i'm talking about valerie jarrett. now i'll give you a concrete example of this.in my book "blood feud" i discussed a meeting that took place between bill and hillary clinton and caroline kennedy. at caroline kennedy's apartment on park avenue in new york. caroline kennedy was about to take up her post as ambassador to tokyo, japan. and she wanted advice from hillary, the former secretary of state, about what she should expect. and hillary told her, according to sources that hillary spoke to later, that don't be surprised if your marching orders as ambassador in tokyo come not from the state department but from valerie jarrett in the white house who is essentially a political adviser, not a policy person. i think that says volumes about how this administration has been run. >> mr. klein, the cover of your book features the couple bill and hillary clinton and michelle and barack obama. talk about how they work together as a couple, particularly in the political sense. >> how -- >> how each of the couples works. >> well, that would take us a long time, but basically

klein, you say he is popular but the one person he wasn't popular with is valerie jarrett. why is that? >> guest: the -- that's an excellent question. because the the blood feud between the clintons and obama has an ideology, personal dim mention, and one dimension is the obamas say when they're with their friends and associates and their politicalled a of advisers -- i'm saying this is what they say -- the obamas don't believe that the clintons really stand for any principles. they look down upon the clintons as opportunists, orbit, the clintons -- on the other hand, the clintons, for their part, look on the obama team, as a bunch of amateurs, inexperienced people who seem to fumble all the great issues of our time becauses they don't know how to govern. so there's many reason why they don't get along. >> host: here's betty on the democratic line. >> caller: c-span, you're getting to be like fox news. always negative stuff, and this guy here, he can't even say president obama so you know where he is coming from. and the -- it's ridiculous. every time -- you need to have mo

these women, both michelle and e valerie, have enormous influence over his policy decisions. another concrete example, when bill daley was the chief of staff of the obama white house, he said after he resigned that he and obama would come to an pr agreement and then valerie nigt jarrett would go, upstairs to e residence that night, spend the evening up there talking to esin barack and michellet and the nt morning the president would come down and contravene and throw out the agreement that daley had. and daley resigned because he said he couldn't function with e that kind of white house. >> we talked about a variety of topics. other topics are explored in the book "blood feud: the clintons versus the obamas." the author, edward klein who joins us for this discussion. mr. klein, thank you. >> it's been a great pleasure. thank you very much for having me on. >>> president obama is at martha's vineyard for vacation this week off the massachusetts coast but he is still working from there. he issued a directive this morning for $10 million in emergency pentagon spending to help fi

klein, you say he's popular, but the one person he wasn't popular with was valerie jarrett.that? >> that's an excellent question, because the blood feud between these two families, the obamas and the clintons, has a, as i've said before, an ideological, personal dimension, and one of those dimensions is that the obamas say when they are with their friends and associates ani their political advisers, that they don't believe that -- i'm saying this is what they say, they rincdon't, the obamas don' believe, that the clintons on really stand for any principles. they look upon the clintons as opportunists. on the other hand, theook clinte for their part, look on the obama team as a bunch of amateurs, inexperienced people, whoti seem to fumble all the grt issues of our time because they don't know how to govern.these so there's so many reasons why these two sides don't get along. >> here's betty from illinois, democrats line, hi, betty. good morning. >> caller: good morning. you're getting to be something like fox news.ere, it's always negative stuff. and this guy here, he can't e

. >> host: i thought you wrote fernand jordan is a relative of valerie giorda? >> guest: vernon jordan's wife is a relative of valerie jarrett. >> host: ray for massachusetts independent line. hi. >> caller: hi how are you doing? first of all the republicans are the one that hurt us because of this mess. the congress has not worked for this president throughout both of his terms. i would like you to come back on after the midterm election and see who's going to be running. these republicans are going down the tubes, trust me. i will call back after the midterm election and that like you to come back and listen to my comments, okay? >> guest: i would like nothing better than to come back to c-span and if they invite me i will be here and i would be delighted to talk to you after the midterm elections. >> host: mr. klein a comment from twitter. this is about presidential advisers which i think this is on the topics of your book. didi fredericks writes do you think the advisers of president obama and president clinton came from the same exclusive think tank pool? >

