correspondent caylee atwood reports from virginia on the anniversary of that first flight. >> reporterwhen space shuttle discovery blasted off for the first time it wasn't all smooth sailing. valerie neal curator of the smithsonian national air and space museum says the first launch came on the fourth attempt. >> when the main engines ignited and immediately slut down just four seconds before launch and a problem had been detected in one of the main engines so the computer shut down the launch. >> reporter: but discovery's maiden mission was a success and 38 more followed. discovery carried the hubble telescope into orbit and took a 77-year-old john glenn back to space in 1998. after the challenger and columbia disasters it was discovery that returned the nation to flight. >> america is going to space again and we're going there to stay. >> reporter: yet the shuttle program's days were numbered. after completing its last space flight in march 2011, this beacon of hope landed at the smithsonian. >> it is bittersweet to have discovery here. nothing like a space shuttle has flown before a

kiley atwood, cbs news, chantilly, virginia. >>> without the shuttle program, u.s.astronauts are hitching rides into space on russian rockets. a private company are developing new vehicles to carry people into orbit. >>> thousands of book lovers came to downtown washington today for the national book festival. the annual event is sponsored by the library of congress. if you went to this year's festival, you probably noticed a few firsts. the festival is taking place indoors now at the d.c. convention center instead of on the national mall. also, local bookstore, politics and pros is this year's official book seller. this is the first time that a small independent bookstore has won that contract. the national book festival features dozens of best selling authors of every genera. anne degree andrea roane introduced the author of the best seller, march. >> the way of telling a story of my growing up in rural alabama and getting involved in american civil rights movement. >> book 2 of congressman lewis' trilogy will be released in january of 2015. president and mrs. oba

. >> roman atwood. here we go again. >> peek-a-boo! >> what the -- >> think i'd actually do that?re what's under the robe, scary to see the dude run up to your kid. >> grabs him. pushes him away. >> you could tell that guy was about to punch someone. >> don't do drugs. >> that guy, he laughed, but he was still a little bit mad. >> this is a prank on the adults, but the truth is, those kids are really freaking out. there's a dude in their face. >> yeah. and now you have to explain on the ride home who he was doing. >> watch the last guy. >> he ready to punch the guy too. >>> this guy's singing a confession. ♪ i don't look good naked anymore ♪ >> this is the bat of a baseball. >>> downhill fun. ♪ >>> there comes a time in your life when you just don't look good naked anymore, and there's a song about it. ♪ well my body can't go swimming ♪ ♪ i keep a shirt on when a go swims ♪ ♪ and it's not 1984 ♪ the old lady wants to roll in the hay ♪ ♪ we turn the lights down all the way ♪ ♪ because i don't look good naked anymore ♪ ♪ no i don't look good naked anymore ♪ ♪ i'm the deep fried doub

. >>> the attendees atwood stock would have had, as they said then, their minds blown if they could havetechnological advances that have been made in the 45 years since the festival. let's see if your mind is blown by some of the apps and online tooling our small business viewers are using to be succe successful today in 2014. >> an app that we use all the time is called batchgeo. this is great if you have any kind of logistics or scheduling involved in your company where you need to actually take a bunch of addresses and map tell all in a batch process. so you can literally take hundreds of thousands of addresses from a spreadsheet, copy them, paste them, and immediately you see where all of those locations are on a map. >> an app that i absolutely cannot live without is asana, project management tool for online virtual teams. allows you to handle all of your virtual contractors and manage your team's tasks virtually from your phone. >> another app i really like is my life organized. it's basically a nested tree structure for organizing projects. again, it syncs to the cloud and your te

high tech security advancees were made atwood row wilson high school. >> new measures are being takenday to ensure that camden students are safe when their journey to and from school. as they arrived, ready to learn, and in a secure, motivating school environment. >> there are no plans at this time to extend the new security measures to the district's elementary and middle schools. >>> we will, good evening everyone. major delays on i-95. a lot of that has to do rush hour and birds game tonight. heading on i-95 northbound you will be held up approaching commodore barry bridge to just beyond the blue route and things starting to build around the girard point bridge area making your way down toward broad street. not too heavy yet because game time 7:30 but eagles fans like to get a head start. looking at 202 traveling southbound we are dealing with just rush hour approaching area of 29 through 401 a big hold up here. no incidents again just volume ape really we have a lot of rush hour volume all over the board, is 12 your average on 95. high volume southbound back towards bucks county.

