we then talked about the followers of christ church which is one of the leading churches in the faith healing homicide debate. what is the followers of christ church and how are they at the forefront of this problem that's the deadliest church in america it's right here just outside of portland where i live in oh in oregon city. about half of the graves in their symmetry are kids graves there fatality rate among kids is twenty six times the norm fatality rate amongst women home versus nine hundred times the norm in oregon city oregon died from an infection that nobody's died from i think in my conversation with cameron so interesting that he came on my radio show at the end of last week and broke some incredible news. you have investigated one of the largest of the cults of this type in the united states it's right there outside portland oregon and made a startling discovery just in the last few days here yes actually a colleague of mine danto kind of can't eat can't a.t.u. a t.v. is the a.b.c. affiliate here in portland and he is going to announce in four hours that in one of the aff

christ-ler. there is church's chicken and virgin, which of course worships a bizarre goat headed god. so i believe, i believe it is time we acknowledged the deep faith held by all of our corporate citizen those matter what faith they are. hindus believe in reincarnation so why should a hindu corporation be forced to follow workplace safety laws. if there's an accident, the worker will just come back as an ant. and-- (laughter) remember, buddhists reject the material world. why should a buddhist corporation be forced to pay anyone money. and out of respect for their deeply held beliefs, we allow native americans to legally drop peyote, therefore we should a la coke industries to legally drop acid in our rivers. now remember, remember, folks, the purpose of religion is to answer the ultimate question, are we in control or is there some

how can you find jesus christ in a dutch reformed church? that sizwe, that sizwe is a bloody fool, i'm telling you. he's leading mr. bansi and mr. buntu astray. i know my way around this place, and i'm going to moor him if i find him-- you can't bullshit. come. let's get out. there's trouble there. only me in trouble, my friend. i said there's a dead man there. yeah? he's lying flat on the ground. i peed him wet. i thought he was a heap of rubbish. i look again, he's dead. listen, we must get out of here before the policeman come. - come, this... - okay. - this side, man. - mr. buntu. what? let's report that to the police station, my friend. police station? this time of the night? two drunk men, one with a wrong dom book. we both walk right inside the police station. "sergeant, there's a dead man." lock them up. they killed him. i know those bastards. - okay. - come. - okay, mr. buntu. - what now?

christ church who started with more than a hundred christmas and all tat i haven seen me more bought stock in the cbd and getting into the fifty people ever since he's dead the attacks security in the city has the right. or get out of the car. we don't show your id. his presence in the province has been doubled to eighty cars and buses now and check posts have been set up at all said the response was that the divine and that it wouldn't open up the nation we see anyone there is a potential mended. not to startle we look for gardens and explosives. it was cool too. is it common to find such things. yes sometimes they hide them inside their shares. sometimes the explosives are in their shopping bags. we need to check them because the situation is really far with tile. especially the impression was that this situation is really about the dow did terrorism operations have disrupted in on the lives of each other's citizens. the dedication of no potatoes astounded with the sheep today. demonic him to remove the sense of security checks. chop up that are affecting their businesses. but but

right because it's a religious punishment what is a bizarre but it's true what is the followers of christ church and how are they at the forefront of this problem that's the deadliest church in america is right here just outside of portland where i live in in oregon city. about half of the graves in their symmetry are kids graves there are fatality rate among kids is twenty six times the norm fatality rate a mom skipping home births is nine hundred times the norm in oregon city a woman died from an infection that nobody's died from since one thousand nine hundred. one well why are these people so against modern medicine i mean makes them feel important makes them feel superior they think that they alone are going to go to heaven everybody else is going to go to hell and they they have to have some rationale for why they're better and what they came up with four hundred years ago is we hardly ever get sick because god loves us moms would we do get sick we asked god to fix it and he does it because god loves us the most they actually think it's dangerous to go to a doctor because that shows a lack

