shuttle, the enterprise it s been on display at the udvar-hazy center for the last nine years. just around the bend, at the gate to this complex, is discovery, the workhorse of the shuttle fleet. now this of course is the changing of the guard here at the air and space museum s udvar-hazy center, after being on display for nine years, enterprise is going to be leaving. bound for a museum in new york. discovery will enter the space hangar and become part of the permanent exhibit later on today. now, lots of people very interested in all of the goings-on here, it s an historic moment. the two shuttles are going to approach one another. the discovery will be towed nose to nose with the enterprise. i ve got to tell you there s a big contrast between these two shuttles. the enterprise was a prototype. it never went up into space. it was used for testing purposes. the discovery, on the other hand, went on 39 missions, it has re-entered many times. and as you would i
morning for entertainment legend dick clark. of course, it all started with american bandstand, decades ago, where clark helped launch hundreds and hundreds of stars. but he also had a major impact on american culture, from how we listen to music to how we celebrate the new year. here s abc s tahman bradley. reporter: from times square, to hollywood, americans are remembering the legendary dick clark. he was a cultural touchstone, and like a member of the family. live, from philadelphia, it s time for mek s favorite dance part by. reporter: clark s american bandstand played records and kids danced. this one s called rock around the clock. bill haley. we have great memories of dick clark. every saturday, 1:00, watching dick clark. he was one of a kind. and he will forever be young in my heart. i loved him. reporter: clark s influence was enormous. he introduced the world to new artists and bands, spanning several generations. and is she hot. this is mad
live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. just the music brings back so many memories. welcome to today on a thursday morning. i m matt lauer. morning, everyone. i m savannah guthrie in for ann this morning. dick clark, one of those people that everyone felt they knew. president obama, music icons, legions of fans are fondly remembering him this morning. he died of a heart attack on wednesday at the age of 82. it s probably hard to overstate his place in the history of pop culture or music. he broke color barriers on american bandstand and introduced the world to some of the most famous performers of all time. listen to the names, buddy holly, james brown, michael jackson, madonna, and countless others. and, of course, it would not be new year s eve without dick clark right in the middle of the action in times square year after year after year after year. a stroke in 2004 forced him to hand over the primary hosting duties to ryan seacrest, but clark bravely remain
given birth to his child. and she tried to pass off the three day old baby as her observe. own. fox for houston is live with us there now. what else do we know about this suspect s miscarriage? well, shepard, what we re told is verna mcclain was apparently engaged to be married. she told her fiance she was not only pregnant but she in fact had a child when police say she actually had a miscarriage. in an effort to produce a baby, she, you know, pretty much targeted this victim, kayla golden and her 3 day old baby keegan. that s really why she went after the child. shepard: rita gathers reporting from houston tonight for us. cameras caught a speeding car smashing through a super mark and mowing down several people and a baby. somehow everybody survives. the video is pretty intense. you see the stroller right there, right? and then in comes the car.
what, an assault rifle? exactly, they found an ar-15 actually that was missing from the military. something else that will be interesting from this investigation. the manner of death if in fact this is brittany the police have found. how in fact did she die and whether or not that ar-15 was the cause of death or manner of death. so i think that is another element of this investigation that the investigators are trying to figure out right now. why would this woman in this hotel room be trying to kill herself? i believe guilt. all of these folks are involved? absolutely i think it is guilt. i think at this point she decided she wanted to take her own life versus facing jail time and things like that. so i think by the end of today, probably tomorrow, we ll know exactly, gregg, all the details in terms of what could have happened. gregg: rod wheeler, thank you very much for being with us. good to see you. thank you, gregg. martha: well, police are now piecing together the bizarre deta