glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah his truth is marching on i haveatch fires of a hundred burning camps i can read his righteous sentence his day is marching on glory, glory, hallelujah glory, glory, hallelujah glory, glory, hallelujah his truth is marching on in the beauty of the lilies christ was born across the sea with the glory in his bosom that transfigures you and main as he died to make a man holy, let us live to make men free while got his marching on glory, glory, hallelujah glory, glory, hallelujah glory, glory, hallelujah his truth is marching on ♪ >> thank you, you may be seated. >> and let us pray. gracious god, sovereign lord of history and the nations, give her of every good and perfect thank you for the gift of your servant, ted stevens. lord, we are grateful for the deaths of his dedication, loyalty, wisdom, compassion, generosity, wit, courage, patriotism, and service. give your comfort to catherine, the children, and all of ted's loved ones, as well as the multiplied thousands of others who mourn. in a special way, bring sol ace t

. >> hallelujah! >> music to your ears. >> someone that travels that every day.e'd like to have two tunnels going each way. >> let's see if we hear hallelujah when we hear the weather forecast from mike. >> depends what you're looking for. if you like what we've been the last couple months, yeah. if you hate it, don't say hang on. we'll try to change it. we're 61 mountain view and 60 san jose. cloudy everywhere, kind of misty, drizzle and mid to upper 50s. it is slightly warmer in a few areas, redwood city, mountain view and san jose 4 or 5 degrees warmer. here's our 8:00 hour. you see cloudy, drizzle falling especially along the coast and temperatures still in the 50s. by noon we'll have sunshine in the east bay valleys and the south bay. we'll see upper 60s to low 70s there. still pretty cloudy throughout the bay and north bay with upper 50s to low 60s. by 4:00 clouds back to the coast and into san francisco. 60 san francisco, mid to upper 60s throughout the bay. low to mid-70s in the south bay, north bay valleys and mid to upper 70s in the east bay valleys. he

hallelujah, hallelujah.ce in ways very different from martin luther king jr., they are not afraid to give their lives for the freedom of others. if uncle martin uld be here today, he would surely commend us for giving honor were honor is due. he would surely remind us that as brothers and sisters, united by one blood and one single race, the human race, we are called to honor god and to love each other. he would encourage us -- yes, thank you. [applause] he would encourage us lay aside are divisive lives. we are one human family. yes, one human family. pplause] we must help those who are being oppressed. 47 years ago, uncle martin compared our nation's promise of equal protection to a check mark insufficient funds. today, in more than one sense, america is nearly bankrupt. our material gains seem to be going the way of our moral losses. we are suffering from the great evil divide of racism. our children are suffering in a failing school system. our sons and daughters are being incarcerated at astronomical ra

hallelujah.to use his popularity and influence to bring us together, to focus not on an election but to focus on honor. to focus on the content of our color and not the color of our skin. hallelujah. god bless the special operation warrior foundation. hallelujah. thank you. thank you. listen. i want to introduce to you now catherine davis, dave gardner, dr. ed holiday, bishop harry jackson, pastor nelson, and others. come on down, my friends. [applause] we do not all have 10 minutes speeches. do not worry about this. let me ask you this real quick. how many of us know that we need to rebuild america? [applause] we need unity to do that, right? please welcome our guest. ♪ ♪ ♪ am i all alone? can the world hear my cry? this doesn't look like home. we must rebuild our lives. we build our strength, our heart, not just the buildings. we must rebuild our minds and our spirit. leave all the brokenness behind. we must rebuild our hope rebuild our love rebuild we must rebuild change we must rebuild so man

thank you, jesus, for all the glory and all the honor and all the praise hallelujah, thank you, jesusd, you are worthy of all the glory and all the honor and all the praise we praise thee we raise thee we feel thee heal me you fill me you raise me you fill me you heal me save you he'll fill you he'll heal you hallelujah thank you, jesus lord, you are worthy of all the glory and all the honor and all the praise hallelujahal thank you, jesus, lord, you are worthy of all the glory and all the pout -- all the honor and all the praise the lord, you are worthy of all the glory and all the honor and all the praise hallelujah thank you, jesus lord, you are worthy of all the glory and all the honor and all the praise ♪ >> up next, a rally with the rev. al sharpton to commemorate the i have a dream speech. and then virginia governor bob mcconnell and dick morris, conservative activists at the american for prosperity conference. tuesday on "washington journal," a discussion on the obama administration plan for overhauling the tax system. our guest is the former assistant treasury secretary. and

hallelujah! >> take the sign down! >> reporter: aside from a few squirmishes at the fringes, tea party traded their protest signs for lawn chairs and beach blankets. even sarah palin kept her conservative message muted. >> we must not fundamentally transform america as some would want. we must restore america and restore her honor. >> reporter: it was all about showing washington strength in numbers >> we're here because we want our country back. we want liberty and we want the freedoms that we've always enjoyed. >> reporter: the speakers, manuel of them religious figures, praised the glory of the founding fathers, the nation's military, and glenn beck. >> servant of god, sonl of god, glenn beck. >> glenn beck is one of america's most trusted and honored citizens. >> reporter: beck, who is a converted mormon, likes to call himself a clown, but today, he played the role of ringmaster. >> one person making a difference! >> reporter: preaching racial tolerance to the nearly all-white crowd. a change in tone from the fox n

