his name the david lane.y governor perry had high prize from mr. lane. >> david lane, thank you for coming out here today. we've been involved in some great battles together, and standing up for the values that are important for this country. america is going to be guided by some set of values. the question is going to be whose values? and david lane and i, and i would suggest most of the people in this audience, believe it's those christian values that this country was based upon. >> christian values. now, members of the church of latter-day saints, the mormons, consider themselves to be a branch of christianity, but many evangelicals do not agree with that, including david lane, as you'll see in a moment. also including another influential perry supporter robert jeffress who touched off a storm at the value voters conference. here's what he said. why do you believe the mormon church is a cult? >> again, when i talk about a cult, anderson, i'm talking about a theological cult as opposed to a sociological cul

the other person involved in the e-mails was david lane who is a prominent evangelical activist withhim encouraging this talk radio host to sort of advance the motion that that moermt onnism is a cult and he calls it the false god of mormonism and said we need to continue to spread dr. jeffress's message. it is clear he is trying to get the christian talk radio madia to advance the notion that the faith should be a wedge issue in the campaign. >> on realtime with bill maher, jeffress was on again and insisted that mormonism is not christianity. let me play a bit of the exchange he had on friday night. >> the fact is that mormonism has never been a part of historical christianity. they have their own set of doctrines and own book of revelation. i think mormons are good moral people, but not a part of christianity. >> in the same interview he said he received more heat from conservatives than from the left. is it the strategy that was tried and backed off on after the heat perry received? >> we will see going forward. it is occurred a forum with conservatives and liberals to say you sh

rev rant david lane who helped organized perry's die of prayer told a christian radio talk show host they should take pastor jefferss for raising the issue. >> i said mormonism is a cult and it would give credence to a cult to have a mormon candidate. >> if i have to spend all of my time disassociating myself with something someone says about me or for that matter if president obama has to disassociate people who support him with things they say, we're not going to get much time about how to create jobs. >> romney campaign officials are lived over perry's refusal to condemn the anti-mormon rhetoric. others have been more forceful. >> we're not running for theologian in chief. we're running for president of the united states of america. >> reporter: in the 2008 republican primary, evangelical voters were a solid majority in two key early states, iowa and south carolina. the perry needs their support to beat romney and is actively seeking it over other candidates with strong evangelical ties. herman cain said over the weekend perry was wrong if he thought he would own the evangelical v

in a series of e-mails reported by daily beast, the reverend david lane who helped organize perry's day of prayer told a christian radio talk show host they should thank jeffress for raising the issue. he questioned romney's faith. >> it would give credence to a cult. >> reporter: perry didn't agree with jeffress but agreed to disown the remarks. >> if i have to spend all my time disassociating myself with something someone says about me or president obama, we're not going to get much time to talk about how to create jobs. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that campaign officials to condemn the rhetoric. other candidates are more forceful. >> we're not running for theologian in chief, we're running for president of the united states of america. >> reporter: it's a complicated issue. in the 2008 republican primary, evangelical voters were a solid majority in two key early states, iowa and south carolina. perry needs their support to beat romney and if actively seeking it over other candidates with strong evangelical ties. herman cain said over the weekend, perry was wrong if he thought h

charles lane, idtorial writer. david rucker, reporter for roll call., "whoa" about is the president said he wouldn't raise money from lobbyists but it turns out he is raising money from people who are not registered as lobbyists. but are in the lobbying business. a fine distinction some of the occupy wall street people may not have appreciated. what is going on here? >> the president is failing to live up to the standard. he never needed to say. nobody in washington believed that you can do anything in the town without lobbyists. that is because usually a lobbyist is somebody who started out as a hill staffer. somebody who worked for a congressman or a snarl. >> or member of congress in many cases. >> yeah. they learn of a particular, i. the vast number are not former members but the numbers we hear about. they learn a particular issue, whether it was environmental issues, labor issues, business issues. energy issues. they go downtown, they work for a firm and they lobby on behalf of their client. the constitution says lobby the government. it's your r

take the ruby family on country lane, in their new home for just three days, when we came knocking. hello, mr. ruby. david muir. good to see you. bismarck, now home. you can see the boxes. this engineer moved his wife and two daughters from wisconsin. and the day after they bought their home -- >> the selling realtor got about 25 calls. >> reporter: 25 calls after you purchased it? >> yes. >> reporter: in fact, homes here sell in three weeks or less, getting 99% of the asking price, sometimes more. home values here still going up, up 6% this year. in a town where the leaves have already changed colors and taylor swift plays on the radio, we learn, the hits keep coming. one final sign the economy is doing pretty well here. we arrive at st. alexia hospital. and as we walk through the hallways, suddenly, from the p.a. system, a lullaby. that music means a baby was just delivered. so, we're here to talk about the economic boom, but there's been a baby boom, too. >> that's exactly right. and one usually follows the other. >> reporter: bismarck babies are everywhere. this little girl, born the morning we were t

david. the recreation and park department has a great partnership with the san francisco bicycle coalition, in addition to their support of park wide, we're working together to create a dedicated bike lanegolden gate park. we have worked together on a sunday streets and send a street closures and also healthy saturdays. yes, we want more bike racks. to talk more about our partnership, lia. >> thank you for your leadership. i know staff has been working so hard on this. she was so much to mayor lee and supervisor mar. almost 15 years of working and bicycle advocacy in the city, i have not seen this kind of political commitment and support. it is because san franciscans love bicycling. this is another great sign that our parks want to draw people to the city's. ride bicycles. the california academy of sciences wanted to visitors to come by bike. restaurants, cafes, and never did see the value in drawing more people, whether it is locals or tourists writing by bike to come out to the neighborhoods. it will be number one in the nation soon on that. we're on our day. the launch of park wide is a sign of that, one more commitment. it is a commitment responding to a demand. we know more and mo

david. the recreation and park department has a great partnership with the san francisco bicycle coalition, in addition to their support of park wide, we're working together to create a dedicated bike lane in golden gate park. we have worked together on a sunday streets and send a street closures and also healthy saturdays. yes, we want more bike racks. to talk more about our partnership, lia. >> thank you for your leadership. i know staff has been working so hard on this. she was so much to mayor lee and supervisor mar. almost 15 years

lanes off the coast of somalia. hundreds of merchant ships and pleasure craft have been attackd in recent years. for more we're joined by the bureau chief for routers. david, welcome. tell us more about the attack near the ministry of education in mogadishu. >> earlier this morning, a young somali man got in a truck laden with fuel and explosives and drove into a busy intersection in the center of somalia, the somali capital mogadishu and parts of it is controlled by african union troops and government troops. he rammed a gate at the compound, quite a few ministry buildings and detonated the truck, killing scores and wounding many. >> suarez: is this one of the worst attacks in terms of damage and loss of life? >> since it launched its insurgency in 2007 to fight the u.n. and western bank transitional government, this is is probably the worst attack in mogadishu itself. of course al shabab did strike in uganda's capital last year when suicide bombers killed 79 people watching the soccer world cup final. but in terms of devastation from a single attack in mogadishu, this must be one of the worst in the past four years. while an attack was expected, residen