. >> yoko left tokyo and moved here away from the fukushima dai-ichi plant. >> people are coming to the lord and they are touched. >> this man is one of them, a former gang member. he got an invitation to attend the church. >> tremendous progress has been made, realities are tens of thousands are homeless. the government has set up temp shelters like this one. so many are looking for a place to call home. >> these are lonely people that have lost everything. i am here to show them the love of christ. >> did you know god has a plan for your life? japanese church leaders invited franklin graham to hold a celebration of hope festival in sendai featuring several artists. >> we are reminded god is sovereign and still on the throne. >> graham, son of famed evangelist billy graham drew 12,000 people. >> i think for the first time many japanese people are open to the gospel of jesus christ. >> this man co-leads a congregation not too far from the power plants. >> we remember those that died but seeing those move like never before. >> later in the broadcast we'll have an exclusive interview with

to meet people yoko is an actor by profession for more than twelve years he's been working of the theatre of the ingenuous when people with down syndrome perform after a recent wrestle dimitri told his mother that he felt unwell. do a tree take off your shirt please. good for you feeling today he's having bad dreams probably because of his heart you know bad dreams have nothing to do with his heart issues those are age related changes in the scirocco attacks. turned to me now turn around. does it hurt here is where how much does it hurt yes. and here i think it's ok. the forty nine year old actor's greatest fear has come true the doctors told him to give up the fear to for the sake of his health dmitri needs to refrain from unnecessary emotional stress that will give him the chance of a longer life dimitris to perform of the fears that for the last time right is no bones all of the people with down syndrome live on average for forty years. but if a person lives in an environment where he's being looked after taking care of the way he receives constant help they may live longer that would.

. >> police in at the chilean capital of sound yoko used water cannons and tear gas to disperse hundredsactivists protesting against what they say is state oppression in a remote province. demonstrations for better health care and education have been going on in the southern state for weeks now. >> sydney was thrown into chaos on thursday after the city's heaviest rainfall in five years sparked widespread flash flooding and forced the closure of railway line to the dozens of roads. >> large tracts of australia's most populous state, new south wales, are under water. >> cindy's landmark bridge in the pouring rain. australia's largest city has been experiencing its heaviest rainfall in years. with streets under water, many residents are stuck in their homes. >> pouring rain. i know it will be flooding in the morning. i am trying to dry out. very scary. >> the situation is critical in parts of new south wales and victoria. thousands of people have been ordered to leave their homes. authorities hope flood fences will hold back rising rivers. >> we have to make sure that the lead the works. i

stronger for the final period strong enough to come from behind just four minutes into the third period yoko cleverish sprinted the to our left of the rink to note the equalizer to all. and just three minutes from time constantin very close out the winner fine when put in with their better once again having to do one of the hardest not to crack the elite. don't have any big stars in the roster and that's what makes them even harder to play against the always give their all on the ice they're very hard to beat and always fight to the very end such schools could be even tougher than dream teams like sky or recovering car. to all the serious with the next question set to take place in news not good at this once they are a bit further in their own party more skilled. than the action continues the seething mess in the post and on guard hoping to square the series after losing the last two. champions at bars or in a similar situation and i tracked trying this series one. stay with ice hockey because it looks like the cage shells most prolific player alexander pool of well after all the going back

. >> greg: i'll read a tweet i saw from yoko.ur mind. >> bob: there was a reference to what was said about miss fluke by rush limbaugh. inappropriate statement. but rush to his credit came back within a few days and apologized. as someone who has said man

. >> greg: i'll read a tweet i saw from yoko.n your mind. >> bob: there was a reference to what was said about miss fluke by rush limbaugh. inappropriate statement. but rush to his credit came back within a few days and apologized. as someone who has said many things, and you all know this, that are inappropriate and i apologized, the forgiving culture that we are. if you remember, a forgiving religion, time to forgive rush and move on. >> dana: well said. thanks. see you tomorrow.

. >> reporter: it was a lonely, sad ride home for timeo and yoko. i joined them as they returned for a quick visit to gather some belongings and checkup on the place. we are in the town of namia, japan, five miles from the fukushima dai-ichi nuclear power plant. radiation contamination here was 35 a year. to is allowable limit. only one a year is considered acceptable for average citizens. nearly a year after they had to hastily abandon it, their home is showing the signs of damage if the earthquake and neglect. timeo is the 30th generation to grow rice on this land. a buddhist statue in his shrine room dates back to the 15th century. 500 years, one family, one place, until now. and seeing it is understanding they will not be coming home. >> i expected a better situation,. i expected if we fixed it, we could return and live in it. i thought so when we left but looking at this, no way. we were living a happy life. that memory came back to me. sorry. thinking that we'll never return to the happy days, i'm so sad. sorry. >> reporter: this family's home

>> this is yoko. this is a famous yoko song.she didn't become a bigger recording star. and, john, that is true love, wasn't it? because he would play in her band and look at her lovingly. ♪ ♪ >> and say, "it's good, honey." i mean, linda, she learned to play a couple of cords on the piano. >> i hope my husband loves me that much. >> that's when people want to hear the animals overplay the song that we playing. when this sounds better than the artist. there he is, he's giving her the good -- go, honey, go. man, that's love. >> illumina, extending its 5.7 billion cash bid. analysts expect roche to raise the offer but it hasn't done so yet. amgen, we've got monthly injection of an amgen drug did cut cholesterol levels by up to two-thirds in a clinical trial. are we still working on statins? seems like we've got that, don't we? we have extended release, all these ways to extend patents -- let's cure alzheimer's. they will extend for as long as they can. for 15 years -- >> but work on the side effects. i'd like to see them do that. >