i found strong christians in the mcc, a really warm welcome. there's something beautiful in the way they serve communion where they embrace the person to whom they're serving communion. so i really enjoyed it. i was critical of some elements of it, but i tried to be honest as a reporter and as fair as i could be with what i found. >> host: what's your day job? >> guest: i am an editor at fast company magazine, and i'm also the religion writer for beacon which is a new start-up that seeks to try a new model in journalism. beaconreader.com. >> host: so the answer to the question that you ask on the cover of your book, does jesus really love me, what's the answer? >> guest: the answer is it depends on who you ask. i think every person that you talk to has a slightly different image of jesus that's cobbled together from things you learned as a kid, things you read in the newspaper, gut instinct, and no person has the same view of jesus, of spirituality, of sexuality. so it's just so diverse and so fun to explore but also very difficult, because the

>> guest: i visited to mcc congregations won in san francisco and one in las vegas. the beautiful thing about the mcc is it's a spiritual home for a lot of people who want still to hang onto church. but they don't feel comfortable in regular churches. it was founded by a guy who grew up pentecostal and became a preacher and needed some kind of environment like that himself. it's been a gift for an immense number of christians. it wasn't really the community that i felt was for me. i personally don't want to go to a church that is just gay people. i want a church that reflects my community and my church in brooklyn is old and young gay and straight black white asian and hispanic. we really are a cross-section. my neighborhood of her clan specific lamp probably with an overrepresented population of -- but that is the kind of church that i was looking for. i found it -- strong christians and a really warm welcome. they embrace the person to whom they are serving communion so i really enjoyed it. i was critical of some elements of it that i tried to be honest as a report

but in a 3 hour interview last night at mcc federal regulators said they are doubtful about his memory about significant events like when his wife asked for gold bars but he claims to not know what she did with them. the judge said there is great suspicion bought a lot of this money is available to you, meaning that he could pay the fine. the judge let the man out of jail under condition that he fully cooperate saying that if the receiver is not satisfied with your answers you may end up wearing the same color you are wearing right now. kevin trudeau has like to the court before saying he did not have hidden money yet federal regulators found the australian bank account with $140,000. he also has a number of companies in the caribbean and in europe and one of them paid him nearly $3 million. the chicago police department and the cook county state's attorney's office won't face charges for the way they investigated david koschman's death. special prosecutor dan webb, seen here on the right, announced today a grand jury is done looking at both offices. the grand jury determined the time

who's down with mcc? yeah, you know me.eek we are in the city of brotherly love where the eagles play the chiefs tonight. jeff bach is a realtor with prudential. he leads the city block team in philadelphia. let's look at a couple numbers on the philadelphia markets, market stats for single-family homes, year-to-date price, fairly moderate $179 moye, median sale, $135,000. there have been 7600 sales, 20% higher than a year ago. the inventory, a little tighter, down 20% year over year. our first listing, it is a condo, 4300 spruce street, listing, $359,000. the taxes, a modest 584s it for the year. two bedrooms, two bath and $1,000 square feet. tell us about it. >> yeah, tyler, thank you. 4300 spruce, unit number c405 is right off the university of pennsylvania campus. and it's really, really popular both for a young professional who's just starting out as well as parents of penn graduate students who will often buy in cash for their kids who are going to vet school, dental school, et cetera. >> very nice. >> it's a really,

. >>> michelle caruso-cabrera, or as we affectionately call her, mcc. a lot to cover.age. one head scratcher here, and tell me if you can pinpoint it for me. >> i think they're all -- i'm thinking you think nike is a head scratcher. you think it's too small. there's thee new companies going into the dow jones industrial average -- nike, visa, and everybody's favorite wall street firm, goldman sachs. you can only put 30 stocks in the dow jones industrial average. that's how they contrive it. so they're taking out hewlett-packard, alcoa, they make aluminum, and bank of america. was that the head scratcher? >> no, because nike is small and it's sort of retailish. visa is big and it's a huge pulse of the american economy. why do you balance bank of america putting goldman? bank of america, one-two punch with jpmorgan, the big e banks in this country. goldman sachs, half the size almost. that didn't make a lot of sense to me. >> because they do it based on share price also. and so if you look at boa share price, it's off the lows but it's still fairly low compared to where