. >> the wonderful, wonderful good friend, reverend billy graham's son. we call him franklin because that's his name. he's actually the -- william franklin graham iii. >> oh, okay. >> but he says his dear father, billy, has written his last book. i've been reading it, it's everything billy is. and franklin is going to talk to us about it. in the meantime, we always start with the other great philosopher, hoda woman. and here's her words of wisdom. >> you okay? all right, here we go. talking about our problems is our greatest addiction. break the habit, talk about your joys. talking about our problems is our greatest addiction, right? anyway, her name is ryta. she's a motivational speaker. you okay? drink up. >>> so "the voice" last night, blind auditions continued. there was another duet. andy and alex, are these the twins? they are the twins. let's take a listen. ♪ my tears got cold i wonder why i got out of bed at all ♪ ♪ the morning clouds are out my window and i can't see at all ♪ ♪ even if i could put a picture on my wall ♪ ♪ i'm late for work again

there was a wonderful meeting with cardinal spellman from new york, billy graham and arthur goldberg, standing astride the white house pool. they were in their clothes. that is the hottest room on god's earth. hottest room. and johnson. he is working on them. in the background is bill moyers and me and a picture i have in my office. it was so hot in there you could see the sweat through cardinal spellman's black cassock. it was incredible. they worked on it. finally agreed. it was fantastic. got the bill passed. then he said to john mccormick, the speaker of the house, he said, hold the bill up, if you get a bill, don't sign it within 10 days there is pocket veto. hold the bill for a month. and mccormick said why? johnson said, because i want to sign it on hugh carey's birthday. wouldn't have the bill without him. he did sign it on hugh carey's birthday. that kind of thing. >> how did he so much about so many people? i'm told that he had the phone number and the name of every member of congress on his desk in the oval office with little notes about what they might need or might want?

my respect goes to franklin graham and billy graham and men like that.ost: where is the pope too liberal for you? let's talk about some of these issues. caller: climate change. they used to call the global warming. that does not agree with their ideology so they call it what they call it now. what happened to they are not supposed to mix church with state? guest: the pope is not legislating. all the pope is doing, he is like the global moral conscience . he is calling us to think through the consequences of our actions. when he is talking about climate change, it is not because he is concerned about -- he's concerned about the human person. it is true that in a lot of those countries poor people suffered because of the there isrned because of the people. i think that is something that speaks to everyone across the aisle and that is what i would hope from our representatives that they listen in that vein and hear the pope's message. host: chicago, illinois. on for democrats. -- on the line for democrats. caller: i believe a lot of what the pope has to say

. >>> and north carolina wants to place a statue of billy graham in the state capital and it would replace a former north carolina governor. >>> and kate middleton back to work. and she reportedly visited a special school that works to support children and mental health. >>> triplets born in new york and they're all identical. so, what are the chances of that? just about 1 in 50,000,000. the boys are names, owen, noah and miles finley and the parents paint one toe nail on each baby to tell them apart. i thought that was ingenious. hopefully they like the color. >>> and here's cuteness, besides that. in colorado, an adorable baby bear was spotted playing with a hammock, showing off a few moves. . he eventually climbs inside that hammock. after a few swings, he tumblees out and rejoins his family >>> and it's day two of a hearing to determine whether army sarge ergeant bergdahl will be charged. there's no word on whether bergdahl will be called as a witness. >>> want to say happy birthday to snl alum turning 40 and actress jada pinkt, and franky avalon turns 75. i'm betty [excited yelling] a

designed >>> reverend billy graham has preached the gospel to over 200 million people across 85 countries. >> and a his message and crusades have inspired people and now he has written his final book "where i am." and here to el the us about it is the president of the t l graham association, franklin graham. >> how is dad doing? >> 97 years of age and he is still with us. his mind is clear, and he can't sell neatoo well, and neither can i, but he is doing great. he started the book a few months before the 95th birthday, and he was working hard on it, and then right after his birthday he got s. mt > ntkaeu fiit. >> and we didn't think that he would make it through christmas. and here he is. >> here he is, and he is better nowhine. >itebo, wdo hwa s in his final book? >> he wanted to talk about heaven and h ell and e eternity, because he says, i'm not going be here much longer, and i'm on the doorsteps of eternity, and i want people to know, and he is af raid of what hollywood and writers have depicted as heaven to be, and he wants people to the understand what the bible has to say what hea