. >> i said hallelujah. thank you, jesus. >> go, mike.he couple sthaez will pay for their donation to missionaries in africa. the city of oakland gave thus official statement this, manager described it as a glitch that hardly ever happens but it did. we apologize for inconvenience. >> on to weather. and i understand that summer may be returning oo. there is a rumor. >> it's real. we're going to bring warmth back. i keep keeping you it's coming. just hang on. cool on the weather. and there is is 90s inland. here is our view. marine layer is just a -- around all the time this, is typical in summer time. there is about 2000 feet deep. there is a view from south beach camera. you can see clouds are just hanging around. there is a chilly 55 in half moon bay. there is cooler around the bay. temperatures bouncing back thursday through monday. we're expecting warm days inlnld. we'll see 90s coming into play. this is telling the story. and as a day went on, crowds pulled back into the coast. remaining cozied up to the coast. explaining why it's ch

the voters who had some sort of sense of hallelujah and rushed to her were progressive voters and they made the labor party's look terrific for a few days. but day by day, decision by decision, those voters realized that they'd made, it was a case of mistaken identity. they discovered that julia gillard was actually very conservative within the labor spectrum. >> reporter: gillard's challenger is tony abbott, leader of australia's conservative party, which confusingly is actually called the liberal party. while gillard is also the country's first declared atheist prime minister and in a so- called de facto relationship with her live-in boyfriend of three years, abbott is a practicing catholic who almost went into the priesthood. he has three daughters and early on portrayed himself as the traditional family candidate. he's also a climate change skeptic, who toppled his own party leader just a few months ago, over a disagreement on climate change legislation. dr. geoff gallop is head of the graduate school of government at the university of sydney. >> both tony abbott and julia gillard

. >> hallelujah! [laughter] >> we got an amen over here. as a result of the innovation competition that i announced last summer, our dedicated va employees suggested more than 10,000 new ways to cut through the red tape and the bureaucracy. and we are already putting dozens of these innovative ideas into action. additionally, we are enabling more veterans to check the status of their claims online and from their cell phone. [applause] as a net step, we are opening this competition to entrepreneurs and academics so the best minds in america can help us develop the technologies to serve our vets, including those of you with multiple traumatic injuries. we will keep at this until we meet our commitment to cut those backlogs, slash those wait times, and deliver your benefits sooner. this is a priority and we are going to get it done. [applause] in endingng progress homelessness among our veterans. today on any given night there are about 20,000 fewer veterans on the streets than there were when we took office. but we're not going to be satisfie

hallelujah. we have adele berry, dania, florida. worked as a driver for jack berry.member him? joseph madar of new haven, connecticut. 105. still drives and repairs cars for his friends. sharp as a tack. ann conley of westlake, ohio, 100 years old today. retired nurse and follows the stock market like a hawk making plenty of money, i hope. the reverend dermot swicegood. 100 years old. honored with the palmetto award and played golf -- i guess he still plays. at 96 he won the award. gene denenburg, owings mills, maryland, 102. secret to longevity is line dancing. and we have lorene winkleby, of los altos, california. god bless. have a nice week. see you later, bye. >>> willard, thank you very much. >>> when we come back, why it's now taking 20-somethings so much longer to grow up than it used to. i think we're talking emotionally.ed to. i think we're talking emotionally. >>> back now at 8:37. this morning on "today's family" when do you become a grown-up? according to "the new york times" 40% of people in their 20s will move back home with their parents at least once

benjamin jefferson smith, hallelujah, abraham lincoln. jacksonville, florida, 100 years old.em out, saves them a lot of money, too. and john buhman, st. joseph, missouri. scored 92 in the senior golf tournament last month. his secret for longevity, good genes. you can't believe there's anything better. levis. now back to the big apple. >> willard, thank you very much. coming up, would you say "i do" at a it t.j.maxx. odd places people are choosing to get married these days and of course we have train in concert live on our summer stage. with high-speed internet from at&t, you can connect to the internet at blazing fast speeds. wow, look at that! so you can go online and check out the news, or you can just catch up with old friends -- hey buddy. you can download videos and -- wow, that was fast. you can do it all from the comfort of home. so, as you can see, it's a -- whoa. i'm gonna just go grab a sandwich. [ male announcer ] introducing our fastest internet with speeds up to twenty four megabits per second. switch to high speed internet from at&t and get one-hundred dollars

hallelujah, hallelujah.ir service in ways very different from martin luther king jr., they are not afraid to give their lives for the freedom of others. if uncle martin could be here today, he would surely commend us for giving honor were honor is due. he would surely remind us that as brothers and sisters, united by one blood and one single race, the human race, we are called to honor god and to love each other. he would encourage us -- yes, thank you. [applause] he would encourage us to lay aside are divisive lives. we are one human family. yes, one human family. [applause] we must help those who are being oppressed. 47 years ago, uncle martin compared our nation's promise of equal protection to a check mark insufficient funds. today, in more than one sense, america is nearly bankrupt. our material gains seem to be going the way of our moral losses. we are suffering from the great evil divide of racism. our children are suffering in a failing school system. our sons and daughters are being incarcerated at