we just heard that some traditionalists best chance of renewal is embracing orthodoxy. but one church has its own way of facing the tension in modern catholicism. brothers and sisters, be subordinate to one another out of reverence to christ. i grew up in a small town in a catholic family, went to a jesuit university and i went to a catholic law school. matthew is a 30-year-old lawyer living in new york city. he attends mass at the church of st. paul the apostle every sunday. why do i go to church? it is to me a sense of community, a moral compass, a way to order one s life. he also happens to be gay, openly so since college.
the secretary arrived at the church earlier than normal that day. the preacher said he had no clue why anybody would target them. maybe he s deranged or something or maybe he s ju just maybe he just hates churches maybe he just hates churches. the reverend says he s ramping up security ahead of easter weekend and also attacks on two nearby churches. live at the church of st. mark in brooklyn, new york. i understand the fire there almost destroyed some 200 years of history. reporter: that s right. this church was built in 1835. i m here in the church s office where there s hundreds of years of people s history and birth certificates and death certificates. this is where the fire was lit. it happened right behind me in this window. the suspect pushed a piece of lit newspaper through this window and actually lit a box of candles on fire.
rest. but they have a beautiful screen with silver and gold depictions of the holly family and this is holy family and this is athena s grasp between heaven and earth and another small alter as well. here in bethlehem we have christmas three times. on september 25th for the western right and the catholics that celebrate mass there and bring a doll of jesus and put it in the grotto of the nativity, on january 7th we have greek orthodox christmas and thenar meany and christmas. so it is a very religious place. this is a totally different world. we have stepped from the east into the west and we ve walked into the mid even cloister of the church of st. catherine,
places like havasu and vegas, it s going to be tough. thank you. stay inside. later this morning, a final farewell to james gandolfini. a public service will be held in new york. broadway paid final respects to the actor dimming the lights in honor of his work on the stage. this morning, service held at the church of st. john the divine. he died of a heart attack working on a vacation in rome. coming up, minutes before he was shot to death, unarmed dean ager, trayvon martin calls his friend. he told her about the neighborhood watchman following him. a rare sight off the coast of california. megapond. dolphins a lot of them. what they are doing there and why, when we come back. megapod. [ male announcer ] my client gloria has a lot going on in her life. wife, mother, marathoner. but one day it s just gonna be james and her.
zi r zoraida sambolin is off today. we begin with breaking news. hazmat crews at the scene of this spectacular fire. it s raging in ohio right now after a train that was pulling several tankers derailed just before 2:00 this morning eastern time. this was an accident that happened in the north end of columbus. flames can be seen apparently for miles. witnesses reporting in that they could see this a long way off. christine romans has been monitoring the fire and ensuing issues that will come with it. she joins us now live with the story. residents were also saying they could feel it and they could hear it for miles away. 100 cars on this train, four or five of them, looks like they derailed. four or five of those were hauling tankers of chemicals. police say possibly sulfur. a local media report saying four or five of these are burning, raging here. in fact, it is so intense the flames, they re trying to get a look aboveground, trying to bring in air support to see exactl