billy graham! dr. billy graham. billy graham. [applause] [applause] (man) who was this man who could preach like this? (billy graham) i cannot save anybody. i'm just an ordinary messenger of the kingdom of god. (larry king) he was a giant. you won't see his likes again. he was unparalleled in my judgment. (brit hume) i think presidents reached out to him because they wanted what he had... none of us were in on those one-on-one sessions... the bible says that every one of us are important to god. dr. graham and dr. king on the same platform sent a very powerful message. (billy graham) there is no excuse ever for bigotry. we are to love as god loved us. (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 acros

franklin saying billy graham said one day you will read billy graham is dead.eral 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 at florida state university. he attracted great crowds, but he always

there weren't two billy graham' graham's.in heaven through my father's eyes. i think the most compelling vision i have ingrained in my memory is my father, the preacher, the evangelist standing behind this pulpit right here. in stadiums around the country and around the world, and his voice booming. proclaiming the gospel of the lord jesus christ. he has often said that someday, you will read that billy graham is dead. and he said "don't you believe one word of it." he said "i will be more alive than i am now. i will have just changed addresses, that's all." every sunday that i was home, i went to visit my father. he loved to walk when he could, i chaired things that we were doing, he would ask questions. we would talk about the bible. he likes to talk about politics, sports. but the last few years he became rather quiet. in the last year of his life he said very little at all and i believe that his mind was on heaven. he often said "i'm not afraid to die for i know the joys of heaven are waiting." if he could speak to you to

graham did.pray these things the wonderful name of the lord jesus christ and for his sake alone. amen. as we continue this wonderful seller russian, join is -- wonderful celebration, please join in. . will ask that we stand [singing] , to sitdon't know how here and look at my house. my husband and i just had an -- thank youh room for being here. you are here because you love him. you don't love him like i do. never loved him as long as i have. said you have to genes. but he didn't know my name is jean. my brother billy my sister catherine, my brother melvin and grew up here in this house we , we learned tork to read the scriptures. i was reminded, heaven came down and took mythe 21st brother from me. one day the lord will come down and take me. i know what he would want me to say today. i am the eldest can i tell , i want to be the one that daddy loved along this. i read too many articles and sought things on television, the cards at some and have written, and so many adjectives about daddy and t

graham did.pray these things in the wonderful name of the world -- the lord jesus christ, amen. >> as we continue this wonderful celebration, let me ask you to join in as we sing to him. i will ask that we stand as we continue to rejoice in our savior's love. ♪ >> you don't know how funny it makes me feel to sit here and look at the house. it my husband and i had an argument about which room is month, but thank you all for being here. you are here because you are here because you love him. but you don't love him like i do. you haven't loved him as long as i have. the president said, you have good genes. but he didn't know that my name was jean! [laughter] my brother billy my sister catherine, my brother melvin and grew up here in this house we learned hard work, we learned to pray, to read the scriptures. my other brother and sister have gone on, and i was reminded when , ofard that my brother died the sound that the acquires used to thing -- the song that the .hoirs used to sing heaven come down

graham, he was not a televangelist.e was an evangelist whose ministry was not in the studio but on stadiums. it was always an extension of a meeting he'd held live somewhere around the world. >> jon: larry ross, longtime supporter and advisor of billy graham. thank you. this sunday, be sure to head over to your local fox channel and catch the never before seen documentary, "billy graham: an extraordinary life." private funeral services as we sit just about to get underway, the opening strains of the organ are already playing there in charlotte, north carolina. >> melissa: look at the crowd of people gathered and the number of people whose lives he touched, that's a tiny fraction all across the world. what contribution this man made. >> jon: billy graham and i shared a birthday and it was always kind of fun on my birthday when i got the alerts of who else shared this particular birthday. billy graham, i will miss not seeing his name anymore. thank you very much for joining us. >> melissa: "outnumbered" is going to start

i knew billy graham.spread the message of christianity than any machine in history since the apostle paul. many people are christians today because of billy graham. we think of the man who preached to presidents and the queen of england as we've seen on television but i found he was more interested in the common person. you know, whenever he would do an interview, he would do a mike check and instead of the one, two, three, four, if five, he would quote john 3 clng 16, forgod so loved the entire world that he gave his only begotten son. somebody asked him why do you do that. and he said because there may be an audio technician or a camera man who had not heard of jesus and i want to share the hope. that was this heart of billy graham. lou: people people think it is dwindling, that is it's challenged around the globe. we know that. but what would you call the state of christianity in america today? how would you describe it? >> well, i think what is happening is the committed are getting more committed and