you little fart. >> it's crazy. >> valerie's husband tries to break it up. she says that he knows not to bother her when she's that upset because he, too, could end up getting a whipping. >> did you see him trying to pull me off? he knows what i'm like when i'm angry. there's no way he'll pull me off. >> during the incident her husband did make a fairly lame attempt at trying and stop her and then gave up as it didn't seem to have any effect on her at all. >> but luke and valerie do agree about one thing. they actually started out on good terms. that's right. they were once friendly neighbors. >> when they first moved in, we used to get on with them and say good morning, and we actually used to do some work on their cars for them. >> it was all right at the beginning. we were quite friendly with them. >> but the newspaper attack makes things black and white for luke. he calls the police, and they give valerie a strong warning not to harass luke and perry anymore. >> i think the exact words the police used after they'd spoken to her to me was "good luck." >>

ginsburg's comments about valerie jarrett. andy huge on ballast influence she has on the running of this government. i would just like to point out -- yesterday within 30 minutes of arriving on martha's vineyard, the president put his courseoes on, and his rashaad, a moderathmad who i guess is valerie's main squeeze, and also her cousin. i do not know if they were there as babysitters, if they were good golfers or not, but i think it is interesting that that course had two very close people to valerie jarrett. i can't help but think she was also instrumental in decisions made around benghazi. host: ok, thank you for the call. guest: the stories have yet to be written about the role she has played. listen, it is not easy for me to say this, but i have heard this from any white house staffers who have stayed in this administration and who have in effect left because of their anger and resentment over the role that she has played in distorting the role of foreign policy management. she represents the altra left wing of the democr

these women both michelle and valerie have enormous influence over his policy decisions. another concrete example, when bill daly was the chief of staff of the obama white house, he said after he resigned that he and obama would come to an agreement and then valerie jarrett would go upstairs to the residence that night, spend the evening up there talking to barack and michelle and the next morning the president would come down and contravene and throw out the agreement that daly had. daley resigned because he said he couldn't function with that kind of white house. >> host: he talked about a variety of topics and other topics are explored in the book "blood feud" the clintons versus the obama's. the author edward klein joins us for this discussion. mr. klein, thank you. >> guest: it's been a great pleasure. thank you having me on. >> marion barry served four terms as mayor as washington d.c. his fourth term coming after serving six months in federal prison on drug possession charges. the former mayor sits on d.c.'s city council. he recently visited the national press club

william and valerie bell are with me now. hard to see. >> yes, it was. >> your son's case drew national attention and outrage and protests. as you watch what's happening in ferguson, what goes through your mind? >> it's just bringing back too much memories. it brings back to how my son was murdered. i say murdered he didn't have a weapon neither. you know. and he was shot 50 times into the car. i look at it -- it's hard to explain the feeling because it's a rough situation when you see the whole thing all over again. it's like what's going on here. what are we doing to ourselves and what are the departments doing for your young people? they are murdering our people for no reason. you know, and they are saying it's justified. but i must say this is my opinion only. i would say this. if they put the policeman in jail that did these wrongs, i guarantee they wouldn't be doing this because they know they got to suffer too. we got to suffer the rest of our lives, but these police officers, they get off of vacation the rest of their

joining me now is white house senior adviser valerie jarrett.hank you so much for being here. >> my pleasure, joy. how are you doing? >> very well, thank you. this is an interesting and exciting week. i want to start by asking you what the white house hopes to get out of this summit. >> well, as you know, we have over 51 heads of state who are here, 40 of them this morning attended a white house business forum where we announced $14 billion worth of new investments from u.s. companies, companies such as coca-cola and general electric and ibm, mastercard. a whole range of u.s. companies, small, medium, and large, who have confidence in africa and view it as an opportunity to invest. i think, joy, this is one of the main messages from the conference, that no longer look at africa simply as a continent in need of foreign aid or where precious materials are extracted and taken somewhere else. we want to send the strong message that the continent of africa is one that is ripe for investment. the indications that we have from the $14 billion coming fr

