they love billy graham. he had something and no one else got to that level. >> i don't know if i can explain it except this is a great man. the finest man america ever produced. i met him at one of his crusades in calgary. i had never met him. i came in and sat on a platform. he came in, walked across the platform and i stood up. he put his hand forward and i said, dr. the graham, i'm glad to meet you. he said, call me billy. i couldn't because of my respect for him. i just have watched him for all these years. i'm very grateful. >> have you ever seen it, they run old sermons of his. >> they still work. they still move you. >> very powerful. >> you cover religion on the fox news channel. what are your thoughts? >> my thoughts are on two levels. personal and professional level. i cover religion so billy graham is the pastor to the president. he's met with every president from world war ii up to barack obama. that's a legacy in itself. and we were talking in the green room about how he cofounded the cromwell s

that's the legacy of billy graham. i mean, it operates on so many different levels. >> i'm spoken to franklin graham, his son, who by the way franklin gave the reverend a little bit of a hard time growing up. you said you were worse. >> without question. my mom can testify to that. >> i was perfect, though. >> glad to hear that. >> well, the bible says be perfect. okay. but there was being in that family, did you feel pressure to live up to that very, very high standard that this man set? >> surprisingly, never. and i think the reason was because my grandmother and my grandfather, and we cannot forget her, i mean she really, really was the anchor of the family. she was amazing, died in 2007. but they both carried themselves so humbly. they really genuinely believed both of them that they were nothing, simply tools in god's hands. they were simple in many ways. so they never put off this aura that they were important or more important than anybody else. and so we grew up in a very, very normal atmosphere. and there was

they love billy graham. he had something and no one else got to that level. >> i don't know if i can explain it except this is a great man. the finest man america ever produced. i met him at one of his crusades in calgary. i had never met him. i came many in and sat on a platform. he came in, walked across the platform and i stood up. he put his hand forward and i said, the dr. the graham, i'm glad to meet you. he said, calle me billy. i couldn't because of my respect for him. i just have watched him for all these years. i'm grateful. >> they run old sermons of his. >> very powerful. >> you cover religion here. what are your thoughts? >> my thoughts are on two levels. personal and professional level. i cover religion so billy graham is the pastor to the president. he's met with every president from world war ii up to barack obama. that's a legacy in itself. and we were talking in the green room about how he cofounded the in boston. my pastor went there, started a church in new york that became a mega church.

they love billy graham. he had something and no one else got to that level. >> i don't know if i can explain it except this is a great man. the finest man america ever produced. i met him at one of his crusades in calgary. i had never met him. i came many in and sat on a platform. he came in, walked across the platform and i stood up. he put his hand forward and i said, the dr. the graham, i'm glad to meet you. he said, calle me billy. i couldn't because of my respect for him. i just have watched him for all these years. i'm grateful. >> they run old sermons of his. >> very powerful. >> you cover religion here. what are your thoughts? >> my thoughts are on two levels. personal and professional level. i cover religion so billy graham is the pastor to the president. he's met with every president from world war ii up to barack obama. that's a legacy in itself. and we were talking in the green room about how he cofounded the cromwell seminary in boston. my pastor went there, started a church in new york that bec

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. >>> influential evangelist billy graham marked a milestone on thursday. as teresa garcia reports, hundreds of family and friends gathered in asheville, north carolina, to celebrate his birthday and his legacy. ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: the reverend billy graham celebrated his 95th birthday in familiar places thursday, both in his home state of north carolina and at the center of attention. >> happy birthday, billy graham. we love you. we respect you. and we thank you, all of us, from the bottom of our hearts. >> reporter: about 700 guests attended a party for the spiritual leader who has counseled poor people and presidents alike. while age and illness have weakened his body, graham's spirit was strong. it was featured in his new film "my hope america" shown at the party and followers around the world by television. the evening was long on faith and hope, but as graham's son said, short on ceremony. betty's 95, so he doesn't plan to stay here a long time. >> the film is characterized as graham's final sermon, but the evangelical mission that

