lucky severson has our report.ondent: he was to the united kingdom what john kennedy was to many in the united states: a dashing, young, urbane leader who embodied hope and change and who could put words together like no other politician of his time. >> if we take the whole period of this government we have spent far more in the liberal health service than the democrats have ever seen. >> he is a master of rhetoric and the spoken word, and he uses that for his own very prosperous interests. >> when blair left office five years ago, after serving longer than any other labor prime minister, he was almost as out of favor as he had been popular when he was elected, largely because of the iraq war. but his name could open doors and pocketbooks around the world -- and has. blair moved from number 10 downing street to this mansion in central london, where john adams once resided as u.s. ambassador. now this place doesn't have enough space to house blair's multiple endeavors and charities. but none seems more important to

here's a story from lucky severson, which first aired last year. ♪ >> this is the mormon church's crystality chapel just outside washington, d.c. there are several others in the area, but this one is unique -- the 800 members who attend here are all single. along with worshiping, they're here for one other very important reason -- to find a partner and get married. this is bishop louis larson who leads the congregation of older singles aged 31 to 55. >> if you were to look across the general spectrum of single adults, the trend in america is t to even marry all but to cohabitate. that is not a trend in the mormon church. >> if there's any doubt, talk to some of the singles here. >> i know that god wants that for me. i know that man was not meant to be alone, nor was woman, but that we complement one another. >> were you ready at 22 or 23 to get married? >> i sure think i was. i think i've been ready for a long time, but i haven't been plucked from the vine yet. >> my grandma offered to find someone to pay someone to date me, because she was fairly convinced i was not able to do that on my

lucky severson has the story. >> there are big churches, and then there's the yoido full gospel church here in seoul, south korea. it's the mother of megachurches, with the largest congregation in the world. on a typical day, 200,000 will attend one of seven services along with another 200,000 or 300,000 watching them on tv and adjoining buildings or satellite branches. while some other churches may be losing members, this one just keeps growing. the main sanctuary here holds 21,000 worshipers packed to the rafters seven times every sunday. each service has its own orchestra, its own choir, its own pastor. there are hundreds of assistants. there need to be. each service is translated into 16 different languages for visitors. karen kim is a pastor with the church's international division. she says she was shocked when she first moved here from australia. >> i think when you've got people this size, like you have to have structure and you have to have organization because otherwise people would be getting killed. like you can't just let it all just take care of itself. like there has to