. >> when valerie blakelee saw the water truck, she knew what was coming. her water bill was more than $1,000 past due. >> i saw the red truck, i recognized them as they were about to shut off my water so i grabbed my camera, my phone and i headed out here. once i hit my porch i started taking pictures of the whole situation and filming it. and i told them no, you're not shutting off my water. i came to this point, i put my foot over here and i took pictures of them, click click click click click. >> reporter: with her foot on this water valve and her camera clicking blake li cents the shutoff crew pack.. >> i told them stop they're not going to shut off my water today. he packed his gear back into the truck. >> but her neighbors were not so lucky. >> they proceeded to in a very systematic orderly fashion shut off every other occupied home. i followed them down the street as they were shutting people off pleading with them you know you're shutting off my 86-year-old neighbor's water and she's not going to be able to even failure her toilet. i've never seen

bloomberg is joins forces in the white house about a push on investment and we will talk to him and valerie jarrett. and 40 years after president nixon's resignation we will talk to the man in the middle of the watergate scandal, former white house counsel john dean about his new book, "the nixon defense: what he knew and when he knew it." 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, bob is off today. we go first to tel aviv where cbs news correspondent is standing by. what has happened at this u.n. school? >> well, norah, palestinian sources tell us an apparent air strike hit outside this u.n. school in the southern part of the gaza strip outside the gates of the school the entrance. 10 people have been killed and 30 people were injured. the u.n. says thousands of people were taking shelter in the school and the israeli military knew exactly where it was. there has not been comment from the israeli military except to say they are looking into the incident. if so it is the second u.n. school hit or nearby in the past week and sixth u.n. facil

. >> let's bring in "wall street journal" valerie bord line.alerie, am i the only one looking at this thinking something doesn't make sense here? >> i think you have the question on the mind of every person in this courtroom which has been packed because for four weeks, the question has been is this just so much kabuki theater we are seeing between the two people and not communicating or is the marriage that fractured? i think a sense especially after mr. mcdonnell gave the chronology of the troubles in their marriage yesterday morning a sense from the people around and friends that this is really a marriage that is as mr. mcconnell describes it in deep, deep trouble. >> okay. and, yet, will we hear, i guess maybe concerns from the other side? is this going to become some sort of divorce trial? are we going to hear her side in this? i guess that is number one. number two, the other question that i have would be how could he not know about some of these massive sort of exchanges that took place? is that even possible? >> well, i think to your fi

not have a right to have valerie jarrett tell you what she is advising the president to do. there is no republican or democratic president who would have told you elsewise. john dean was brought when the president of the united states was accused of a crime. very different situation. intimate adviser to the president when there is no accusation of any kind and yet you want to know what he is saying to the president of the united states. thank you for your time. .oming up next, richard gaines his group investigation into the events of 9/11. author sylvia morris is our guest on this week's q&a. >> she was so beautiful and so smart and so witty that she became -- she was always irresistible to men. even in old age. partyd cohen was at this and they sat together after dinner having coffee and she began to stroke his beard. said, i've never met an 80-year-old before that i wanted to leap into bed with. she had this campus, seductive quality. >> sylvia morris on the life and sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. american artifacts on american history tv. this w

specifically valerie jarrett, she has been in contact with the governor there in missouri. also, speaking with the naacp and civil rights leaders like app. sharpton. they are staying in the loop as far as what's going on, what the developments are as far as the situation on the ground, and of course we have that federal investigation that's ongoing. rene marsh at the white house, thanks so much. >>> missouri state highway patrol captain ron johnson is heading up the security situation this morning, and today he revealed to the congregation how the unrest has affected him personally. >> last night i did a news interview about 3:00 this morning, and the news reporter said, we saw a different tone in you today. he said, you look a bit weary. you look a little bit down. or is it you are just tired. i said, my heart is heavy. yesterday was a tough day. you know, sometimes when you're trying to create change, you start having conflict with your friends -- no, can i answer your question? can i answer your question? yesterday was the day -- the first day that i cried. i texted my d

valerie, i don't think he inherited those 90,000 coming across the border.id he inherit the triple debt we have? i don't think he inherited some of the problems we are having because we don't know what side of defense we a-- the fence we on in world and foreign affairs. should the united states be negotiating with hamas to try to broker a cease fire in almost 100 percent of you agree and said no way. cartel says we should be eradicating hamas not negotiating with them. why not? it wouldn't be the first time we negotiated with the enemy. remember sergeant bowe bergdahl, yeah, from the last segment. kathy says since when do we negotiate with terrorists. oh, i forgot since president obama took office. janet says we should never negotiate with terrorists, never, for any reason. pat says, no, we also need to step up and support israel like we promised. the schocollateral damage is sat it is war. the sad part about that is innocent victims. all right. that's it for us tonight. thank you for joining us. we repeat at midnight. fighting constipation by eating healthi

