christian. reporter: he went on, trying to curry favor by disparaging jews, republicans and the tea party. they believe in sort of the white, middle america, gun-toting, i mean, it s scary. they re seriously racist, racist people. reporter: the donors were offering nothing more than a sting. controversial conservative filmmaker james o keefe ran that sting. npr s executive also stepped down. it could not have happened at a worse time. republicans wanted to eliminate more than 400 million federal dollars that go to public broadcasting, including npr. so it didn t help when schiller said this. it is very clear we re better off in the long run without federal funding. npr would definitely survive. most of the stations would survive. reporter: o keefe targeted npr after it fired ron williams for saying he was sometimes nervous flying with muslims on fox news. williams unleashed on schiller. he wants to make it out that npr and he are the really good guys. they re the smart peop
next month. the people working on this machine didn t skip a beat today. there were no big, you know, emotional outbursts and tears and all that kind of stuff. reporter: some said they didn t think the end of the shuttle program would truly sink in until after the last missions of endeavour and atlantis. we ve got two more flights. we need to keep the focus on those flights and stay diligent and keep working those flights just as hard as we did this flight. reporter: nasa planned to move endeavour out to the launchpad for final mission but a forecast of afternoon thunderstorms delayed that move. there may have been a strong headwind and a few clouds but the weather early on was just right for discovery s final homecoming. discovery is headed to its hangar will where it will be decommissioned. engines and other key parts will be taken off. then it is likely going to the smithsonian in washington, d.c. where it will be put on public display. while museums across the cou
the people working on this machine didn t skip a beat today. there were no big, you know, emotional outbursts and tears and all that kind of stuff. reporter: some said they didn t think the end of the shuttle program would truly sink in until after the last missions of endeavour and atlantis. we ve got two more flights. we need to keep the focus on those flights and stay diligent and keep working those flights just as hard as we did this flight. reporter: nasa planned to move endeavour out to the launchpad for final mission but a forecast of afternoon thunderstorms delayed that move. there may have been a strong headwind and a few clouds but the weather early on was just right for discovery s final homecoming. discovery is headed to its hangar will where it will be decommissioned. engines and other key parts will be taken off. then it is likely going to the smithsonian in washington, d.c. where it will be put on public display. while museums across the country vie for