(franklin graham) it was a very tense time. he was really criticized, but my father never backed down. (mel graham) he was always willing to take a risk when it was for the right reason. (billy graham) is there an answer? yes, there is an answer! (charles gibson) you always knew with graham... it was about the message and not about the man. who is this unique person that comes across the pages of history. jesus said, "follow me. "come and change the world with me." [newscaster] this is 42nd and broadway, new york city, overlooking times square. abc tv news cameras are on the scene to report history as it's made in this culmination of sixteen weeks of the billy graham new york crusade... what a thrilling and wonderful sight this is. i wish that those that were sharing the service by television could see what i see. [narrator] billy graham was affectionately known as america's pastor. he had quickly become a national sensation. you say, "but billy, i'm different. "i don't think religion takes with me. "i don't think i'm the kind..

there you see franklin graham, his son, and ruth bell graham. they have taken the baton of the ministry and move forward, saying that their father has inspired them to continue to try to help this country come to cultural and moral state that they felt and still feel the country is falling away from. >> sandra: you are reminded of the other day when we saw the casket of billy graham carried up the steps of the capital till i am and honor in the rotunda, in , and honor only a few private citizens of had. much like we are seeing now where we are all coming together to celebrate somebody who had such a huge, profound impact on this country and around the world. >> there is no question, he is one of the giants of the 20th century. i don't think there is another religious leader in this country, obviously in a international you talk about the pope and leaders of other religions but as an american evangelical leader he was one of the great spiritual figures of the 20th century. i want to talk a little bit about his relationship with presidents, he was

this is a service of thanksgiving and celebration of william franklin graham junior. eacher of the gospel of our lord jesus christ. for more than eight decades, mr. graham preached the good news of the gospel, in it he spoke the very words of jesus, instead of thank you and you may be seated. good afternoon and welcome to charlotte, north carolina on the grounds of the billy graham's library. this is a service of thanksgiving and celebration of william franklin graham junior. a preacher of the gospel of our lord jesus christ. for more than eight decades, mr. graham preached the good news of the gospel, in it he spoke the very words of jesus, instead of himself, i am the resurrection and the life. he who believes in me though he were dead shall live in whosoever live it and believe it in me shall never die. i know that my redeemer lives in. does this body be destroyed yet shall i see god i will see for myself and my eyes will bald not as a stranger -- behold not as a stranger. the lord has given and the lord has taken away, blessed the vine name of the lord. the service

the funeral being called graham's last could you said. hilast -- crusade. franklinow. i will have just changed addresses that's all. billy graham's funeral and ceremony continuing now with a private service for the burial of billy graham as we yoall say our goodbyes after a very special service there please stay tuned to fox news channel and this station for continuing coverage of. i'm sandra smith. live fox news coverage in new york. we have continuing coverage of the billy graham funeral. we are joined by chris wallace, anchor of "fox news sunday." bret baier anchor of "special report" and shannon bream fox news at night host joins us as well. shannon, may i start with you first. what a special ceremony we have been all watching this together, starting out with one of his sisters and we heard from many of his children, all with incredibly sentimental thoughts looking back at their father's life. >> yeah, it was a beautiful ceremony. i had a chance to hear him in high school in the 1980s in tallahassee, florida. he came and for days filled up the football stadium a

the delivered by franklin graham. old 2,000 mourners that the billy graham you saw television and in big stadiums was the billyaw at home. there weren't two billy grahams. >> the worst flu sn is the year's flu season has pe thet's february with fewer people going to the doctor with deaths are going as welthe intensity of the in beliaround the corner. hard to believe. things are in bloom at the convention center tonight the the philadelphia flower show. you see members of the and weather hard at work.please join us tomorrow for 6abc previ special airingt 7:00 p.m. here on >> nice to somewhere. >> how a glimmer of hope that this gets out of here. >> the wind is taking atime to and unwhined as go through the weekend. lphia internationalairpor gusting 50 miles per hour. you look at that and you need dramamine. traveling in ande at or storm. we sun good thing, 40s: 5 miles hour.e 3 feel t 30s as w we look at live double scan a band of snow passing through southeastern pennsylvania through the city, south jersey about to pus