it's far from the area, and the area is high prime. >> valerie's complaints make little difference.the push to replace the area stalled. moscow is tearing down the tired buildings with vigor. 257 remain out of 1772. >> the programme is called a wave programme where residents are relocated to now housing. a new block is constructed. people from five storey buildings moved in. they build schools, kinder gartens the sport complexes. >> they got their man from this person, the junion's leader from 195 to 1964. they were built in huge numbers, they have no elevate scores, and the flats cramped. defects were apparent. the war and rab ied you're -- rapid urbaniziation created a crisis. >> you have to understand now people comlain about this. at the time it was a social revolution. my friend suddenly got their own two bed room flat with a bathroom. imagine that. most importantly, it was free. >> housing is a practical problem requiring prac tickal solutio solutions. the needs of 1955 are different to today. it's obvious from what is left, like these soviet textbooks, that whole lives have b

>> i'm imagining that what jen is trying to do and valerie jarrett is representing the president of the united states. okay. this is the president of the united states and state department down at foggy bottom trying to figure out a way that they can thread the needle your favorite raise greg's most hated phrase for the day and try to put pressure on israel while also trying to ask like a defender of israel. i thought that was a good point she made a sign of a strong relationship is where you can criticize. however i think it's more helpful to criticize in private because they are already walking down a very shaky path and underneath them is a lot of anger on the israeli side. benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel has an 83% approval rating for activities there and as everyone starts to go to their corners and you noticed today with the cease-fire that was announced it's really the outlines of the egyptian plan that israel originally wanted before john kerry came forward and had the one that hamas liked. i think that now maybe the united states is playing less of an important

>> monday before the president spoke, attorney general holder along with valerie jarrett, obama senior adviser of course, along with the head of the civil rights division at doj had a conference call with civil rights leaders around the country. and they know there is a lot of concern about the issue. and they had two messages. the first one was they talked a lot about president obama is very involved, he's being briefed constantly about this. the secretary thing holder said, he said it three different times, we're having a separate independent investigation. the idea being holder particularly wants to reassure african americans that he is personally investigating this in addition to the police in st. louis. >> and that is what local leaders have been calling for, some want actually the fbi investigation to be the primary if not the only investigation, not a lot of trust apparently in what is happening locally. what are you hearing on the ground about bob mccullough's the local prosecutor to keep going and stay on? >> i think again it's a interests above concontention. as you remember

but then yeah valerie she's a. she's on a diet yet it's just me because. that's. it's more of a. sign that this all the queer stratosphere oh everybody all. fall. yes yes you're normal again. well that's the whole point yeah yeah you're right ok we're definitely back in the real world look at all the knowledge going to. the jungle with. we've been on this train full awhile now and the one thing that i really wanted was the cold beverage i mean on the entire train there was give us war time thing always give us some tea and i just wanted something cold so. it's been my mission to try to find. ten rubles that if you stop and i get a cold. i think we should. i mean. this is the most successful out of the train trip we've had. now when we do the jump it's going to be a good one. oh my god. that is the most refreshing drink i've had in straight days. you think. they're the wrap for me. i am wrapped. my whole earth. and now. you can tell that the sooner the ricci's that we're back now in the big cities because now we actually found a cold beverage lots of brown. expensive so this is wo

right there yeah valerie she's a. she's on a diet yeah she doesn't it's just me because it's interesting that's. it's part of the side. of this all the queer stratosphere oh wait everybody all in the. fall the. yes you know it's here normal. to say well it's the whole point of it yeah you're right ok we're definitely back in the real world look at all the ghettos about going to the beautiful landscape when you're in the jungle would just hold the first time we've been on this train for a while now and the one thing that i really wanted was the cold beverage i mean on the entire train they always give us water being always give us some tea and i just wanted something cold so every stop it's been my mission to tried to find no seven called beverage and obviously. ten rubles that if you stop and i get a cold. i was stopping i think you should go find somebody else i mean cold drink. a little bit of a. this is the most successful out of the train trip we've had masa. now when we do the jump it's going to be a good one. oh

