prevention. so is our hope that oakland back in by being invited today and being in the you know, hopefully it. it ineases our jeanne and says to re

chief armstrong made an appeal to the city council to give him the resources he needs to get sideshow enforcement units back on the street. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke to a city council member who says he's ready to make it happen. >> i this. and yes, i. >> you're looking at video from the citizen app. if you see another weekend of illegal sideshows of the city of oakland. police broke up the reckless stunt driving events in some locations. did sir, into the streets to sideshow participants due to lack of police resources in other parts of the city. >> tragically we a mother that went into labor while caught in the middle of a sideshow. >> oakland police chief leronne armstrong says opd sideshow enforcement unit was cut last year due to the financial impact of covid-19 on oakland's economy. but now the city has 192 billion dollars in federal funds from president joe biden's american rescue plan act that can be used to bring back those special police units. >> i hope today the city council decides to allocate the funds needed to reallocate resources to the police department to with

chief armstrong praised the biden administration for focussing their attention on so-called ghost guns, untraceable weapons that can be built at home using parts purchased online. >> a city like oakland it is easier to get a g-u-n than it is a g.e.d. >> i myself, the first time i was shot at at close range i was 12 years old. >> reporter: making guns less accessible is one thing, says jones. but to stamp out gun violence, oakland will need a wholistic approach. >> we have to lock at the systemic root and nature of this issue. we have to lock at mental health and it is a key issue. >> reporter: years ago chief armstrong lost his young brother to gun violence. here is how he felt when the commander in chief looked at him square in the eye. >> when he recognized law enforcement looking directly at me, i thought it was a moment. and so a moment that i obviously won't forget. >> in oakland, nbc bay area news. >>> day nine of testimony in the derek chauvin trial. the former minneapolis police officer charged in the death of george floyd. today dr. martin tobin took the stand. he specializes

courtesy of the armstrong family, who came up with the idea last year, right before easter. >> we were going a little stir-crazy in lockdown. we decided to leave eggs at every person's doorstep for about a five, six-block run of our street. >> reporter: brian armstrong got busy. >> very nice. whoa. >> reporter: and the socially distanced eggs became a family project. >> it took three or four days to get everything together. it was a fun process. it kind of brought us all together. >> reporter: all wrapped with a note, reading, we wonder if you would join us in decorating our community for the holiday. >> the egg said, lay these in your lawn. and by the way, there's a pandemic going on. if you need help, drop us a line. >> reporter: many of the neighbors are ecstatic. crediting the family with making this world a brighter one. another one said, love this tradition you've started. and, thank you for lifting our spirits up. an entire family of, well, good eggs. >> we're not handing out food or administering vaccines. we're just putting eggs in yards. but every little bit kind of helps and

i spoke to brian armstrong and asked him a big question for investors. will transaction fees which make up 95% of the coinbase come down with competition what does that mean for the business >> we haven't seen any margin compression yet and wouldn't expect to see it in the short and the mid term the reason is for one thing, crypto is changing so quickly. it's accelerating in the pace of change in terms of the number of assets and all of the things people want to do with crypto. no real risk of commoditization. i guess the other thing is that there's really a custody fee that's baked into the transaction fees which is different than the traditional brokerage world. i don't expect there to be fee compression short and mid term longer term, yes, there could be fee compression like in every other asset class out there. what you've seen is in our financials we've started to invest in different revenue streams that are starting to provide these green chutes of revenue. things like coinbase earn, coin-base debit card, staking revenue. and we've started to monet

at the same time, you would've had no armstrong for aldrin unless you had collins, not only patiently in that command module circling the earth, but let's just imagine if, may god forbid, anything that happen to armstrong or aldrin on the moon, michael collins would've been the one who would have had to return to earth in that command module and emerge from that capsule, and go through a lot of public ceremonies. i think that the people at nasa chose these astronauts very carefully, they knew that this was someone, if god forbid, that ever happened would do that with great sensitivity in great dignity. >> a generation of space geeks joins the collins in mourning his loss at the age of 99. thanks to our friend michael beschloss. that is going to do it for this wednesday night special speech edition of our broadcast, our special live coverage of the presidents joint address to congress continues live with chris hayes, right after this. right after this. ,. . on the eve of the 100th day of his administration, just a few hours ago, president joe biden gave his very first joint address to

