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sworn in here in the nation's capital tomorrow, the ceremony will feature controversial pastor, paula white cain. often called trump's spiritual adviser. some critics have slammed her. white cain defends her message and offers insight into the president-elect's beliefs. >> dear god, we confess. >> reporter: paula white cain is glamorous, controversial. >> because of your giving you made a huge impact in life today. >> reporter: donald trump's choice to lead the nation in prayer at his inauguration. >> is it accurate to describe you as donald trump's spiritual advisor? >> other people put that label on. i would never say that about myself. have i had a spiritual position and role in donald trump's life for 15 years, i have. >> did you bring donald trump to jesus? >> i have laid out the gospel very clearly, and i know that donald is saved. >> reporter: trump said he's never asked god for forgiveness. >> i don't think so. >> reporter: the first step to becoming born again. trump says he's a presbyterian inspired by norman vincent peale's "the power of thinking." 15 years ago, he saw white cain

pastor paula white cane will lead the prayer at the inauguration. some critics call her a fraud. she says that's not true. she's been in trump's life for the past 15 years. >> did you bring donald trump to jesus. >> i laid out the gospel very clearly and i know that donald is saved. >> president elect trump says he is a presbyterian inspired by late norman vincent, the power of positive thinking. >> a man with the unique perspective about president elect trump talked to nbc 10. >> fired apprentice decided to volunteer time to get mr. trump elected as president. nbc 10 pamela osborne live just outside the secure perimeter here with that story. also give us a look at where you are. >> reporter: yeah, vai, we're right nearly north capitol. take a look. you can see within the past 30 minutes or so there's been an increase in activity. people trying to get down here. also this police barricade here. you can see some military vehicles. this is a checkpoint only certain vehicles are allowed in. we've seen some dogs sniffing those vehicles going in. heading down to the capitol building t

pastor paula white king will lead the prayer. she says she's been in trump's life for the past 15 years. >> did you bring donald trump to jesus. >> i've laid out the gospel very clearly and know that donald is saved. >> president elect trump says he's a presbyterian inspired by late norman vincent the power of positive thinking. meanwhile the teenager will be in national spot. >> we know her well. singing the national anthem today evan cchoevancho. she first came to attention when she appeared on nbc america's got talent when she was just ten years old. evancho posted a video on instagram showing her walking out of capitol building yesterday. also posted a picture with the capitol behind her. three minutes before five right now. let's switch to political side. pennsylvania senator pat toomey says he admits he had doubts about donald trump. >>> there's been no backlash whatsoever. i've spoken with president elect trump. i spoke with him after the election. wished him well. had a very nice chat. i have since had multiple chats with

. >> controversial pastor paula white cane will lead the prayer tomorrow. she's called the president-elect's spiritual adviser. critics have slammed her, calling her a fraud. she says that's not true, that she's been in his life for the last 15 years. >> did you bring donald trump to jesus? >> i've laid out the gospel very clearly and i know that donald is saved. >> coming up, a look at what we can expect from mr. trump's first words as president. >>> villanova university celebrates its 175th anniversary this year. tonight, look at that, a dazzling fireworks show helped mark the milestone. skyforce 10 was there to capture the show as hundreds gathered on campus. you know what, folks, this is just the beginning. my alma mater has events planned all year long to celebrate this historic occasion. >>> we move next to a good time for a great cause in north wilmington. hundreds came out tonight to support the brandywine ymca's fundraising efforts. all of the proceeds but to the facilities's huge expansion set to begin this spring. nbc 10 reporter ted furlong was

the woman doing the interview is paula white, a minister.he is going to be doing the invocation at the inauguration. donald trump is being interviewed by her. let's watch. clip] mr. trump: nobody knows more about debt than i do. i know what i'm doing and it worked out very well. i negotiated a couple deals with banks and this and that. i have a lot of friends who are bankrupt and you will never hear from them again. in the early 1990's when i was in trouble, i owed billions and billions of dollars. and in a certain way, i love debt because in good times, there is nothing better. in bad times it comes back to bite you. we talk about debt and the assets and liabilities of debt. generally it is a liability, especially if you are not a really skilled professional. right said something that a lot of your friends did not make it. why did you make it? mr. trump: you have to never give up and god has to have blessed you with a good brain. [end video clip] brian: paula white is called a "prosperity minister." some say she brought donald trump to the