this is a service of thanksgiving and celebration of william franklin graham junior. eacher of the gospel of our lord jesus christ. for more than eight decades mr. graham preached the good news of the gospel, in it he spoke the very words of jesus, instead of himself, i am the resurrection and the life. he who believes in me though he ine dead shall live whosoever live it and believe it in me shall never die. i know that my redeemer lives in. destroyed yet be shall i see god i will see for myself and my eyes will bald not as a stranger -- behold not as a stranger. given and the lord the vine away, blessed name of the lord. the service continues as dr. don scripture andad lead us in prayer. dr. wilson. wilson: dr. -- mr. graham had a deep conviction of the bible. he loved the bible. he governed how he lived and how he died. he believes the bible teaches us the truth about god and cries to jesus. requested passages he that i read at his funeral eloquently the life and testimony our beloved mr. graham. two andesians chapter verse 4-9. god being rich in mercy because of hi

griff jenkins spoke to franklin graham. >> reporter: a special day here, billy's last crusade.library, the funeral will take place, i was able to talk to franklin graham, billy's son in billy's private study earlier today, talked about why it is being held. >> donald trump offered the national cathedral. i said thank you. it would be more fitting for my father, his service, his last service to be in a tent. he said okay. >> donald trump, first lady milania and karen coming today with every religious leader you can. and george w. bush earlier this week to pay their respects. i asked franklin what struck him most and he said it was how young people have been touched. >> i was surprised how many young people came to view my father's casket. don't you believe for a second that he is dead. would have just changed addresses. >> he will be buried in that casket made by prisoners in louisiana. jillian: 36 minutes after the hour. california mayor leading the charge against immigration enforcement could be facing charges. >> know better than a gang look out for police, when a police crui

in this beautiful place for a service of thanksgiving and celebration, for the life of william franklin graham. better known to the world as evangelist billy graham, a preacher of the gospel of our lord jesus christ. for more than eight decades, mr. graham break the good news of the gospel. the very words of jesus that said of himself "i am the resurrection and the light, he who believes in me though he were dead, yet shall he live. and whosoever limit and believe in me shall never die. liveththat my redeemer and though this body be destroyed, yet shall i see god, whom i shall see for myself and mine eyes shall behold not as a stranger. we brought nothing in this world and it is certain we can carry nothing out. eth, the lordgive has taken away. blessed be the name of the lord." lead us in prayer. dr. william. >> mr. graham had a profound and deeply spiritual conviction concerning the word of god, the bible. he loved the bible. it governed how he lived and it governed how he died. he believed that the bible teaches us the truth about god and jesus christ. one of the passages that he requested

heather: something his son franklin graham said to griff jenkins talking about the number of young people pay their respects and he was overwhelmed by that. >> that is the thing about billy graham. his message transcended race, age or nationality. his message with eternal because it was built on the bible which is eternal and today will be a tremendous celebration of a life well lived. for us who knew billy it is sad to say goodbye but he often said heaven is my home. i'm just passing through this world and today he is finally home with the god he served so faithfully. heather: special for you to be there today, donald trump will be there. the only living president to be there today. the vice president will be there. who else will be there? >> i think secretary carson will be there, sonny perdue, rudy giuliani is going to be there. a number of officials. billy graham never wanted to be famous. he wanted to be faithful but he ended up being both. heather: what will be the first word said to him when he arrives in heaven? >> well done, good and faithful servant. heather: thanks for joining

. >> franklin graham said that very thing to me on this show. guys, i have to take a quick break.p next, was andrew mccabe's firing an attack on the fbi and does it set up an end to the mueller investigation? that's my girl! that's it! get it, woo, yeah! mom! my game's over. parents aren't perfect, but then they make us kraft mac & cheese and everything's good again. (avo) if you'rand you've triedlly pain any number of laxatives, probiotics, and fiber, it could be wearing on you. tell your doctor what you've tried and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzess to children less than six, and it should not be given to children six to less than eighteen. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain, especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side

his son, reverend franklin graham delivering the yulg. the man often called america's pastor. >>> new numbers tonight on the deadly flu from the cdc. 17 more children lost. the total now 114. more than the past two years, and we're still in this. high levels of flu activity in 22 states. down from 39 the week before. >>> and a surprise supercolony of penguins discovered off ant a arkt ka. drones were used to count the birds. more than 1.5 million penguins now discovered. good news on a friday night. >>> when we come back, with what you need to know going into the oscars friday night, and the questions asked by so many tonight. tonight. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let'