gun control measures. >> i've experienced violence myself in my own family. >> reporter: years ago, armstrong lost his older brother to gun violence. today he leads a police department grappling with a sharp rise in shootings and homicides. >> in his speech when he recognized law enforcement looking directly at me, i thought it was a moment. a moment that i obviously won't forget. >> reporter: one of the president's executive actions aims to restrict so-called ghost guns, untraceable weapons that can be built using parts bought online. >> when the president spoke today and he said, you know, there is no need for people to have magazines with 100 bullets in it, oakland has seen, you know, the impact of having weapons with this kind of capacity. >> reporter: photos shared to us by the alameda county sheriff's office show a trove of illegal guns that were allegedly found during a 2019 investigation. the sheriff's office says the suspects were selling the illegally converted firearms on the street. >> a city like oakland, it's easier to get a g-u-n than itg- >> reporter: chief armstrong hopes tha

luke armstrong, the son of world famous cyclist lance armstrong. he has been arrested after being accused of sexually assaulting a teenager. the austin police department says that he assaulted me 16 year-old after a party in 2018 when she. what was 18 on that? that must wrong. she was 16 right. armstrong's attorney has denied the allegations and also added that the 2 more than in a consensual relationship that lasted months a disturbing trend that we've seen before here in the bay area. the marine mammal center says that they found at least 3 dead gray wells in just the past week. the first last wednesday at crissy field's the second ad fitzgerald marine reserve and this saturday, the 3rd was found floating in the bay. a necropsy now being performed on the 3rd. well, tomorrow to determine a cause of death still to come. next in sports. the a's looking for their first double of the season. >> sports director deuce do also have the highlights. plus state basketball coach. at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here

armstrong said as a black man and a black police chief, the george floyd showed it is time to tackle a new era of police reform. >> we need to talk about police reform. and i'm a police chief that is willing to have that conversation about how we as law enforcement can police our communities in a way that's fair and equitable to all people and to be accountable when you make mistakes. >> this is the verdict that many of us wanted, but the work is not over. the work is just beginning. >> we have to show solidarity, and we got to stand together, white people, black people, all people. >> reporter: and that is an artist from oakland you just heard from. we saw these two artists continuing to paint vibrant murals and beautifying rows and rows of windows. oakland needs positive vibes and they're urging people to respect small businesses if and when groups do gather tonight. you can see these two individuals carrying signs that are being interviewed right now. i spoke to the man right here, and he said -- he thanked minneapolis for what happened today. and he says right now this is a new m

astronauts, neil armstrong, edwin cullham would make the journey next stop, tranquility base. >> 2, 1, 0, liftoff, we have a liftoff, 32 minutes past the hour. liftoff on apollo 11. >> neil armstrong reporting the roll and pitch program, put apollo 11 on proper heading. >> apollo 11 how do you read, over. >> loud and clear on the high gain. >> eagle you're looking great, coming up nine minutes. >> we're now in the approach phase, everything looking good. altitude, 42. >> you're a go for landing. over. >> 30 feet, down 2 1/2. 30 feet, 2 1/2 down. forward. 4 forward, drifting to the right a little. 30 seconds. >> tranquility base here, the eagle has landed. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ across the country and around the world, the apollo 11 crew were welcomed back as heroes. meanwhile, more than 100 scientists from here and abroad began intensive studies of the lunar samples. before project apollo ended, six additional flights to the moon were made, and all but one were highly successful. sky lab was the next manned space flight, launche

. >> reporter: according to chief armstrong, the police department has lost roughly $25 million in funding since last june. he says taking away those resources has had a direct impact on the increase in violence. >> this is a tall task in the city of oakland to address this violence, but you can't do it without resources. >> reporter: oakland is coming off another violent week as crime in 2021 has skyrocketed in the past year. according to the oakland police department, the city has seen 41 homicides so far this year compared to 13 in the same time period in 2020. that's a 215% increase. >> this city has to value the lives of our community members. we need resources, and we need the community's help to be able to address violence. police can't do it alone. >> reporter: tonight the oakland city council looked at ways to distribute part of roughly $190 million the city is getting as part of the american rescue plan act. despite the rise in crime, some community members called for the council to divert money away from police, but the council did vote to fund police programs cut during the pan

