they just wanted to know about the bible. >> reporter: where did you leave the bible, exactly?uting there, i went to the restroom and i thought that might be a good place to leave the bible as opposed to the hotel because i figured there might be fewer security people there. once i saw the restroom, i thought that would be a good place to do it. >> had you brought it with you? >> yes, i had it in my coat. >> why did you leave it behind? >> i heard about the persecution of the christians. it was not a church sponsored thing. it was my only personal mission trip. >> reporter: so you left it behind hoping that somebody would find it? >> right. >> reporter: did you know that this was a crime in north korea? >> i knew it was not welcome. the people that were caught, especially the locals, would be severe persecution and sometimes pay the ultimate price. >> reporter: were you afraid carrying it around? >> i was a little nervous. >> randi, why does he think he was released as opposed to the two other americans, matthew miller and kenneth bae? >> reporter: i asked him that, wolf. it tu

belt. >> you live in the bible belt?>> yeah. >> you ought to know differently. >> yeah. >> when sharon and scott lane asked their local school district why creationism was taught to their son. >> they said you are in the bible belt. >> she made the comments if you were in a foreign country you would have to get used to their religions. >> the lanes were in the superintendent's office that day because they were troubled by their son's science test. this question was a regular feature often his exams. answer it the way the teacher wanted and get extra credit. answer it any other way and risk the teacher's anger. >> as you see here. let me scroll down. the last answer for every one of the tests and i've got i don't know, 20 tests in here. >> isn't it amazing what the blank has made, lord. >> yes. >> the lanes son, we'll call him c. c. was a student at the negrete school, kindergarten through 12th grade. the school is lo located at the border between louisiana and texas. travel these rural roads and signs of deep christian f

and also mayor parker, did you get the bible i sent? we have new details about the houston pastors ordered to turn over their sermons, that's tonight. (applause) and welcome to huckabee. thank you for watching tonight. the elections coming up are important. but america can't be fixed by mere lekszs. our great republic has lost sense of common sense. ebola comes to the city. our government treats us like idiots and tell us it is better to let people from infected countries to travel here than contain them where they are. that is like saying we can contain the inmates in the prisones if we takedown the fences. and speaking of prisones, detainees whined they will not leave their sales if female guards escort them. i have been to gitmoand they have muslim approved meals that cost two and half-times what it costs to feed the military personnel that guard them. they have arrows pointing to mecca and given time and a prayer rug for the rituals five times a day and they get to keep their beards to accommodate their religion. ditto for hasan who

. >> i think the bible was another star of this movie. i found that interesting how important -- i take it read is these stories you realize how important -- >> their faith was essential. their faith was essential. it's interesting because the character of jeremiah in the film played by garrett, i wanted to have a discussion of faith that was not political. i wanted to get faith in its essence, in its purest form. and it was -- >> it doesn't feel evangelist tick. >> no, not at all. >> it's very present. it's a fact. part of being a screen writer is you are an anthropologist and you're observing everything and that bible was something that several of the boys managed to take the bible with them. and it sustained them. it's interesting because you can say, but this war was caused by religion. and they'll say but my religion is why i'm still alive. >> i was going to say, i ask you, the importance of faith and it's a big part of this movie. obviously religion tore these countries apart. >> well, faith is what gives you hope to want to see tom

the bible claims to have the power of conversion given a chance to see what happens.believe what other people have told you, don't believe the myth makers about the bible being the method. give it a chance. even if your not looking at it thinking it is the word of god. and that which as governor at of the state of missouri brought some of his law school classmates home to visit his parents during the christmas break, pretty much every year. one of those years he brought steve springer. there were sitting around a fireplace. i always believed in god instead of giving to of getting defensive in the course of our discussion went to his guest bedroom, got his bible, brought it back and showed me a reference bible, he showed me how to passages in the old testament would interconnect with passages in the old testament and the new testament. i did not know if was that's dramatically integrated and was kind of block away. that was just one seat that would later come to fruition some 20 years -- welcome i don't know how long, but quite a few years later when i became a believe

i hope she gets thousands and thousands of sermons and bibles.applause) tom is the pastor of the vietnamese baptist church and came to america to escape the communist government who controlled how he worshipped. he was subponed. and pastor, you escaped the tyranny of communism in vietnam. one of the original boat people who got out when you were escaping for your life. when you came to america. did you ever think that the government of the united states, acting through one of its mayors would ask you to cough up your sermon so they could approve them? >> never, in my entire thought would it happen to us in america. you must be a little disconcerted that this is required of you and requested of you. do you plan to give your sermons to the mayor of houston? yes, she can have my sermon, but not my subpeona. our sermon is stream lined and millions of people are watching in the other parts of the world. and it is it made public. but to demand i turn in my sermon and communication and correspondence it violates the nation what it stands for. >> when yo

