joel osteen is here live. i'll ask him about haiti and faith. how can something so unfair be reconciled wi reconciled faith? the alleged christmas bomber is talking again and we have the inside details of how authorities may have won his cooperation to prevent any attacks on the country. first up wi start with haiti, child trafficking or good intentions gone wrong? that's the question tonight. that and 33 kids. they are now in limbo and so are the parent that is gave up some of them to a group of american missionaries from idaho caught to bring the kids across the board entire the dominican republic. they're in a haitian jail. that's them right there a judge is weighing charges. the state department said it's up to haiti what happens next. there are a lot of moving parts to the story, though. there's a he lot of raw emotions, of course, and in a moment a closer look at the church group in question. first, the latest from haiti. karl penhaul joins us now. you've been tracking this for days now. what have you just learned? >> reporter: well, of co

tonight i want to dig deeper in our big "360" interview with joel osteen, senior pastor of the lakewoodon. his congregation funds two missions in haiti and his brother, paul, a surgeon, has just returned from haiti. pastor osteen joins me now. thanks for being with us. >> thanks, anderson. >> how can you explain -- how can god allow something like this to happen. i know it's a simple and obvious question, but it's the question that always comes up in something like this. >> i don't think any of us have the answer. i mean, god is a sovereign god, but, you know, we live in a world that's not a perfect place. i mean, the scripture talks about even jesus himself said, in this world you'll have difficulty, challenges, one part even specifically says famines, earthquakes, trouble like that. we don't know. but i do know this, like you witnessed down there, in these times of need, in times of crisis, when you turn to your faith, you can feel a strength and a peace that only god can give. and really, it's the difficult times when you need your faith. >> it was remarkable. we would drive down a s

tonight we have pastor joel osteen reconciling religion with iter destruction. with a tie -- >> it feels strange. >> larry: i bet. at the top of the hour. shoshana johnson is with us. her terrific book is "i'm still standing." you decided you should write to get out of the army because he had problems with blatant resentment and pettiness from fellow officers. what do you mean? >> there seemed to be a lot of resentment of the attention i got, all the media, going to certain events, even military events they complained about the color of my lipstick to the color of my nail polish, which is really silly because i used them before i was deployed. >> what rank were you? >> specialist e-4. >> larry: you get a pension for life, right? >> yes, i will. >> larry: what is ahead now? what are you doing? >> i'm in culinary school in el paso, texas. i'm enjoying it and raising my daughter. just enjoying life as much as i can. >> larry: how do you look back at your military career? >> i loved it. i enjoyed being in the military, and i don't regret for one second joining up. i