chief armstrong made an appeal to the city council to give him the resources. he says he needs. >> to get his side show enforcement unit back on the street. kron four's. haaziq madyun spoke to a city council member who says he's ready to make it happen. >> i this. and i. >> you're looking at video from the citizen app it. you see another weekend of illegal sideshows of the city of oakland. police broke up the reckless stunt driving events in some did sir, into the streets to sideshow participants due to lack of police resources in other parts of the city. >> tragically a mother that went into labor while caught in the middle of a sideshow. she was unable to get out of the side show. we have to go in and seen units to rescue her. >> oakland. police chief leronne armstrong says opd sideshow enforcement unit was cut last year due to the financial impact of covid-19 on oakland's economy. but now the city has 192 billion dollars in federal funds from president joe biden's american rescue plan at that can be used to bring back those special police units. >> i hope to

everybody remembers neil armstrong and buzz aldrin. but the guy who was providing the ride home. that was michael collins >> ignition sequence start. >> july 16, 1969, a massive saturn 5 rocket propels astronauts neil armstrong, buzz aldrin, and michael collins into space. >> liftoff on apollo 11. >> reporter: for the most daring and technically demanding adventure of its time. >> were you nervous? >> yes, i get nervous easily and it seemed like a suitable occasion to be nervous >> reporter: once in orbit around the moon, collins said good-bye to neil armstrong and buzz aldrin as their landing module headed to the surface collins meanwhile, stayed up in the command module, the only ride home. once those guys drift off, what do you think >> bon voyage. >> got a fine looking flying machine there. >> reporter: orbiting above the lunar surface, collins was off out of - >> reporter: as the command module ventured to the other side of the moon, he did hear. >> the eagle has landed. >> but as for those famous first words. >> one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind >> reporter

chief armstrong called on city council to allocate funds to help protect the city. he says his department should not have to choose which crimes to respond to. we shouldn't have to do that. we should be given the resources that we need to be able to address both. that's what i'm asking for on monday night's city council approved funding for the police department, including money to restore cease-fire operations sideshow detail in foot patrols in oakland, michelle kingston kron 4 news. oakland city council members voted in favor of funding the sideshow you none of this means officers could be back. >> on the streets as early as this weekend. the newly approved funding comes after a weekend of illegal sideshows in the city of oakland. you're looking at video of one such event from the citizens at police broke up the stunt driving events in some locations but not all them because they say they lack police resources. oakland police chief lot on strong says he is appreciative oakland city council's vote to restore some of the public safety resources. we'll be right back

one the other astronauts you know armstrong was all over him collins who played an incredibly important role and he had to go through alone listen trainees you know he was the perfect person for that but you know if collins is not good at his job and doesn't offer an exact great way that route doesn't get home and that mission we know is a hollow 11 isn't the success that we think definitely played a critical role in the apollo program really did lay the platform for human spaceflight you know exploration path that continues today several space programs the nasa as we look to go back or you know to the moon as part of the art of this program i think we can look back on the work that was done we're all alone and the path and the great platform then and work was done by michael collins to get us there i think he's you know he's he's he was someone who did that again his life and accomplished very important work as someone who basically oversaw the founding of the smithsonian there in space museum which opened in 1976 under his directorship you know institution known throughout the world a

astronauts neil armstrong, edwin aldrin, and michael collins, would make the historic journey. the next stop was tranquility base. >> two, 1, 0, all engines are running. we have lift off 32 minutes past the hour. tower cleared. >> neil armstrong reporting. apollo 11 on a proper heading. ♪ >> how do you read? >> roger, loud and clear. you are looking great, coming up nine minutes. >> we are now in the approach trays and everything is looking good. altitude 4200. >> two and a half down. four forward. to the right a little. 6 -- -- 6 -- six and a half. >> tranquility bay here. the eagle has landed. that is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> ♪ >> apollo 11 crew were welcome back -- welcomed back as heroes. . ♪ meanwhile, more than 100 scientists from here and abroad began intensive studies of lunar samples. before project apollo ended, six additional flights to the moon were made. all but one were highly successful. ♪ skylab was the next demand phase -- space flight. a two story orbital workshop. then, the first of 33-man crews departed to meet the orbit