. >> the bible says heal the sick, cast out demons, and raise the dead. jesus was raised from the dead. a lot of people were. that is kind of the basis of christianity. >>> and a female inmate keeps a grim secret from her two best friends. >> i just don't want them to stop talking to me, stop caring for me, i don't want them to think i'm that person. i'm not that person. >> you've got to show me where to go. >> oh, you've never been to jail before? >> no, i haven't. >> oh, yeah, i believe that one. >> every week 1,200 men and women are arrested and booked into the orange county jail in southern california. some will be released in hours. others could be here for years, until their charges are resolved. they always begin their time at the intake center located at the central jail facility. >> orange county jail system is considered a mega jail. we have the ability to house over 7,000 inmates at one time. and the challenges we face pretty much reflect, to a certain degree, the challenges the community faces with gang affiliations, with drug abuse, mental pr

and also mayor parker, did you get the bible i sent? >>> mayor parker, did you get the bible i september? we have got more about the houston pastors ordered to turn over their sermons, that's tonight. >>> and welcome to huckabee, thank you for watching tonight. the elections coming up are genuinely important, but america can't be fixed by mere elections anymore. our great republic is morally and spiritually bankrupt and it's lost any semblance of common sense. ebola comes to our cities and while there's not a big chance of it affecting many of i.ámus, government -- it's better to let people from infected countries to travel her than to detain them where they are. we -- take down the fences that and speaking of prisons. this week detainees at guantanamo bay whined that they aren't going to leave their cells if female guards escort them because they don't want to be touched by a woman who's not their relative. i have been to gitmo and they're already accommodated with special muslim approved meals that cost 2 1/2 times what it costs to fe

>> you know i'm a bible man. i study the bible constantly. i teach the bible.conductor. and i have a lot of people, studies. but, also, i see how small things really help people to get over humps in their life. gives them direction. and, so, i talk to young people to try to get them to realize how ma how much power they have. people won't know for 20 years, oh, yeah, i'm a guitarist. so, when i see young artists, no matter what they're doing and what they play. i try to point out what it is that is sticking out. that has inspired me all those years ago. grant green, wes montgomery. and there's a story in there, i must mention and show you how it works. montgomery was with a&m records. that's what it used to be. he had a conversation with herb albert one day and he said, have you heard of a kid named george benson and herb said, no. he said, you will. that's all he said. when he passed away, montgomery in '68, herb albert asked his producer, creed taylor, you ever heard of a kid named george benson? and he said, yeah, i know him. he said, you know him? could you

. >> franklin does bible study, you know, every day. he basically walks around in his cell preaching to himself. you got a lot of guys, they call it jailhouse religion. you're doing it on is outside, all of a sudden when you get to jail, all of a sudden you're a holy roller. >> i don't hide behind anything. what i do is i just basically keep my head on straight by not thinking about what i'm here for, you know. >> what franklin is here for is the stuff of nightmares. he has pled guilty and is awaiting sentencing on four convictions. rape by force, sodomy of a helpless victim by force, robbery, and illegal use of a firearm. according to prosecutors, franklin contacted two women on a website known for escort service ads. he met them at a hotel where he drew a gun and forced each woman to have sex with him. then authorities say he made them have sex with each other. after franklin left the hotel, the women called 911 and he was soon apprehended. despite his guilty plea, franklin has a different way of looking at it. >> people have differen

well, this was seemingly all over a bible being left behind somewhere. if you think about some of our american viewers, hotels in the states come with bibles. i know north korea is a much different place. and all the for folks back at fowle's church are waiting for his return. what did he do that was so bad in the first place? >> yes, anybody who has been in north korea will tell you it is a completely different reality, a reality so far removed from anything that is familiar in the united states and many other countries around the world, specifically when it comes to the independent practice of religion. when you drive around this country you see pictures of the leaders, the kim family regime who has held power in this country since the end of the korean war. they have ruled korea really with an iron fist, and independent religion is viewed as a serious threat to the regime and that country. that is why you have the missionary kenneth bey, accused of trying to overthrow the government. you had jeffrey fowle leaving his bible in a club, he was allowed to

i took the bible back to him and he was emotional.let your ego get into it zero or assume you have to see immediate results are you are failing because you don't know the seeds that you can plant. [applause] and ultimately with that intellectual belief i have read all the books some before i became a believer in some after so i cannot tell you what happened first but the tipping point came at a christian businessman prayer group when there was a celebrity speaker speaking in after he spoke we were asked to sign a card if we wanted to learn more about jesus christ. someone who led me? i signed it and within a few days we were meeting in three of my friends and peter was one of them i think he was already a believer but they took us through a book called first steps introduced as to the foreign fought battle scripture is godfrey. when i found out be profit mica predicted the town jesus would be born and i saw in the prophecies of isaiah and psalms about the specifics of his life on earth and death and resurrection to the point he will b