christ. the church has to say we want to do this in the name of jesus christ. ortunity to come alongside the atheist group and serve them by letting them be there. that is a decision that the church had to make >> this is absolutely fine but i'm afraid that this particular activist group wants to do what was done at rutgers to be there as spies. >> i have to go but thank you so much. the latest on the nfl bullies scandal and where jonathan martin. where was he today? we'll be right back. vo: it's that time of year again. medicare open enrollment. time to compare plans and costs. you don't have to make changes. buit never hurts to see if u can find bettoverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care la open enrollment ends december 7th. so now's the time. visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare >>> miami dolphins lineman johnman martin is meeting with the nfl's special investigator today over claims a team mat harassed him to the point he had to leave the team. what happened today? >> reporter: the nfl is not ta

church. that food was meant to be given out as thanksgiving meals. sometime last week burglars crawled through a gymnasium window of christ apostolic church.stole the trimmings, like potatoes and yams. most of it was donated by coworkers. >> i found out everything was else was gone. >> since the news of that theft broke, people have been flooding in with new donations, hoping to replace what was taken. >> we are just days away from thanksgiving and food banks in the south bay say they don't have enough turkeys. in san jose, second harvest food bank has 6500 turkeys this season but needs at least 12,000. sacred heart community service hopes for 700 more turkeys as well. we have put a link to both organizations on our website, if you want to help, go to abc7news.com and look foresee it on tv. hoping to collect a thousand turkeys before thanksgiving, so far officials say they have received more than 400. the church group kicking off its annual curb side donation drive yesterday saying anthony expects a record number of diners this year. their curb side service will accept turkeys and canned goods through thursday. >> happening today, the fami

. >> reporter: peter is called the rock upon which christ founded his church on earth, and in the last year alone more than eight and a half million pilgrims visited his tomb. st. peter's basilica was built to honor the place for the man considered to be the first pope was crucified in the year 1624 ad. >> 66 pope, a st. that you can imagine. >> allen pizzey, cbs news, vatican city. >> later the man who is steak ago claim in the creation of a new slice of beef. >> >> reporter: so it would be, you are like christopher columbus in the steak world? you just discovered this incredible new thing? >> glor: and on how churches may have saved people from a tornado. when the cbs evening news continues. >> glor: thanksgiving and a lot of talk about turkey, many mouths are watering over the discovery of a new cut of steak, it is called the vegas strip, part of the cow that is usually ground up, the new steak could be 100 million dollar cash cow for the beef industry, more from dean reynolds. >> reporter: to a multitude of meat eaters salivating for a new steak, he is ready to serve. >> this is th

she's a member here, at the filipino american united church of christ in the richmond hill section of new york. her brother and relative live on leyte, in the central philippines, one of the hardest areas hit by typhoon haiyan. >> i'm anxious because i haven't heard from them for two nights. i've been trying to call them for two days, two nights, but sometimes the phones would ring, but nobody would pick up. it would say i can't get through or it's unattended or sometimes there's no connection at all, it's dead. >> widespread power outages from the storm made communication from the u.s. near impossible. this woman says her faith gives her something to hold on to. >> we are hopeful. >> pastor said the church has been raising funds for the earthquake that rocked the philippines weeks ago. now this. >> we can't change the path of the typhoon, but we can have a good attitude in facing the typhoon. so as a pastor i want to speak about the pope, the resource in our faith to rise up from death. >> faith they'll need as information of the scope of the disaster unfolds. >> paritioners at the u

we filed a brief on behalf of the respondents to stand with them and the united church of christ and the crest. church usa. we are religious organization that stands for liberty and in this case we stand with those that challenge a prayer practice that would make their political rights incumbent on their participation in a prayer with which they do not agree. one thing the court recognizes is in the principle of religious liberty and that one's political standing should not depend on their adherence to religion. in this environment, the town council and other governments where there is erect interactive participatory relationships, it is improper for the government engages citizens in an act of religious worship. this is not a position against prayer. all religious people should pray for their elected officials but it is very important to understand it is not the role of government to lead in religious act. when it does, there will be practical problems, theological problems, a myriad things that the court talked about today that can't be resolved consistent with our tradition of reli