oakland police chief lauren armstrong was at the white house this morning when those executive actions were announced since the start of the year. homicides in oakland of increased by more than 300% assaults with guns are up more than 100% that puts the city on track to have its deadliest year in decades. chief armstrong believes the problem arises when people buy guns out of state and then bring them here. that's why he feels it's important. the federal government intervened. >> we've seen straw purchases from other states where people are going to gun shows him purchasing weapons in bringing those weapons that that our community. we want to limit that and today i think was a strong message you know, the president is taking a stance in wants to curb this activity in we hope to see less farm in the city of oakland. >> chief armstrong says he's hopeful oakland will receive some federal funding to help fill a deficit in the department's budget. he also hopes to see more violence interrupters and community led violence intervention. >> south bay, law enforcement leaders are warning about

a sergeant in the 22nd, new york cavalry se armstrong. he gave all of these infantry veterans eighth corps sixth corps 19 corps a quote unquote blast from a calorie men's bugle. in the pages of the national tribune so armstrong is sitting in a small little hamlet of barker new york where he lived after the war? he's reading all this and he's kind of chuckling himself. you're trying to figure out who's responsible for victory. you're not mentioning us and he wrote. in the tribune if my memory serves me right the cavalry had a little something to say about it. another calvaryman walter kempster noted that excluding the calvary from any discussion of sheridan's operations. in the valley is like giving the play of hamlet? with the character of hamlet left out as veterans bickered and argued and attack the reputations of men who served in that same victorious army of the shenandoah some veterans simply did not see. the point because they're saying we are all part of the same army. we don't understand we want. and right we're right in the midst

neil armstrong buzz aldrin and michael collins to the moon. the command module, significantly brought back safely. this lunar module is an actual lunar module that never flew and space. the lunar module to. it was intended to be used in an earth orbital test flight, but the test was canceled as unnecessary. now we are transferring into the national and air space museum. it consists of two parts, the base which has the legs, and the rocket engine and it. and the oddly shaped hat, the crew modular, the crew cabin. this was attached to the command module for the flight from earth to lunar orbit. once in the lunar orbit, the two crew members who would descend to the surface, armstrong and aldrin climbed into the lunar module, separated from the command module where michael collins stayed to orbit the moon. it began its descent down to the surface. >> all forward. all forward. . okay. engine stopped. >> we stop to get down, eagle. the eagle has landed. >> this was a thrilling moment in history. and almost everybody who is alive at that moment remem

really be shaft, echoing some other sentiments by chief armstrong that the showman case highlights the need for police reform something chef says is already underway at opd. we are changing the culture of policing toe one of guardianship. and that those who are not part of that change will be asked to leave and held accountable for any deviation changes long sought. i mean, a number of nationwide, police involved shootings involving black and minority men, michael stand in a health sciences professor, california state university. east bay. highlights see anxiety among black americans during counters with police. the police are supposed to be. protectors right? sometimes you know these cases, i think for many black americans, they highlight a sense that you know, it's unclear whether black americans can feel that same protection it. oakland police said they had plans to plans in place to keep the community safe prior to the verdict. and while there was a very small, small gathering in front of city hall in response to the verdict, there were no reports of any issues. julie and his good

the son of disgraced cyclist lance armstrong now facing charges of sexually assaulting a teen austin. police say that luke armstrong assaulted a 16 year-old girl at a party after a party in 2018 when he was 18. armstrong's attorneys will now denying those allegations saying that the 2 were and a consensual relationship that lasted months. a new report from the new york times shows that embattled florida congressman matt gaetz asked the white house for a presidential pardon during the final weeks of the trump administration. the request dismissed inside of the white house. the justice department is looking into whether or not gaetz had a relationship with a 17 year-old girl and paid for her to travel with him, which would violate trafficking laws. gates has denied any wrongdoing. a spokesperson for the florida congressman says that his pardon request was not related to the ongoing justice department investigation. still to come on kark 4 news at 9 history in louis. the new feat accomplished by the mayor. >> the next mayor louis, missouri is going make history. voters went to the polls

the sea of tranquility is of course where neil armstrong and buzz aldrin first landed on the moon. president johnson of course was very active in the space program, and so that mission occurred after he left the oval office, it was very much part of his efforts that we actually made it to the moon. this is a small private office set up for president johnson, and it was meant to model the private office, the oval office. through that door which are show in the moment is our replicate of the johnson oval office. but this was his small study he used on occasion. it includes a very long couch, very long because johnson often took naps. actually ended up being horizontal working sessions more than his opportunity to slumber, but it is long to accommodate his 6'3" frame and recently when we had the civil rights summit here at the lbj presidential library, president carter took a nap on this as well, so at least two former presidents have slept on that couch. this is a small desk that president johnson used in the private office off of the oval office. he spent a great deal of his time th