brian: paula white is caused a prosperity -- is called a prosperity minister. some say she brought donald trump to the lord. but when you are watching this, what are you thinking about what he is saying? maya: i was thinking about debt because that is what i think about. i was thinking about how different private sector debt is from government debt. the talk a lot in this interview about his experiences with that and it seemed as though he thought those applied to the federal government. for instance, renegotiating the debt. the federal government debt is really a different beast than any other kind of debt out there in that it is the backbone of the global economic system. renegotiating debt sounds to people like default, which is something this people -- something this country has talked about occasionally with people saying we don't need to lift the debt ceiling, which is a bad idea. we don't default on our debt in this country and we should not be considering it. brian: how far can you go with it? maya: what you should do is instead of lifting the debt ceil

samuel rodriguez, and pastor paula white-cain to provide readings and the invocation.] archbishop dolan: the prayer of king solomon from the book of wisdom. let us pray. god of our ancestors and lort of mercy, you have made all things. and in your providence have charged us to rule the creatures produced by you. to govern the world in holiness and righteousness, and to render judgment with integrity of heart. give us wisdom for we are your servants, weak and short lived, lacking in comprehension of judgment and of laws. indeed, though one might be perfect among mortals, if wisdom which comes from you be lacking, we count for nothing. now with you is wisdom who knows your will and was there when you made the world, who understands what is pleasing in your eyes, what is conformable with your commands, send her forth from your holy heavens, from your glorious thrown dispatch her that she may be with us and work with us, that we may grasp what is pleasing to you for she knows and understands all things and will guide us prudently in our affairs and safeguard us by her glor

samuel rodriguez and pastor paula white cane to provide readings and the invocation. >> the prayer ofsolomon from the book of wisdom. let us pray. god of our ancestors and lord of mercy, you have made all things, and in proper providence of charge dust to rule the creatures produced by you, to govern the world in holiness and righteousness and to render judgment with integrity of heart, give us wisdom, for we are your servants, weak and short lived, lacking in comprehension of judgment and of laws, indeed though one might be perfect among mortals, if wisdom which comes from you be lacking, we count for nothing. now, with you is wisdom, who knows your will and was there when you made the world, who understands what is pleasing in your eyes, what is conformable with your commands, send her forth from your holy heavens, from your glorious throne dispatch her that she may be with us and work with us, that we may grasp what is pleasing to you, for she knows and understands all things and will guide us prudently in our affairs and safeguard us by her glory. amen. >> from the gospel of matth

on the podium will include the reverend franklin graham, evangelist billy graham's son, pastor paula white, bishop wayne t jackson who is from a detroit megachurch that hosted donald trump back in september, and samuel rodriguez head of the hispanic russian leadership conference, and he has had many faithful who opposed his g.o.p. nomination. >> we were not electing a theologian or a pastor in chief, we were not electing billy graham to be president of the united states. we are electing a commander-in-chief, someone who will advance the cause of life, protect religious liberty, limit the size of government and work for equality and justice for all. so donald trump is not the most christian president in american history, really, what a wake-up call. >> leaders say the clergy rep commence america's judeo-christian's foundations, saturday morning, prayers will welcome a more diverse array of prayer traditions. >> eric: two bibles use tomorrow, the same lincoln bible used by abraham ligon and the one mr. trump's mother gave him back in 1950. >> exactly, a long history with both of those actual

. >> paula white, she is a minister, the one that's going to be at the inauguration on the stage doing the invocation and donald trump is being interviewed by her. let's watch. >> nobody knows more about debt than i do. i owe billions and billions, but i'm a professional. i know what i'm doing and it worked out very well. i had a lot of friends who went bruft, you'll never hear from them again. in the early '90s, when i was in trouble, i owed billions and in a sick way, i love debt because in good times, there's nothing better. in bad time, it comes back the to bite you. we talk about debt, the assets and liabilities of debt and generally speaking, it's a liability. especially if you're not a really skilled professional. >> you said a lot of your friends didn't come back. why did you make it? >> well, i think because i never, ever quit. i don't give up and you have to be born with something. god has to have blessed you with a good brain. >> there's a lot in that. in the background they say she was flown by trump to atlantic city and given bible lessons and some of his friends say that'