his son, reverend franklin graham delivering the eulogy. remembering the man often called america's pastor. >>> new numbers tonight on the deadly flu from the cdc. 17 more children lost. the total now 114. more than the past two years, and we're still in this. high levels of flu activity in 32 states. that's down from 39 the week before. >>> and a surprise supercolony of penguins discovered off antarctica. nasa satellite imagery helping researchers make the discovery, and drones used to count the birds. more than 1.5 million penguins now discovered. good news on a friday night. >>> when we come back, what you need to know going into the oscars sunday night, and the big question being asked by so many tonight. tonight. bquestion being asked by so many tonight. iquestion being asked b many tonight. gquestion being as many tonight. big question being asked by so many tonight. tonight. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell s

franklin graham/son of billy graham: "the billy graham that the world saw on television, the billy grahamthe world saw in the big stadiums, was the same billy graham that we saw at home."anne graham lotz/daughter of billy graham: "i love you, daddy."he was remembered by those who loved him and by those whose lives were touched by him.sammy dagger/lebanese evangelist: "and when he spoke about prayer or he spoke about humbleness - he was a humble man. and his greatness really is from his humility.the president and vice president attended... along with their wives.graham signed off on many of the details of his funeral years agojean ford/billy graham's sister: "and i know what he would want me to say today is heaven is coming again.the final farewell -- to a north carolina farmboy who would go on to preach to millions across the globe.franklin graham/son of billy graham: "my father preached on heaven, told millions how to find heaven. he wrote a book on heaven and today, he's in heaven."at the billy graham library in charlotte, i'm karin caifa. (grant) graham was buried next to his wife, rut

. >> reporter: his son the reverend franklin graham will be among some that will speak today. y later today next to his wife ruth, at the prayer garden next to the billy graham library. >> i would imagine that would be kind of a who's who among so many people showing up for this. have you seen anyone in particular of note? >> reporter: we do know to expect a number of officials, not only from the local, state and national level. there also will be dignitaries from around the world covering a number of different states. the vice president and president will be here as well. >> i know nearly 3000 people will be there. there are plans to -- [ inaudible ] izakaya? >> reporter: this portion which is a -- is that correct? >> reporter: this is correct. this private funeral is only open to family members and a few people. that will be more private and intimate for the family. they can take as much time as a want to pay their last respects. of course it will be a private -- quiet time on the library campus as everyone reflects on the life of billy graham. >> and it's windy there as well

. >> reporter: his son, reverend franklin graham will be one of many that will be speaking at his service be laid to rest beside his wife ruth in the prayer garden at the billy graham library. -- >> is a rennie word on who will be speaking at the service? >> reporter: we will be hearing from all of his children, the president and vice president will be here but they will not be speaking at the ceremony. there will be other pastors, friends that knew billy graham, of course, his family and those who can really speak to who he was as a person, as a man of christianity, and to he was in this whole conversation of evangelical christianity. >> thank you lauren. >>> five.37 is the -- 5:37 is a time right now. crime is down the property crimes are a different story. the 2017 crime statistics were released yesterday. >> we installed a new gate, a new door. >> reporter: this homeowner is the block captain of la playa park neighborhood watch in san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood. he has taken security precautions in response to concerns over property crimes. he says saturday afternoon, thiev

president trump is among the guests returning at noon with the reverend franklin graham delivering thee're having our own honor here. the honor of ryan smith being back. what have you been up to? >> so i used to -- i love the slow clap. it is the highlight of my life. i've been anchoring outside it lines. i'm also a correspondent there and i still work on 2020, still on gma and i'm a legal analyst from both networks. . >> do you ever sleep? >> i do not. but it's fun. it's a lot of fun. when you talk about anything that fans don't like on espn, you get a lot of hate mail. it's fun. >> speaking of fun, we found out something you did not that long ago. want to tell us about the monster jam. >> yes, i took the kids to monster truck rally. this is the monster truck rally. look at him clapping every time. they were totally into this for a half hour and then they started freaking out because it was too loud. they were like we got to go, we got to go. and there were 30 other kids down there, screaming, crying. it was hilarious. >> and yet you didn't take them home because you were having more

the reverend franklin graham will be giving the eulogy, 2,000 people are expect to physically attend that portion of the, occasion, there but there is going to be live streaming for people to watch all around this world, president trump is expected to attend but he is not scheduled to speak. people in the community and planet say he will be missed. after the ceremony, he will be buried in ex-to his wife in the memorial player garden at his library. >>> 5:22. spies, lies and -- >> difficult, actually. >> i'm standing up and still just the same size. >> all right. >> so we are talking about this new movie and it does involve spies, lies and dirty dancing. >> it looks good. cool thriller. we will have our movie critic, kevin mccarthey reviewing jennifer lawrence new movie red sparrow. >>> with the rain it is always nice to stay inside and see a good movie, lets talk about jennifer lawrence because she's back on the screen. >> really curious to see what our kevin mccarthey said as she play ace russian spy, here's his take. >> hey everybody in philadelphia it is kevin mccarthey in the phi