. >> and the man known as the catholic billy graham the emmy award winning fulton sheen. >> the most popular peacher. >> i pray every day. when i fly, when i travel. twa, travel with angels. matthew, mark, luke and john. >> welcome to st. patrick's. >> pope francis' journey to paint patrick's on thursday managed the fifth time a pope has come to cathedral. nobody has hosted more papal visits. a tribute to america's parish church. luster. [ female announcer ] the magic begins when jif fresh roasts peanuts to make peanut butter so deliciously creamy. it can even be a game changer. that's why choosy moms and dads choose jif. jake reese, "day to feel alive" jake reese, "day to feel alive" >> osgood: it happened this past week. the loss of two very different performers in two very different fields. the we learned of the death of last sunday of actor jack larson, jimmy sole senn that hapless young pup photographer in the 1950's tv series "the adventures of superman." reporter lois lane would stumble into some terrible fix only to have superman save them. >> i got you, too. >> superman. >>

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at the billy graham sink auditorium, this is a 7,000-seat venue, much larger than the venue that applelly holds this event. it's just worth noting. as far as what they will be revealing, we will have to go with the best guesses. those who cover apple believe it will be a 6s or 6-pluss. and also a 12 megapixel camera that can shoot 4k video and faster processor. apple tv could see improvement with the possibly of siri being integrated into the box allowing users to talk to their television. >> it's kind of a wildcard, and that's an ipad pro. a big screen ipad meant for business users. i'm not saying they're going to have that this week, but it's certainly a good chance. >> reporter: back outside live the auditorium, taking place in five hours from now. this is an invite-only event. according to the invite, it tells you to ask siri a hint. let's see what she has to say. hey, siri give us a hint. >> it's smaller an a -- >> reporter: all right, it's going to take me to figure out the two words she mentioned in there. i know i'm going to run out of time. so so much for minute. reporting liv

faith leader whether that be the pop , whether that be a chief rabbi, whether that be certainly billy graham was someone who had a great deal of moral leadership c the united states for half a century. theom dalai lama, the arch bish of canterbury, i think it's appropriate for our leaders to meet with the faith leaders, as long as they are equal about it. >> what about some skipping the speech because of climate change? >>ively think it's e sp disappointing and no one should boycott the ll speech and b i think as america and members of congres we should all be there. catholi and "b," i would just say that all of us who are catholics it o would be a good idea to not snub the pope. regardless of who the pope is i will not boycott a speech. i -- i would rather choose chuc afterlife insurance and not boycott the pope of my church.ae >> here is teresa, gulf breeze,f florida, republican line. want >> caller: hi, thank you forto i taking mys call. i just want to say it is an honor that the pope's coming tos visit us.white and i think it's really nice a that he'sbo going to also come the white house

he basically got up and following billy graham which is not easy to gave an extraordinary speech.e went right straight from their two new york and they came on the stage and those two events, the visual was it was more powerful and the message was that the time coming together. sometimes the activity, someone mentioned earlier the fly by on katrina. that was a foolish after to show the president was not in charge and the white house picture was not a deliberate effort. the president that dignity is sometimes more powerful than anywhere else and that was the message back in charge. they wouldn't let us get to the president at his finest because it was hand and he is a man of real integrity and a man who is always underestimated and basically rows and grew in a job in a very difficult time. >> can they do the person to rose in front. >> i was wondering if you could talk about the effects of new technology or modern media >> i don't think it's over. >> one is the president has a role in everybody looks to the president at a time of great crisis. at that time, everybody's going to foc

. >> i'm here outside the billy graham auditorium, the site of apple's mega hyped product launch. of the wealth creation in the united states. apple has more cash than the u.s. government. over there is an entirely different story. homelessness is on the rise here in san francisco. the city puts the latest official count at almost 7,000. but activists say it is much, much higher. >> it's kind of scary a little bit. >> they are having like a big launch event over there for the new products. >> oh. new products by something like that and people are homeless, huh? >> what do you tell people when they ask you what it's like? >> i tell them that, well, it's what you would imagine. it's pretty ugly. it's pretty nasty. >> according to a 2013 report from the city itself, san francisco ranks between guatemala and rwanda in terms of economic and inequality. homelessness is just the tip of the iceberg. >> 3, 4, 5, $6,000 for apartments. is this still a city affordable for working class people to live in? >> no no. because the rent is high. >> it's the 99%, the whole 99% that is really suffer

