. >>> a lot to talk about with george stephanopoulos. the memo and the gun debate. he'll be hosting "this week" later this morning. >> good morning. >> the democrats got their memo released. but given the fact that i highly doubt most americans are following the back and forth. did the republicans, in essence, win, by leaving us with impressions there are doubts? to be had about the mueller investigation? >> i don't think so. i think the democratic memo pretty effectively rebuts what the republicans have put out. setting that aside, this is all a side show. what is happening in congress is a complete side show. what matters is what special counsel robert mueller finds or doesn't find. what has he found so far? five plea deals. including the former national security adviser and former deputy campaign chairman. they're cooperating with robert mueller. he's indicted paul manafort. the president's campaign chairman. he's under tremendous pressure right now. indicting 13 nationals. it appears that robert mueller is nowhere near done. we have no idea what else he has. >>

. >> you can catch stephanopoulos reports on good morning america. gma starts at 7:00. and david muir starts the 5:30. >>> four cars crashed in the eastbound direction less than an hour ago. several lanes blocked. lanes have re-opened but expect some residual delays. it is crowded but at least moving. the cause is under investigation. >>> an emotional outbreak today when two suspects of lizette cuesta were in court. >> reporter: 19-year-old daniel gross and 25-year-old melissa leonardo charged with murdering lizette cuesta. >> tragedy. nobody is prepared for stuff like this. >> reporter: ray cuesta spoke to abc7 before had he and his family showed up to a court hearing. gross and leonardo's family also in court. a woman sitting behind ray cuesta jumped up and shouted at melissa leonardo saying you will get what you deserve. gross used a knife to stab cuesta multiple times. alameda county sheriff said cuesta lived long enough to tell them the names of her attackers. >> she never gave up. she brought herself justice. made sure the people got caught and now they have to pa

. >> you can catch stephanopoulos reports on good morning america. gma starts at 7:00. and david muir starts the 5:30. >>> four cars crashed in the eastbound direction less than an hour ago. several lanes blocked. lanes have re-opened but expect some residual delays. it is crowded but at least moving. the cause is under investigation. >>> an emotional outbreak today when two suspects of lizette cuesta were in court. >> reporter: 19-year-old daniel gross and 25-year-old melissa leonardo charged with murdering lizette cuesta. >> tragedy. nobody is prepared for stuff like this. >> reporter: ray cuesta spoke to abc7 before had he and his family showed up to a court hearing. gross and leonardo's family also in court. a woman sitting behind ray cuesta jumped up and shouted at melissa leonardo saying you will get what you deserve. gross used a knife to stab cuesta multiple times. alameda county sheriff said cuesta lived long enough to tell them the names of her attackers. >> she never gave up. she brought herself justice. made sure the people got caught and now they have to pa

we'll see if they can hold on. >> george stephanopoulos, thank you. you don't want me to say this, yesterday was your birthday. happy birthday. >> thank you. >> as a reminder, george has a big show. he'll go one on one with kelly anne conway. >> plus, the big power house round table -- big because i'm coming. it's going to be great. >> it's huge. >> also super awesome. cecelia is part of the round table. george, thank you again. >> thank you guys. >> we want to switch gears to the olympics. the u.s. has its first and so far only gold medal. >> the man of the hour is apparently just a boy. let's go live to pyeongchang. amy, good evening to you. >> good morning to you. that's right his name is red gerard. he's just 17 years old. he pull ud off an unbelievable upset to win team u.s.a. its first gold medal in the olympics games going from last to first. >> reporter: this morning team u.s.a. winning its first gold medal. >> red gerard. >> reporter: he was in last place heading into the final run deliverings when the pressure was on. the young athlete's cre

it is all on abc7news.com on our front page. >>> george stephanopoulos and david muir are in florida this morning. gma will have more coverage at 7:00 a.m. david muir will anchor world news tonight from parkland this evening. >>> the mendocino county sheriff is asking for help to find a woman possibly abducted. the black mercedes sedan friday night. the sheriff says they were involved in a physical confrontation. najee fall -- he's wanted for a prior domestic violence incident involving britton. >>> a court in san francisco reason reinstated a ban. st. struck down the law which protects teachers, other school staff and child care providers. it protects children from losing a relationship with a school employee who moves during the school year. >>> new details about a deadly car crash in los angeles involving actor luke wilson and profession golfer bill haas. a witness calls wilson an hero after the actor pulled a 50-year-old woman trapped in her car to safety. she has serious injuries. haas was a passenger in a ferrari that crashed into the woman's car. the ferrari also clipped wilso

