>> north carolinians have fascinating stories to tell. they will tell them not to touch anything with a balloon or pack ajs because it is coated with poison. for a north korean to pick up a bible is a serious thing. >> it isn't useful to be carried ashed a pipe. even though it is dangerous for them to poe susz the materials. they are interested in coming to know jesus christ. >> thank you, gary. >> you see the images of visitors to jerusalem writing the prayers on the cracks of the western wall. >> i have done it. julie stall has the answers of when it gets too full. >> 10 million people visits the western wall last year. many tucked prayer requests in the walls. >> many come and pray and this is a tradition for thousands of years. >> this is the retaining wall of the second temple from 2,000 years ago when king soloman dedicated. if they can't make the trip, they sent the request via post, e-mail or even text. what happens when the cracks get too full. twice a year the prayer slips are removed. no one reads the papers because they are not

as a north carolinian and a community leader for more than two decades, it is an honor and privilege to be able to help post this convention. where we will be able to stand together as americans and re- nominate barack obama for president of the united states. i first became involved with then-senator obama's campaign in 2007. i was inspired by his vision for this country. more importantly, by his leadership. and bring americans together. leadership has always been a priority in your life. i believe in leading by example. it is a belief i inherited through my family. as far back as you can -- we can remember. she also led example . she instilled in me as well as i and my brother the firm conviction we have a voice and our voice matters. that by standing engaged and working within our community, we can impact change and help decide how local, state, and federal governments will work for the people. i am -- i probably follow in my mother's footsteps. i serve on several organizations and boards and my local mayor's task force. my education reaches further back in my family's history. my

democrats, so i'm just still hanging on to being a democratic only because of heritage of being a north carolinianre than i do democrat. >> is that right? >> mostly i vote for things that are good for this country and today, you know, the truth is there are a lot on both sides that are not doing the right thing for this country, so i don't care if it's a democrat or a republican. i care about people in washington who have a positive inspirational leadership style who are committed to the basics on which this country was founded and who are trying to do the most important thing we need to do today to create jobs. >> did you vote for president obama? >> i did not. >> you've said, and this was i guess a speech you made recently, we have a lot of people in washington trying to ruin our country, you said, recently. >> i did recently, and i stand by that, because they are. and the reason is because they are moving down a path of big government, big government spending, big government programs, which is absolutely contrary to the basis on which our country was founded. remember, several hundred years ago