when atlantis rises out of the waters that there will be when the world ends two thousand and twelve is a giant plan for i could use a mean word but purifying for me that's what it is. purifying water conscience of if you are good or not and it's a rite of passage and that all is convinced that he will be among the survivors jesus himself told him but. in the mirror he's even going to change his name he will be called. integrating christ takes more than just five minutes i mean if over have to know how to build your individual. to be able to say frankly to someone so i'm told ma but in fact that's a hidden way of saying i'm jesus christ. by the end of the world and at all has become irrational. to devote himself to his mission he has given up his career and his social life. and all over the world there are thousands like him getting ready for the worst. two thousand and twelve with more than five hundred million internet pages it's one of the most written about themes on the web about the day of reckoning there are internet users spreading the wildest rumors. from haiti to fukushima

atlantis will be on display at the kennedy space center.as designed for 100 missions but flew only 33. like so many in brevard county, florida, she was pulled from the service of her country long before she was ready. >> since our story first aired, job losses from the mothballing of the shuttle program continue to hit brevard county. in september 2012, united space alliance, a major shuttle contractor, reduced its workforce by 6%, including 121 jobs at the kennedy space center. those cuts saw usa's florida-based labor force dropped to 1,073 employees, down from about 5,000 at the start of 2010. [ticking] coming up, the stigma of long-term unemployment. >> did you ever have the sense that you and others were being discriminated against because of how long you'd been unemployed? >> there's no doubt. i mean, i've seen it in print. whether it's some newspaper ads or online during those types of advertisements, i've actually seen, "if you are unemployed, you need not apply." >> trapped in unemployment when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking]

during jesus' time i was peter before that i was a kind of town after atlantis i went to egypt. it's simple i was just the painter giotto and giotto was lynn otto davinci. the man claims to practice future midsummer medicine after two thousand and twelve in fact i don't cure anything i'm only a channel i'm going to give the person the keys to cure himself and then it's a one hundred percent cure if the person intends to free himself if you take the keys then presto that's it it's over one hundred percent intention to be cured is a one hundred percent cure that's our was done in jesus' day it's this group that's the way it is even a terminal stage cancer can be cured immediately if we become conscious why do i have this problem fifty euros for two hours of talk without compunction this pseudo therapist exploits the despair of sick people he even claims to have found the secret of immortality my cells regenerate and from then on i can their fifteen thousand years it's as simple as that. you no longer have to die physically. that's good because death is an illusion of the third dim

. >> if atlantis rises from the sea again -- >> yeah and ass hats only go on radio shows like that sosubmarines. >> stephanie: uh-huh. any more thoughts on that? no. rush limbaugh and a caller. >> probably some threats among those, what should the publisher of the journal news do? as described in the "new york times," she hired armed guards. >> of course. they are permitted. they will never use guns to kid their kids. they use abortion to kill their kids. >> stephanie: wow. okay. >> that's the first time i have ever heard good people used as an insult. >> stephanie: yes, exactly. they keep dragging all of these other issues into it in order to muddy the waters. >> right. >> look if all of the gun -- i'll say enthusists to be nice decided to ban together to fight the government they would lose. we have the biggest military on the planet by a huge factor. it's just a fantasy. >> stephanie: let's say it like that, jim, people with gun enthusiasms. >> enthusiasms. me i got enthusiasms with baseball bats. >> right. it's not unreasonable for you to hire an armed guard if you feel threatened

atlantis moving to its permanent display at kennedy space center in florida. and a u.s. space hero, astronaut, and the first man on the moon, neil armstrong, passes away at 82. the penn state scandal comes to a close. former coach joe paterno dies after a battle with lung cancer. the ncaa hands down unprecedented sanctions on penn state university. jerry sandusky is sentenced to 30 to 60 years in prison for 45 counts of sexual abuse. heroes fall from grace. decorated army general david petraeus resigns from the head of the cia after an fbi investigation unearths an extramarital affair. cyclist lance armstrong loses all seven of his tour de france titles, is banned from the sport for life, and steps down from his livestrong foundation after an investigation finds he cheated throughout his career. daredevils rise to the challenge. nik wallenda becomes the first person to tightrope-walk directly over the niagara falls. and fearless felix baumgartner breaks the speed of sound skydiving from the edge of space. london and the royal family celebrate the summer olympics, queen e