ceo spoke to george stephanopoulos. and is ready for the backlash. >> we know it won't make anyone happy. when we look at what the kids and the parents and the heroes in the school, what they did and our view was if the kids can be brave enough to organize like this, we can be brave enough to take these out of here. >> edward stack says the alleged parkland florida school shooter bought a gun at dick's in 2017. it was not the gun used in the shooting, but they're not -- you can see the interview on good morning america starting at 7:00 a.m. reporting live in san jose, matt keller. abc 7 news. >>> here at the live desk right now. i want to show you live images from florida where the governor of the state is expected to make an announcement in just moments about a major plan to keep students safe there. in fact, he's expected to announce a $500 million investment in student safety. meanwhile, i want to show you a short while ago where we saw those marjory stoneman douglas high school students go back to school since the d

. >>> george stephanopoulos and david muir are in florida. david muir will anchor world news tonight from parkland at 5:30 p.m. >>> the mendocino county sheriff is asking for the public's help to find a woman possibly abducted by her boyfriend last we week. the 23-year-old was last seen getting into her boyfriend's sedan. they were involved in a physical confrontation. britton and her boyfriend, fallis have not been seen since. he's wanted for a prior domestic violence incident involving britton. >>> they have until april to clean up toxic heaps. in santa rosa, officials are trying to make sure all properties burned in the october wildfires are cleaned up by april 9th regardless of who is performing the work. contractors cleared 62% of the sites, putting the government effort on track to finish in the next two months. about 1100 other burned properties exist where owners opted to manage the cleanup by hiring private contractors. >>> an appeals court -- this accord og to chronicle. it reverses a judge's ruling that struck down the law protecti

>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> tragedy in florida. >> i was in the classroom and all i heard was shots and i was just like oh, my gosh. >> now the fbi admitting to a major mistake. >> we truly regret any pain this caused. >> they failed our school. they failed parkland. >> how did officials miss the warning signs? will the grass roots response born from this tragedy make meaning progress on gun control reform. we talked to grieving families and the survivors moved to action. >> life is really short as i discovered the past couple days. >> the survivors move to action. >> this will not be forgotten. we will not be silent. we are going to make a change. >> this morning parkland students banding together announcing a march of washington. >> at this point you're either with us or against us. >> plus -- >> stolen identities, fraudulent bank accounts and false documents. >> 13 russians indicted in the special counsel investigation. accused of meddling in the 2016 election. president trump saying this doesn't change the election results. tough questi

now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >> good afternoon, for those of you watching "general hospital"s break. we do have breaking news now. it's in the russia investigation led by special counsel robert mueller. we have learned that the former deputy campaign chairman of the trump campaign rick gates, going into court, you see him right there, is now pleading guilty to two counts of conspiracy and false statements in the russia probe. he has been indicted, charged with several counts of fraud, conspiracy against the united states, money laundering, and false statements. but he has decided now to cooperate with the special counsel, plead guilty to two counts. want to get all the details now from our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> that's right, george. rick gates, former deputy campaign manager for president trump's election bid, is today pleading guilty. two counts, first he's pleading guilty for engaging in a conspiracy to defraud the united states government by not reporting foreign bank accounts that could be taxed, and failing to register as a foreign agent for work

. >>> george stephanopoulos will have much more on the memo released tomorrow on "this week." with representatives adam schiff. >>> next, a new arrest tied to the las vegas massacre. douglas haig facing charges involving armor-piercing ammunition that he alleged manufactured and sold to stephen paddock. he admitted to selling more than 700 rounds in the weeks before paddock killed 58 people. from his suite. abc's adrienne bankert how police tied him to paddock and what he said about the shooter. >> i'm the guy who sold ammunition to paddock. >> tonight, the man who admitted to selling bullets to stephen paddock, is under arrest. >> douglas haig now charged with conspiracy to manufacture and sell armor-piercing bullets. those bullets heavily regulated because they cut right through the officer's vest. >> none of the ammunition that doug sold to mr. paddock was used at all in the tragedy that occurred in las vegas. >> reporter: in september, just 12 days before the tragic vegas shooting, haig said paddock bought 720 rounds of high-caliber tracer ammunition at his arizona home. h