kylie atwood baltimore. >>> before we sign off we have our first look at the damage in san francisco,n the san francisco area following a magnitude 6.1 earthquake. our sister station in san francisco showing us a home on fire in napa. we're not hearing of any injuries out there but there is some damage out there so let's hope everyone out there is able to stay, safe, throughout this terrible time in san francisco. >> yes, with that earthquake, northern california. >>> we are looking at a very quiet weather pattern over next couple of days, we have sunshine so if you missed it yesterday, just look out window today because it is already out there waiting for you, our temperatures this afternoon will be warmer then they were yesterday. yesterday we hit 74, today we should be very close to that 80-degree mark and we have sunshine coming gannon monday, we like it so much today we will do it tomorrow but we will add 4 degrees. 84 degrees by tuesday, 86 degrees and then i think, this is august, remember, so, seeing temperatures in the 80's with humidity is in the out of the question and that

kylie atwood, cbs news, chantilly, virginia. >>> right now 5:45.carol, what a peach after day yesterday. i'm homing for more of the same today. >> you know, yesterday, was just stellar. i don't know, erika, if we can do exactly that. but we will come very close to it. >> all right. >> i think we get farther away interest that ideal of friday, every day we get past friday. so tomorrow not so much. monday not so much either. but, boy, yesterday, and today, really nice daysment looks great in center city philadelphia. first thing this morning, if you are out and about, or maybe going to made in america, and you're already trying to get a place right next to steve patterson, who is great, great by guy, by the way, i'm president of his fan club, 62 degrees out in redding this morning, loverly start to the day in all locations, of course, it is starting dark, if it didn't, we really would be alarmed, i think, but we don't have to be that alarmed. because nothing is going on that's really out of the ordinary. 57 degrees in the poconos, we have 62 degrees

she has an empire, people know her and then i look atwood difficult allen, or anderson who don't produceone else's work and just do their own, and jj abrams who does a lot with other people's work and directions on television and tv. >> rose: every platform. >> and i want kids, i am a classic narcissist, i am great i should have more of me, younger versions of me. so i don't know how i am going to do it all, so then i have to do some of it in the next, other life. but i, you know, my eyes have always been bigger than my stomach, i say, so -- >> rose: i haven't heard that since my mother told me. >> it is something older women say, it is not like a sexy thing that maybe a young actor should say but i do feel that way. i would love to direct something i wrote. that would be nice. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> rose: a pleasure. >> for more about this program and early episodes visit us on online at pbs.org and charlierose.com. >> captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> funding for charlie rose has

police just told me they had to shut down prouder valley road and that's atwood lawn road.ot this downed tree in upper milford township causing a problem so a closure. as we go outside live on i-95 no accidents this morning on i-95 but some examined jammed up traffic. this is your southbound traffic and you can see it's starting to get a little busy from allegheny to girard. so far only a 19 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine and the tacony palmyra bridge scheduled to go up at 7 o'clock this morning so might want to watch for that traffic is going to be stopped, matt. >> will do. thanks karen. >>> let's begin with the investigation into the suspicious death of a philadelphia woman. her body was found in pennypack park in northeast philadelphia. the medical examiner is expected to release his report today. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at police headquarters with the full story. katherine. >> reporter: matt, that medical examiner's report, the hope is it's going to shed more light on this case. the cause of death has not been determined but we do know ho

. >> reporter:sherry atwood's daughter suffered a broken hip when a standing mirror fell on her as she slept. >>:she couldnt remove the mirror? >>:she was in too much pain >> reporter:tierra crowley escaped with a few bruises. >>:a cabinet came down on me >>:this young man learned about the dangers of sleeping under an aquarium. >> reporter:those are three reasons to make sure your bedroom is secure. check around your bed. >> reporter:you may not have an aquarium. but a big plasma screen can be just as dangerous. >> reporter:a bookshelf overhead while your sleeping is not secure. >> reporter:likewise a tall dresser. unless it is bolted to the wall. >> reporter:check any overhead lamp fixtures to make sure they won't come down in a quake. >> reporter:keep a spare pair of shoes under your bed, because of possible broken glass. >> reporter:you should also make sure you have an emergency earthquake kit to get you through at least three days >> reporter:at least a gallon of bottled water per person per day. >> reporter:non- perishable items like canned or freeze=dried food. >> reporter:and

traffic building up atwood haven road to the vine with the travel time of 21 minutes.eventy-six westbound at the vine to the blue route there is 27 minute traffic time, kerry. >>> 8:02. we have awful news this morning. breaking in the fox 29 news room. keisha williams, mother on have the three children in the carjacking in north philadelphia we have just received word that she has died. she has been hospitalized since that carjacking and crash last month. jonathan rosa and cornelius crawford were arrested and charged in connection with that carjacking and crash. the information just coming into us, here in to fox 29 news room. we are working on getting details. she has been hospitalized ever since this happened. as soon as we get more information we will bring them to you. >> we understand she's survived by two other children. >> what a sad story. >>> we have a warning for people in bucks county, check your bank statements, police say a credit card skimmer was used at a gas station and some residents have been already ripped off. >> jennifer joyce is on top of this tel