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martha teichner will report our cover story. reporter: there it is. there she is. reporter: even now it can be upsetting to look at. the model and the mastectomy scar. when this photograph appeared on the cover of the new york times magazine in 1993, it was a bombshell. what s going on? what s wrong with this picture. reporter: model and artist wanted to confront americans with the reality of breast cancer. this sunday morning, we fast forward 20 years. we re fast approaching the 50th anniversary of the day martin luther king jr. delivered his i have a dream speech. the words remain with us to this day but what happened to dr. king s speech itself is the story james brown of cbs sports has to tell. one day in alabama, little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys. reporter: it s a speech that echos through history. because i have a dream today. reporter: on its 50th anniversary. so this is the actual speech. reporter:
AlabamaUnited-statesNevadaAustraliaBrooklynNew-yorkDelawareCaliforniaSan-diegoWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaMexico ever made in my life. reporter: that was the best decision you ever made in your life being on real housewives. we ll have the skinny on bethenny frankel. this is where the magic happens. reporter: later on sunday morning. osgood: scarlett johansson is a hollywood star now in the broadway spotlight performing one of the theater s classic roles. she ll be talking about that and other things this morning with anthony mason. would you like to know who it was? reporter: scarlett johansson said it s one of her most challenging roles playing maggie in tennessee williams play cat on a hot tin roof. the actress sits down for a rare interview to talk about going back to broadway, playing the black widow, and the nickname she hates. does anybody call you scar-jo at home? no. hopefully it will go away sometime. reporter: scarlett johansson, ahead on sunday morning. osgood: as the nfl season approaches its big super bowl finale, those who don t follow the game might
Boston-collegeMassachusettsUnited-statesMontanaMongoliaAustraliaDubaiDubayyUnited-arab-emiratesBrooklynNew-yorkRock-lakes most severely disabled are welcomed and put to work. and kim lawton reports on the st. olaf christmas festival in minnesota and the world-renowned st. olaf choir. welcome, i m bob abernethy. it s good to have you with us. as congress and the president struggle to reach an agreement on taxes and federal spending, religious leaders gathered on capitol hill to once again urge lawmakers to protect antipoverty programs. the interfaith group called cuts to those programs immoral. we as religious call on our country s leaders to not push the country s most marginalized peoples off the fiscal cliff, palestinians celebrated this week after the united nations general assembly voted overwhelmingly to recognize palestine as a nonmember observer state. many jewish groups denounced the u.n. action, saying it undermines future peace negotiations with israel. some u.s. christian and muslim leaders supported the move. the palestinians were not granted full u.n. membership, but the
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