. >> members of the first filipino american united church of christ took time to give what they could to help thousands, devastated by the tragedy. >> i ask you open your heart to show you love by giving for our fellow filipinos. >> not far away, others took to the street, collecting cash and food donations for those in need. >> i drop by some noodles, canned fews, toothbrushes. little samples of soap. just something. >> most of the collection boxes were full after only two hours. this effort sparked by project pearls, nonprofit helping underprivilegedded kids in the philippines. >> it's overwhelming and excitingle. all of this is going to the philippines and we cannot say enough to be thankful. >> some who came to help have been unable to contact relatives in storm-damaged areas. >> we don't have anything, nothing. so that's why we're here. >> the biggest typhoon has hit the philippines -- >> in san francisco, members of the filipino community center appeal for cash donations on market street. so relief can get to those who dells -- desperately need it. >> if you would like to help,

. >> members of the first filipino american united church of christ took time to give what they could to help thousands, devastated by the tragedy. >> i ask you open your heart to show you love by giving for our fellow filipinos. >> not far away, others took to the street, collecting cash and food donations for those in need. >> i drop by some noodles, canned fews, toothbrushes. little samples of soap. just something. >> most of the collection boxes were full after only two hours. this effort sparked by project pearls, nonprofit helping underprivilegedded kids in the philippines. >> it's overwhelming and excitingle. all of this is going to the philippines and we cannot say enough to be thankful. >> some who came to help have been unable to contact relatives in storm-damaged areas. >> we don't have anything, nothing. so that's why we're here. >> the biggest typhoon has hit the philippines -- >> in san francisco, members of the filipino community center appeal for cash donations on market street. so relief can get to those who dells -- desperately need it. >> if you would like to help,

. >> not far away, prayers for the victims at the first filipino american unite church of christ. >> we know there is no food, they don't have housing, they're trying to find family members, saying goodbye to them. >> at the end of the service, a simple green basket was used to collect donations for the victims, and as amazing grace played, every member of the church took time to give. ♪ >> and the church says it will continue to collect donations through the month. meantime, that relief drive on the el camino collected 47 boxes of food and $1,600 in donations. live in san bruno, abc7 news. >>> if you would like to help those affected by the storm, go to our web site and click on "see it on tv". >>> haiyan is now weakening. leigh glaser is tracking the storm. >> it certainly is but still packing some pretty good wind speeds. right now it's category one, starting to move in just to the northeast portions of vietnam, but it's just barely a typhoon, as it makes its way, landfall, head can towards the north northeast. winds will start to come down to 60 miles-per-hour later this evening,

. >> the first filipino american united church of christ the congregation is relying on the power of prayer and donations. the basket was placed at the front of the sent -- sanctuary. >> there is assistance coming from here and we are glad the church can help. an outpouring of support that will last for a long as there is a need. >> if you would like to help typhoon haiyan victims, go to abc7 news come. we have links to the local organizations putting together relief efforts. >> we will bring you the latest on the rescue and relief efforts. you can get updates at abc7news.com as well as twitter. >> today is veteran's day and across the nation americans will honor members of the armed forces. in the bay area, many food chains are offering free meals to veterans with military i.d. to thank them for service. in alameda the uss hornet will hold a ceremony as 11:00 to on those who served in the military including the traditional toss over the fantail of the ship. the aircraft carrier now is a museum docked at pier 3. it took part in world war ii, vietnam, and recoveries of apollo 11 and 12

but this is the iglesiana church of christ that is feared and admired in the political context for beingable to get millions of followers to vote in a bloc. this. >> this was a scene of another tragedy here and later in the philippines, and this warehouse was where the national food authority kept stocks for the entire province. you can imagine it must have been full of rice. after typhoon haiyan struck, desperate people flocked here. >> there is an overwhelming stench of wet, rotting rice now, but when there was still rice in these store houses, groups of people would come to take what they could. on thursday, the roof collapsed, killing eight. despair is also killing people across latey island. veronica pedrosa, tacloban, philippines. >> we will update the top stories including the severe weather in the midwest and we will bring you a live update on the plane crash in russian. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. here is a look at top stories. right now, reports of storms as possibly as many as a dozen toranados stuffing down in illinois and central and northern illinois at this mom

