during which time jason anderson, took over preacher duties. but then jason heard things. what happened to marie, but about polygamy. with other church leaders, he confronted james and tanya. >> reporter: this is a, forgive my saying, come to jesus moment? >> it was the hardest thing i've ever had to do, myself, personally, was to confront my pastor. >> reporter: this -- your mentor, your senior guy. >> yeah, right. sure. >> reporter: and james admitted it. he had been sleeping with two women, in the same house. but then, youth pastor jason told the detectives, in that cloistered setting, james kept talking, and told a terrible story. >> him and marie had had a physical altercation before she went missing. and she had scratched him on his arms. >> reporter: james insisted marie was still alive the last time he saw her. >> i was just so in shock of everything. >> reporter: that was it. he could not continue as pastor. james would have to resign. he announced that he and tanya were leaving town. >> they were supposed to leave the followin' morning to say goodbye to some chur

spokesperson for hillary clinton's campaign and manhattan institute's jason riley and contributed to the washington examiner, kristin anderson, thanks for being with us tonight. i have not yet read through this whole thing, it was filed in federal court in dc, more than a dozen people identified as honduran immigrants, citizens traveling on foot so they can seek asylum. we knew there would be legal challenges but this forced us to go through the court system and potentially the supreme court, something some folks might not have wanted, what they responding to. >> hard to file suit before the order is issued. thousands of people headed to the us border to flout our asylum laws, activists on both sides, this is not developed spontaneously, activists rounding up people, us attorneys going south to counsel people or coach them on what to say when they get to the border to apply. i think the president has a duty to enter, we are a sovereign nation, borders matter. i support legal immigration. and a proper process for changing laws if we ones more generous immigration policies. they are intent on making a scene at the us border an

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manhattan institute senior fellow jason riley and contributed to the washington examiner, kristen salters anderson. thank you for being with us. i haven't read through the whole thing. it's filed in federal court here in d.c. and it's got more than a dozen people identified as honduran immigrants, citizens were currently traveling on foot so they can't seek asylum. jason, we knew there would be legal challenges. but does this force us to actually go through the court system, potentially to the supreme court, some folks may not have wanted but it's been triggered. >> will have to see what's in the order that they are responding to first. it's very hard to file a suit before the order has been issued just on rhetoric with the threat of a suit taking place. shannon, we have thousands of people headed to the u.s. border to flout our asylum laws. you have activists on both sides of the border egging it on. it's not develop spontaneously organically. we've had our activists rounding up people and sending them north. u.s. attorneys going south to counsel people or i would say coach them on what to say wh

anderson? >> a lot to learn still. thank you very much. and in that piece, you saw jason coffman, his worst fears were confirmed today when he found out his son, cody, was killed. i want to show you more of what cody's dad said today. >> ever since my son was 3 years old, i coached him all the way up to where he played high school baseball, i was the coach. i did this, i did that. he was my fishing buddy. i fish all the time and that poor boy would come with me, whether he liked it or not, fishing on the boat. that's the kind of stuff that i am truly going to miss. i talked to him last night before he headed out the door. first thing i said is, please don't drink and drive. last thing i said was son, i love you. that was the last thing i said. >> earlier, i spoke with cody's friend, sarah, who says cody saved her life last night. sarah, i'm so sorry for all that you're going through right now. can you just walk us through what happened? when did you realize something was going wrong? >> well, i was just there for my friend's 21st birthday. we frequent borderline a lot and