i want to start with you, and i want to put up the map that we put together that shows the time distance from a launch from north korea to the possible areas of target. guam, 14 minutes, hawaii is 20 minutes away. los angeles 33-34 and a nickel all the way over to the other side of the map, new york, 38-3. that s a pretty chilling pictur picture. it does. i have to tell you i m very concerned about the next couple days. the north koreans with their gift packages, i think we know with those gift packages are. i think in the next few days the north koreans are going to test launch another intercom intercl ballistic missile. they will not fire it straight up in the air like they did the last two times. this time what they are going to do, they will test fire is missile over japan and splashed down in the mid-pacific and if they really want to get really risky they could actually even splashed down off the coast of california, maybe 100 or
we ll raise the flag that s on the front landing gear. first man from the planet earth set foot on the moon, july 1969. we came in peace for all mankind. the real moment of truth is next. they still have to get off the surface of the moon. they push the button on the computer, and then bang. they see the moon receding from them. and then some minutes later, they re back in lunar orbit, and they re on their way to rendezvous with mike collins. although the entire world could watch the apollo 11 astronauts take man s first steps on the moon, the predawn darkness of the mid-pacific obscured their return to earth. so it was already daylight when the carrier hornet approached and found columbia in the ocean swells. neil, buzz and mike, i want you to know that i think i m the luckiest man in the world. because i have the privilege of
companies, for branson out in new mexico who wants to fly tourist ins a year up on short two-hour flights to weightlessness, it s time for us to start doing those things, he said, so that nasa can get on with doing what it does best. he said to me, he said, look, if i was in this to make a lot of money, i wouldn t be doing space flights because it s still a very risky proposition to see how many customers are ultimately going to be out there, whether it s for branson at $200,000 a flight, or whether it s for spacex, you know, taking supplies and putting satellites into orbit, those kinds of things. we ll check in with you in less than an hour. we re expecting a capsule into the mid-pacific, hopefully in good shape. we ll check in. john zarrella on the story for us. the latest twist in the wikileaks julian assange drama. a group of internet activists say it s operation payback time. the group is expanding its cyber campaign against individuals and companies seen as anti-assange. it