growing up, billy graham wanted to be a baseball player. thankfully god had different plans, and ever since that night in tampa he's put his extraordinary natural talents and generosity of spirit at the service of others. billy graham's first crusade took place at the civic auditorium in grand rapids, michigan, in september 1947. in the decades to come more than 400 crusades would follow and more than 185 countries and territories on six continents. at one memorable crusade in south korea, more than one million people showed up to hear the powerful preaching and the hopeful message of the reverend billy graham. billy graham may be the only preacher with a star on the hollywood walk of fame, but he never let that celebrity get to his head. i'm sure he'd say that his beloved ruth helped keep him focused. and it's a credit to both of them that all five of the graham children are carrying on the family legacy today. as billy graham recreeds from public life -- as he receded from public life in recent years, we've missed the steady reassuring pr

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coming up in this half hour the reverend billy graham's 95th birthday party. the legendary preacher celebrates. what made his last sermon special. >>> one world trade center built to be the tallest in the world. why chicago says check the math. that story is ahead. >>> the presidency of john f. kennedy comes alive and is based on bill o'reilly's book. rob lowe plays j.f.k. >> i will not be pushed by you

here is a look at how billy graham changed myife forever. what a tragedy it would be, i tell you,f you we not saved! >> nothing is toe compared to the love of god. god can be trusted even when life seems a its darkest. what is needed is moral and spiritual renewal. >> i'vnever met, in my life, a more powerful man who is as humble as billy is. jesus said, i am thtruth. >> i was 12 yearold, almost 13. and i walked in the door wle my mother ansister were on their knees sobbing and i thought maybe the president had been killed or somhing terrible had hapned. and they said, no, they hajust watcd billy graham and both of them had come toaith by watching the power of his message through a televion screen. ♪ a few eks later "the restless ones" were playing through this theater. it's aut a young girl on t cusp of when you sta to make big decisions in your life, the kind that your parents don't make for you. am i gng to go toward that way of faith and trust god to make something beauful out of my life or am going to go the world's way? >> the moment

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the reverend billy graham, celebrating his 95th birthday. kicking off the party, the debut of a new religion outreach video graham made from his home. >> our country is in great need of a spiritual awakening. the good times. i've gone from city to city. and i've seen how far people have gone to see god. >> among the guests, donald ump. and former vice presidential candidate, sarah palin, who told graham, we need him around for another 95 years. >>> a new "time" magazine is creating a buzz. chris christie, with the tag, the elephant in the room. >> others got the message the emerging cloud in the republican party. neither "time" nor christie, shedding light on what they think. >>> time, now, for a look at the weather across our nation. other than lingering rain and snowshowers in the pacific northwest and lake-effect snow around the great lakes, most of the nation can plan on a mild, dry day. >> temperatures coast-to-coast, in the 50s and 60s. in the southwest, summer-like readings in the 70s and 80s. >>> and coming up, brand-new allegations

graham. he turns 95 today. so he gave his followers a kind of birthday gift. here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: the preacher seems a little slower these days but his final message to america still clear as a bell. >> our country is in great need of a spiritual awakening. there have been times that i wept as i've gone from city to city and i've seen how far people have wandered from god. >> reporter: this final sermon was shot over the past year in billy graham's mountain home in north carolina. here he is in his favorite chair with with his dog by his side, this son of dairy farmers has ministered to every president since truman and brought the gospel directly into america's living room. in private he's a surprisingly humble man, married to the same woman, ruth, for more than 60 years. she died in 2007. the grahams spoke to diane in 1992. >> you know what his favorite meal is? a can of vienna sausages, a can of cold tomatoes and a can of baked beans, all cold, dumped on a plate. his favori

she is also at the big billy graham -- excuse me, billy graham birthday celebration the other night talking about assault on religious freedom in this country and also billy graham spoke as well. take a listen. >> our religious freedom is under attack and it's pushed out of the public square and it's censored. you'll see it blatantly, keep your eyes and ears open for this, you'll see it blatantly this holiday season, around christmas time it rears its head. you'll see the scene -- censorship and double standard unless we do something about it. >> i've gone city to city and identify seen how far people have wandered from god. >> you can catch "my hope with america with billy graham" tonight here on fox. he is really -- he's probably the most revered person in america. >> that's why -- so, you who is running for office wants to meet with him and have a conversation with him. and just be in his presence for at least a few moments. >> i would argue that there's an attack on religion, people who set the policy in the country and who set the opinion the elites contemptous of religion. but people