cbs news justice reporter paula reid. >> the white house could argue that these orders only apply to people who came in that first 24 hours, that chaotic time period immediately after the president's executive action, and that going forward the law should still be applied to anyone else. >> reporter: with the stroke of a pen, president trump implemented the executive order friday. it puts a four month hold on all refugees settling in the u.s. and a 90 day ban for visitors from seven muslim-majority nations. the state department issued a notice telling citizens of those countries not to schedule a visa appointment or try to enter a u.s. embassy or consulate. the executive order also blocks all syrian refugees indefinitely. >> let them go. >> reporter: airports were swept into chaos and protests this weekend, but it wasn't just travelers who found themselves in limbo. emirates and etihad airlines were forced to change their orews because the order also applied to airline employees. this morning reince priebus rggested president trump's order as it stands would be just the beginning. >>

cbs news justice reporter paula reed. >> the white house could argue that these orders only apply tople who came in that first 24 hours, that chaotic time period immediately after the president's executive action, and that going forward, the law should still be applied to anyone else. >> reporter: with the stroke of a pen, president trump implemented the executive order friday. refugees settling in the u.s. and a 90-day ban for visitors from seven muslim majority nations. the state department told citizens of those countries not to schedule a visa appointment or try to enter a u.s. embassy on consulate. the executive order also blocks all syrian refugees indefinitely. airports were swept into chaos and protests this weekend, but it wasn't just travelers who found themselves in limbo. emirates airlines were forced to change their crews, because it also applies to airline employees. this morning, reince priebus suggested president trump's order as it stands may be just the beginning. >> you can point to other countries that have similar problems, like pakistan and others. perhaps we ne

and as we begin that celebration i call on his eminence timothy michael dolan and paula white cane toion. >> the prayer of king solomon from the book of wisdom. let us pray. god of our ancestors and lord of mercy, you have made all things. and in your providence have charged us to rule the creatures produced by you to govern the world in holiness and righteousness and to render judgment with integrity of heart. give us wisdom, for we are your servants, weak and short lived, lacking in comprehension of judgment and of laws, indeed thoughm one might be perfect among mortals. if wisdom from you be lacking, we count for nothing. now with you is wisdom, who knows your will and was there when you made the world, who understands what is pleasing in your eyes, what is conformable with your commands. send her forth from your holy heavens, from your glorious thrown, dispatch her, that she may be with us and work with us, that we may grasp what is pleasing to you. for she knows and understands all things and will guide us prudently in our affairs and safeguard us by her glory. ame amen. >> from

ainsley: you had paula white on your radio show, when i was on the show with you, she is a pass star.im. had many questions about her faith. i guess the bible. steve: sure. okay, they're heading over to the church. about an hour from now, they will sit down with the obamas back at the white house where there will be half hour. time for tea and cookies maybe. some biscuits and what not as they prepare for transition of power officially. ainsley: you did you see the windshield whilers on the cars? it must be raining. brian: this is a walkable thing. steve: it is about a block. ainsley: people have umbrellas. look at this, brian and. steve: steve here is the thing about the rain. it will not dampen as we heard from pete hegseth, you look where the inauguration will take place. hundreds of thousands of people head to washington, d.c., because they feel so personally about donald trump. we heard from the campaign a lot of lifelong democrats would vote for donald trump. we heard of a lot of people that hadn't voted in 30 years, decided there was something about this guy because of his messa

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, i call on his imminence, timothy michael cardinal dolan, reverend samuel rodriguez and pastor paula white cane to provide readings and the invocation. [applause] >> the prayer of king solomono from the book of wisdom. let us pray. god of our ancestors and lord of mercy, you have made all things, and in your providence have charged us to rule the creatures produced by you, to govern the world in holiness and righteousness, and to render judgment with integrity of heart. give us wisdom, for we are your servants, weak and short-lived, lacking in comprehension of judgment and of laws. indeed, though one might be perfect among mortals, if, wisdom, which comes from you be lacking, we count for nothing. now with you is wisdom, who knows your will and was there when you made the world, who understands what is pleasing in your eyes, what is conformable with your commands, send her forth from your holy heavens, from your glorious throne, dispatch her, that she may be with us and work with us, that we may grasp what is pleasing to you, for she knows and understands all things, and will guide us prud

