we had a gym at the university's school. >> we are going to take a break, and we are coming back on mosaic. stay with us. grace center. great place. girl: mom, can i have a dollar? i think my purse is upstairs on the bed. it's not here. check the dining room. nope. the upstairs closet? announcer: moms everywhere are finding ways to keep kids active and healthy. >> welcome back to mosaic. today we are talking about grace center. it is a wonderful place that works really hard to help women of addiction and who are having issues in life to move on with their lives into their lives going. they're here with marguerite bartley and sandra munoz. they are part of the executive team and part of the working team that helps women do what they have to do. we talked about sister passion, and that you have not been without your celebrities out there. you have had roast kennedy on site or you. >> yes, they came to than three weird pictures of her. >> i think we have her here. >> she really was a great asset to come here. very interested in young women. >> we also have our mistress leg who was a big hand.

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good to have you back on mosaic. >> thank you. >> told again about the book. a church that can and cannot change. >> obviously, it's a pair docs that i wanted to explore. a lot of people are disturbed by the idea that moral teaching can change and, in fact, has changed. it has always fascinated me how much change has gone on in the actual teachings of the catholic church. i have a chance at notre dame to give and explore the topic at some length. this book shows substantial change in several important areas of morals along with what cannot change. it's that combination that i think is particularly instructive. what can't change in cap it morals and what has changed. >> why is this book -- what motivated you to take these things on? >> well, i started years ago with a topic that i had read about where change had occurred. that was the rules of the catholic church on banking and lending. at one time in the middle ages, it was a moral sin to make a profit on a loan. was amazed how that change occurred, and i traced it. and a lot of people said, well, that was jus

>> welcome to mosaic on a summer morning. i am sitting in for ron swisher. we are very glad you are joining us. we are going to do profile, which we do from time to time, of a religious date leader. we are excited to introduce you to dr. james emerson. he is the pastor of calvary presbyterian church here into the cisco where he served until 1990 and has just turned 85 years old, so we are delighted to help celebrate her birthday and bringing him to you. we want to get toward your book, which is forgiveness, the key to the creative life. it's a great contribution, honestly, into people who simply want to get in. you are talking about forgiveness long, long ago. we will come back to that, but start us off. you are a pencil boy. >> my dad taught at stanford. i have a great fondness for cal. i grew up there, the only child of my parents. dad was sick most of his days. he had tuberculosis from world war i. i also got it from him, so i really started out as being a consequence of the trances of world war i. that is where she got tv, and ultimately when i caught it

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they gather facts one by one and put them in a mosaic. >> rose: tell me the story about the grain inthe sand. >> yes, well, the's a story that is only a story but it's indicative, i think, of how the chinese approachhis spying business. and i first heard the story in the counrintelligence halls of the f.b.i. and it goes like this. if a beach were a target of intelligence interest, the russians would send in a submarine in the dark of night and frogmen... several frogmen would go ashore and they'd grab buckets of sand and bring it back to the submarine, everything would be analyzed in moscow. the americans would send over a satellite which would produce reams of data which would be analyzed at langley, virginia, in the c.i.a. headquarters or the n.s.a.. the chinese would send in a thousand tourists. >> rose: (laughs) >> each would be instructed to collect one grain of sand and then when hay got back home to shake out their towels at the end of which time the chinese would know more about that beach than anybody else. >> rose: (laughs) so their target of opportunity is silicon valley f

he realized the pitcher during a visit to a computer lab at mit where researchers were working on the mosaiceb browser. he had a realization and immediately began working on ways to build a major on-line news operation and sell advertising on line, and he is not doing that. he served as president of america's operations for google and also worked for the abc- espn internet doar to. iana is best known -- ariana straddles the world of politics, media, and hollywood like few others. those who might try to define her -- she once teamed up with the green party candidate in an attempt to beat another out of the barks candidate, or schwarzenegger. she is the author of 13 books including some self-help books based on her personal experience, and political commentaries. the most recent was published last year. her first book was published in -- by random house back in 1974, not long after she graduated from cambridge with a master's in economics. she served as president of the university's famed debating society. perhaps what is most intriguing is that her life so far is that there may be more surpri

mosaics of alien faces scattered throughout the city. it's his way of getting the pieces out of the gallery and on to the streets for everyone to enjoy.in total about a thousand faces have popped up so far. >>> runners opt for sneakers, but that's not nearly as interesting as what runners wear for one race in spain. high heels hit madrid's cobble streets in what has become an annual tradition during a week-long gay pride festival. about ten competitors took part. no word on whether any high priced designer pairs were harmed during the race. here's to hoping, right? >> i only have three inch stillettos. that's the highest i have. what about you? >> yeah, something like that. >> oh, come on. you have four or five-inch ones. come on. >> five. time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here. "atlantis" is expected to launch there july 8th, the beginning of the end of the 30-year program. >>> thanks to a new law beginning today customers with dogs can bring their pets to maryland restaurants with outdoor seating&m: dogs are required to be on a leash, and canine patrons must be attended by an adult. >>

on american soil. the iconic thomas jefferson building, and this is what started the library of congress. >> and this is the house members room? >> this is all a mistake. -- mosaic. these little pieces that put things together. and the american flag is here. isn't this magnificent? >> sometimes i like this and sometimes i work in photoshop. over the last five years. >> this is the poetry -- >> i never charged, i just go in and do whatever they need. this is the american indian, as you can see, and asia. and all over the world. you can look at the artist. this is us. this is fantastic and this is beautiful. >> was this done in the original building? >> they were brought in over 100 years ago to work on the building. i could work for another few years. >> this is the reading room. >> there are hardly any words to say about how beautiful the building is. >> the statues predict knowledge, that try to come in, scholarly. >> do you ever feel like you will explode? >> i tried to quiet myself down. i tried to get myself to calm down. but you can see that i have possessed for this. i have done this for 30 years and i am not jaded. i think that this is worth it. and the l

mosaic tops. similar sizes. i'm guessing this oneed on. this is only $100 and this is $1500. >> oh, my gosh. >> $1500 that you're saving there. >> both great looks. >> great style. i would go or the run $ $100. >> they're both outdoors and they're going to take a beating. >> exactly. >> let's move on to the table top. you can have a elegant display. let's start off with the wine decante decanters. i have this one at home so i think this is crate and barrel. this is the cheap one. this is the low. >> you're right. >> this is the high, am i right? >> absolutely. >> it is crate and barrel, i think. >> yes. this is mouth blown glass. >> beautiful. >> a ll bit more elegant. if you're going to do something outdoors, this is dishwasher safe, go with the low. elegant parties, go with the high. >> okay. salad bowls over here. honestly, this is bigger. so i'm going to guess this one and it looks like a nombay. >> you're right. this is the high and that is the low. this is handcrafted metal. this is more durable. it's outdoors. you can get thre

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