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i'm not armstrong. i'm not john glenn. astronaut is magical. there is something that captured our imaginations and aspirations. every best thing we hope we are and which we can be. we all love to touch those things. and it does permeate the psyche and the personality of the culture and country in strange ways, but johns became at the very dawn of this era. we are the first -- you all are the first generations of human beings -- to live in a space era. where people leave the planet. we look back at the planet from afar and get those perspectives that help us better understand this lace and how it works. to be someone who helped launch such a profoundly transformative era and to be the emblem, the best emblems and ambassadors of that era. >> did he ever talk about it when you came to know him? david? >> did he ever talk about -- says >> no. he never talked about the impact that he was having on people and whatever. in addition to that, and some say it was john glenn, i don't know who it was. it was one of the astronauts. they pulled a huge contra

luke armstrong's attorney says the incident did not occur. big story interior secretary deb haaland is in utah to consider whether to increase or decrease the size of national monuments in the state. the trump administration decided to down size two national monuments in southern utah. ha land is expected to give a report to president biden after she meets at bear's ears national monument. that's a live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ this land is your land ♪ this land is my land ♪ from california ♪ to the new york island ♪ from the redwood forest ♪ to the gulf stream waters ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ y how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ the lexus es, now available with all-wheel drive. this rain is bananas. lease the 2021 es 250 all-wheel drive for $339 a month for 39 months. experience amazing

on the apollo 11 lunar mission has died aged 90 collins orbited the moon while his crew mates neil armstrong and buzz aldrin to bear historic 1st steps on the surface in 1969 he died on wednesday after a battle with cancer his family said he had always faced life's challenges with grace and humility and faced his final challenge in the same way let's go to brian odom who's now chief historian he's joining us from huntsville that's in alabama thanks for your time with us on al-jazeera so how will you remember collins. yeah thanks for having me on your own or better circumstances but i think michael collins will be known you know forever as someone who have a passion for space exploration not only because he's a part of it i think they gave. somebody who dedicated his life to talking about scientific discovery human space flight a number of different ways he was known sometimes known in fact as the for a god an astronaut because he didn't get to land on the moon but just how important was he for the success of the apollo mission yeah like the other astronauts you know armstrong was all over an

is also raising awareness to help stop asian american hate crimes in the city chief armstrong spoke strong spoke to us today on mornings on two he told us extra patrols were added to oakland's chinatown and he's committed to protecting the asian american community. i want to make sure that we understand our community understands that when a crime is committed in this motivated by hate, that's something that we take very serious. we have a hate crimes investigator assigned to investigate those cases. we also have a partnership with the alameda county district attorney's office. what their hate crimes task force that is also looking into those cases as well. chief armstrong also said the department has received additional funding from the city to crack down on side shows and that officers are now aggress. you're really breaking up. those side shows, towing cars and making arrests. all right now it's time to check in with ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo to talk about how this week in these temperatures are shaping up, captain rosemary. yeah. s o a little bit warmer than yesterday. b

oakland police chief laurent armstrong says investigators are following up on leads. my heart goes out to that family. i wanted to know that we are investigating that case, and we hope that people will come forward and bring forth information that'll help help us find out who was responsible for oakland. please say any tip, no matter how small could lead to a big break in the case, henry lee ktvu fox, two news and the chief of police there in oakland, also announced a new strategy today to reduce violent crime. chief the wrong, laurent armstrong says so far this year, there have been 34 homicides, and he says that's a 230% increase over the same time last year when 10 people were killed in oakland in response to this increase in crime, armstrong created the violent crime operation center. its primary focus is to provide a timely response to homicides and all gun related crimes. i understand the trauma that is happening in our community. and i hear the voices of the families and friends and the concerns of our community as they experienced constant gunfire across our c