she's a member at the filipino united church of christ in the richmond hills section of new york.es live on the island in the southern philippines, one of the main areas hardest hit by typhoon haiyan. >> i'm anxious, because i haven't heard from them for two nights. i've been trying to call them for two days, two nights, but sometimes the phones would ring, but nobody would pick up. it didn't say that i can't get through or unattended. sometimes there is no connection, it's dead. >> widespread outages have made communication near impossible. lambert said her faith gives her something to hold on to. >> we're just hopeful. what can we hold on to, right? hope. >> the pastor said the church has been raising funds for the victims of a devastating earthquake that rocked the philippines just weeks ago, now this. >> as one friend said, we cannot change the path of the typhoon, but we can have a good attitude in facing this typhoon, so as a pastor, i want to speak about the hope, to rise up from death to life. >> faith he says they'll need as the information of the scope of the disaster un

church. that food was meant to be given out as thanksgiving meals. some time last week, burglars crashed through a gymnasium window at the christ temple apostolic churche trimmings like potatoes and yams. much of the food was collect by a youth minister from her coworkers at uc davis. >> i called the church to tell them i got more donations and that's when i found out everything else was gone. >> well, since news of the theft broke, people have been flooding in with new donations hoping to replace what was taken. >>> we are just days away from thanksgiving and food banks in the south bay say they don't have enough turkeys. in san jose, second harvest food bank has 6,500 turkeys this season. you would think that's a lot, but they need at least 12,000. sacred heart community service hopes for several more hundred turkeys, as well. we have put a link to both organizations on our website. if you can help, go to abc7news.com and look for "see it on tv." >>> st. anthony's in san francisco hopes to collect 1,000 turkeys before thanksgiving. the church group kicked off its annual curbside donation drive yesterday. st. anthony's expects a record number of dine

of course, thanks to the first congregational united church christ for letting us use this venue. i thoug he said, bill moyers refcalled shut down secession by any other means. he wants to know how the panel feels about how comparison or how the panel thinks lincoln might have felt about that comparison? it's become a common occurrence in this debate. >> as the head of the republican party, lincoln would have been in a position to prevent a shutdown. i'm not sure today's republican party would be so willing to follow his advice. the parallel with secession seems, to me, a bit extreme. to me, it is more like nullification. it is an act that abrigates the contract. secession would have profoundly altered the nation of the union, but it would not have necessarily ended the union. by the way, it's revealing that lincoln had a portrait of jackson, a good democrat, on the walls of his office. >> are you suggesting that lincoln would have asked, what would jackson do? >> i am. >> i want everybody to weigh in on this. craig, would you mind responding to that? would you agree with richard

> the victims of the typhoon haiyan were remembered in services including the first filipino church of christdonations. they will be back at it today collecting $700 yesterday. they are at powell and market again this morning at the cable turn around. >> we will have the latest on the rescue efforts with coverage continuing on abc7news.com and on twitter. >> miami dolphins defensive lineman incognito says it was the culture of the locker room. he left a voice mail to martin with the n word. he left the team over being bullied and incognito says he is not a racist or bully. >> i spoke through text and three said i don't blame you guys i blame stuff in the long room and the culture and what was going on an me. when this stuff got going, swirling, bullying was attached and my name was attached, i nexted as a friend, and said what is up with this? and three said, it is not coming me from. >> incognito said martin left him a threatening message a week before leashing the team. >> a personal revelation by a member of the "good morning america" team. >> amy announced this morning she has breast canc