graham, america's pastor will be laid to rest in his home town of charlotte north carolina his son franklin graham will be delivering the eulogy. 200,000 people are, 2,000 people are expect to attend the ceremony just today. also live streaming for people to watch all around this planet, the president is expected to attend but is not scheduled to speak. so many people will miss him. >> we lost one of the best men we ever known. >> there has never been a man that loved god as much as billy graham. >> after the ceremony he will be buried next to his wife in a memorial prayer garden at his library. >>> so we know it is raining here most certainly and we have a big storm but we will give you something to look for to. >> think warm thoughts here scroll down one of the philadelphia's most popular outdoor destinations has set an opening day you will be laying out in the spruce street hammocks in no time. >> alex holley likes to go out there so much. >>> as we head to break, this is also one of our favorite things best picture nominees, get out. >> how do you feel now. >> i can't move. >> you can't move.

he mentioned billy graham, 100 times donald trump and praises franklin graham whenever he can.antly is signaling to the evangelicals i may be a sinner, but i'm worth trying to stick with because i'm delivering on other things like being against roe verse wade. >> appreciate your insight. thanks for being here. >>> so you may remember the name martin shkreli, the hedge fund manager who jacked up the price of a life saving drug back>> 2015. >> a federal court has sentenced him to seven years for defrauding investors out of more than $10 million. polo sandoval is joining us with more details. so we're learning that it was an emotional for him in court. >> reporter: absolutely. and you may know this guy as the so-called phrma bro from his days of jacking up the price of the life saving hiv doug ichli $750 a pill. and his federal fraud conviction is not related to that controversy. in august a brooklyn jury convicted the 34-year-old man of securities fraud for mismanaging two investment funds and also lying to his investors. shkreli usually maintaining a smirk on his face during las

we know that billy graham's son franklin graham will deliver the eulogy and his brother and three sistersfuneral as well. graham will be buried at the foot of the cross shaped walkway and a simple prison made plywood coffin next to his wife ruth to died in 2007. we take this image in. this is charlotte, north carolina. this is live right now. and, tomorrow, for the funeral, we will cover it here on fox news channel. we invite to you watch our coverage, which will begin shortly before the noon hour east coast. the day before the reverend billy graham, who took christianity all over the globe and from every inch of the country as well, a leader has passed and is back home in north carolina. ♪ ♪ >> harris: we return now to fox top story this hour. hope hicks, now the fifth white house communications director to leave that post under president trump although one of them jason miller didn't actually serve in that capacity but he had been named. she held the title the longest at nearly 200 days so far. she also is the 18th high profile aide to either leave the administration or be fired since t

when you've got advisers like franklin graham who are defending trump's behavior and urging their followers to vote for him, i'm not sure that moves. but are there specific evangelical christians who rethink what they're considering in terms of morality, ethics and issues, you know, it's that one by one level. and we just don't know how it will pan out. not only in alabama last november in the election, but across the u.s. we won't see those ripples until election day in november. >> brian stelter raised this in his report. the president of the united states typically seen as a role model, as a moral authority. but you remember the questions that many parents were raising back during the clinton administration during that scandal. how do you explain this to your kids? the same question being raised now. look, i've got a 3-year-old so not a lot to explain at this point. but for those parents, their kids, their students will go to school talking about this. how do you explain it to kids? >> look, the presidency is no longer a role model. the presidency is a spectacle. it's in many ways a circ

live interview with franklin graham. >> he is more alive now than he has ever been. ear billy graham is dead. don't you believe it for a second. he said i will be more alive than ever. i will just have changed addresses. mitzi: psoriatic arthritis tries to get in my way? watch me. ( ♪ ) mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way they fight it. they're moving forward with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. it's proven to help people find less joint pain and clearer skin. don't use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms of an infection. or if you have received a vaccine, or plan to. if you have inflammatory bowel disease tell your doctor if symptoms develop or worsen. serious allergic reactions may occur. mi