after hearing graham speak in 1953.ers joins me to share stories of rev. billy graham. >> thank you for having me. heather: he belong to your dallas church for 54 years. >> that is correct. he joined our church in 1953 after his cotton ball crusade in dallas. my mom became a christian at that crusade. when billy joined our church he said it is good enough for billy graham. i was born the next year. i'm a christian and because of the influence of billy graham. heather: he never went to texas. >> never lived in texas. really counted it an honor, he joined the church a few years ago. heather: i live in asheville, north carolina, for the echo of time and also charlotte, had an occasion to meet rev. graham and his wife several times. special people. he influenced people all over the world. how did he do that? >> two reasons for his worldwide influence. nobody has done more to spread christianity since the apostle paul then billy graham but it was two things that he was preaching the bible. so many main line denominations whe

is lindsey graham reading the president correct on that? >> i think that lindsey graham knows that president trump is one of the best negotiators and certainly i think that he has great confidence in his ability and is glad that he's the one at the table for the united states. i think senator graham has been on the other side of that and knows the capabilities and the determination of president trump. jeff? >> why did the president accept this invitation without any preconditions? for example, without demanding that the north koreans release the three americans being held there? >> that's something that we'll continue advocating for and pushing for. let's not forget that the north koreans did promise something. they promised to denuclearizing, they stopped to missile test and they realize we're continuing with our missile exercises. the united states haas made zero concessions. north korea has made some promises. again, this meeting won't take place without concrete actions that match the promises that have been made by north korea. >> i wa

evangelist billy graham.hrohout his 70-year career he preached to millions and served as a spiritual advisor to veral u.s. presidents. he died last week at the age of 99. aeport on how he's being remembered. ♪ >> billy graham's final journey marked the end of aner i-. a a religious lead we are bad appeal andia unpreceded international reach. ♪ reporter: mr. graham'spl s gospel message, his personal integrity and his criticize im cted the lives of hundreds of millions. >> the cards that so many have written and there are so many adjectives that havabbeen given t daddy and they're all so powerful. >> he captured the era of power. president trump the last in a long line of presidents who h praisedim as america's pastor. he was its greatest evangelical entrepreneur. billy graham took the role of the popular evangist to aew level, packing out stadiums the world over. >> god lov y. reporter: his central achievement was to turn america's white eadvantage gel cal protestants into a political force. he cowled many pre

evangelist billy graham.,roughout his 70-year car the religious leader preached to millions anditerved as a spl advisor to several u.s. presidents. he died last week at the age of 99. the bbc's barbara plett-usher reports on how the man known as america's pastor is being remembered. barbara: billy graham's final journey marked the end of an era.re gious leader with a broad national appeal and ecedented international reach. ♪ barbara: mr. graham's simple cspel message, his personal integrity, and hrisma impacted the lives of hundreds of millions. >> the cards that so many have written, and so many adjectives haey given about daddy, and are all so wonderful. barbara: he captured the ear of power. president trump the last in a long line of presidents who praised him as america's pastor. he was certainly its greatest evangelical entrepreneur, an american success story. combining conviction with the combining conviction with the shrewd use of mass media, billy graham took the role of a popular evangelist to a new

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

and saying a final farewell to evangelist billy graham.iticians, family and the faithful gather in north carolina for the funeral of a man who preached to millions. the international monetary fund has joined international condemnation of president trump's plan to impose tariffs on imports of steel and aluminium. it says such a move will not only hurt other countries, but also those of the united states. stock markets have fallen since the announcement. china's steel industry called the move ‘stupid'. the european commission said it would react if mr trump goes ahead. canada's prime minister described it as unacceptable — and warned of serious problems ahead. the integrated nature of our supply chains means that there would be significant disruption, in canada obviously, but also in the united states. we buy more steel from the united states than any other country, and disruptions to this integrated... integrated market would be significant, and serious. but that is why we are pressing upon the american administration the unacceptable natur

graham himself began planning his funeral a decade ago. a family spokesman framed it as the preacher's last crusade. >> it was powerful. but it wasn't overpowering. it was warm and affectionate. >> reporter: about 2,000 guests attended the service which was live streamed to a larger audience. 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 re

senator graham. mr. graham: thank you, sir. general votel, is there any credible opposition to the side -- to assad left in syria? mr. votel: senator, our mission is defeat isis. mr. graham: that's not my question. my question is there any credible opposition left inside of syria? mr. votel: the only opposition 'm aware of is in two areas, one that still controls some terrain so they do pose some kind of threat to the regime. mr. graham: who's winning in syria? the civil war? mr. votel: well, again, from a civil war standpoint, it would appear that the regime is asent dent here. mr. graham: do you see any likelihood that the forces you just naping named can topple assad -- named can topple assad in the next year? mr. votel: that's not my assessment. mr. graham: is iran helping assad? mr. votel: iran has been a key enabler of the regime for a while. mr. graham: is russia helping assad? mr. votel: they also are a key enabler of the regime. mr. graham: is it too strong a statement to say that with russia and iran, assad has won th