she's a member at the filipino american united church of christ in the richmond hill section of new york. her brother and relatives live on the island of leyte and the southern philippines, an area hardest hit. >> i'm anxious, i haven't heard from them to two days, two nights. i tried to call them. sometimes the phones would ring, no one would pick up. it would say, "i can't get through", it's unattended or sometimes no connection at all - it's dead. >> reporter: widespread power outages made communications almost impossible. her faith giveser something to hold on to. >> we are hopeful. what can we hold on to - hope. >> reporter: the pastor says the church was raising funds for an earthquake that occurred weeks ago, now this. >> we can't change the path of the typhoon, but we can have a good attitude in facing the typhoon. as a pastor i want to the speak about our faith rising up from death >> reporter: faith they'll need as the scope unfolds. parishioners plan to raise money to help family and friends devastated by the typhoon. the biggest fear is with damaged roads and bridges - the ai

a brief on behalf of respondents to stand with them along with the united church of christ and the press. church usa. we are religious organizations that stand for religious liberty. in this case, we stand with those who challenge a prayer practice that would make their political rights incumbent on their participation in a prayer with which they do not agree. one thing the court clearly is in the principle of religious liberty and that one's political standing should not depend on their adherence to religion. in this environment, the town council and other governments where there is erect interactive participatory relationships, it is improper for the government engages citizens in an act of religious worship. this is not a position against prayer. all religious people should pray for their elected officials but it is very important to understand it is not the role of government to lead in religious act. when it does, there will be practical problems, theological problems, a myriad things that the court talked about today that can't be resolved consistent with our tradition of religious

she is a member here at the church of christ, a predominantly filipino section of new york. her brother and relatives live on the island of latai, one of the main areas hardest hit by tai-fun high yon. >> i am anxious because i haven't heard from them for two nights. i have been trying to call them for two days, two nights, but sometimes, the phones would ring but nobody would pick up. it would say that i can't get through or it's unattended or sometimes, there are just no connection at all. it's dead. >> widespread power outages from the storm have made communication from the u.s. near impossible. milaci lambert says her faith gives her something to hold on it. >> we are hopeful. what can we hold on to? hope. >> paster rubinino says the church has been gathering funds for the victims. >> one friend said we cannot change the path of the typhoon, but we can have a good attitude in facing in the. so as a pastor, i want to speak about the pope, about the resource in our faith, to rise up from death to life. >> faith he says they will need as information of the scope of the disa

but this is the church of christ, a religious group that's fired with political contact to get millions of followers to vote in a bloc. this was the scene of another tragedy here in leyte ft philippines. this warehouse was where the national food authority kept symptoms for the entire province. it must have been full of rice. after typhoon haiyan struck, desperate people flocked here. there's an overwhelming stench of wet, rots ing right, but when there was still milled rice in these warehouses, groups of people would come to take what they could. on thursday the roof collapsed killing 8. despair is also killing people across leyte island, veronica pedro pedrosa, al jazeera, the philippines. >>> france's president will continue to oppose a nuclear deal with iran until he's convinced that it's not pursuing nuclear weapons. francois hollande spoke in israel at the start of a three-day visit. france blocked a final deal to ease sanctions on iran during a summit of world powers and iran last week. al jazeera's mike hannah is live for us now in jerusalem. israel's prime minister said that ir

a mer here at the filipino american united church of christ in the richmond hills section of new york. her brother and relatives live on the island of late in the southern philippines, one of the main areas hardest hit by typhoon haiyan. >> i am anxious because i haven't heard for them for two nights. i have been trying to call them for two days, two nights. sometimes, the phones would ring but nobody would pick up. it would say i can't get through or it's unattended or sometimes just no connection at all. it's dead. >> widespread power how theages from the -- outages from made communication nearly impossible. milake says her faith fwifz her something to hold on to. >> what can we hold on togives something to hold on to. >> what can we hold on to. >> the past or says the church has raised funds for an earthquake that rocked the philippines weeks ago. now this, as one friend said, we cannot change the path of the tie fudge, but we can have a good attitude in facing this typhoon. so as a pastor, i want to speak about the hope that the resource in our faith to rise up from death to life.