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. >>> finally evangelist billy graham turned 95 this week. family and friends throw him a massive birthday party in asheville, north carolina. among the almost 900 guests were several high-profile celebrities. graham is in frail health and rarely appears in public. on his birthday he released an evangelistic video series called "my hope america." his associates say it could have a bigger reach than any of his more than 400 crusades. those close to graham also say it may be his last message to the country. that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us any time on the pbs app for iphones, ipads and visit our website where there's always much more and where you can listen to or watch each of our programs. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, more from the birthday celebration from billy graham. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday dear billy ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you >>> major funding for religion and newsweekly is provided by lilly endowment, indianapolis base

this final sermon was shot over the past year in billy graham's mountaintop home in north carolina, a place he rarely leaves these days. here he is, in his favorite chair, with is dog by his side, and images of his long, storied career up there on the shelf. th son of dairy farmers ministered to every president since truman. and brought the gospel directly into america's living room. in private he's a surprisingly humble man, married to the same woman, ruth, for more than 60ar. she died in 2007. the grahams spoke with diane in 1992 >> you know what his favorite meal is? a can of vienna sausages, a can of cold tomatoes and a can of baked beans. all cold, dumped on a plate. his favorite meal. a man like that, you know -- >> reporter: throughout his life it's been the gospel that has sustained him. >> reporter: is there one passage in the scripture or one part of a hymn that never fails to make you feel great? >> what a friend we have in jesus. it's my favorite hymn. >> reporter: today on this video, what may be billy graham's final public prepare. >> i invite you to come into my heart a

with sean hannity, uninterrupted billy graham delivering one of his final messages. listen to billy graham weigh in on this last chapter. >> i began so many years ago. come to the cross! the gospel is for everyone. >> god has done this. our country is in great need of a spiritual awakening. >> i was going to say i am a friend of franklin graham's son. >> tomorrow night 10:00 p.m. on "hannity." >> i p wanted to give a shout out to the fan. brian kilmeade has his latest book called "george washington secret six." i read most of it. >> sex? >> george washington sex. it was amazing. >> if you were interested in spying how they used to do it in the george washington days. >> take your wig off or something. >> take your wooden teeth out. >> that's enough you sick people. it's time for "i hate these people." all right. 18th floor there's a microwave in the kitchen. there are people that sit around that microwave. you got lunch you want to reheat yesterday's salmon with the broccoli, you understand that you stink the hallway up? do you understand what is does to other co-wor

the man of the hour, my father, billy graham. >> reporter: last night, reverend billy graham celebrated his 95th birthday choosing this occasion to preach what many are calling his final sermon. >> this is the message that's been on his heart for the last three years. >> reporter: but a man best known for traditional oration -- >> deep inside we need something else. >> reporter: -- delivered his last message in a very modern way. >> it's a confrontation that all of us must face. >> reporter: graham's sermon was a highly produced 30-minute film called "the cross." >> it can make you a totally new person. >> reporter: his family debuted the film at graham's birthday celebration in north carolina where hundreds of well wishers turned out to celebrate the minister. guests included donald trump and kathie lee gifford, former alaska governor sarah palin said graham touched her life. >> if it weren't for billy graham, i don't know where i would be. >> reporter: reverend graham rose to prominence as a great orator. >> are you sure that your sins are forgiven? >> reporter: in 1957 over 100,000 p