the reverend franklin graham delivering the funeral address for his father. >> and we're having our own being back. what have you been up to? >> i have been busy. i used to -- i love the slow clap. i will never miss the slow clap, it is the highlight of my life. i've been anchoring outside the lines from time-to-time at espn. i'm also a correspondent there and i still work on 2020, still on gma and i'm a legal analyst from both networks. i have about 75 jobs. >> do you ever sleep? >> i do not. but it's fun. it's a lot of fun. i will tell you this, when you talk about anything that fans don't like on espn, you get a lot of hate mail. >> you're very entertained by that. >> yeah, it's fun. >> you have to love that. >>> speaking of fun, we found out something you did not that long ago. want to tell us about the monster jam. >> yes, i took the kids to monster truck rally. this is grave digger. this the monster truck rally. kids loved it. there's my kid with the headphones on with my wife. my other kid. i have twin boys. look at him clapping every time. they were totally into this for a half

>> it's really interesting, it's not only jerry falwell, jr., it's franklin graham in terms of doublingon donald trump and the political environment we have here and there were residual traces of what we see today evident in white evangelicalism even back in the day with billy graham. you're right to talk about his position with regards to race but when we think about his position with regards to women, it wasn't very good. when we think about whether or not billy graham would translate today in terms of issues around same-sex marriage and lgbtq issues i don't think it would translate. the terrible comments he made on tape with richard nixon with regard to jewish brothers and sisters, that wouldn't translate very. we. it's interesting in the footage we showed about the relationship between evangelicalism and politics. he's responding to not just simply the political moment, he's responding to the moral majority and jerry falwell which was founded in 1979 which yolks evangelical christianity to republicanism and the republican party in interesting ways so he's seeing on the horizon the p

. >> reporter: his son, the reverend franklin graham, will be among those who will speak at the ceremonyter reverend graham will be buried alongside his wife of 65 years, ruth, in the prayer garden here at the billy graham library. pam, dave. >> lauren, before you go. i have heard reports that there are plans to turn billy graham's home into a special retreat. have you heard about that? >> reporter: dave, that is news to me, if that is so. as of right now, the focus today is really on the funeral. >> yes. >> reporter: and remembering the legacy of billy graham. but at this point they're just trying to get through today. >> yes. >> reporter: and make it as special as they can. >> lauren, i know we have heard that people showed up hours ahead to get their seats. it is an invitation only event for 2,000 people. >> right. >> reporter: certainly we can see some of the crowds there. are they going to have anything outside, any screens for people who can't get inside but just want to be there? >> reporter: well, this ceremony in particular, 2300 tickets given out. they will all be inside of the

graham's son franklin delivered the eulogy. >> my father's greatest longing has been granted. he is in the presence of god. >> reporter: the service included songs from gospel musicians who performed at graham's speaking events around the country. after the ceremony, graham was to be buried in a prayer garden in a pine casket next to his wife. weijia jang, cbs news, charlotte, north carolina. >>> right now, mcdonald's employees in san francisco are protesting during the lunch rush in support of the fight for $15. cooks and cashiers are rallying at the national labor relations board office demanding a halt to settlement talks in the workers rights case. demonstrations are also happening in chicago and los angeles. >>> a big payday for a group of oil refinery workers. the record jackpot they will be splitting 31 ways. >> more fallout for usa gymnastics from the larry nassar scandal. a male gymnast is suing about alleged sexual abuse by the former doctor. a role in the larry nassar sexual abuse case. in the lawsuit -- she claims bo >>> aly raisman is suing the u.s. olympic committ

s graham's son, franklin, e main speaker. >> the billy graham that the world saw in the big stadiums the same billy graham that we saw at home. there weren't two billy grahams. loved his family. he stood by us, he comforted us, he left us an enduring lacy. >> woodruff: billy gham died last week at the age of 99. he was buried today next to his wife, ruth, on family property. still to come the newshour: tithe unimaginable destruc of a damascus suburb, that is still under bombardment. the retaliation that women ine s. forest service face after reporting discrimination. attempts to devep a coffee plant that can resist the effects of climate change. and,uch more. >> woodruff: there was no let up in the bombing, or the suffering, today for hundreds of thousands of civilians trapped in the eastern guta suburbs of syria's capital, damascus. as nick schifrin reports, weeks of attacks have killed hundreds, marking one of this utal war's most-brutal moments. >> reporter: among the ruined remains of eastern ghouta, there are few places left to hide. after seven years, the u.n. says there are no

