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>> all of a sudden, a negative image of the man of the shroud pops out at him. it's like staring at the face of jesus. it suddenly turns the shroud from an object of religious devotion to an icon of scientific obsession. if you prove that the shroud of turin is real, you're proving that jesus christ existed. >> in 1978, former u.s. air force physicist john jackson from the shroud of turin research project was given unprecedented access to study the relic. >> you see the image of a human man. for example, we could see the head, crossed arms, elongated fingers.

Respected him and i always liked him as a person. he was a magnanimous person, a compassionate person. not only a man of vision, not only a good leader, but he was also a very human, human man. >> in the end you both won the nobel peace prize for that work, for bringing democracy to south africa. but there you were the white president of a minority regime and this towering moral figure came into your presence. what did you feel when you first saw him? what did he lock like? >> o'was, i studied a lot about him and i was briefed by those who were speaking to him while he was still in prison, but...

Not only a night leader. but he was also a very human, human man. >> in the end you both won a nobel peace prides for that work for bringing democracy to south africa. there you were the white president of a minority regime and this towering moral figure came into your presence. what did you feel when you first saw him? what did he look like? >> ah, he, i was, i studied a lot about him. i was briefed by those who were speaking to him while he was still in brinprison, but he impressed me, he was taller than i expected. he was ramrod straight. he looked one in the eye very directly. he was a goo...

Believe, wofd in 1998, when president clinton went to south africa, and then here in washington, d.c., the one that's most memorable, of course, was the state dinner that president clinton had for president mandela. even at that time, the closest i ever got to him was to take a few pictures of friends in the presence of mr. mandela. he's had an enormous influence in washington, d.c., starting, of course, with the protests against apartheid that caused members of congress and mince sisters, so many others to be arrested over the years, and to watch that transformation in south africa, and to se...

I remember being struck by even his speech pattern. it was like he came out of a different era. he came out of an age when giants walked the world, gandhi, churchill, fdr. he was really part of that world, had just been frozen in a jail for 27 years, but when he came out, it turned out he retained not just the speech patterns and some of the mannerisms and some of the formality, you remember the man who almost seemed to always wear a suit no matter where he went, until he left the presidency. he had this belief that it was very important to set certain standards and he demonstrated it with the...