george stephanopoulos interviews counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. >>> next tonight, the nasty weather slamming a huge part of the country. the slow-moving storm plan keling the rockies and the midwest. this snowy scene, take a look, in denver, making for dangerous driving. as the system churns east, a flood threat from alabama to massachusetts. this texas town already under water, and there's freezing rain for millions, powerful thunderstorms as well. sam champion tonight is standing by tonight. but we begin with alex perez in chicago. >> reporter: right now, 40 million americans bracing for more ice, snow, and rain as winter weather alerts stretch from the deep south to new england. >> it's rough. i wouldn't suggest that you go out. >> reporter: it's coming down in colorado, blinding drivers near denver. parts of the midwest bracing for even more snow tonight. chicago residents still trying to claw their way out from this. >> it's not heavy, but it ain't light either. >> reporter: the chicago area buried under 10 inches of snow. this driver sliding sideways down the hig

. >>> and george stephanopoulos will have much more on the memo released tomorrow on "this week" with representatives adam schiff and will hurd. >>> next tonight, a new arrest tied to the las vegas massacre. douglas hague, the man on the left, facing charges involved armor-piercing ammunition he allegedly manufactured and sold to stephen paddock. hague had already admitted to selling more than 700 rounds of legal tracer rounds in the weeks before pad todock killed 54 peo. abc's adrienne bankert on how police tied him to paddock, and what he says about the shooter. >> i'm the guy that sold ammunition to stephen paddock. >> i wish i could have seen something in paddock that showed me that he was going to do something horrible. >> reporter: haig charged with conspiracy to manufacture and sell armor-piercing bull lets without a license. those bullets heavily regulated because they cut right through kevlar vests. >> none of the ammunition that doug sold to mr. paddock was used at all in the tragedy that occurred in las vegas. >> reporter: in september, just 12 days before the tragic vegas

fallout over the handling over the abuse allegations will be the focus this week with george stephanopoulosng one-on-one with george and congressman sean patrick ma low any. coming up at 8:00 a.m. after "good morning america." >>> the mounting tension between israel and iran. shooting down a drone escalated with airstrikes. a jet shot down yesterday and jennif jennifer has the story from lon ton. >> translator: is rally retaliation. >> reporter: hitting military sites across syria. the targets a dozen. include ago large vehicle that allegedly sent a iranian drone over israel setting off the large scale counter attack. and the air force taking a hit. from syria bringing down this jet. the pilots escaping with parachutes. >> this is a bold move by the iranians. the real risk is it can turn into a broader conflict. >> officials warning iran that they are playing with fire and dismissing the claim. syria calling the strikes on their territory an act of terror. >> the department blaming iran for the escalation of violence. jennifer, abc news >>> arrest happened after the beatings of b.a.r.t.s pl

you can watch this week george stephanopoulos 8:00 on abc 7. >>> two airlines the latest companies to cut ties with the national rifle association. delta and united. joining rental car and insurance companies who have in recent days eliminated membership benefit in response the nra says they plan to partner with new companies. california's top democrats are gathering in san diego for this weekend's state party convention. one democrat in the spotlight, the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee southern california congressman adam shift talking about the new indictments by special counsel robert mueller on friday. >> last couple of indictments or last several indictments have been breath taking in the scope. he has cooperating witnesses at the center of the trump campaign. >> talking about rick gates who pleaded guilty to lying to investigators. >>> developing news, officials worrying about russian hackers striking in the olympics in south korea. russian military spies are blamed during the open ceremony anies according to american intelligence agencies. the "the washing

abc 7 news" chief, reports from parkland florida on the deadly high school rampage, with george stephanopoulosed with "abc 7 news" at 9:00. eric asked by a proposal by senator diane to raise the age limit to purchase an assault weapon. his response, he wants to go a step further. >> i think we should ban assault weapons every age and streets should have a bannon them. i understand, she wants to raise the age to 21. i think we should do what she did before. she lead the charge to ban them. >> "abc 7 news" caught up with him and hayward where he met with constituents for coffee. >>> what was supposed to be a relaxing cruise turned into a violent nightmare after vicious brawls broke out over the course of several days. the carnival legend set sail for australia but had to return to port after several days of fist fights. one guest stepped on somebody's flip-flops. blamed a group of 23 people traveling. >> people screaming and throwing glasses and everything. it was a nightmare. >> blood every where are. >> faces getting smashed in. >> full on attacks. >> security guards had to intervene and how t