graham's son-- franklin-- gave the eulogy.franklin graham/son of billy graham: "the billy graham that the billy graham that the world saw in the big stadiums, was the same billy graham that we saw at home." (steve) graham signed off on many of the details of his funeral years ago-- when his health began to decline. he will be buried next to his wife, ruth, at the billy graham library prayer garden in charlotte. (( áá v.o. / steve áá )) the president squared off with his comedy doppleganger in a twitter battle this morning.who won? alec baldwin or donald trump? you decide when we come back. (pam) president trump and actor alec baldwin squared off in a twitter duel this morning.(steve)it started with trump misspelling baldwin's first name as he slammed the actor's saturday night live impression of him. (steve)trump tweeted:"alex baldwin, whose dieing mediocre career was saved by his impersonation of me on s-n-l, now says playing d-j-t was agony for playing d-j-t was agony for him. alex, it was also agony for those who were forced to watch. you were terrible. bring back darrell hammond,

. >> and he did things -- when i was talking with franklin graham, covering it for fox down there he the things that upsets me is people don't recognize what my father did in the "50s when he was doing revival. they would put up a rope for black on one side and white on the ore and billy graham said you take that down. and in with one case they wouldn't he went and physically took it down and said everyone is welcome hea here to hear the message of jesus christ. >> maybe if some of the other channels would have went deeper into it to talk about those issues, it would have been interesting. he did something amazing for the united states, he encouraged catholics and main line protestants and evangelicals to come together. we hent and met john paul ii in '81. he said john paul ii called me a brother. that was a big deal and he got a lot of pushback from his southern baptist colleagues. so he was an amazing man. but he, above all, preached the gospel of jesus christ. that jesus wasn't just a good guy, that he came as a messiah and lord and savior and redeemer. that's hard to talk about f

i asked franklin graham when i interviewed him and sound bite father and private study where presidents and all that stuff. i said did you ever talk to your dad about what you would say at the funeral. he said no, son, i want you to do whatever the spirit moves you. pete: it was very much a follow through on his testament. what he has talked about. you see through his family, don't forget that his message is real and he is somewhere real and we need to follow through in this world. it was amazing. kudos to this channel for following it wall-to-wall where a lot of other people did not. he deserved it. ainsley: he was a great example of what we strive to be, a really good person spreading a message of faith and hope. pete: young pictures of him doing it 30 years old. incredible. griff: speaking of all those cancellations delta in the news not just for the people, i believe. pete: 13, i believe. griff: let me put delta's statement up ed bastain our objective in removing any implied affiliation with the nra was to remove delta from this debate. our decision was not made for economic gain an

the stark contrast is embodied in mr graham's designated successor, his son franklin has embraced president one in which billy graham thrived. a diverse and polarised nation where a christian evangelist could longer serve as a unifying figure. billy graham was only the fourth private us citizen to lie in honour at the us capitol. the last was rosa parks — the civil rights icon who died in 2005. now an american artist has saved her house from demolition. it will soon go on display at brown university. the bbc‘s zoe conway reports. this container has precious cargo on board. ijust this container has precious cargo on board. i just found this container has precious cargo on board. ijust found out this container has precious cargo on board. i just found out what this container has precious cargo on board. ijust found out what i was pulling in this container here. rosa parks‘ house. a beautiful day to be an american, i guess. but this is not where the story begins. it is 2016, and rosa parks‘ in ruins. but a rescue is under way. an artist has promised to preserve it, while it is found a permanen

. >> billy graham carried his message around the world but his heart, as franklin will tell you, was america. everywhere he went rev. graham delivered the same beautiful message, god loves you. >> graham's casket will be escorted out of the capital later today. 's funeral is tomorrow in charlotte, north carolina. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour and a bomb written through a fairy packed with tourists in mexico who just took credit and the new warning for americans making travel plans. first was to sporting goods, now walmart cracking down on gun sales which will boost business or be a public relations misfire? we will debate that next. the russians are coming, hillary clinton accusing donald trump of surrendering to election meddling. what do voters think? social media exploding with reaction. heather: two retailers changing gun policies, walmart says you have to be 21 to buy can. do sporting goods announce they will no longer sell assault style rifles. should companies mix business and politics? amy robbins and president and lead missionary action in the nation's capi

billy graham preached the gospel. franklinhere's one way to heaven through christ. that was the message he preached. lou: pastor robert jeffers who is very familiar with that message, we appreciate you being with us. thank you. >> thank you, lou. lou: please roll the nightly video now and we'll turn to a snowboarder who proves you don't need mountain to enjoy the snow, at least as he embarks on an urban snowboard adventure just outside of london. that's pretty impressive. forget their skills. their guts. that's amazing to me. >>> up next, gun control edge las vegas taking --legislation s been underwhelmed as the senate pivot to banking reform. we'll have a full report for you from the swamp here next. stay with us. ♪ this is no ordinary puppy. he's a canine companions for independence® assistance dog in the making. born, raised and trained to give independence to a person with a disability. ♪ learn how you can give independence and give a dog a job® at cci.org sure. momwhat's up, son?alk? i can't be your it guy anymore. what?