nonetheless, jeffrey fowle just left a bible. it was an offense but it wasn't one of those mortal offenses that the north korean regime takes great offense to. so this is, i think, predictable in one sense. we just didn't know the timing. and i'm a little surprised that it occurred so quickly. >> how does it play into the mystery around what was for 40 days, we didn't see the leader of north korea, kim jong-un, and then they release still photos of him with a cane. how does that play into this, a high-level delegation a week ago was sent to south korea? >> i don't think anyone knows the connection between the release of this american and the reappearance of kim jong-un. that's one of those mysteries that are going to have to be solved later. but one of the things about this regime right now is that it's producing a lot of news. and that really means that something is going on. so in one way, all of these events will be connected. at this point we just don't know how. >> i want to bring in our global affairs correspondent, elise l

they are against everything about the christianity bible.eal. >> how did that come about? how did you find that belief system? >> well, i got tired of my dad and everything. me and my dad don't have the best relationship in the whole wide world. and he likes to preach. so i mean -- he's a southern baptist. so i turned in to a satanist. i didn't tell my mom and dad about it. i just went ahead. they found out one day, especially when i got the tattoos and they are mad. i can't come home because of the tattoos. they are pissed. >> what's on your face. >> 666, pent gram, upside down cross, demon pride on my neck. got them all over me. 38 of them. >> you live in tulsa, oklahoma. in the heart of the bible belt. >> uh-huh. and you walk around like this. >> oh, yeah. i like it. >> why? >> because it's different from everybody. it helps me to be myself. yeah, it's lonely. hard to be able to talk to people. you are like man, i want to talk to somebody today and you don't get to talk to him because no one wants to hang around you because of what you lo

. >> you guys have been studying the bible. far back do you think prejudice goes. >> i have never had an issue. i have never had an argument. i have never had a problem. slowly as these guys would talk to each other they realize that the person you are inside has nothing to do with the color of your skin. because you are accused of a crime doesn't mean you did it. so the gang dropouts would sit with the homosexuals or sit with the child molesters, sit with the rapists they could put their differences aside while they sat and read the bible. >> while deputy vail supports the service, others on staff remain cautious. >> i have been here before. i have seen a lot of people come to the church service they all enjoyed it. problem is, we're mixing everybody together. stuff could go side ways at any minute. >> the service started when he noticed big mo reading the bible in his cell. >> i would go by big mo's cell, see him praying. spend a lot of time with his bible. other people were noticing it. he would notice people who needed help

don't be leads the bible being the math. if you're not looking at it thinking it the word of god you might find out later that it is. i had a friend who is the lieutenant governor in missouri who brought his classmates home to visit his parents during the christmas break pretty much every year and he brought steve springer. we were sitting around the fireplace and talking about christianity. i always believed in god but i didn't necessarily believe in the bible or necessarily that jesus was divine. steve, instead of getting defensive in the course of the discussion went to his guest bedroom, got the bible, brought it back and showed me a reference bible and showed me how passages in the old testament were interconnected with the old testament and the new testament and how integrated it wasn't frankly i'm embarrassed to admit how ignorant i was but i didn't really know that it is that fanatically integrated and i was kind of blown away that i was just one seed that would later come to fruition some 20 years while i don't know

>> he's touched off a religious war in the bible belt. on one side, the satan-loving preacher and his followers threatening to desecrate one of the holy sacraments of the catholic church. on the other, more than 1,000 protesters fighting to stop him. is this freedom of religion or hate speech? >> you're playing god, it sounds like. >> i can. >>> plus, liquid gold. that coffee costs how much? from brooklyn to the bio, customers are digging into their wallets for artis nall coffee. is it really worth it? >>> and, the palins unplugged. bristol and sarah palin caught on tape after a wild party turns into what witnesses describe as an epic drunken brawl. what the new audio reveals tonight. >> draks me across the grass, you [ bleep ], you [ bleep ]. >> but first, the "nightline" five. >> put your hands together for new nestle tollhouse delightfuls morsels. the chocolate you love filled with peanut butter, cherry and mint. new nestle tollhouse delightfuls. bake some love. >>> if your suffering from constipation or irregularities, powders may day

i hope she gets thousands and thousands after sermons and bibles.ohn glen is the pastor of the vietnamese pastor of the church in houston, he came to america to escape a communist government who tried to control who and how he worships. he's one of the pastors who dry -- an alliance of freedom attorneys. and pastor wen, i want to start with you, because you escaped the tierny in vietnam. one of the boat people who got out of that country when you )!u life. when you came to america, did you ever think that the government of the united states, acting through one of its mayors would ask you to cough up your sermons so they could approve them? >> never would i have thought this would happen to us here in america. >> you must be a little bit disconcerted that this has been required of you or requested of you, do you plan to give your sermons to the mayor of houston. >> she can have my sermon, but not my subpoena. my sermon is to the people watching in vietnam and other parts of the world, it's made public. but to the man that i turn in my sermon and comm