"atlanti there's lingering snow in the area. white areas, it's coming down harder in far southern parts of the eastern shore. now the darker gray areas, very light snow in montgomery and howard, prince george's, arlington and fairfax. across northern virginia, there's a couple of spots where it will be coming down harder, prince william, northern fauquier, the panhandle of west virginia. this is all rapidly moving to the east. it did leave up to an inch of snow in some locations. generally around the metro area and points north and west. there was only about a half inch to less than that, maybe a quarter inch. some places here, pendleton county, west virginia, had a couple of inches. a winter weather advisory in effect until 9:00. it's probably going to be expiring here shortly as the snow's going to taper off and end over the next couple of hours. it's cold. down into the teens to just near 20 degrees now from prince george's county into arlington, fairfax, montgomery, and the district. we'll hold steady near 20 with maybe a fe

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. >> the last shuttle flight was in july 2011 when atlantis made its final touchdown.enance costs are just too high, among them, launch pad 39 a where the shuttles took off. space in the vehicle assembly building. the 526 tall structure used to assemble saturn five apollo rockets and huge garages where the shuttles were maintained. a landing strip and hangar and various other buildings and chunks of undeveloped property. >>> on the subject of space travel, future astronauts to mars could have a lot of trouble sleep. you may recall the six men in the simulated round trip to mars. they are were in a pretend spaceship. new research found that the men either slept too much, had erratic sleeping habits, became lethargic and had problems with tasks. they spent nearly 700 hours longer in bed than they did on the outward journey. >>> we have scientific proof tonight that you are what you you eat and now there is new you eat andyou can't movenew the tv there. yuh-huh. we have the wireless receiver. listen. back in my day, there was no u-verse wireless receiver that let you move

>> guest: in atlanta, and even though atlantis is seen certainly today as one of the less racist spots in the son of, in fact it was almost totally segregated when he arrived. but, by the way, he made sure that people never thought that he took a job that an all-black women's college because he was committed to the black struggle. we're talking about 1956 when the black struggle was just beginning. and though howard did care about black rights, he was not yet an activist on behalf of those rights. but in fairly short order he and his wife became very active. i mean, his students, the first white women came of little bit after howard's arrival and even then very few. dion, black women, many of whom have been brought up in rural areas, they were slightly stunned at this white teacher. there were few other white members, but howard was a genius of -- teacher. very informal, very easygoing. he prided himself on being good at conversation and at entertaining other points of view. he did the see himself as a lecturer, someone who was handing down the truth to the unwashed. the early on creat

but it's -- they -- they're constantly referencing don key ody and bring doon and camelot and atlantist and these are imaginary cities. >> it's the happy ending. the swashbuckling, he said. aaron told me when he started this, he goes, by the way, if you're in here to be likable all the time and -- you know, it ain't going to work that way, because you're going to fail. will is going to fail miserably weekend we do. just like the tv journalists say they're going through. >> it's quite a spectacular [ bleep ] on the way as well. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> why i like you so much. >>> behind the music, tell their stories. >> i was about to ask you, how many times you'd been properly in love in your life? >> the past is just a blur to me now, piers. it's all just a blur. now is the time. now is all that matters. >>> aside from a bruising encounter with one director on twitter i genuinely enjoy talking to new artists. and those who define a generation. then there are those rare occasions when i can ask a singer which of his songs or her songs means the most to them. ♪ hello that w

