kirk green heads a suburban mormon congregation near salt lake city. >> it is one thing to go to church, listen to some one speak, go home and say that was nice. it is different to have that get into your soul and try to see people that need help and fog ye -- figure out can we help them. >> reporter: help from the pocket books and good work by mormons, mormons fast once a month and the money spent on those meals gets collected and goes to help the needy. as the it turns out. mormon incomes mirror those of the rest of us which means there are a lot more than a few mormons who could use a lift. as a matter of fact one quarter of all u.s. mormons earn $30,000 a year or less. when they have trouble making end meet their needs are met in a big, big way. this is a rare look into the utah bishops central warehouse in salt lake city. there is sugar. there is salt. there is wheelchairs. there is toilet paper.

local bishops like kirk green sign off on a form which is even better than cash.actually a bishops order form which is like a shopping list. it's not fancy, but there's all the basics that you can do really well with. and a few nice things. i notice there is ice cream on this one. >> no money changes hands here or in any of the 4200 stores like it around the world. kirk green runs a successful digital printing business and he serves as one of the unpaid bishops in centreville, utah. all mormon bishops are regular church members and are called to serve, typically for around five years. monitoring the spiritual and temporal needs of his congregation is a huge responsibility. >> is it daunting? >> sure. you think to yourself, could that be me tomorrow? >> that was jamie reynolds's situation. after her divorce, she needed to ask bishop green for help. her neighbors provided this garden plot for jamie, and every once in a while, she still comes to the storehouse with her bishops list. >> it almost sounds like if you're going to be a mormon, this is not a bad fringe ben

green building subcommittee. we have a few issues that i think kirk prepared a handout. /5we have a few issues we are waiting rightcussion. another one -- habitable living space discussion. another one is the waterñr botte filling stations. and ordinance to add that. we discussed that at our last meeting at quite a bit. i think there was a general support about the idea, but there was confusion aboutñr howe y really implemented. were with the targets be, how targets be, how would we implement them? is there a barrier between the water and the bottle? and so forth. detai1oárpá. i also want to mention there is c stat%xjf code -- an emergency packet of code revisions. i uf accessibility changes as well. flexibility, i understand. been there are some changes to the regulations. ñr billo work on getting a link their -- on the o=[dbis?Ñ website. Ñiñrcowthe access accessibility subcommittee is working proactively on one issue, which elevators. i understand they had an on-site meeting so that we could work out the type of screens and whar information was displayed, how it is actually communicated to the publicñr and all t

green to sort of emcee. a time asrt comes at some drift in our relationship. kirk campbell and his colleagues in the department of state's have done their best to keep this relationship stable. because of this real rise of china and the difficulties emanating from north korea and the dynamism of asia and because of broader security concerns, and staying in the same place is not sufficient. we have got to move forward. for an alliance such as ours to thrive, we have to approach it from the perspective of a tier one nation. a tier one nation has economic weight, a capable military forces, global vision, and willing to take leadership of international concerns. it is clear that we think the u.s. can better support this alliance. there is not a question in the minds of most of you and none of us about the fact that the united states is going to be a tear one nation. it will continue to be a tier one nation. japan, it is time for a decision. japan continue as a tier one nation? 50 tier two -- if the tier 2 is ok, i guess the close report and do not read further. we say