to be kind of mothballed in the science center museum there. 134 of the videos people are able to capturethis thing flew 1,500 feet off the surface of the earth is spectacular. >> sweet they did it for gabrielle giffords, also a reminder that a space shuttle can take a piggyback ride off a 747. >> if you william there, you know you'll never, ever see this again. fortunately for internet technology we can see it from 500 different angles from 500 different places. >> and watch it over and over and over gn. >> cool thing is, mark kelly, the husband of gabrielle giffords, he called to request this flight. the folks in houston weren't as excited about this. they're a little ticked, because their big space center, space city, didn't get any of the five space shuttles. kind of snubbed. space shuttles are plantedote they got at replica. so houston's got a problem. >>> some orcas make quite a splash. >> this is like being at seaworld but you have the whole entire ocean as your show. >> but better, because the orcas want to do this for you. >> yes. >> and some countdown karaoke. ♪ all night long >

you don't want to use mothballs. mothballs are poisonous to kids and pets.id of earwigs, all you have to do is take some paper towel and toilet paper holders, fill it with straw, leave it anywhere you have an earwig problem. they'll crawl in there and go to sleep at night, then you come out the next morning with a bucket, soapy bucket of water and drop them in there and that'll kill 'em off. >> page 176. if you hate earwigs-- and i do-- it's right here in the book. >> now with grains and flours, the government will allow certain insect parts and eggs to be in there. >> you're kidding. >> you can't avoid it, so they do allow it. now, in order to get rid of them, take a piece of spearmint gum, put spearmint gum in the container and believe it or not, they won't hatch, they won't come out. >> all you have to do is take a stick of gum and do that? >> that's all you've got to do. cockroaches. all you have to do to get rid of cockroaches is to use some hot sauce and water, spray any area that you're having a problem with or take some cheap wine, put it in a shallo

>> well, it will be mothballed. >> reporter: sullivan was counting on congressional funding in the formf an earmark-- an appropriation for a specific project that's come to be short hand for government waste. the money to complete the project is attached to legislation that's been stuck in congress for nearly three years. >> earmarking turned out to be a very bad word and we're in a moratorium as far as that goes and most people think we won't be back in the earmarking business. >> reporter: so 260,000 acres of rice, soybeans, and corn will continue to rely on depleted ground wells and rain in the middle of the worst drought in arkansas in a generation. >> i've never seen a project that had the benefits that were really needed where it was just a common sense thing to do that didn't get built. >> reporter: the way sullivan sees it, common sense may be the only thing harder to find around here than rain. jim axelrod, cbs news, scott, arkansas. >> pelley: he revolutionized pro-football without ever suiting up. his story just ahead. ahead. my first thoughts were about my wife, and my famil

four others that were mothballed because of budget cuts are being restored. caltrain is also rearranging its schedule to give passengers greater flexibility. it is also adding a silicon valley stop for twelve limited service trains in. in june caltrain averaged 50,000 riders every weekday. >> lisa argen is describing a mini heat train. >> that's a good way to put it. the forecast for the week ahead is starting out pretty warm. i'll have it for you next. >> thank you, lisa. also next, the amazing a's do it again. another walk-off victory in dramatic fashion over seattle. mike shumann has [ woman ] dear chex cereal, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done what i thought was impossible: you made good-for-you, gluten-free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband rob found the chocolate one, we were in cereal heaven. the only problem is, with so many great flavors you're making it very hard to choose. so thanks. from your fans, the mcgregor family. 'cause we love chex. [ m

four others that were mothballed because of budget cuts are being restored.ain is also rearranging its schedule to give passengers greater flexibility. it also adds a silicon valley stop for twelve limited service trains n june caltrain averaged 50,000 riders every weekday. >>> you can now have an energy plant in your own backyard. all you need is one of these. it's our solar tree made by a central valley company. the solar tree is connected to your electric grid so you can earn energy credits while enjoying the shade. it's a smaller alternative to solar panels on the roof. the company is targeting electric car owners with a solar tree that has charging stations. >>> well, the sun is definitely going to be out there in full force. our meteorologist lisa argen talking weather. >> yes. we are looking at the clearing. still some fog along the shoreline. it's patchy, though. vollmer peak, the sun up after seven. we will enjoy another nice september day. last day of the month. this will bring us into a subtle transition into october because we are still going to b

coal-fired plants mothballed by glass gluck. there is a tremendous amount of natural gas out there. that's why coal-fired plants are being -- it mentions here, one in ohio, listen to this. they have first energy corp plans to idle the coal-fired power plant on the ohio river and this is the samous power plant, a giant plan because soft demand for electricity and competition from gas-fired plants that are cheaper to run and cleaner to operate. so the facts are not in favor ofú governor romney in that commercial and as a matter of fact, if people rely on coal-fired electricity right now, that power is more expensive to produce than the market rate. as a matter of fact, in some cases, could be double than what the market is right now. so governor romney had better check his facts before he runs that commercial across the state. >> jennifer: obviously the energy issue is going to be a big one in terms of jobs. the production tax credit in terms of wind energy. ohio's position and growing that industry enormously. the number one wind energy growth state in the country. romney is against

around as i was if mercury and gemini and apollo and the shuttle, the idea that it is going into mothballsmuseums, it is kind of sad. >>shepard: i was around for the moon landing, my nana said it did not happen, it happened in a movie studio. >>chris: did you believe that with her in >>shepard: she was nana. >>chris: that goes without saying. the last time, tom jones, how do you feel about this? >>guest: i'm also sad. this is a chance for us to build on the legacy of "endeavour" and it should not be the last time schoolchildren see an "endeavour" coming in for landing. there should be another one flying by 2015. and then americans going to the moon where we last were more than 40 years ago. los angeles international airport. let's listen in. >>shepard: i hoped to hear the familiar voice great nasa saying something we could remember and write down on use on fox report tonight but they are not putting out audio. the idea is to just keep this as muted as they can. the last thing you want to do is put a final check mark on something that, really, it set the tone for the entire world. nobody on

>> well, it will be mothballed. >> reporter: sullivan was counting on congressional funding in the formf an earmark-- an appropriation for a specific project that's come to be short hand for government waste. the money to complete the project is attached to legislation that's been stuck in congress for nearly three years. >> earmarking turned out to be a very bad word and we're in a moratorium as far as that goes and most people think we won't be back in the earmarking business. >> reporter: so 260,000 acres of rice, soybeans, and corn will continue to rely on depleted ground wells and rain in the middle of the worst drought in arkansas in a generation. >> i've never seen a project that had the benefits that were really needed where it was just a common sense thing to do that didn't get built. >> reporter: the way sullivan sees it, common sense may be the only thing harder to find around here than rain. jim axelrod, cbs news, scott, arkansas. >> pelley: he revolutionized pro-football without ever suiting up. his story just ahead. my first thoughts were about my wife, and my family. i ha