levels could climb as much as 20 feet causing cities like miami new orleans, to go the route of atlantis. skeptics keep on being skeptics. you are right. climate change science is a sinister conspiracy by the entire world scientific community to slightly reduce corporate profit by convincing people that air pollution is bad. that makes a lot more sense. joining us now via skype is heroic environmentalist and founder of 350.org the man who's become the leading face in the movement to raise awareness about climate change, bill mckickin'. it is an honor to have you here on the program. >> very good to be with you. >> john: is it worst that we broke the record by one degree or the records have come within the last 15 years? >> probably the latter because those are global figures. the whole planet is warming. this last year was off the charts for the u.s. it was pretty much off the wall. one degree, beating a temperature record by one degree is almost impossible. statistically, an anomaly so enormous that scientists are scratching their heads. but the u.s. is only 2% of the earth's surface. t

but it's -- they are constantly referencing don quixote, brigadoon, camelot, atlantis, and these are all imaginary lost cities. >> unabashedly romantic and idealistic. he excels in that. it's the happy ending. the swashbuckling, he said. and aaron told me, when we started this, by the way, if you're in here to be likable all the time and, you know, it ain't going to work that way, because you're going to fail. will is going to fail miserably, and we do. over the first season, it is a struggle, just like the struggle a lot of these tv journalists say they are going through. >> and willie is a quite spectacular [ bleep ] from time to time, also. which is why i like him so much. >> thank you. >>> behind the music, there's something for everyone where some of my favorite singers tell their stories. >> i was about to ask you how many times you've been properly in love in your life. >> past is just a blur to me now, piers. it's all just a blur. now is the time. now is all that matters. ♪ aww man. [ male announcer ] returns are easy with free pickup from the u.s. postal service. we'll even

so unified and so codified and transcribed down their channel of system, and everybody who work atlantis gets up in the morning and is reading out of the same playbook. almost like a military operation or a sports team that is exceptionally well organized around the same playbook. and i think they're kind of self-conscious about that military metaphor. they're unusual among corporations in that everyone who is at the top grew up together. if you took the top 100 publicly traded corporations in the united states and you chose the top 40 jobs at each of those corporations corporations and mapped who the people were, there would be a significant number of people who came from a competing company laterally, moved over, or came from another interest, and emcame in with reforming ideas. so morse corporations are informed at the top by at least some outside perspective. but in exxonmobil everyone comes up from college, graduate school. and if you were selected for management tracking, you grow up together over for 40 years, and it's like the marine corps, you don't become a marine corps general

. >> stephanie: i got invited to the green ball which is i think -- i think stevie wonder, atlantis moriset can i have my hollywood music, please? >> sure. >> stephanie: nominations announced this morning. >> everybody that gets more than 5% of the vote -- >> stephanie: okay. everything was nominated. beast of the southern wild. silver linings play book. zero dark thirty. lincoln. saw it loved it. lay messerables. >> that was really good. approximate >> stephanie: life of pi and best actor daniel day lewis, lincoln, denzel washington flight. i was not going to watch that because i was flying back -- >> they shouldn't play that on the planes. >> isn't it impossible to fly upside down. >> stephanie: that's not what tom cruise said in top gun. >> i'm surprised steph didn't know this from working at an airport. >> stephanie: right, forward pressure on the stick. [ giggling ] >> stephanie: hugh jackman, bradley cooper joaquin phoenix for the master best actor naomi watts. >> that is supposed to be really good. it's about a fella that gets ripped apart by the tsunami. >> stephanie: i didn't see t

. >> reporter: when "atlantis" returned to earth for its final touchdown. >> its voyage at an end. >> with no further shuttle missions to support, much of florida's kennedy space center shut down. there were thousands of layoffs. furniture and equipment thrown into storage and historic buildings closed. >> talk about a place in upheaval, that's what we have here. we have a huge space port looking for a job. >> reporter: federal funds to maintain the abandoned site in the florida heat and humidity run out this year. nasa has put out a for rent sign. >> nasa's looking like i've got a huge house here, i can't use all of it. i can't live in all of it myself. so let's rent some out. >> reporter: for rent now presumably by a private space exploration company is famed launchpad 39a from where man first went to the moon. also available, space insided vehicle assembly building, one of the largest in the country. originally used to build saturn rockets. nascar has already rented the shuttle landing strip to do time trials. boeing is using a hangar here to build a commercial spaceship. other dea