washington national cathedral filled to capacity this morning. martha: as we remember his achievements and celebrate the life of a man who captivated and inspired a nation. the astronaut s family described him as a reluctant hero who always believed that he was just doing his job. bill: bret baier is live and joins us now. good morning. good morning, bill and martha. this event is called a celebration of neil armstrong s life, the first man of 12 to walk on the surface of the moon. eight of those are still alive. we ll hear from two of them today captain jean cernan, he a friend, a good friend of neil armstrong as well as a fellow alum of purdue university and we ll hear from michael collins, the astronaut, the command module pilot of apollo 11 as
fighting for third. in the 19th debate of the season and the last before florida votes next tuesday, the front-runners tangled over investments and campaign rhetoric. much more in fair game. a day after the captain admitted that he made a mistake and wrecked the ship, $14,000 is being offered to the passengers. but this ordeal is far from over. a 16th body was recovered on tuesday while another 16 passengers are still missing. the rescue operations chief says crews are trying to open up new passages so rescuers can access more areas. a surreal experience to be condemned to die. those were the ominous words of joshua komisarjevsky before a judge sentenced him to death less than two hours ago. he was convicted in october for brutally raping and killing three people and dr. william petit managed to escape from the basement. he said, i miss my entire family. i had 26 years with jennifer, 17 with haley and 11 with michaela. we were robbed of this for what? money. we will hear