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were kicked off an overbooked delta plane and threatened with jail after being forced to give up a seat they purchase for their baby. this is a federal offense. you and your wife will be in jail. what the family is now saying this morning. and good morning, america. we have a lot to get to. we do. this thursday morning, that big announcement from buckingham palace. you see it there live. prince philip is retiring from public life. we ll have more on that ahead. it is international firefighters day and michael is with the fdny on his way to a very special event that honors the boldest and the bravest and we can see you re in great company there, michael. i am here with denis leary, robin and george. say hello, denis. hi, guys. gearing up for our big firefighter challenge heading to salute our boldest and bravest and i m going to do something i never thought i d do and i ll do it on live tv and you don t want to miss it, but you don t want to miss it ....
on this show. we re anxious to get it out there so people can see it and hopefully love it. i try to have the best musician is around me. we touch on a lot of different kinds of music and you have to have a band that can play them all. the musical moved to new home at the palazzo. it s like a reunion for us. we ve been doing this in l.a. for five years and it s been a thrilling ride to get to this place and see the showha we ve worked on for a long time finally live in a place it is suppposed to live. not a traditional theatre experience and the palazzo gave us a space we can design exactly for our show specifically. that s huge. i think it s amazing and the amount of work they put in to redesign it for us is spectacular. i couldn t be more proud and ready to share with everybody. and brian henson s puff it up brings something new to the las vegas strip. i don t want to disagree are you. so i ll say thank you. do you have any advice for a new performer. ta ....
brian henson came all the way from texas. that is pretty cool. becky nichols, the wife of alan nichols is back there. alan is on a trip. he could not be here. becky is always here. she is always here. thank you very much. the explorers club is a cool place. come see us. we do sea ocean, primates, all that stuff. thank you very much. [applause] a big hand for charlie duke. more from the explorers club in new york city. bill ingalls shows unique photographs relaunches such a launches, rocket launches, russia and japan. he also shows neil armstrong s funeral. this is about 50 minutes. [applause] good afternoon. bill ingalls has been a professional photographer for over 27 years and has heard as the senior contract survivor photographer or nasa since 1989. he has traveled the world. assignments have taken him from the kennedy space center to the inside of an active volcano in alaska, oval office, inside of a dca, dc8. his photographs have appeared in national geogra ....
it was a stepping stone. i never only after m.i.t. can i say i really wanted to be a national not. up until that time, it was maybe out there. other questions? moon walker? i have one more. we have a guy right here. high, charles. just a question on your take on the potential benefits that humankind can get out of exploring the moon? where do we stand with our progress? are we still in the analysis phase? to good questions. i think a lot of the benefit and space is twofold from the moon flights. apollo was the basic science that we generated through six different experiment packages. we left of the orbital experiments that we did. the other was the technological benefits that were done to make apollo possible and the space program. i had just gotten back from the hundredth anniversary of the department of the m.i.t. they said apollo generated 88 times the return on our investment. that is a good deal. and investment an investment manager would like this kind ....
that was a test. my father had told me stories from sky lab about he had always seen the fires in the amazon and people were clear-cutting it. i hadn t thought about it for 35 years. i remember when i was a kid, there were a lot of tv things about it about save the rainforest, shockingly you don t see much these day. boy, is it still burning and so was big areas of the green belt through central africa, but for me, the great epiphany came on this day. this was probably day eightish. it was the first time i had after having that information about the earth pour into your mind, i finally saw a place i knew personally very well. there is my house off a lake in austin, texas, i could also see houston where i grew up around nasa. i could see the gulf coast where i played on beaches as a kid, up in dallas where i had driven many times, i had driven and walked and biked those areas intimately. i knew the size of it. i knew how big it was. at the time, i could see the whole ear ....