>> senior adviser valerie jarret spoke with jay nixon's office this morning about the decision. apparently the white house wasn't informed beforehand. so they learned about it after the fact. the white house believes that the main mission there of the national guard is to secure the command post with the law enforcement officials there. the response from the white house is, look, if it helps to bring some measure of calm then it's a good thing. that's the ultimate goal here. but, of course, there are deep concerns about deescalation. valerie has been in contact with the civil rights leaders who have been on the ground who are urging calm, who are urging peaceful protests there. the civil rights leaders on the ground reportedly saying the vast majority of those protesting are doing so in a peaceful way. there are only a few people who are creating problems. so that's really the concern. president obama getting some criticism. calling for a stronger response from the administration from the president. of course, president obama did speak out about it last week, i'm hold that he wa

valerie simpson of ashford and simpson fame performed, there she is, and cbs-3 anchor, jessica dean,s host of last night's event. busy gal, that jessica. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news", we have a live report for you on the final preparations made to the made in america music festival. our steve patterson is live. plus, two cars collide with a septa trolley overnight more details ahead. a teacher some say went too far on social media. what she said about her students that has a lot of people outraged. >>> and lovely carol erickson, she returns with your saturday forecast, and your holiday weekends forecast, which is the best day for that barbeque? she'll let you know. we'll be right back. dowlower... that's more like it! petsmart's prices on your favorite food brands just got lower! shop a wide assortment of food and save up to $8 on your favorite dog & cat food brands. at petsmart®. >>> just hours from now, big party on the parkway gets underway. >> this morning, the finishing touches are put on the stage for the made in america music festival. thousands, i mean, thousands o

valery bolotov was based in the city of luhansk. he led attacks on government security installations and organized a referendum on independence. ukrainian government forces began stepping up their offensive last month. they're trying to reclaim territory that the separatists have been holding since april. >>> indian prime minister modi is getting ready to visit japan. he chose tokyo for his first bilateral talks outside south asia since he came to power. modi is due to make a state visit from august 31st to september 3rd. he'll hold talks with japanese prime minister abe and meet the emperor. modi sees investment by japanese firms as a key to rebuilding india's economy. he'll likely stress his efforts to improve his country's infrastructure and business environment. another issue probably on modi's agenda is security. india took part in naval drills last month with japan and the united states. the country has a territorial dispute with china. indian leaders are also concerned about beijing's growing influence on neighboring countrie

. ♪ >> singer valerie june took to the statement saturday at outside lands.et holder could hear her all the way from follow d fulton street. >> you can hear the music driving into the park. so i don't think it's -- i don't live in this neighborhood. >> but jen does and says it can get loud at her moment. >> you, hear the music in and the crowd, tell the night or two or whatever they decide to leave. >> jen says if the sound doesn't get you, the lack of parking will. noise complaints areuuwp cominn from neighborhoods no where close to golden gate park. >> i turn my hearing aids off. >> george can hear base and guitar from edge hill mountain, four miles away. he doesn't like it one bit. >> it bounces nicely, but they should control the sound. >> outside lands says it's working on it. organizers set up a noise complaint hotline for neighbors, claiming every complaint is investigated with sound monitoring equipment and relayed back to concert technicians who can adjust the volume. beyoncÉ and jay-z rocked at&t at park this week and rocked nearby homes. many comp

valeri voltov would be the second of the rebel leaders to resign in the last seven days, following chief in the donetsk region. anger in missouri has yet to simmer down with more violent protests over the fatal shooting of 18-year-old michael brown by police. molotov cocktails and other objects were hurled at police wednesday night. they responded with smoke bombs and tear gassed and arrested 10 people. [explosions] >> police fired tear gas towards hundreds of protesters. the fourth night of demonstrations after local authorities killed an unarmed black teenager in ferguson, missouri on saturday. 18-year-old michael brown was shot after police claim he tried to take an officer's weapon. earlier on wednesday, residents of the st. louis suburb faced off against security forces in riot gear and armored vehicles. >> very discouraging, this was supposed to be a peaceful rally. we want peace and unity, not an adversarial relationship. we want to find out what happened and bring justice for michael brown. [over intercom] >> continue disbursing in a peaceful manner. >> the crowd was ordered to d