fallout over the abuse allegations made against rob porter will be the focus this week on george stephanopouloswill go one-on-one with george and sean patrick ma loany serving as staff secretary in the clinton white house. coming up at 8:00 and followed by abc 7:00 mornings at >>> a jet shot down yesterday, abc jennifer has the story from london. >> reporter: israelly retaliation. israel's military releasing this video of f-16 jets hitting military sites across syria. syrian and iranian. a vehicle sent a iranian drone over israel setting off the large scale counter attack. israel's air force take ago hit. bringing down this jet. the pilots escaping with parachutes. >> this was a bold move by the iranians. the real risk is it turns into a broader conflict between israel and iran. >> it's playing with fire and iran firing back. dismissing the claims they sent a drone into israel is ridiculous. syria calling the strikes an act of terror. >> blaming them for an escalation of violence. jennifer, abc news, london. >>> back here at home, beating up b.a.r.t. employees for separate attacked, arrested. b

george stephanopoulos will speak to two members of the committee that helped compiled the member.can see here on abc 7 followed by abc 7 mornings at 9:00. there were demonstrations up and down the california coast about trum trumps -- the group save our shores said more than 1,000 people put the words no drilling. people held hands and formed a line in the sand. 5:33 and happening today, record cold, more than one million fans is in minneapolis to watch the super bowl. "abc 7 news" reporter, maggie ruly has a preview from minneapolis. >> the mood here in minnesota is electric. we have met fans from the patriots and eagles. everyone wants to see justin timber lake. >> reporter: it is a actually of two quarter backs. tom brady, getting better with age and trying to add ring number six to his collection tnchts is a lot of experience and a lot of times doing it coupled with the things you have to say and i'm there at this point. >> and the other back up qb, he started -- went do unwith injury. the eagles em braegsing their under dog roll and they are ready to bring home the trophy for

that memo will be front and center this week on george stephanopoulos speaking with two members of thelligence committee. you can see this week here at abc 7 at 8:00 this morning followed by abc 7 mornings at 9:00. >>> demonstrations up and down the california coast to open the coast lean to offshore drilling. one held at cal beach in santa cruz, the group save our shores say more than 1,000 people wrote the words, no drilling. people held hands and formed a line in the sand. >>> braving record cold, more than one million fans went to minneapolis to watch the super bowl. one team in search for the first title and the other trying to add to their legacy. she has a preview of the big game. >> the mood here in minnesota is absolutely electric. we have met fans from the patriots, eagles, and some say they want to see justin timber lake. everyone here is excited for game day. >> reporter: tonight, a tail of two courter backs. tom brady, getting better with age and trying to add ring number six to his collection. >> it is a lot of experience. it a lot of times doing it and coupled with the t

." >>> today on this week, george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with nra spokesperson and stone man douglas high school student and teacher. >>> discussing shootings. and out look for 2018 and 2020. you can watch this week with george at 8:00 this morning here on abc 7. >>> two airlines cut ties with the national rifle station. united and delta will no longer offer flight discounts to nra members. they join several rental car and insurance companies who in recent days eliminate membership benefits and plans to partner with new companies. >>> call's top democrats ga gathering in san die goe. a democrat in the spotlight. southern california congressman adam shift. spoke about the new indictments by special counsel robert mueller friday. >> last several indictments have been breathtaking in the scope and detail. he has another very important cooperating witness, somebody at the center of the trump campaign. >>> shift is speaking about rick gates pleading guilty to lying to investigators. >>> russian -- worried about russian hackers. spies have been accused of hacking during open ceremo

