apparently, it shouldn't please us to love jesus. that accordingly to george washington university.s there. this week they're hosting a christian privilege workshop that teaches followers of christ that they unfairly receive unmerited perks from institutions and assistance all across our country. like all workshops, it has stupid goals for its students who, by the end of the journey should be able to list three examples of christian privilege, describe what is meant by privilege overall and white privilege specifically, describe the role of denial when it comes to white privilege, if you disagree its denial and why not a sin to think i'm dropdead gorgeous. no argument on that one. my secret is always to stay hydrated. [laughter] [laughter] i don't even know what to think anymore. joe you are a christian or so you claim. do you have a lot of privilege that you lord over people with? >> no. this is absurd. first of all, no one benefits, no one has it better than aps. >> really. >> you get to sleep in on sundays, you can murder people guilt free, i thought, i've got commandments. i hav

jesus use a smartphone? >> reporter: the answer, use the video recorder. so three years ago kevin quit his job and started miracle messages, a nonprofit that seeks to reunite the homeless with their loved ones. he hit the streets and recorded a homeless man's message. the miracle came after posting the video to facebook. >> within the first 20 minutes of that post, his sister was tagged. he got on the phone next day. she said that jeffrey had been a missing person for 12 years. >> reporter: now three years later, kevin and his team of digital detective volunteers roam the streets record the homeless and their messages and post the videos. so far nearly 120 homeless people have been reunited with their families. in fact, miracle messages was instrumental in this case recently profiled on kpix 5. mick myers a 67-year-old former truck driver who was homeless on the streets of the east bay was reunited with his birth mother who had put him up for adoption when he was 2. >> to have you back puts a piece of my heart back and means the world to me. >> for the mother who is 85 to say, i would love nothing more than to get to know my son, that was very moving. >> reporter: jessica donig also le

to send a message of hope. # we love you, jesus. we love you, lord. when you sing, and you sing along with people, you find a connection because used the then feeding offing to the songs. i always look at it as they ministered to you as you minister to them. i love live productions and live recordings. we love you, lord. we love you, lord. we love you, lord. a reminder of our top story: bells have been tolling in cities across the united states, marking the moment, fifty years ago, that the civil rights leader martin luther king, was gunned down by a white supremacist. they rang out 39 times — one for each of dr king's years. the main commemorative event took place at the motel in the city of memphis, tennessee, where the murder took place. prominent african—american leaders addressed the crowds. jesse jackson, who was there at the time, said the pain was still raw. more on that and more on the website. thanks for watching. wednesday brought a real mix of weather across the country. thursday is looking completely different. it's going to be quite a chilly start. frosty start for some of us, but the weather is looking great. a lot of sunshine eventually

if you cannot preach like angels if you cannot pray like paul, you can tell the love of jesus and say he died to save us in gilead to make the wounded whole, there is a balm in gilead to heal the sin-sick soul ♪ discouraged. joy comes in the morning. to feel and love us god is going to show up healing for your sorrow healing for your pain healing for your spirit shelter from the rain lord send the healing for this we know there is a balm in gilead there is a balm in gilead there is a balm in gilead to heal your soul healing for your soul healing for your pain healing for your spirit shelter from the rain lord send your healing for this we know there is a balm in gilead for there's a balm in gilead there's a balm there is a balm in gilead for there's a balm in gilead there is a balm in gilead to heal the soul heal the soul heal the soul healing for the soul healing for your soul healing for your soul healing for your soul healing for your soul healing for your soul ♪ [cheers and applause] >> what the world needs now more even than love is compassion, healing, and peace. our next speaker will now share th

synthesis of love and a justice which will lead us through life's dark and into paths of hope and fulfillment. and finally, he preached, as did jesus -- you have heard it said youu.s. a whole -- said ton eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. but a new commandment give i unto you, love your enemies. bless them that curse you and pray for them that spitefully use you. if you will do this, you will be able as a black people to bring into being a new age. an unborn generation will rise up and call your name. and bless ♪ >> amen. would gather at the places of mass meetings, and wonderful experiences, fighting for justice and equality for wanted martin always the people in the mood for singing. and we would seek to sing our troubles away and bring joy into our hearts. >> bring this service to a lose now by singing one of his .avorites from en we will take body to the mule train which is waiting in -- to the train in front of this church, and to the thousands of people who say that martin belongs to them. and as i take the body to that that i am going to ask verend english will remain and keep the congregation seated and the family seated until we have cleared the way out in front of the

love and of justice, which will lead us through life's dark valley. and into sun lit paths of hope and fulfillment. and finally he preached, as did jesus, you have heard it said tothem that despitefully use you. if you will do this, you will be able as a black people to bring into being a new age and unborn generations will rise up and call your name blessed. ♪ >> amen. whenever we would gather at the close of mass meetings and wonderful experiences fighting for justice and equality for all men, martin always wanted to get the stare in the mood for singing and we would seek to sing all our troubles away and bring joy into our hearts. we bring this service to a close now by singing one of his favorites. and then we will take his body from this sanctuary to the mule train, which is waiting in front of the church, and the thousands of impatient people who say that martin belongs to them. and as i take the body to that mule train, i'm going to ask that reverend english will remain and keep the congregation seated and the family seated until we have cleared the way out in front of the church. may we sing that favorite spiritual of martin's now. mrs. king has requeste