i'm talking about reverend billy graham. his son franklin graham, this hour here to share with us his story and billy graham's story. "fox & friends" final hour starts now. >> if you like "fox & friends," you will keep "fox & friends". >> pure malarky. >> thank you, joe. >> we had david asman there, we had joyeden, the president of the united states. >> what a combo. >> no kidding. by the way, we asked about ten minutes ago, john stossel, how much does it cost to buy a kidney in the country of iran where it's absolutely legal? the answer is $10,000. >> john stossel providing the research. >>> we know the obamacare debauchle is definitely getting center stage in the american lives. but it took center stage at the cmas last night. brad paisley and carrie underwood mocking the web site and they got a huge applause. let's watch a little more. >> can't to be hard. >> why is it spinning? >> it does that. >> okay. why is it smoking? >> maybe we should restart it. ♪ obamacare by morning ♪ ♪ why is it taking so long i'm gonna w

with sean hannity, uninterrupted billy graham delivering one of his final messages. listen to billy graham weigh in on this last chapter. >> i began so many years ago. come to the cross! the gospel is for everyone. >> god has done this. our country is in great need of a spiritual awakening. >> i'm a friend of franklin graham, his son. he used to be a meth addict and cleaned himself up. >> this is tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. on "hannity". >> i want to give a shoutout to the author of this book. i've read most of this -- take off your wig. it's amazing. if you are interested in what's going on now, how they used to do it back in the george washington days, highly recommend the book. >> you sick people. it's time for "i hate these people." all right. 18th floor, there's a microwave in the kitchen. there are people that sit around that microwave. you got lunch, you want to reheat yesterday's salmon with the broccoli. do you understand that you stink the hallway up? do you understand what that does to other co-workers? do you understand just because you can have that doe

following the presentation, my hope america with billy graham, i will be joined in studio for a panel discussion about the reverend. sit back and enjoy this special commercial-free broadcast. >> for 60 years, my father billy graham preached the gospel of jesus christ and at 95 heas

following the presentation, my hope america with billy graham, i will be joined in studio for a panel discussion about the reverend. sit back and enjoy this special commercial-free broadcast. >> for 60 years, my father billy graham preached the gospel of jesus christ and at 95 he has a

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following the presentation, my hope america with billy graham, i will be joined in studio for a panel discussion about the reverend. sit back and enjoy this special commercial-free broadcast. >> for 60 years, my father billy graham preached the gospel of jesus christ and at 95 he has

a gathering in north carolina last night, to celebrate billy graham. the nation's most famous evangelist, turning 95. hundreds came on out. big names were there, as well. it's always, the reverend with a serious message, delivering what's being called his final sermon. abc's dan harris has the story for us. >> reporter: there he was, the legendary preacher, billy graham, waving from his wheelchair at his 95th birthday party in asheville, north carolina, thursday night. in attendance, hundreds, including rick warren, sarah palin, rupert murdoch and donald trump. there were speeches and a star-studded rendition of "happy birthday." ♪ to you >> reporter: and the preacher himself releasing a video billed as his final sermon, in which, despite his age, he is as urgent and direct as ever. >> our country's in great need of a spiritual awakening. there have been times that i've wept as i've gone from city to city and i've seen how far people have wandered from god. >> reporter: the video was shot over the past year in billy graham's mountaintop home in north

coming up in this half hour, the reverend billy graham's 95th birthday party. the legendary preacher celebrates. what made his last sermon special. >>> one world trade center built to be the tallest in the world. why chicago says check the math. that story is ahead. >>> the presidency of john f. kennedy comes alive and is based on bill o'reilly's book. rob lowe plays j.f.k. >> i will not be pushed by you or anyone else. i'm not going to allow nuclear missiles in my backyard. i want to hear something. >> i want options. >> bill o'reilly's latest book in his genre of hit storic men is "killing jesus." good morning. >> great to have you. >> how do you think the movie turned out? >> he's good. very tough accent to do. more impressive to me was the body language. kennedy had a pa trigs bearing rich guy. when you're raised in wealth in america, you carry yourself a little bit differently, and lowe who isn't -- wasn't a wealthy guy, was a midwestern guy, got it, and so i was very impressed with how well he handled the whole thing. >> a known act tore versus an unknown