christian and for years was pastored by reverend jeremiah wright in chicago at the trinity united church of christstant concern. president obama doesn't worship very much and theological beliefs are not well known joining us from washington author of the new book the president's devotional the daily readings that inspire president obama. advise president obama on spiritual matters and pentecostal it seems to me he doesn't have a lot of use for traditional organized. >> he is he a committed christian and faith is important part of his life every single morning for the last six years he has woken up and read these devotionals to dry to grow closer to. he practices faith in other ways. he spent time with pastors in the oval office praying for him. i went with him up to the side of a patti ann mountain tot billy graham only sitting president billy graham. he does a prayer call with pastors around the country. he accident wear it on his sleeve that is not the guy he. i would rather a guy who lives it than preaches. >> why doesn't he go to church more often that would send a signal to the world is he a

otis moss iii, trinity united church of christ in chicago., welcome back. >> thank you, dr. dyson. >> thank you. >> why isn't president obama getting any credit for the things he's doing right? they beat up on this man as if he's done the worst thing since the, you know, the invention of the wrong machine that we can hit. what's going on here? why can't he get any credit? >> well, the bottom line is the president is making progress in spite of, and so as a consequence, you have 204,000 jobs created in spite of, and with that being the case, please understand, there's an underlying issue of race that oftentimes is not addressed. this black man in the white house. and on the other hand, you also have a determination on the right to do everything wrong to ensure that the president does not have success. after all, this is the same right wing that before the last election, you had some of their leaders saying that their number-one priority was to ensure that the president does not get a second term. you had, who is it, rush limbaugh say when he w

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a member of the church of jesus christ for the two day saints how do these religious beliefs influence or on its own. actually i i work very hard to keep any conscious religious reference to my own religion out of my fiction i think religion is too important to be relegated to the realm of entertainment above my deepest beliefs are going to show up in my stories matter what i do. it is still my conscious police i keep out of the time trust that the non fiction will tell the truth as best i understand it the phrase concoction with science fiction. not really but that's partly because of my own religious faith is the transcendental it's not i wanted it to extremes here but in many lds religious belief mormon religious belief. it is not a neo platonic it does not take part in much of the western christian tradition and we are very comfortable with many or most of the ideas of science fiction so. they're actually quite a few mormons who write science fiction fantasy very comfortably we're way over represented in the field. well besides being an acclaimed and terrific cairo and say you have

the church proposes that we recall the words of christ. i'm the resurrection in life. even he die shall live. and whoever lives and believes in me, shall never die. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [bells ringing] mrs. rose kennedy, the late president's mother. and they will now leave the cathedral. go to arlington cemetery in automobiles at this time since the distance is about three miles. the hymn just played outside was "holy god, we praise thy name ." the late president's father, 75 75-year-old joseph was taken on a drive of cape cod so he might see the flag at the resort area. as he and his family have known and love for so many years. he left about 10:15 this morning accompanied by his niece, and former president of notre dame university. the limb zone drove through the business district and through nearby -- former president's eisenhower and truman. before ambassador kennedy went on the sentimental ride, he was engaged in a telephone conversation for some time with an unidentified friend. he did watch the television coverage last evening. generally and queen sta

christ. but i don't believe you have to attend a church to make it into the next world. >> vern gosney standsrally. his body from neck to feet is tattooed with eastern religious symbols. >> the gods and goddesses, mostly hindu. i would say i'm a pagan. a wiccan. buddhist. >> rather than renounce religion, he has opened himself to much of everything. >> it's a very important part of my life. meditation, prayer, to whatever spark animates life. and i don't know what that is. >> tracy parks' prayer was to come back to guyana to the airport where her mother died to say farewell. >> i didn't think it would bother me like this. >> 30 years ago, tracy and her family had been unable to leave guyana in time for her mother's funeral back in the u.s. she brought flowers for a makeshift memorial next to the airstrip. >> this is harder than i thought. >> of course. >> the words say simply "mom." she left four red roses, a picture of her mother patricia parks, and a small, wooden cross, and then stood and said a silent prayer where her mother was shot to death along with congressman leo ryan and three news