we are here to beg the mercy of god on our city, which is what the bible tells us to do. and we're also here as i said from every race and creed and ethnic group to try to show people that there's a unity in jesus christ we have, that supersedes all of those human differences. man, our world really needs to see that right now. >> thank you, lon, very much. again, it gets going at 1:00. the prayer card has been handed out that says rain or shine, and the cushions for kneelers. so come on out. the rain is not going to stop these folks. reporting live on the national mall, john gone dallas -- >> you're sticking around? >> absolutely. >> ok. >> back to you. >> all right, johnny g., thanks for that. stick around. in the meantime, today, of course, columbus day. this morning there was a celebration at columbus park, located in front of union station t. included music from the united states marine band, as well as speeches about the significance of columbus and voyages. the celebration was sponsored by the national christopher columbus association. >> well, you can see there fro

he was arrested for leaving a bible in a hotel. the obama administration says they're working on the release of two other americans detained in north korea. >> we get this. saudi arabia's top muslim cleric said twitter is, quote, evil and nothing more than a source of lies. >> okay, so listen, we agree, right? everybody, we good with that on some base, about twitter being evil and a source of lies? >> was for me yesterday.

he was reported to have will left a bible in the toilet of a restaurant. he was detained when he tried to leave the country. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry said after his release there was no quid pro quo involved. much delight that you'd expect from ohio. we'll bring you more on that a little later here on "gmt." jeffrey is back on what he would see home ground there in ohio. >>> let's move back now to sierra leonn to the capital free town where the outbreak appears to be getting worse. so far, most cases are away from the capital city. experts say there are now like 20 deaths a day being reported many and around the capital. the world health organization says a treatment is being developed using a serum taken from the blood of hose that survived infection. w.h.o. emergency committee is meeting today to discuss the outbreak. from today in the u.s., passengers from ebola infected countries have to enter one of five designated airports. >>> let's start though in west africa. more than 300 homes are quarantined on the out skirts of free town. there's

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, and showed me the bible. said yeah. >> reporter: he had terrifying thoughts. >> this could be the end of life as i know it. could be the end of job, family. >> reporter: fowle was held in a hotel, then a room in a hospitality center. >> i was treated fairly well. i was never physically abused. always had enough -- usually too much to eat. >> reporter: he was escorted on a daily walk but was isolated for 23 hours a day, watching tv, mostly propaganda of kim jong-un. he wrote letters to his wife and children, now tough to read. >> until i get home -- this is hard. until i get home, you'll have to step up and be the man of the house. >> reporter: fowle said he was sustained by his faith and a desire to help christians practice their religion freely. so you wanted to -- >> well, i wanted to do something to help the underground church. i read the stories of the persecution. >> reporter: then suddenly last week he was released, a u.s. government plane carried him home to ohio and his family. >> half a year without

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yes, he did leave a bible in a club in a northern port city. of course, anything that is religious and not state sponsored is more than frowned upon in north korea. it is seen as a hostile act against the regime and an attempt to topple the regime. but it's not as serious in north korea's eyes as the crimes from the other two u.s. citizens. >> of course, the question remains, if he's released, what about the other two americans? thank you so much. >>> to indiana we go where police are frantically searching abandoned homes. looking for more victims, maore bodies of a possible serial killer. and as they looked for bodies, possibly connected to darren van. the man police say led them to half dozen dead women in the last couple of days. everything was set in motion because of this young woman, her body, the discovery of 19-year-old hardy's body in this motel room in hammond over the weekend. van allegedly strangled her before placing her body in the bathtub. police are now saying today that there were signs of a struggle. as we mentioned, seven bod

and every morning, i read the bible. it's important to keep focused on that. >>> i take it very seriously, and i use science and, learn as much as i can. on the issue of climate change, it's clear that man is contributing to this problem. we're in south florida, and it seems to me, in south florida, we're ground zero for this esche am and my opponent, doesn't believe in it. and i believe it's happening. and i think we have an obligation to try to stop it. >>> that's why i held summits, and signed orders. >>> i grew up in a methodist church, and my mom, and my grand mother were christians, and i, jesus christ, is my safe i don't remember, and i -- i read the bible. and i like to listen to sermons, and my faith is very important to me and my family. >>> now, when i think about problems, i think about solutions, and global warming. what we have done is, focus on the solution, we spent 30 million to deal with sea level rise, and 100 million and increased the funding by 45%. and on top of all the other things, trying to move

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