Fortieth Anniversary of Apollo 17 Marks Our "Mission to Nowhere"
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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. t...
17,000 miles an hour, said the following: upon liftoff, he said it's in the dna of our great country to reach for the stars and explore. we must not stop. but the end of the program coming very soon. so what is the future of our space program? gene cernin, form -- former nasa astronaut and last man to walk on the moon, back with me at his home town in houston, texas. thank you for your time. in a moment we'll roll film that was taken of you, film i dare say during the 1970s during your last walk on the moon. take this question and take it the right way, okay? has washington failed the space pr...
Answered,by have to take advantage of this great experience and team we have. it's not going to cost much more than we're spending today and i think that's a wise investment. we can certainly afford it. alisyn: okay, thank you very much to tom jones and gene cernin for us, we really appreciate you guys coming in and giving us your perspective. no one knows better what's going on in the minds of those astronauts right now than you both. thank you very much, i'll take it from here. i'm alisyn camarota here in new york. we'll be talking more of course about the space shuttle's program because it ...
Good for the space shuttle endeavor. with me, tom jones, astronaut in his own right, been on four shuttle mission and gene cernin, the last man to walk on the moon. do you get jealous of the six men inside now? >> yeah, i do, bill. i wish it were me. i'd thriek give it another shot. yeah, it's challenging, it's nostalgic at this point in time for endeavor, and it's somewhat disappointing to think of what the future holds right now. bill: i think we call that astronaut envy, don't we tom jones? tom, give us a sense of what mark kelly, the commander, is doing at the moment, what's happening insi...