there were not two billy grahams.ember i was with him once when he was doing a crusade and we went out to lunch at the red lobster. and we are having lunch. as it turns out there was an atheist convention in town of all things. and here is sitting at the table the face of evangelical christianity, billy graham himself. people came up to him. he was very friendly, very caring. that was who he was. he was a -- kind of a guy you would sit down with him. he wouldn't talk about himself. he would ask about you. and actually be interested to hear. steve: because have you known him for decades. what's one thing about him we don't know. we haven't heard? >> well, i think we have heard a lot. and rightly so. i can tell you if billy graham were here with us talking right now, he would put the focus on jesus christ. because that was what his whole life was about. that's what his whole ministry was about. and he proclaimed that from the beginning to the very end. you know, so i think he would say to us everything i told you is tru

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billy graham's final journey billy graham's finaljourney mark the end of the era.f hundreds of millions. there are so many adjectives that have been given about daddy and they are also wonderful. he captured the year of power. president trump the last in a long line of presidents who praised him as america's pastor. he was certainly its greatest evangelical entrepreneur, an american success story, combining conviction with the shrewd use of mass media, he took the role of the popular evangelist to a new level, taking out stadiums the world over. his central achievement, however, was to turn america's wide evangelical was to turn america's wide eva ngelical protesta nts was to turn america's wide evangelical protestants into a social and political force. mr graham himself befriended presidents from both parties and counselled many of them over seven decades. he was most closely associated with richard nixon but after watergate he said he had crossed the line and warned against partisanship. that, however, is not the legacy claimed by many of today's evangelicals, no

very similar to the framework senator graham did. but really going in on local issues, feeling the cause, and all about how do we get civics and politics to be exciting when i saw emerging democracies growing up. and i do think we have a moment in this country and you'll see this in response to parkland, seeing the relevance of democracy in their own lives. and that's the knob that needs to be turned. >> thank you so much. i want to bring carolyn into the conversation who is ceo of rock the vote sochlt this panel has been focused on what happens in schools and how educators can better prepare students to be active. but the graham was challenging us is prepare students throughout their lives to participate in their democracies. we have to look beyond schools and think about the whole continuum of how you engage young people. can you tell us what you've learned about youth engagement more broadly and specifically how rock the vote is contributing to helping young people? >> well, first, thank you for having us. i think as ben discussed

senator bob graham. during his remarkable career as a public servant, senator graham made it his mission to make life better for folks in his home state of florida. he's served as a member of the florida legislature, as the 38th governor of the state of florida, and as a member of the united states senate, and while in office, senator graham helped to redefine the term civic engagement. as governor, he spent nearly 400 days working in a wide range of jobs from police officer to construction worker, from fisherman to teacher, so he could better understand the challenges facing the people he represented. since leaving the senate, senator graham has devoted his energy toward training the next generation of civic leaders. he's founded the bob graham center for public service at the university of florida to teach young people the knowledge and skills of democratic governance, and he's also opened the florida joint center on citizenship to strengthen civics education in the sunshine state and to rally its legi

graham is the fourth private citin to be given the rare tribute. the last was civil rights icon rosa parks in 2005. here is more from the ceremony. for many, he was america's pastor. the man who brought the word of god to all. an unadorned message in contrast perhaps to the ceremony surrounding his death. treated everybody the sameev the great and powerful who came today to pay their final respects. graham shared their stage for decades, but uniquely avoided their politics. wa met every president since harry truman, ancounselor to most. he also shaped the evaal movement into a political force. >> shall we pray? jane: from president trump, who spoke of his own childhood memories of graham came this tribute. president trump: everywhere he went he deliver the same message -- god loves you. that was his message, god loves you. we can only imagine the number of lives touched by the preacher and the prayers of billy graham. jane: billy graham will lie in honor until thursday, allowing members of the public to payr thspects. he will be laid to rest in nor

senator graham: is it working? general waldhauser: this g-5 program has just begun and 5,000 individuals covering a large territory. senator graham: 5,000 people covering five countries. that doesn't sound enough. does it matter if it becomes a region of failed states to us, and if so, why? general waldhauser: it does matter, the groups isis and the like, some of these have aspirations to conduct things regionally as well as into europe. it is very important that we contain or degrade and work with our partners because if we had a failed state and if these groups took over that failed state, then you have a situation where it's just wastelands where people can plan attacks depens the united states. senator graham: is libya a failed state, fragile state, state on the mend? general waldhauser: it's difficult to characterize libya, but i would say a fragile state. they have a plan to work through restructuring of the political committees, constitution and potentially a vote later this year. unless the security is ther