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huge party in north carolina to celebrate the reverend billy grarm's 95th hi -- billy graham 95th birthday. >> he is the most humble man you could meet, and he knows it's not about him. >> we need billy graham's message to be heard i think today more than ever. >> graham's sermons have been broadcast to an estimated audience of 2.2 billion people. >> ir will the hopportunity to speak with him. >> happy birthday. >> from the moment twitter stock began trading shares were soaring as eager investigators scrambled to get in on the debut. lauren simonetti has more on this story and other top business stories. >> we are talking about a tweet twitter making his wall straight debut surging 27 percent closing at 44.90 after hitting 50 bucks a share at pricing at 26. if you are worried you missed out on the first day pop? recent history shows you will be able to get in at a much lower price in three months. some social stocks face planting. that includes facebook, link linkedin. >> air fair watchdog says frontier does a good job being on time delivering bags on time and good fairs and a lot of promo

coming up in this half hour the reverend billy graham's 95th birthday party. the legendary preacher celebrates. what made his last sermon special. >>> one world trade center built to be the tallest in the world. why chicago says check the math. that story is ahead. >>> the presidency of john f. kennedy comes alive and is based on bill o'reilly's book. rob lowe plays j.f.k. >> i will not be pushed by you or anyone else. i'm not going to allow nuclear missiles in my backyard. i want to hear something. >> i want options. >> bill o'reilly's latest book in his genre of hit storic men is "killing jesus." good morning. >> great to have you. >> how do you think the movie turned out? >> he's good. very tough accent to do. more impressive to me was the body language. kennedy had a pa trigs bearing rich guy. when you're raised in wealth in america, you carry yourself a little bit differently, and lowe who isn't -- wasn't a wealthy guy, was a midwestern guy, got it, and so i was very impressed with how well he handled the whole thing. >> a known act tore versus an unknown

tonight for the hour we pay tribute to the everlasting legacy of the reverend billy graham. following the presentation, "my hope america with billy graham," i'll be joined in studio for a panel discussion about the reverend. but first, sit back and enjoy this very special commercial-free broadcast. >>> for 60 years, my father,

here is a look atow billy graham inspired me. >>f you were not saved. >> nothing is toe compad to the ve of go >> god is to be trusted en when life seems at its darkest. what is need is a moral and spiritual renewal. >> i've never met, in my life, a more powerful man who is as humb as billy is. >> jesus said, i am the truth. >> i was 12 years old, almost 13. and i walked in the door while my mother and sister weren their knees sobbing a i ought maybe the president had been killed o something. and they said, no, they had just tched billy graham and both of them had bee saved through watcng the power of his message through aelevision screen. a few weeks later "the resess ones" were playing thrgh this theater. it's about a young girl on the cu of when you start to make big decisionin yr life, the kind that your parents don't make for you. am i going to go toward that way of faith and trust god to make something beautiful out of my life or a i going to go the world's way? >> the moment you receive him, he gives you a new nature and t

. >> another healthcare for billy graham. the latest on the evangelical leader's condition next. also how people in one republican stronghold see the affordable care act. big opinions from a small town on obamacare coming up. the stream is uniquely interactive television. in fact, we depend on you, your ideas, your concerns. >> all these folks are making a whole lot of money. >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend people, i'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> meteorologist: well, as tony mentioned before people are taking this time to go through the remnants of their home to find what they can. but today is not a good time to do that. through illinois there are heavy rain showers, and unfortunately things are not going to get too much better in terms of weather. we were talking about a storm

