she's also a voodoo priestess who talked with lucky severson last fall about voodoo's roots in african slavery, the caribbean, and the catholic church. she also spoke about voodoo's belief in spirits who can possess a person, about its healing practices, and about what she calls an invisible world of spiritual power. >> it's about midnight the first of november, known in the world of voodoo as the day of the dead. a time to visit a cemetery and the spirits of those who have moved on. this is new orleans, and the voodoo presess leading the celebration is sally ann glassman. >> we all have loved ones who have passed, and what a comfort to be able to visit with them and to know that they're there with you and to be able to tell them that you love them and know that your message is received and just be in their presence again. it's a tremendous comfort. >> it's been a long evening starting with the ritual dancing, the beat of the drums. sally ann in her element. there are other voodoo priestesses in new orleans, but she is one of the most popular, one of the most unlikely, a jewish girl fr

chuck severson, abc news. >>> a rate hike is in for blue cross policyholders. the price hikes will be almost 15%. the department of healthcare issued a report calling the increase unreasonable. the first time they have done that. anthem blue cross say the state regulator approved the rate hike. >>> coming up next pope john paul ii is now a step closer to sainthood after pope benedict in front after million pilgrims and tourists in st. peter's square. and the president trumps the donald at last pick through the debris left behind by the outbreak. 332 people are confirmed dead. 252 people were killed in alabama alone. mississippi and georgia were added to the official disaster area yesterday. fema workers are providing information for people in shelters about how to apply for help. national guard soldiers have been dispatched to look for survivors and to sift through the debris. yesterday three people were found alive in the wreckage in alabama. >>> morning a million faithful catholics cheered outside vatican this morning at they beatify pope paul ii. >> pope joh

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the notion that the largest landholder in the united states is uncle sam, and they would certainly severson would -- jefferson would say, what are you doing in george, come over here, washington says you're a surveyor, get out there and survey the land. washington says i'd be happy to. what would the founders say about such things as guns? guns is a case where you have to have a context of what is meant by the phrases in the constitution, and the necessity of a well-regulated militia. what's that? does it mean these people know how to drill? no, the keyword is "militia," and what's that? the background of the terms, you learn that a militia serves several functions. there was an elite militia in england training all the time and a more general militia if invaded. they were intended to protect you against invaders, and it's never used in the context of you arm people to protect themselves against home invasions or criminals or burglars. it's never used in that context. it's helping to protect the nation against invaders if called up by the government, and two, if the government in england an