billy graham preached the gospel. franklinlly believed there is a heaven and there is a hell and there's one way to heaven through christ. that was the message he preached. lou: pastor robert jeffers who is very familiar with that message, we appreciate you being with us. thank you. >> thank you, lou. lou: please roll the nightly video now and we'll turn to a snowboarder who proves you don't need mountain to enjoy the snow, at least as he embarks on an urban snowboard adventure just outside of london. that's pretty impressive. forget their skills. their guts. that's amazing to me. >>> up next, gun control edge las vegas taking --legislation s been underwhelmed as the senate pivot to banking reform. we'll have a full report for you from the swamp here next. stay with us. smile dad. i take medication for high blood pressure and cholesterol. but they might not be enough to protect my heart. adding bayer aspirin can further reduce the risk of another heart attack. because my second chance matters. be sure to talk to your doctor be

gram graham's son franklin spoke of his father's love for family and assured his parishioners the preacher and his father were one in the same. >> the billy graham you saw in big stadiums was the same billy graham we saw at home. >> he was buried next to his wife ruth who died in 2007. he was 99 years old. >>> time to show you some of this morning's headlines. "usa today" reports the 58 families who lost loved ones in the las vegas shooting massacre are in live to receive $275,000. it started as a go fund me effort. organizers plan to compensate the ten people who were paralyzed or suffered permanent brain damage as well as nearly 147 people hospitalized from the october rampage. >>> the "minneapolis star tribune" reports a potential tragedy has been averted after police found an arsenal of weapons including an explosive device in the home of a teenager. police near st. paul obtained a warrant to search the home afte was threatened by that teen. the parents and the teen were arrested on negligent storage of firearms charges. authorities say there are no known threats to students or to the

. >> billy graham carried his message around the world. but his heart as franklintell you, was always in america. everywhere he went rev. graham delivered the same beautiful message, god loves you. rob: graham's casket will be escorted out of the capital later today, his funeral is tomorrow in charlotte, north carolina. no matter what your faith is he was a very special person with a good message. jillian: it is 10 minutes after the hour with a fox news alert, wanted killers on the hunt worldwide. the terrifying warning about ice is going global. >> these shooters are typically male, white and suicidal. >> donald trump's blunt bipartisan push for tougher gun laws. what was it like to be on the receiving end of the message the president, steve daines was there and joins us live next. jillian: should you get more vacation days for being a non-smoker. new numbers showing most americans agree. ♪ ♪ unlock my screen black lab my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can leave worry behin

graham. >> the bible was his sole authority. barbara: that stark contrast is embodied by his successor. his son franklin embraced president trump as someone who delivers for evangelicals. this is a different america tha the which billy graham zethrived, a diverse, pola nation, where a christian evangelist could no longer serve as a unifying figure. barbara plett-usshr, bbc news, gton. jane: billy graham became only tithe fourth private u.s. n to lie in honor at the u.s. capitol. the last was rosa parks, the civil rights icon who di in 2005. now an american artist has saved her house from demolition. it was shipp from detroit, michigan, to germany's capital, berlin, and is making its way back to the u.s., ere it will go on display at brown university. reporter: this contain precious cargo on board. i ust found out what i was hauling in this container here, rosa parks' house. e vetional moment for me. beautiful day to be an american, i guess. but this isn't where the story begins. it is 2016, and rosa parks' house is in ruins. but a rescue is underway. an artist has vowed to preserve it once it has found