samuel rodriguez, and pastor paula white-cain to provide readings and the invocation. [ applause ] >>of king solomon from the book of wisdom, let us pray. god of our ancestors and lord of mercy, you have made all things, and in your providence of charged us to rule the creatures produced by you, to govern the world in holiness and righteousness and render judgment with integrity of heart, give us wisdom, for we are your servants weak and short-lived, lacking in comprehension of judgment and of laws. indeed, though one might be perfect among mortals, if wisdom which comes from you be lacking, we count for nothing. now with you is wisdom who knows your will and was there when you made the world, who understands what is pleasing in your eyes, what is conformable with your commands, send her forth from your holy heavens. from your glorious throne dispatch her, that she may be with us and work with us, that we may grasp what is pleasing to you, for she knows and understands all things and will guide us prudently in our affairs and safeguard us by her glory, amen. >> from the gospel of matt

samuel rodriguez, and pastor paula white to provide readings and the invocation. king solomon from the book of wisdom. let us pray. god of our ancestors and lord of mercy, you have made all things. and in your providence of charged us to rule the creatures produced by you, to govern the world in holiness and righteousness, and to render judgment with integrity of hear heart. give us wisdom, for we are your servants, we can short-lived, lacking in comprehension of judgment and of laws. indeed, the one might be perfect among mortals. if wisdom, which comes from you be lacking, we count for nothing. now, with you is wisdom, who knows your will and was there when you made the world. who understands what is pleasing in your eyes, what is conformable with your commands. send her forth from your holy heavens. from your glorious throne, dispatch her, that she may be with us and work with us, that we may grasp what is pleasing to you. for she knows and understands all things, and will guide us prudently in our affairs and safeguard us by her glory, amen. >> from the gospel

cecilia vega is watching all the developments from the white house for us this morning. hi, cecilia. >> reporter: paulahat meeting between theresa may and president trump takes place at the white house in just a few hours. she is under pressure to confront him about his beliefs on torture. overnight the president told fox news he does not believe waterboarding is torture. he said it absolutely works to combat terrorism even though he has said that he will defer to his defense secretary and cia director and they oppose it. another policy problem brewing for the white house this morning, a proposal to levy a tax on imports of 20% to pay for the border wall after democrats and republicans alike expressed outrage fearing that extra cost might be passed on to american consumers, raising the pricen everything from cars to corona. the white house walked back that plan saying it is just one option being considered and that wall now at the center of a standoff between the u.s. and mexico. mexico's president abruptly canceling a planned visit to the white house that was scheduled for next week. paula. >> no shor

abc's cecilia vega is at the white house for us this morning. hi, cecilia. >> reporter: paula a u.s. homeland security official now tells us there are no detainees being held at american airports. this morning the white house is defending the president's order that temporarily blocks immigrants from seven predominantly muslim countries and indefinitely bars refugees from syria but the administration is apparently walking back part of this sweeping edict now saying that green card holders, permanent legal residents will not be barred from re-entering the country. that order is causing massive chaos and confusion at airports at home and around the world. people pulled off flights. some not allowed to board. others detained upon landing. backlash is swift and some lashing out. senators john mccain and lindsey graham said it may help do more for it than -- kellyanne conway spoke to george and said this is not a muslim ban. >> people need to be reminded what this is about and 9/11 is the example that is still most raw and most fresh to many people when what a president's first resp

white house already. elected to come out to the reviewing stand soon and paula faris you are there?reporter: i asked him, can you tell us what these days have been like for your family and donald trump. he said it is impossible to descri describe. he's a man that wears his heart on his sleeve and a lot of people around this country connected with him. i was told regarding this parade from officials expecting a lot of drums, a lot of bagpipes and horses, george. so we're in for a treat. >> and there's going to be a lot of cleanup on pennsylvania avenue tomorrow. we have been running behind for most of the afternoon. but president trump expected to come out soon on to that reviewing stand. no emergencies have cropped up for him today. his first day in the white house. he's got two key members of the cabinet who have gone through and been confirmed by the senate, general mattis, now the defense secretary, general kelly, the secretary of homeland security and of course homeland security so key right now. i want to check back in with pierre thomas. we saw the secret service kept a pretty

