[applause] >> speaking as a catholic, i've got to say how proud i am of tim dolan. [applause] it is pretty cool seeing the red hat on it -- on him. it is kind of small on him. he is a good guy. jim and i debate this in congress all the time. the ways and means committee, which is the primary committee that wrote this, it is this belief that our rights and do not come from god and nature, like they say in the declaration of independence. they now come from government. to have this new philosophy where we have government granted rights, it is a new philosophy that says -- a treat our constitutional rights as were vocable by the government rather -- rate vocable privilege by the government rather than the inalienable rights that our government protects. in particular, this health disease prevention, called preventative medicine, if this conflicts with our first amendment rights to religious liberty and freedom of conscience, then it trump's it -- then it trumps it. freedom of liberty, freedom of conscience, a trust that. if the president is willing to do this controver

. >> that is cardinal tim dolan and quarterback tim tebow. services yesterday.arger audience. welcome back to "cbs this morning." >> slightly larger but the message is always good. >>> two suspects in a tulsa, oklahoma, shooting spree are due in court this morning to face first-degree murder charges. >> as anna werner report, this is a racially charged case. the victims are black and the suspects are white. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. yes, it was a frightening two days here for residents, especially for african-americans, until those two suspects were caught early sunday morning after a 48 -hour manhunt by the police. tulsa police chief chuck jordan says the credit for sunday's arrest goes in large part to the tulsa community. >> we were desperate for leads. that's why we made some very pointed requests of our community to come forward, and they did. >> reporter: 19-year-old jake england and his 32-year-old roommate,al vin watts, were found holed up in a trailer. police won't speculate on the motive for the crime but england's background sp

poor cardinal dolan said tim tebow had greater convening power.istening to tebow today. when you got it flaunt it. >> i do think, if you are blessed with a national platform and you opinions whether it's politics or religion and the ability to connect with an audience but not something, but you have a responsibility to the highest standard. i may disagree with tim tebow on taking away on his right to choose but more and more prominent people to use their platforms professionally. >> he believes his talents on the football field are a direct result of talents given from god. >> and he shares that with other people. >> well, god bless. i don't want to be the grim reaper, all i want for him to do a good job. if they get in the superbowl. >> it would be divine intervention or something in the superbowl. god has intervened. tim tebow. >> heather: thank you all for joining us on this easter sunday and happy easter and blessed passover. >> gregg: newt gingrich raising a lot of eyebrows talking about the future of the g.o.p. race and his plan if he doesn'

dolan and joyful christianity and the pope. recommend unafraid. that is the message of tim tebow. bill: why do you think that would be?a new sensation? >> tim tebow is trying to make an example. he went after some professional athletes and said, some people say hey they're not role models but they are role models. they're just not good at it. that is tough words for professional athletes. tim tebow says in my off season, i will spend time doing good. i think it is a great invitation. bill: the exact quote was yes you are a role model. you're just not a good one. now normally he is not judgmental in that sense. do you get that from isn't. >> hey i think he is speaking clearly and, you know, if you look at entirety of his message it was not about hey i'm better than you. that is not what it was. yes he was asked about other, this is a question answer. was not a prepared sermon. bill: that's true. >> he responded hey, if you are a professional athlete, if you're in the public eye, if you're a great businessman, if you're a journalist, you are in the public eye and in some, one way or another, you're a role model did. peo

dolan would be happy. but one timothy tebow has 25,000 in texas. >> that is cardinal tim doulan and one quarterback tim tebowrning". >> the message is always good. >> two suspects in a tulsa, oklahoma shooting spree are dow in security to face first degree murder charges. three people were killed, two wounded on friday. >> this is a racially charged case. the victims are black and the suspects are white. anna, good morning. >> good morning. and good morning to our viewers in the west. it was a frightening two days here for residents, especially african-american residents until the two suspects were caught early "sunday morning" after say 48-hour manhunt by police. . >>> police chief chuck jordan said the credit for sunday's arrest goes in large part to the tulsa community. >> we were desperate for leads. that's why we made some very, very pointed requests of our community to come forward, and they did. >> 19-year-old jake england and his 32-year-old roommate, alvin watts, were found holed up in a trailer north of tulsa. police won't speculate on a motive for the crime. but england's background speaks of rece