it's a job title that has been held by people like david gergen, george stephanopoulos, karen hughes, dan bartlett, nicolle wallace, dan pheiffer, general palmieri and anthony scaramucci. she is 29 years old from greenwich, connecticut. she did some modelling for ralph lauren and that's her as cover art on "the it girl." she graduated from smu and worked in pr here in new york and then for ivanka trump's fashion line. that got her into the trump orbit and she's been at donald trump's side going back the length of the campaign. those who have any questions about her loyalty should remember this statement she put out last year in response to an article about trump in the "washington post" and we quote, "president trump has a magnetic personality and exudes positive energy, which is infectious to those around him. he has an unparalleled ability to communicate with people, whether he is speaking to a room of three or an arena of 30,000. he has built great relationships throughout his life and treats everyone with respect. he is brilliant with a great sense of humor and an amazing ability

nearly empty, the president and monica ducked into the office of communications director george stephanopoulosere they had their first secret sexual encounter. >> bill clinton lived a double life. i once referred to it as "saturday night bill" and "sunday morning president. >> secret service logs would show that it would not be until after midnight that monica exited the white house. the normally quiet city of little rock, arkansas, became the center of a media maelstrom in the spring of 1996. on the morning of march 6th, ken starr's office of the independent counsel began its whitewater prosecutions. as the press swarmed, jim mcdougal, susan mcdougal, and jim guy tucker, the sitting arkansas governor, went on trial for fraud and conspiracy. >> that was a classic white-collar-crime fraud case. >> the fact that an alternate juror insisted on showing up each day in a "star trek" uniform certainly added to the media circus. >> i always wear my outfit. >> she was later dismissed. the prosecution's star witness was david hale, who had just been sentenced to 28 months in prison for defrauding the sm

we want to bring in george stephanopoulos. does it appear trump has teamed himself up to oust robert mueller and rod rosenstein? you heard in that piece when asked specifically about rod rosenstein he said you figure that out. >> the white house has said no the president is going to fire him. they said he's not planning on firing robert mueller. we know the president has been agitated about this and has threatened at times to follow through on that. the white house says that's not going to happen. what you're seeing is an effort to discredit the entire russia investigation. the president claims he's vindicated there. not only democrats, but independent analysts show it doesn't come close to vindicating the president. it's filled with inaccuracies. they claim that some of the dossier was paid for was revealed to the judge. we won't know the truth until we know the underlying intelligence. >> whatever you think of the president's motives here or the accuracy of the memo, has the president and his allies created enough fog around

. >> are there things in the democratic memo that need to be cleaned up, scrubbed, as stephanopoulos it? >> i wouldn't put it that far, the memo was well written. put together. i think it provides context and ultimately balance to the republican memo. i think the objective here is that going forward, we need to make sure that speaker ryan and chairman nunes aren't putting their personal political interests in front of the committee's interest, in front of our national security interest. and those democrats on the committee, myself included are working hard with republicans on the committee and staffers on both sides of the aisle who really love this committee. we take the committee work very seriously. and we want to make sure we're doing the work on behalf of the american people. we cannot let political ambition trump the needs of americans. >> is there anything in the democratic memo that you've read that you think is a challenge to national security? in that is puts it in a compromising position in any way? >> not at all. i think it supports our national security apparatus. and ag

. >> now to a special report with george stephanopoulos. >>> we are coming on the air with the opening bell on wall street. there it is. the dow coming off two tough days, 1,175-point drop yesterday on top of 666 points on friday as you see right there the dow down again starting this morning. the third day in a row. wiped out all the gains for the last year. i'm here for the first month of the year. and rebecca jarvis, business correspondent, last year the markets down more than 500 points. officially down 10% from its high. they call this a correction. >> exactly, george. correction territory means after a long upward trajectory, which we have now been on for many, many years, after a long upward trajectory, the dow now down more than 10%. that is in the near term. and oftentimes wall street is looking for something like a correction, george, to say it's safe to get back into the market. that's what traders look at it as. for the long-term investor, people who have a 401(k), that nest egg, it's all about thinking over the long term. >> let's put this into context. the dow coming off

now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >> good morning, for those of you just joining us of the billy graham has died at the age of 99. preacher one of the most important spiritual figures. known as a friend to presidents and met with every american president starting with harry truman all the way to barack obama. he was a key figure in reviving the american evangelical move many, the first christian to preach publicly behind the iron curtain and in communist countries after world war ii and drew huge crowds. dan harris takes a look back at graham, a man who brought inspiration and comfort to so many. >> there are thousands of you that god has been speaking to. >> reporter: for more than half a century billy graham brought the word of god to millions. >> return to your faith in god. christ is going to come back. >> reporter: his influence reached every corner of the globe and all the way to the white house. a long way from the north carolina dairy farm where he grew up during the great depression. graham found his calling at age 16 when a traveling preacher came to town. >> i went bac

