got to bangkok and spent about six months in a safe house in bangkok because they couldn't get him onthe plane. he was so young that they're trying to get him a passport, you can't the way you get a phony passport is you would buy a legitimate passport off a tourist that they couldn't find any word it looked young enough for him to say look, this is me. so he's in a safe house for six months. then he gets on the ship. it breaks down in kenya. and he is six months in kenya, stuck there. and eventually the ship, the golden venture which sister ping and ah kay collaborate on, cayman taken a. it was a real nightmare for the 300 people on board. what happened basically was ah kay again was supposed to go and offload the ship. sister ping and the other snakehead were going to get them to do this. but the profits the snakehead trade was jerry at the time of so much there was a fight with him again. there was a rift. ah kay under brothers worked to go because she. the store get very weird. there was this one house by like it was a fuk ching safe house. the guys were all there hanging out, and

as though this was not a litany enough of errors, on a personal note, --died accidentally in bangkok in december of that same year. but i wanted to refer especially to the magical excess of this gathering in central park led by coretta scott king. weeks after the death of her husband. she has this to say. all "my dear friends, the peace and freedom, i come to new york today with a strong feeling of my husband snatched suddenly from our missed three weeks ago. you would've wanted me to be present today. though my heart is heavy with grief, from having suffered an irreparable loss, my faith is strong for today than ever before. i have suffered an irreparable loss and my faith is stronger than it ever was. as many of you probably know, my husband had accepted the invitation to speak to you today. paddy been here, -- had he been here, i'm sure there would have been a higher level of understanding. i want to share something. he scribbled notes on paper for his speeches. among these notes was once said he never delivered, perhaps they were his early thoughts for what he was to give you tod

bangkok, vietnam's. many assignments in different places. each time, there are different challenges, and i enjoy it all. i felt personally like i was getting ready to come here for this job. it is interesting, because we have places and things to get done here, and we got those things done, and having time and money prepared me for what work would be, getting things done. you are dealing with people and things. and it is the same thing here. >> what is your favorite part of this building? >> this office. it is very comfortable. is a great place to work and keep visitors. i am very big on delegating authority to everyone else to make decisions, but for instance, the law clerks, i see them, men and women who are dedicated and bright. but they will see whatever person or deputy is responsible for that area, e-mail them, call them by phone. they do not have to see me. so not all of them. >> do you remember your first as clerk? >> yes. i was clueless. i put on the air that i knew what i was doing. i walked around. be careful about making changes

david piper joins us via stream box from bangkok with more on this story, hello, david. >> hi, brian, yes, what started these attacks was a ruling by malaysian court which said that non-muslims can refer to allah in their publications, now, the court ruling followed a petition by malaysia's roman catholic church whose main publication herald uses the word allah in the edition. and it applies to the bibles. more than 10,000 copies were seized last year by authorities because they translated god as allah. now, the herald says it's edition is read mainly by christian indigenous tribes, who speak languages and pray mostly in merlay. and there are substantial ethic chinese and indian minorities who practice christianity, buzism and hinduism. the ruling angered many muslims who see it as a threat to their religion. >> we live in a multi-racial country with all harmony. everybody has been good, so good to each other, why there are some people trying to do all this p. i think they are so fool iish. >> the debate has though split the muslim community in malaysia with some scholars and m p's sa

david piper has the story from bangkok, thailand. >> what started these attacks, was from the malacia, that said christians. court ruling followed the petition by roman catholic church which many publication use the word allah in the edition. the ruling applies to malay language bibles, more than 10,000 copies by authorities because they translated god as allah. they say it's read by christian tribes. and they speak of languages but pray mostly in malay. it's many muslim but there is chinese and indian minorities that practice buddhism and behind due. they see it as threat to their religion. >> it's muslim... we live in a multiracial can country with all harmony. everybody has been so good to each other. why there are some people trying to -- i think it's foolish. >> reporter: the debate has split the muslim community in malaysia with some scholars saying that christians ought to be able to use the word. >> julie: david, thank you. >> gregg: a beloved mexican priest is accused of selling the sacrament. we're calling immigrant families being charged nearly $200 for confirmations and ba

bangkok, vietnam. many assignments in different places. each time, there are different challenges, and i enjoy it all. i felt personally like i was getting ready to come here for this job. it is interesting, because we have places and things to get done here, and we got those things done, and having time and money prepared me for what work would be, getting things done. you are dealing with people and things. and it is the same thing here. >> what is your favorite part of this building? >> this office. it is very comfortable. it's a great place to work and keep visitors. i am very big on delegating authority to everyone else to make decisions, but for instance, the law clerks, i see them, men and women who are dedicated and bright. but they will see whatever person or deputy is responsible for that area, e-mail them, call them by phone. they do not have to see me. so not all of them. >> do you remember your first as clerk? >> yes. i was clueless. i put on the air that i knew what i was doing. i walked around. be careful about making change