christ and the first pope. >> today, the catholic church unveiled them to mark the end of its year of faith.us from rome. ben, i think a lot of people look at this saying they found them in the' 40s, why wait so long to unveil? >> reporter: i'm not clear why they decided to show the public what is reported to be the remains of st. peter. certainly, according to the vatican, this is to mark the end of the so-called year of faith, which was declared a year ago by pope benedict xvi. now, concluded by the successor, pope francis. there's a good deal of doubt as to whether they are the remains of st. peter who was crucified upside down between 64 and 67 a.d. the remains put on display, according to the vatican are, belong to a man who was 5'7", heavy build who died in his 60s or 70s, which does accord with catholic tradition. it's impossible to conduct a dna test to confirm that. really, this is a case of going on faith. >> ben, we talked about, at the top, the titles of st. peter. but, talk about the relevance and the importance to catholics that these would now be available for public view. >>

christ into every area of life. to the fringes of society. even to those who seem fartherest away, most indifferent. the church needs you. your enthusiasm.creativity. and the joy that is so characteristic of you. >> bikinis gave way for rosaries. as francis took the world's most famous stretch of sand and surf by storm. but that was the story line. and one of these iconic global figures that radiates a desire to awaken the better angels of our nature. that was the spirit of copacabana beach for that weekend in july. >> perhaps an impromptu press conference he gave at end of his week-long visit. on the plane back to rome, he was in high spirits taking questions for more than an hour. at one point, said this -- >> translator: if a person is gay and accepts the lord and has goodwill, who am i to judge them? >> those remarks reverberated around the world. >> i think that it was very important sign that he was truly going to be in a position of toleration and understanding and attempting to come into dialogue with people who were homosexually oriented without prejudging them. >> also stunning, his use of the word "gaye." when church officials

christ. >> reporter: graham's final sermon was broadcast in churches around the country and could be seen byat home. and after almost a century, his message to the world remains unchanged, no matter how it reaches its audiences. for "cbs this morning," chip reid, washington. >> sad to see his final sermon. >> so inspiring. >>> and it is a fight over height. which city really has the tallest skyscraper in america? the decision looming over new york and chicago. that's next on "cbs this morning." mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. [ female announcer ] whether you're taking a fantastic trip... or tripping the light fantastic... find your balance™. balance bar dark chocolate crunch has 4

christ. but i don't believe you have to attend a church to make it into the next world. >> vern gosney standslly. his body from neck to feet is tattooed with eastern religious symbols. >> the gods and goddesses, mostly hindu. i would say i'm a pagan. a wiccan. buddhist. >> rather than renounce religion, he has opened himself to much of everything. >> it's a very important part of my life. meditation, prayer, to whatever spark animates life. and i don't know what that is. >> tracy parks' prayer was to come back to guyana to the airport where her mother died to say farewell. >> i didn't think it would bother me like this. >> 30 years ago, tracy and her family had been unable to leave guyana in time for her mother's funeral back in the u.s. she brought flowers for a makeshift memorial next to the airstrip. >> this is harder than i thought. >> of course. >> the words say simply "mom." she left four red roses, a picture of her mother patricia parks, and a small, wooden cross, and then stood and said a silent prayer on the spot where her mother was shot to death, along with congressman leo ryan and

christ renews his work of redemption ♪ ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪ ♪ [speaking in latin] ♪ >> the first part of the prayer asks god the father to accept their souls and praise for the whole churchther almighty in the unity of the holy spirit, honor and glory, forever and ever. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we pray our father who aren't are in heaven, hallowed be thy name, making them come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. for thine is the kingdom, the power, and the glory forever. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we celebrate now that communion received. the holy your wrist is a living symbol of the union of all the faithful of christ living and dead. this sacramental body of christ receiving the eucharist is those who die in the lord ♪ ♪ >> it enables the christian to take the mask. for those that are faithful to you, lord, life is not taken away, it is transformed. and everlasting dwelling place weights in heaven. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [choral music] ♪ >> to fully take part in fully sacrifice and to do it our lord wants, the c