all eyes all in the capital of valerie where leaders gathered to devise a solution to the ukrainian crisis the president of russia and ukraine are expected to meet one on one for the first time. i shall show population of eastern ukraine struggle food and water that's until every attacks go on r.t. follows the anti-government forces bringing relief to the suffering. state militants in syria but a common thread still fails to bring washington and damascus closer towards cooperation. and just a few weeks ahead of the scottish independence referendum poll suggests the yes campaign.

ginsburg's comments about valerie jarrett.ndy huge on ballast influence she has on the running of this government. i would just like to point out -- yesterday within 30 minutes of arriving on martha's vineyard, the president put his courseoes on, and his rashaad, a moderathmad who i guess is valerie's main squeeze, and also her cousin. i do not know if they were there as babysitters, if they were good golfers or not, but i think it is interesting that that course had two very close people to valerie jarrett. i can't help but think she was also instrumental in decisions made around benghazi. host: ok, thank you for the call. guest: the stories have yet to be written about the role she has played. listen, it is not easy for me to say this, but i have heard this from any white house staffers who have stayed in this administration and who have in effect left because of their anger and resentment over the role that she has played in distorting the role of foreign policy management. she represents the altra left wing of the democrat

valerie bell's son died in a barrage of police bullets in 2006.he three mothers came together to speak about their loss. don lemon sat down with them. he's live in st. louis. that must have been a remarkable gathering, don. >> reporter: it was remarkable. i do have to say, john, it is probably the most emotional interview that i've ever had to conduct. what do you ask these two mothers? but they did open up, and the mother of michael brown opened up as well. as you said, trayvon martin died in 2012, sean bell died back in 2006, the morning of his wedding. they were at a bachelor party. police, plainclothes and detectives shot about 50 shots into the car killing him and injuring two of his friends. of course, we know michael brown just died two weeks ago. i sat down with this interviews and it was the first time they met and it was really emotional to see it all unfold. >> we got it. >> we got it. >> hey, mamma. god bless you. god bless you. >> an emotional embrace. >> just lean on him and he going to cover you and he going to cover your family and

valerie jarrett is a senior adviser to president obama and says precautions are being taken. >> we're working very closely as i said with the cdc. we're making sure that we're going to observe any necessary protocols for screening. >> and we learned brantly was able to receive an experimental serum before leaving liberia. the second aid worker is scheduled to arrive here at emory university hospital in the next couple of days. >>> the mayor of toledo, ohio, is keeping a ban on drinking the water in place. pending more tests today, about 400,000 people in northwest ohio and southeast michigan have not had access to safe clean water since saturday. new tests on sunday showed lower levels of a toxin called micro sistines. coming from an algae bloom in late erie. state officials are making sure they have bottled water and meals as they clean up the supply. >> god forbid we shut down again and we start of and get it good. we want to make sure the drinking watt over this community is safe. >> the toxin is not affected by heat, so boiling water will only make it more concentrated. >>> coming

first with valerie plame and then with other incidents. is the kind of thing that will prompt action and i hope it is enough along with the popular outpouring in favor of it to get something done in congress. >> i had a follow-up for you. you were talking about the shield laws being discussed in the senate and the house, would those apply to the ones like james risen? >> it's all in the wording, but we think it is finessed enough to say that the exemption for national security cases is going to come into play when there is an ongoing threat to national security. not when there is an effort to examine something in the past. as long as we maintain that -- obviously the wording can change day to day it goes through every step of congress, but that's a critical thing. the government will always want the ability to investigate incidents where there truly is a current, real, meaningful threat to the national security and we are never going to win that one. it makes sense if there's literally a bomb that's going to go off, they want to investigat

valerie neal curator of the smithsonian national air and space museum says the first launch came on theourth 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 and it's unlikely that anything will fly again that is as large as and as versatile as a space shuttle orbiter. >> reporter: now discovery's mission is to help millions of museum visitors learn ab