continuing coverage of billy graham's journey home.arlotte to bid america's pastor a final farewell. >> rick: we will be watching. two major winter storms, one on the west coast, one on the east coast, evacuations are being ordered in some spots. more on this in a moment. doing more with systems you have in place. it can bring all your apps to life and run them within your data center. it is... the new ibm cloud private. the cloud that's designed for your data. ai ready. secure to the core. the ibm cloud is the cloud for smarter business. >> sandra: federal agents from the atf are en route after two people shot on campus, now getting word to that two people are dead. that just coming into our newsroom right now. it is a situation we have been monitoring. central michigan university, university of faculty and staff on campus or send emergency alerts in the 9:00 hour this morning that they shot had a been fired, specifically at campbell hall. you can see that on the map there. officials are still looking for a black man, short hair, slig

graham will be very later today next to his wife ruth, at the prayer garden next to the billy grahamld 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: yes, very much so. it's a little bit windier and colder than most folks were expectin

the delivered by franklin graham.told 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 pu

graham, is god dead?" and dr. graham looked at him and said "no, of course not." "dr.m, how do you know?" and billy graham smiled and said "because i talked to him this morning." and it was that kind of connection he had with everybody that he'd stayed in the place. so he was an important american figure, the rise he had because of television and the fact that he didn't -- he really didn't make people feel awfully guilty about what they were doing or it was not about him in the final analysis, he was not at the end saying send me a lot of money, much different than what we see on the air today. >> and of course you are at wsb the same time my family was in atlanta, in the outskirts way out in the little town in georgia which has been consumed into the metropolis but you understand how important billy graham was, especially to people in the south but all over the world but also it's interesting you talked about how important he was to richard nixon, really to every president from eisenhower forward. i thought it was interesting that when he talked to you in 1981 that wa

presidents. >> everywhere he went reverend graham delivered the same beautiful message. god loves you. >> reporter: president trump remembering the late reverend graham lyon honor in the u.s. capitals returned only the fourth private citizen to be given the distinction.>> billy graham carried his message around the world, but his heart , as franklin will tell you was always in america. >> reporter: leaders gathering to pay respect to the evangelist known as america's pastor. >> the man we recognize today share the gospel with more people face-to-face than anyone else in history. >> reporter: hunters from across the country lining up to view the plain pine casket atop the same platform that once held abraham lincoln's casket. >> reverend graham was a simple man. he had a simple message, jesus christ. that is what it is all about. >> half the people are searching for what he has. the other half know and they are here to honor him. >> reporter: former presidents bush and clinton doing the same this week making the trip to charlotte, north carolina where friday, reverend gra

billy graham never wanted to be famous.faithful and ended up both. >> bill: given our culture and the way it's bifurcating in so many ways he may be the last religious leader to lie in honor. why did he connect with so many people? >> when he started preaching in the 1940s to many were preaching pop psychology and philosophy and his famous phrase was the bible says, the bible says. the second thing was his message was so simple anyone can understand it. he preached the gospel. i appreciated what president trump said yesterday in the rotunda. he didn't try to water down his message, his message was we're all sinners and we need a savior and jesus christ is that savior. it wasn't the politically correct but it was the gospel message and millions respond. >> bill: we'll watch it from here. thank you for sharing your memories today. >> thank you. >> bill: you bet. we'll be right back. let's see. if this pack, and this pack, have the same number of bladder leak pads, i bet you think the bigger one is better, right? actually, it'

: billy graham laid to rest friday in the billy graham friday in north carolina. >> he was reminded when i heard that my brother died of the song that the choirs used to sing, heaven came down and filled my soul with glory. >> reporter: president trump and the first lady and vice president mike pence and mrs. pence joining more than 2,000 people under a tent honoring the legacy of graham's canvas cathedral starting his ministry in los angeles in 1949 and preaching for more than 60 years around the world. the message focused on faith, family and teaching. >> he was faithful. he was available. and he was teachable. i want each one of to remember that. faithful, available and teachable. may we all be that way. >> reporter: graham buried in the prayer garden of the library beside his wife, ruth. his grave marker will read, billy graham, preacher of the gospel of the lord jesus christ. >> i can only imagine what it was like for my father to step into heaven and there was the lord jesus christ to say, well done, good and faithful servant. not because it was billy graham. it's just another chil

