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and what abc's byron pitts that asked the pastor that made him cry. >> reporter: this is hillsong, new york. your granddaddy's church, it's not. ♪ hand raising, heart-thumping hipster style christianity. the lines to get in are long. blocks long. filled mostly with young people. >> we are here to have an encou. >> reporter: the pastor, 36-year-old carl lints. brad pitt looks, billy graham theology. >> god will bless you in areas you didn't know you needed to be blessed. >> reporter: among the faithful, a who's who of entertainment and sports. bono and hugh jackman have attended. kevin durant was baptized by pastor carl, as well as celebrity bad boy justin bieber. celebrities are part of new york city. we figured, we're going to reach everybody here. we say from the faithless to the famous. >> reporter: and they come in droves. close to 8,000 worshippers, spread over six sunday services. what goes on in here? >> a typical service for us -- >> reporter: there's nothing typical about your service. >> that's probably screw. >> reporter: the sanctuary, a rented new york ballroom. how do you

here's abc's byron pitts. ♪ >> reporter: this is bluegrass country. lexington, kentucky.r, buyers and sellers. millionaires and billionaires, come here to a picturesque place for the largest thoroughbred auction on earth. >> i'm shell shocked. >> this is $1,600,000. >> reporter: mandy just spent $1.6 million on a horse that's never race eraced, never been r. >> he's big, he's strong. he's sensible. >> reporter: and expensive. >> he's expensive. if you want to be at the top, that's what you do. and then you pray a lot. >> reporter: she's praying her new horse will win day win racing's holy grail. the triple crown. she runs the business from her home in ocala, florida. >> very sweet. he's a good boy. hopefully he'll make it as a stallion and he's going to be worth $20 million, $30 million in a couple of years. >> reporter: make no mistake. this is not her first rodeo. mandy paid a record $10 million for breeding mare two years ago. >> they're off in the kentucky derby! >> reporter: in the past nine years, graduates here have gone on to win half of all triple crown races. se

for "nightline," byron pitts, in new orleans. >>> coming up, jennifer aniston, about her role in "horriblees," and why she was a little scared to play a sex addict. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm good all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 hours. let's end this >>> be careful now. not that there's anything that's going to get you in trouble. but if you've ever thought about getting revenge on your bosses, you by sympathize with the characters in "horrible bosses." >> reporter: jennifer aniston, reprising her role as the sex-addicted dentist in "horrible bosses 2." ♪ >> there was embarrassing. >> reporter: as the three employees looking to take back their lives. what was it like coming back to set? >> we're 20-plus years knowing each other. so we've got that on our side. >> it's nice to have some fresh blood in our group. >> reporter: the stage? a sex addicted anonymous group. it's not going very well. b b >> baby steps. it goes against every fiber of my being. it's a dream job for every actress to play that monster. >> have you ever d

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we're "up all nightline" with abc's byron pitts. ♪ >> reporter: this is hillsong, new york.our granddaddy's church it's not. hand raising, heart thumping hipster style christianity. a come as you are tattoos welcome 90-minute experience. the lines to get in are long. blocks long. filled mostly with young people. >> we love church. >> we are here to have an encounter with jesus. >> this is awesome. >> reporter: the pastor, 36-year-old carl lintz. brad pitt looks, billy graham theology. >> god will bless you in areas you didn't even know you wanted to be bless. a who's who of entertainment in sports. bono and hugh jackman have attended services. kevin durant was baptized by pastor carl and celebrity bad boy justin bieber. >> celebrities are part of new york city. we always figure we're going to reach everybody here from the faceless to the famous. >> reporter: hillsong, new york is the u.s. flagship of a global movement started in sydney, australia by brian houston 30 years ago. >> we started singing and writing songs in our church, and we were surprised when they started sing

here's more from byron pitts. >> that's when he turned and said, "[ bleep ] are you going to do aboutr: almost from the moment he opened his mouth, though, reaction was strong. >> he doesn't seem remorseful. >> i didn't hear him apologize one time. >> reporter: patrons doubting his version of that deadly encounter. >> i don't believe what he's saying. >> reporter: how do you think your friends would react? >> they know he was lying. everybody in the community knows he's lying. >> reporter: show of hands if you've ever been stopped by the police. treated unfairly by police. >> two hands up. >> reporter: these men are voicing frustration from around the country from ferguson to new york to oakland to boston. people are demonstrating it. but there are deep and bitter emotions on both side. supporters of officer wilson interrupted a brown family conference. fighting broke out until michael brown sr. intervened. as for the barber shop, a metaphor of sorts for america. why millions watched officer wilson, but what you heard may well have been colored by the life you've lived. >> because i'm

there was music and comedy but abc's byron pitts reports the real stars, the veterans. >> reporter: thennual bob woodruff foundation stand up for heroes. stars like bruce springsteen, louis c.k. a night to honor the men and women who answered america's call. in this room of giants, none taller than marine corps captain derek herrera. a sniper's bullet in afghanistan in 2012 nearly took his life. not his grit. >> i knew immediately i was paralyzed from the chest down. the bullet entered my shoulder and lodged in my spine. i didn't really know what the extent of that injury would be. whether it was permanent or nonpermanent. >> reporter: he attacked rehab the way you'd expect the marine special ops officer would. we saw the amazing results as new technology allows captain herrera to walk again. >> just when you stood up, i felt joy for you. >> yeah, it's different, right? being able to look you in the eye and talk. it's good. >> reporter: it's the exoskeletal system made by the massachusetts company rewalk. a wear shlable wearable system that powers hip and knee motion. >> this is what i

i'm byron pitts in new york. >> it's so incredible to see him walk with that. >> like byron said, that's probably the best way to put it. it gives me joy. >> they brought in a million dollars from last night. saw springsteen, a clip of him. we've been to an event before where they do these auctions. springsteen donated a guitar, a lesson on the guitar, you get to ride with him on the guitar. all that stuff. about $300,000 for one of those packages. pretty cool. >> what i want to see is the joint chiefs chair general martin dempsey sing "new york new york." >> do we have that? >> i hope why can find it. i bet his singing is better than mine. >> oh, you're selling yourself short. >> no, i'm speaking matter of fa factually. i don't think he does country. >>> now to boston, where they are sanitizing an elementary school after an outbreak of norovirus. 140 students and ten staff members. the contagious virus spread quickly especially where there's a high concentration of people. school administrators in boston say the bug has not spread to other campuses. >>> another school in the news. this