. >>> reverend billy graham was released from the hospital on thursday after a two-day stent for respiratory problems. >>> apparently instagram isn't just for posting selfies. more and more people are using the app to buy and sell guns. authorities worry about potential legal loopholes. >>> the fcc on the verge of making air travel better or use. the use of cell phones is being reviewed. while some will enjoy the connectivities others will not be able to stand it. >> no. we have done surveys and by far passengers do not want that. passengers do not want cell phones and i can promise flight attendants don't either. >>> turning to business. the dow jones above the 16,000 market for the first time in history. >>> wal-mart plans to match amazon's free shipping deals during the holidays. customers who spend $35 or more they get free shipping. >>> this friday it is microsoft's turn. sony play station sold a million consoles in the first hour. we'll see if x box does, too. >>> macy's is wasting no time as crowds gathered to check out their famed holiday window displays. >>> and this ad is getting a

did we mention that billy graham is 95 years old? and exactly one week our nation will celebrate the day before thanksgiving with expressions including could that idiot in front of me drive any more slowly? yes, next wednesday is the busiest travel day of the year. and triple-a predicts 33.4 million americans will travel 50 miles from home. thanks to the sluggish economy the expectation is down from last year. 90% of all travelers will go that method, by car. and if that includes you there is good news, gas prices are the lowest they have been for the holiday in three years. >>> tony, i know you're a dapper guy with really terrific threads, well, like all of us i'm sure you have at least one awful holiday sweater like these folks who are in the holiday sweater race. now all of us have the opportunity to wear the tony harry's ugly sweater for a good cause. the group is asking people to run out or walk out in hideous sweaters to raise money for cancer. the more embarrassing you can wear the better. >> if you don't have any really bad o

. >>> reverend billy graham was released from the hospital on thursday. the 95-year-old evangelist was said to be in good spirits. >>> apparently, instagram is not just for posting selfies. more and more people are using the app to buy and sell guns. authorities worry about potential legal loopholes. >>> the fcc on the verge of making air travel better or worse. it's in the matter of opinion here. the use of cell phones is being reviewed. while some will enjoy the connect activity, others won't be able to stand it. >> no. we've done surveys of the use of cellar telephones. by far, passengers do not want that. passengers do not want cell phones and i can promise flight attendants don't either. >>> turning to business. the dow jones finishing above the 16,000 mark for the first time in history. just six months after closing above 15,000 points. >>> wal-mart plans to match amazon's free shipping deals during the holidays. customers who spend $35 or more get free shipping. >>> last friday, it was ps 4. today, microsoft's turn with the release of x box 1. sony

my life, transformed me. >> as he turns 95, billy graham's health is in decline, but his back to basic message faith and acceptance continues to inspire. >>> we begin with a health alert from the food police as the u.s. food and drug administration takes steps to make artificial transfats illegal. the move could prevent 20,000 heart attacks and 7,000 deaths each year. >> reporter: doctors have warned for quite some time eating food that contains transfat can increase your risk for heart disease and other medical problems. so why is the fda making this move now? >> become more concerned about healthcare costs, the number of people with chronic diseases and the role food can play in health. so the science is now much more clear than it was 10, 15, 20 years ago. >> reporter: according to the fda, not only are foods that contain transfat not safe, they are also not necessary. >> they put hydrogen in them to make them cook easier. i don't think it's a taste issue. it was cheaper for the food companies to do this over the years. >> reporter: some transfats do alter taste and increase shelf l

. >>> back in this country, the reverend billy graham has been hospitalized. he is experiencing a respiratory congestion issue, similar to the one that ailed him just a few weeks ago. as was the case then, we are told tonight the family is expecting he'll return home in a day or two. he turned 95 years old earlier this month. >>> now to a big scare for the woman who is arguably the biggest star of the winter olympic games in sochi. she has just come back from devastating injury. now there's word she's been injured again. just over two months until the games begin. >> reporter: lindsey vonn trying to find the perfect grip. in the high-speed world of downhill ski racing you have to be on the edge of a crash. she is no stranger to both. tuesday morning, the olympic downhill champion crashed. another set back for one of america's best hopes for sochi. her spokesperson says she sustained a mild strain to her right knee, partial tear to her right acl. this doctor who is not treating her say these types of injury ks take a long time to heal. >> a partial tear, which