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senator lindsay graham on why he's happy about that. plus, washington has plans for $1.3 trillion in taxpayer money after congress passes and president trump signs into law a new spending bill. general jack keane on how this could benefit the military we're looking ahead right now on sunday morning futures. president trump taking on the toughest and foreign policy challenges using the power of the pen to slap sweeping new tariffs and restrictions on china. sparking fears of a trade war south carolina senator lindsay graham is applauding the president's effort to address what he calls unfair trade practices by beijing. >> china is a manipulate or, a thief when it comes to intellectual property. they dump, they cheat and they're going to pay a price. keep it up president trump, you will win this fight, because china needs us more than we need them. maria: a lot more coming up from senator lindsay graham, later on in the program but first, the stock market reacting to the potential of a trade war even as china calls for cooperation in prev

graham.saying that is like when lyndon johnson was in vietnam and there were a bunch helicopters on the tarmac and he took a left, gi, said, mr. president, that is not your helicopter. he said, son, they're all my helicopters. we all worked for mrs. graham. the other great mrs. graham story about that, one, "newsweek" used, we closed on saturday nights and appeared sunday nights, usually in washington. we had an item in the front of the magazine about sitting senator, not here, that was just woefully wrong and the senator had called mrs. graham on monday morning and letter -- let her know she he was not wildly pleased. evan thomas, i mentioned a minute ago, i happened to be in his office, the washington bureau chief that morning, mrs. graham got call from senator and hung up the phone and called evan. i her her voice, now think meryl streep, evan charmingly ineffectively quoted phil graham who had said, he said, ma'am, i'm sorry, you know as your husband said, it is supposed to be the first r

graham is the first religious leader to lie in honor at the capital.n his brief remarks yesterday, the president spoke about seeing graham preach with his father. >> the north carolina farm boy walked out of those fields into a great and beautiful history. he soon led a nationwide revival from a large tent in los angeles to 100,000 people in a single day at yankee stadium. and i remember that because my father said to me, come on, son, and by the way, he said come on, mom, let's go see billy graham at yankees stadium. and it was something very special. >> graham's funeral will take place at his library in charlotte tomorrow. >>> we're tracking some weather this morning and good thing we have bill karins to break it all down for us. bill, what can you tell us about the nor'easter on its way? >> let's start with the concerns for the nor'easter and then we'll get to the flooding in arkansas. so there's many aspects to the storm. depending on the elevation, it will be rain or snow. the coast, high winds, lower winds inland. flood watches for 35 million to

went tonted this and he lindsey graham and gave him a pistol. thought about what i would get and he gave me a couple of daggers. >> nice. no discrimination. >> john mccain has been through everything, but still sees the importance of not just going with party, but reaching out and thinking about country. what we have to think about we talk about this relationship. >> thank you. i imagine him to be a great traveling buddy. as you know, the administration has maintained full funding to israel, but looks for cuts in international affairs spending. how do you think congress deals , howa request for security do you -- thatthoroughly believe congress is going to stand up and fully fund the commitment to aid to israel. is the foreigng aid in general and i appreciated the jewish community standing up at some of the bleakest time in israel and part of it is that no jewisht are in the community can make the case for refugees, since israel is a haven for refugees. second, as we look at how and we have many people who would like , first as foreign aid natio

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at the billy graham library.ap or a week's worth of events honoring billy graham. he is known to many for spreading christianity to millions around the world. >> everywhere he went, reverend graham delivered the same beautiful message, god loves you. >> reporter: president trump will join some 2300 people to remember how graham's ministry launched during a 1949 crusade in downtown l.a. >> i do not believe that any man, that any man can solve the problems of life without jesus christ. >> reporter: graham died at his home in north carolina last week at the age of 99. >> we lost one of the best men ever known. >> good man gone. >> there's never been a man so -- that loved god as much as billy graham. >> reporter: he lied in honor in the capitol rotunda on wednesday. graham just the fourth private citizen given that distinction. he spent decades traveling the world spreading his faith. >> here lies america's pastor. a man made great not by who he was, but by who he served. >> reporter: his son, the reverend franklin

graham first mastered radio but it was television where full power and charisma on display.h 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 panic. >> there was a time back in the 1980s when a diagnosis of h.i.v. was a death sentence. >> the survival was a year to year and a half. which meant that 50% of my patients would be dead in a year to a year and a half. >> more than 35 years later, it's rare to hear about the virus even though more than 1.1 million people are living in the u.s. with h.i.v. today. one of the highest profile survivors is basketball great magic johnson who stunned the world with this announcement back in 1991. >> sometime we think only gay people can get it. only it's no