ambrose bishop, though a believer, he was not yet baptized. since his training was in the law, he felt unprepared for the office and refused the election. when the crowd inzied otherwise, ambrose went to hide at a friend's house. only when the emperor intervened did ambrose accept that being a bishop might be his true calling. the bible and church history are full of examples like this. a call comes to a woman or a man to accept a new role. but the call comes through the voices of other people. for god has a long history of calling people to leave the routine and the ordinary for the holy realm of the extraordinary. we see this early with abraham and sarah. we see this again and again and again right through to the time of mary and joseph. and we see the same thing in our own lives. we yet we don't always recognize it for what it is. god often calls us through the voices of a community. and the call comes in response to the world's need. susan, steve, jack, mike. i'm sure you will see i'm sure you will see a parallel between these stories and

ambrose cathedral in des moines, iowa, midday holds special meaning. >> it's gone. and so you have to take a deep breath and you have to trust in the lord. >> reporter: what was gone-- all gone-- says bishop richard pates was more than $680,000 the diocese had just raised to help the homeless and abused women, swiped in a covert attack by hackers. >> why would they do it at a particular time when we had the greatest amount of funds available? >> reporter: the iowa heist is part of the latest wave of cyber crime, account takeover fraud. in it, crime gangs-- many located in eastern europe-- target small towns, community banks and civic organizations which often lack high-tech defenses. earlier this month, the town of pittsford in upstate new york was taken for $139,000. in 2010, this public library in delray beach, florida, got hit for $160,000. a new jersey beach town lost $600,000. the heist begins with a technique known as spear phishing. in it, hackers lure an organization's financial officer with an e-mail, a note that appears to be from a friend or the i.r.s., e

. >> this is ambrose i can't for the ants.n't need anything more. >> reporter: kind of their power bar. >> it is. it's very nutritious. you want to try some. >> reporter: no, but i'd like to watch you try some. >> let's see. it needs a little chocolate. >> reporter: ow! of course, ants don't just create farms. they make assembly lines, highways and even underground cities. >> get a variety of different sizes of workers with different shapes. they're all built specifically to do certain tasks or jobs. so they're born with this identity. >> reporter: there are soldiers, nurses, sanitation specialists, highway construction workers. there are actually suicide bomber ants. >> the ant simply walks up to the enemy and explodes, spraying this toxic yellow glue over itself and everything around it and killing everything into in... that's right out of sci-fi. it doesn't even need any tnt. it just has it built into its body. >> reporter: with behavior this complicated, they must be pretty smart, right? >> ants are not smart. in fact if y