jesus use a smart phone?>> reporter: the answer? use a video recorder. he quit his job and started miracle messages. a nonprofit that seeks to reunite the homeless with their loveds. he had the wrist streets -- he hit the streets.>> within the first 20 minutes of that post his sister was tagged. she said jeffrey had been a missing person for 12 years. >> three years later kevin and his team of digital detective volunteers roam the streets, record the homeless and their messages and post videos. so far nearly 120 homeless people have been reunited with family. in fact miracle messages was instrumental in this case, profiled on kpix5. a 67-year-old former truck driver homeless on the streets of the east bay, reunited with his birth mother who put him up for adoption when he was two years old. >> to have you back puts a piece of my heart back and it means the world to me.>> for the mother who is 85 years old to say i would love nothing more than to get to know my son, it was very moving. >> she left the tech industry to work alongside kevin.>> any person could have a positive impact on homelessness simply by caring. >> a person is not a problem, a person is a perso

jesus use a smart phone? >> reporter: the answer, use the video recorder. so three years ago kevin quit his job and started miracle messages, a nonprofit that seeks to reunite the homeless with their loved ones. the miracle came after posting the video to facebook. >> within the first 20 minutes of that post, his sister was tagged. we got on the phone the next day. she said that jeffrey had been a missing person for 12 years. >> reporter: three years later kevin and his team of digital detective volunteers rome the streets, record the messages and post videos. so far 120 homeless people have been reunited with family. miracle messages was instrumental in this case. nick myers, a 67-year-old former truck driver who was homeless on the streets was reunited with his birth mother who put him up for adoption when he was 22. >> puts a piece of my heart back. >> for the mother who's 85 years old to say i would love nothing more than to get to know my son, that was very moving. >> reporter: jessica also left the tech industry to work alongside kevin. >> it's made me realize that any person can have a positive impact simply by carrying. >> reporter: and making connections. >> we need to embrace

to die for you so that you might have eternal life. >> and forgive us. >> and forgive us. that's anybody who wants to be forgiven, who wants to accept the mercy and love of god, jesus' messagee to forgive you. welcome to into the kingdom. >> on this day, salvation is open to everyone because of what jesus did. >> that's exactly right. what an amazing experience for the disciples who watched jesus. first of all, after having abandoned him as he was going through his most terrible suffering and then they go to the tomb and they say he is not there. and imagine what they probably felt was and i was afraid to follow him. i was afraid to follow him because of the romans or because of the leaders of the jews. i was afraidz. but i had no reason to be afraid. because god was bigger even then. all of these people who were trying to yous fie jesus. >> after the stone was rolled away he appeared before 500 people. that is the evidence, the inspiration that those people after in light of the persecution they faced. >> right from the very beginning the disciples knew and all of those following jesus knew everything had to be different. if stone had been taken away and there was no jesus

jesus that took our sins to the cross. he died in our place. we deserve death because of our sins. but the bible tells us that god so loved life. i know that was her hope and that's our hope as all believers, that one day we will be in the presence of almighty god. not because we are good people but because we have been saved by the blood of the lord jesus christ. brian: everything you read the grahams and bushes were very close. there is a story in barbara bush's book on reflections that after the crushing defeat to bill clinton, there was inaugural to go to and bill clinton, if i have the story right, asked your dad to do the invocation. and what your dad said is called up president bush 41 and said hey, do you mind if i do this? he said of course, go ahead and do it. i guess he might have thought am i looking like a traitor if i'm with the guy that just beat you. can you talk about that? >> well, of course. and my father was very sensitive because he knew how difficult this was for the bush family. but at the same time, my father realized that this was also another opportunity to bring god into the political debate and

love that help me song. he said we're making a movie about jesus. and we're going to write some music for it tomorrow over at cbs studio. would you come help us?how it happened. june had written my name down on the back of a blank checken she and. chris: ever tand chris kristofferson greatest word smith since william shakespeare. chris said about john at johnny's funeral well, johnny cash was kind of like kind of an abraham lincoln with a wild side as only chris could say it he was incredible man, funny, flawed like we all are but the most giving, loving and i miss him. ainsley: what do you have behind you? >> okay. i got tired of caring two guitars, so i had the bolder creek guitar company, kevin corke ran made me a double necked guitar. do you love it. brian: i have never heard of this. >> there are only three of them in the world. >> on that's side. >> that's johnny. >> and that's june right there. steve: while you have the guitar right there. could you play happy birthday? because we got right over here billy dean your pal bringing in ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ has been to you ♪ has been birthday dear gary ♪ happy bi