i went with him up to the side of a patti ann mountain tot billy graham only sitting president billy graham. he does a prayer call with pastors around the country. he accident wear it on his sleeve that is not the guy he. i would rather a guy who lives it than preaches. >> why doesn't he go to church more often that would send a signal to the world is he a crismghts it may be a photo op. i understand how distracting his presence might be but, again, you know, if is he a believer and he wants people to go the path that he believes is worthy, wouldn't it be better if he went out a few more times to church? >> you you know, he has actually gone to church more than folks think evidence just disprunt stalk about it. >> every time he goes to church we know about it the white house press core is alerted. he goes to church i would say maybe six or seven times a year if he was a catholic he would be in serious trouble. but i'm wondering if he went to church jeremiah wright six or seven times a month now he doesn't. i'm not sure why. >> three weeks ago he walked across the north lawn of the wh

singer song writer joni mitchell turns 70 and billy graham is 95. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. have a good day. >>> new this morning students at a college on alert after a student is sexually assaulted in a bathroom. >> the man at the center of a statewide amber alert getting ready to make his first appearance in court. >> state leaders get ready to grill b.a.r.t. management about safety after the deadly crash that killed two workers. >> crack a window, take you live outside for a look over san francisco. another clear start to your morning, a cool one. christina will talk about that in moments on a thursday, the day before friday, november 7th, this is "today in the bay." >>> we continue to inch

the reverend billy graham celebrated his 95th birthday with family and friends in north carolina. donald trump was there and so was sarah palin. >>> for a look at all things money, twitter had a blockbuster first day of trading on the new york stock exchange. it finished 70% over the initial asking price. >>> the senate passed the employment nondiscrimination act that would ban them from firing, refusing to hire or discriminating against workers or job applicants based on sexual orientation or gender identity. >>> the cat lack cts is the 2014 car of the year. it is the second such honor for the gm car in the past six years. >>> mcdonalds are considering placing a 3-d printer in each store. the kid can pick from a variety of toy that is would be 3-d printed on demand. wow, technology. >>> road crews were too busy to move a pile of leaves and just painted over them. can you believe that? lazy. drivers pulled over to take pictures of it. >>> elephant in the room mean gop and the large land animal when talking about chris christie actually help him? >>> here is your "first look" at sc

tune in for my hope america with billy graham. his birthday celebration underway in north carolina right now. don't miss the coverage tonight at 10 eastern. >>> now it's time to tell you a bit of what we are watching. we put together the best videos out there tonight. take a look. it's not what you usually see in an operating room. what a story this is. a breast cancer patient starting a flash mob in the or just minutes before her double mastectomy. debra cohen wanted to make sure that her doctors and her nurses, everybody in that room was in good spirits. she threw on a beyonce song and boogied with the surgical team. ♪ all the single ladies. >> she went in there in the right mood. we wish her a speedy recovery. good for all of them for chiming in and helping her out. watch this video a russian rocket blasting the olympic torch to outerspace. the crew took the torch to the international space station. astronauts are going to take the torch out on a little spacewalk. it's all part of the festivities for the 2014 winter games com

. >>> the reverend billy graham celebrating his 95th birthday with hundreds of family, friends and supporters in north carolina. businessman donald trump was there to wish him well and so was former vice presidential candidate sarah palin. happy birthday. >>> and it was a fairly quiet lunchtime at a "soprano's" restaurant until a car came flying through. amazingly, nobody got hurt in that. no dessert. just the check, please. >>> now to business. twitter had a blockbuster day of trading on the new york stock exchange with the stock finishes 70% over the initial asking price. a major victory for gay rights advocates. the senate passed the employment non-discrimination act banning employers from firing, refusing to hire or discriminate based on sexual orientation or gender identity. it now goes to the house. >>> the cadillac cts sedan, voter trends 2014 car of the year. she's a beauty. second such honor for the gm car in the past six year. >>> and moving to a whole new level. first the company's solid concepts successfully printed over 30 3d components producing their first printed metal 3d gun