he spoke exclusively on gma to george stephanopoulos. >> to think about the loss and the grief the parents and kids had. we're going to take the guns out of our stores permanently. >> no chance you're going to reverse this? >> never. >> are you ready for the backlash? . we are. >> reporter: stack describes them as staunch supporters of the second aemt. but he wants to raise the minimum age for purchasing a firearm. you can see the whole interview on "good morning america" starting at 7:00. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> at the live desk, watching live images coming in from parkland, florida. we saw moments ago students arriving at the stoneman douglas campus, the high school where 17 people were killed. the first day back. you can see all this law enforcement there. extra protection for them. they're on a modified schedule. the police officers greeted them as they start their first day back. counselors will also be on hand today, as well as indefinitely. abc news reporter diane macedo has the latest. >> this morning, a difficult return for students at stoneman dou

. >> thank you for joining us >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now.the classroom and all i heard was shots and i was just like oh, my gosh. what's happening? >> now the fbi admitting to a major mistake. >> we truly regret any pain this caused. >> they failed our school. they failed parkland. >> how did officials miss the warning signs? will the grass roots response born from this tragedy make meaning progress on gun control reform? we talked to grieving families >> life is really short. i discovered in the last couple days. >> and the survivors now moved to action. >> this will not be forgotten. we are going

>>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> the nra has got to go. >> call to action. >> how many schools? how many children have to get shot? >> i don't understand why i can still go in a store and buy a weapon of war. >> as the pressure builds to protect schools, the nra goes on offense. >> as usual, the opportunists wasted not one second to exploit tragedy for political gain. >> president trump argues for arming teachers. >> they're not going to walk into a school if 20% of the teachers have guns. >> so many teens say, never again. will their activism bring real change? how hard will the president push for more guns in schools? is the nra prepared to give any ground? is this time any different? we'll ask dana loesch. the nra's top spokes person. ashley kurth and student david hogg. >>> mr. president, any concerns about rick gates? >> a dramatic new plea in the trump russia investigation. will the plea deal for rick gates spell doom for paul manafort and others in the inner circle? insight and analysis from our "roundtable." well break down the politics, smoke out t

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. >>> "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> the nra has got to go. >> call to action. >> how many schools? how many children have to get shot? >> i don't understand why i can still go in a store and buy a weapon of war. >> as the pressure builds to protect schools, the nra goes on offense. >> as usual, the opportunists wasted not one second to exploit tragedy for political gain. >> president trump argues for arming teachers. >> they're not going to walk into a school if 20% of the teachers have guns. >> so many teens say, never again. will their activism bring real change? how hard will the president push for more guns in schools? is the nra prepared to give any ground? is this time any different? we'll ask dana loesch. the nra's top spokes perso

. >> ♪ >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >> tragedy in florida. classroom and all i heard was shots and i was just like oh, my gosh. >> now the fbi admitting to a major mistake. >> we truly regret any pain this caused. >> they failed our school. they failed parkland. >> how did officials miss the warning signs? will the grass roots response born from this tragedy make meaning progress on gun control reform. we talked to grieving families and the survivors moved to action. >> life is really short as i discovered the past couple days. >> the survivors move to action. >> this will not be forgotten. we will not be silent. we are going to make a change. >> this morning parkland students banding together

now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >> good morning, for those of you just joining us of the billyll the way to barack obama. he was a key figure in reviving the american evangelical move many, the first christian to preach publicly behind the iron curtain and in communist countries after world war ii and drew huge crowds. dan harris takes a look back at graham a man who brought inspiration and comfort to so many. >> there are thousands of you that god has been speaking to. >> reporter: for more than half a century billy graham brought the word of god to millions. >> return to your faith in god. christ is going to come back. >> reporter: his influence reached every corner of the globe and all the way to the white house. a long way from the north carolina dairy farm where he grew up during the great depression. graham found his calling at age 16 when a traveling preacher came to town. >> i went back night after night and one night i began to realize that there was an emptiness in my life. >> the lord jesus -- >> reporter: soon he was filling revival tents and expanding into radio an