white house. it seemed they sent message that was impossible to hear. the question is, is this the start of national movement or just a one-off grand event? paula? dan?at's the big question that everyone is exploring. the image from antarctica, can't get that one out of your mind. global involvement, matt. thank you very much. >> several continents. >>> while the marches across the country were blanketed with celebrities and activists. they were also filled with this morning with some of the reasons these americans marched. hi, gloria. >> reporter: good morning, paula. inspired is right. what struck me was seeing so many generations marching together. some with canes. some in strollers. these are the science they carried. so many women telling me, when they were young, they knew the world was changing. they didn't have anyone in their lives encouraging them to march. those women wanted to make sure their daughters and granddaughters do. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> reporter: in los angeles, the women's march brought nostalgia. >> i hen't done this since the '70s. [ chanting ] >> we are united! >> reporter: in raleigh, north carolina, it w

white house already. elected to come out to the reviewing stand soon and paula faris you are there?reporter: i asked him, can you tell us what these days have been like for your family and donald trump. he said it is impossible to descri describe. he's a man that wears his heart on his sleeve and a lot of people around this country connected with him. i was told regarding this parade from officials expecting a lot of drums, a lot of bagpipes and horses, george. so we're in for a treat. >> and there's going to be a lot of cleanup on pennsylvania avenue tomorrow. we have been running behind for most of the afternoon. but president trump expected to come out soon on to that reviewing stand. no emergencies have cropped up for him today. his first day in the white house. he's got two key members of the cabinet who have gone through and been confirmed by the senate, general mattis, now the defense secretary, general kelly, the secretary of homeland security and of course homeland security so key right now. i want to check back in with pierre thomas. we saw the secret service kept a pretty

white house and no matter who is in the justice department. >> while senator sessions doesnt investigations, he says he's leaving existing reform agreements in place. paula cbs news, washington. >> quijano: a deadly ice storm continues to blast the central u.s. dangerous weather stretches for more than a thousand from new mexico to illinois. oklahoma, and missouri were hard hit. at least three people have been killed on slippery roads since friday. tens of thousands of homes and businesses lost power this weekend. hundreds of flights have been delayed or cealz. >>> it was an emotional reunion this weekend between a girl and her parents 18 years after she was stolen at birth. tony dokoupil has the story. >> this weekend, a young woman finally met her birth parents.ù. >>please, please, bring back my child. >> eighteen years ago an infant named kamyah mobley was snatched from a jacksonville, florida hospital - hours after she was born. father craig aiken met his daughter yesterday inside a police station in walterboro, south carolina --- where she had been living with her accused kidnapper. >> i never gave up hope. i always thought i'd find her. >> gloria w

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white house and no matter who is in the justice department. >> reporter: while senator sessions doesn't plan to open many civil rights investigations, he says he's leaving existing reform agreements in place. paula reid, cbs news, washington. >>> a deadly ice storm continues to blast the central u.s. dangerous weather stretches for more than a thousand from new mexico to illinois. oklahoma and missouri were hard hit. at least three people have been killed on slippery roads since friday. tens of thousands of homes and businesses lost power this weekend. hundreds of flights have been delayed or canceled. >>> it was an emotional reunion this weekend between a girl and her parents 18 years after she was stolen at birth. tony dokoupil has the story. >> reporter: this weekend, a young woman finally met her birth parents. >> will you please, please bring me back my child. >> reporter: 18 years ago an infant named kamiyah mobley was snatched from a jacksonville, florida hospital - hours after she was born. father craig aiken met his daughter yesterday inside a police station in walterboro, south carolina --- where she had been living with her accused kidnapper. >> i never gave up hope. i always thought

paula was saying we will not the president-elect greeting the pastor. but we will have them come out after the ceremony for that ride to the white house and their morning first lady. the family will follow on behind, as well, and, paula faris, as you were talking about as we see ivanka and jared kushner go in, the rest of the family. >> reporter: yes. >> the president putting his own stamp on this ceremony today. >> reporter: yes, he certainly is putting his own stamp on the ceremony. george, i'm counting at least 20 vehicles, the secret service presence here so heavy, the police presence, the rain is coming down but, yeah, i mean trump is a man that's going to do it his way, is he not? but as we mentioned before this has to be just a sobering moment as you can see the family filing into the church right now. the family but for donald trump to enter what is known as the church of the presidents. every president dating back to james madison has attended a service here in some form or fashion. we talked about the presence of abraham lincoln. he will use the lincoln bible during his swearing in ceremony. abraham lincoln used to sneak in during the civil w

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