graham. the bible was his sole authority. the start contract —— contrast is embodied in his son, franklin who has embraced president trump someone a unifying figure. pictures have emerged of a hiking trail in brazil which was turned into an underwater world by heavy rains. the trail at an eco—tourism site injardim in the south of the country was flooded with crystal clear water from a nearby river last month. local people say it is a very rare phenomenon that happens only when it rains more than 15 centimetres at once. iam sure i am sure you will agree it does look a little like a lost world. don't forget, you can get in touch with me and the team on facebook. hello again. there is not as much snow falling now and attention turns to the icy conditions. it is still quite treacherous out there for many of us. over the weekend we should slowly see a turn milder, less call from the south. there will still be a wintry mix of rain, sleet and some snow. really cold air with high pressure a cross snow. really cold air with high pressure across scandinavia in siberia, that has moved away. instead, our weather will be coming in from areas

reverend graham's five children guys -- you live john their father, son franklin delivered the main address. >> it is often said that someday, you read that billy graham's debt. he said do not believe one word of it. he said i will be more alive than i am now. just changed addresses, that is all. casketis time, plywood -- pine plywood casket with a small cross of the top was made by inmates at a prison where he once preached. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. scarlet? scarlet: let's get back to global trade and the president's intention to slap tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum. wilbur ross spoke to bloomberg about the reasons behind the decision. >> there is a significant problem of dumping steel and dumping aluminum into the u.s.. that has cost us probably 100,000 jobs between the two industries. what the president is trying to do is to level the playing field and bring jobs back to the u.s.. this is about jobs. that is the real purpose of the whole thing. scarlet: initi

charlotte, services included songs from gospel musician whose performed at graham's crusades around the world. his son franklin last year of life he said very little at all and i believe his mind was on heaven. he often said i'm in the frayed to die as i know joy of heaven is waiting. if he could speak to you today he would ask will you be making this journey to heaven some day. >> reporter: graham met where president, since harry truman. what hes buried beside his wife ruth in their prayer garden. billy graham died last week at the age of 99. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" a dangerous disorder for those already battling diabetes how health reporter stephanie stahl explains the potentially harmful new trend becoming popular. >>> prince harry and megan markle will be inviting members of the public, we will explain how they are choosing who makes the list,. >>> a live look from a snowy northampton county this nor'easter dumpster fresh powder there on bethlehem we will keep you updated on this storm when "eyewitness news" your heart doesn't only belong ♪to you. bye grandpa. and if you have heart failure,

but it was not billy graham's vein that was celebrated, it was message and example. his son franklinfather spirit this way. speak of the world with all of its political correctness would want you to believe that there are many roads to god, it is just not true. >> a reverent himself summed up the entire vision by reflecting on one of his frequent sayings. billy graham used to say that people should not believe it when they hear that he had died. he said, i will be more alive than i am now. then he added i will just have changed addresses, that's all. a great man, what an incredible example to us all. may billy graham rest in peace, may billy graham rest in peace, and we will be right back. excuse me, are you aware of what's happening right now? we're facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks... actually, we just handled all the priority threats. you did that? we did that. really. we analyzed millions of articles and reports. we can identify threats 50% faster. you can do that? we can do that. then do that. can we do that? we can do that.

but it was not billy graham's vein that was celebrated, it was message and example. his son franklind his father spirit this way. speak of the world with all of its political correctness would want you to believe that there are many roads to god, it is just not true. >> a reverent himself summed up the entire vision by reflecting on one of his frequent sayings. billy graham used to say that people should not believe it when they hear that he had died. he said, i will be more alive than i am now. then he added i will just have changed addresses, that's all. a great man, what an incredible example to us all. may billy graham rest in peace, may billy graham rest in peace, and we will be right back. in the modern world, it pays to switch things up. and when you switch to esurance, you can save time, worry, hassle, and yup, money. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved hundreds. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance. an allstate company. click or call. if you have moderate to severe or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's

. >> you sidelined by declining health since 2005, graham turned over direction of his ministry to his son frankline you on this earth again. but i will see you again. >> the 2,000 invited guests including president trump and the first lady, vice president and mrs. pence. along with the next generation of vang leaders whevangelicalleaders. >> billy graham was the greatest of the 21st century only pope john paul ii and mother teresa would be as well known. >> hard to imagine farm to confidants and presidents who preached to more than 200 million people. graham first mastered radio but it was television where full power and charisma on display. he often preached with a microphone in one hand and a bible in the other. bret? >> bret: steve harrigan at the site of the funeral. steve, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> bret: in tonight's whatever happened to segment, the aids epidemic. mike tweets the disease dominated the news in the 80's and 90's. how far have we come since then? well, mike, tonight mike emanuel has some answers. >> america faces a disease that is fatal and spreading and this calls for urgency, not pan