we had this extraordinary service televised and billy graham gave this extraordinary speech. one of the great religious leaders of this country. the president followed him and said -- i said to myself having worked for several presidents, if there's ever a time to hit a home run, it's now. he did. he gave an extraordinary speech. he went right from there, he came to new york, you got a great photograph with the firefighters. a firefighter came on the stage. those two events, it was more powerful than the message. the message was -- we are not going to beat us, we are in charge. sometimes the activity, the flyby, like on katrina, that was a foolish effort on the part of the white house to show that the president was not in charge and the white house picture was not a deliberate effort. but the president's activities are sometimes more powerful than anything else. i think that that was the message, that he was back in charge, they were not going to get to us. that was the president at his finest because it was him and he is a man with real integrity, a man who was always undere

the pope is too liberal for me goes to franklin graham and billy graham and men that. >> brenda, where is the pope too liberal for you? >> climate change. used to hange, they warming.global they call it what they call it now. ou know, i just think, what dappened to they're not suppose to mix church with state? >> the pope isn't legislating. all the pope is doing, he's through what think are the consequences of our actions? hen he's trying to elevate climate change, it's not because about the concerned human person. he fact that, as a world, just the capitalistic mentality, it poor e that a lot of people suffer because of the pollution but his concern, people and i the think that's something that speaks to everyone across the aisle and that's what i would hope from our representatives, that they listen and hear the pope's message. >> chicago heights, illinois, line for democrats. >> hi, good morning. i just -- i believe in a lot of pope has to say. i was watching c-span and i saw visiting cubing. pope coming nk the here should be mostly, unfortunately, with this world, there's a lot of

my respect goes to franklin graham and billy graham and men like that. host: where is the pope too liberal for you? let's talk about some of these issues. caller: climate change. they used to call the global warming. that does not agree with their ideology so they call it what they call it now. what happened to they are not supposed to mix church with state? guest: the pope is not legislating. all the pope is doing, he is like the global moral conscience . he is calling us to think through the consequences of our actions. when he is talking about climate change, it is not because he is concerned about -- he's concerned about the human person. it is true that in a lot of those countries poor people suffered because of the there isrned because of the people. i think that is something that speaks to everyone across the aisle and that is what i would hope from our representatives that they listen in that vein and hear the pope's message. host: chicago, illinois. on for democrats. -- on the line for democrats. caller: i believe a lot of what the pope has to s

service televised and the vast majority of americans at the time were watching television and billy grahamgave a history speech and the president followed him. as he was walking up, i said to myself, working for several presidents, if there is ever a time you have to hit a home run, it is now and he did. and he basically got up in front of that audience, following big gray graham and he gave an extraordinary speech. and he went straight from there up to new york and you have the photograph with him down with the firefighter and him on the stage. and those two events, the visual was more powerful than the message. and the message was, we're in charge, we're not going -- they're not going to beat us and this is time to come together. so sometime the activity -- someone mentioned the fly by on katrina, that was a poolish effort on the white house to show that the president was not in charge and the white house picture was not a delivered effort. but the president's activity sometimes are more powerful than anything else and i think that was the message, that he was back in charge. they weren'

that there is a wonderful meeting with billy graham and kohlberg standing in their clothes that is the hottest room on god's earth in johnson is working on them into work on it and work on it and they got the bill passed to say holds a the bill up. hold that for a month and mccormick said why? because i want to sign on his birthday. we would not have this bill without him. that kind of thing. >> how did he know so much about so many people? i am told he had the phone-number in the name with little notes that they may need. where did he get this? >> it was absolutely stunning and invaluable. he spent time with them. he knew when they had a problem more didn't. and he knew what would move them. it wasn't always hugs and kisses. we needed to raise the debt limit. in the course of losing six liberal democrats and johnson used to have the long sheets of every buddy's name. a and we're going through them and one of them from westchester county in new york said it is taking money away from people that needed it. and from for housing in johnson says call him up and you tell him we will put the

there's a wonderful meeting with cardinal spellman from new york, billy graham, and arthur goldberg stand astride the white house pool. they were in their clothes. that is the hottest room on god's earth, the hottest new. and johnson, and is working on it. in the background i think is do more in me i have in my office because he was so hot into a you could see the sweat through the cardinals -- he worked on and work on any font agreed, contested the he got the bill passed and then he said to john mccormick of the speaker of the house, he said hold the bill. is a good ability to and you don't sign it within 10 days, it's a pocket veto. hold the bill for a month. and mccormack said why? and johnson said, because i want to signed it on kerry's birthday. we wouldn't have this bill without them, and he decided on kerry's birthday. that kind of thing. >> how did you know so much about so many people? i'm told that he had the phone number and the name of every member of congress on his desk in the oval office with little notes about what they might need might want. how did he come how did he ass