and at 7:30 the orbiter arm access retractor will be performed, and craig johnson will start up the orbiter'suxiliary power units. again, we'll check if orbiters flight controls will occur at t-minus 3:55, and a switchover to internal power on the spaceship occurs at t-minus 3:30. we'll see the three main engines go through their steering checks at t-minus 3:25. and then the gaseous oxygen cap will be retracted at about 2:55 before launch. and that will be followed by pressurizing of liquid hydrogen tank at 1:57 before launch. that takes us up to where the ground launch sequencer will hand off to endeavour's onboard computers at t-minus 31 seconds, and the final command will be coming at t-minus 6.6 seconds to ignite endeavour's three main engines. and the ground launch sequencer gets a chance to vote on the readiness for main engine start at t-minus ten seconds. it must agree with the onboard computers that we're ready to ignite the main engines. and then at that point the onboard computers on endeavour can actually cut off the countdown at any point up until solid rocket booster ignition. [

craig is like an angel dressed up as a man, you know. because he understands stuff that i thought nobody would have. >> reporter: during the day johnson is methadone council okay and brought the first methadone treatment center to the bay area. the program serves 140 neighborhood clients. >> people trust him. so they will come here because they know craig's here and they will come here and they will get their treatment. >> reporter: in the evening johnson and his wife of 20 years have helped at the positive directions headquarters but the space will change this month from budget cuts. surrounded by packed boxes johnson remains optimistic and says the weekly meetings will continue and so will his message and with support anyone can change his life. >> i'm an ordinary person who was able to do extraordinary things by being able to change my life. and the example i give is anybody can change their life if they are really committed to doing it. >> reporter: so for his ongoing commitment to his community and helping others change their lives this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to him. >> you'll find a link to their website in our

the new york times complete civil war 1861-1865" compiled and edited by craig symonds and harold holzer. and we have "andrew johnson," a presidential biography by annette gordon-reed. one would think >> as i read through them, itmu became apparent to me that they had an enormous amount innt common. andrew johnson, of course, was a southern unionist, and the war was over the union. furthermore, there are huge constitutional issues, huge race issues in both books, and sormor they do have tail nicely.ge r dovetail nicely. let me introduce our authors, and the authors will speak, and we'll have a question and answer session. we will have a question and answer session. hopefully there will be lots of times for questions and answers and i expect you to participate. when we begin i remind you this is not a moment for you to give speeches, it is time for you to ask questions and for the authors to answer. first, harold holzer has written or edited several dozen books. he is by my standards perhaps the best authority on abraham lincoln in the world. i recently had the opportunity to use one of his books in my undergraduate

craig. and in the bayview, where calvin johnson has made helping others his life, he has a big presence. >>here, if you're going to be really effective, you need to be right where they are at. >> reporter: for the last 10 years, he's been in the center of it. he helped start a nonprofit, positive directions equals change. a safe place for people in the neighborhood looking for support in drug and alcohol recovery. >> we talk to everybody. if they are using, if they are not using, doesn't matter. because a lot of times clients will come to us and they will come to us about other problems. drugs won't be the issue. >> reporter: johnson has unique perspective on the issues, because he's been there. fought addiction, served time, but changed his life. positive directions started out as a support group of mostly men working through life issues and staying clean. but word spread and so did the types of services. there are classes now on anger management, parenting, and job skills. >> somebody who is experienced to walk the walk with them, and i think that craig is like an angel dressed up as a ma

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