and it's not for nothing that the main biography on young john wesley is named "strange fires." and you can sort of figure that out for yourself. he had a few problems with some of the young women here in the colony of georgia. [laughter] i mentioned a religious haven. the jews came here in 1733 from portugal. soon after germans and no rave yangs came. they tended to settle up in ebeneezer and founded their church which is about 20 miles up the road. because the germans wanted as much as possible to preserve their language, they religion and their customs, a little bit more than rest of us here in savannah. christ church is a manifestation of this being an english colony founded in 1733 and sit on johnson square. anglican church at that time, and you had people like john and charles wesley and george whitfield considered the most universeally acclaimed evangelist in the world at that time who when he was here founded america's first orphanage which was bethesda, which is, remain bethesda. these were followed by scottish presbyterians who were the genesis of the presbyterian chur

as a matter of fact the young evangelist, john wesley, who came over to evangelize the greek indians could speak five languages. that is before he stormed back to england to found the methodist religion and wrote about a year being in a savannah. i shook off my feet and left georgia after having preached the gospel there as i was able, end of quote. so he left a rather disgruntled. it's nothing of the main biography young john wesley is named strange lawyers and you can sort of figure that out for yourself. a few problems with so many young women here in georgia. i mentioned a religious haven for jews came in 1733 from portugal. soon after the contemporary german sulzberger's came the tended to settle a outside of savanna in ebenezer and founder of their church, which is about 20 miles up the road because the germans wanted as much as possible to preserve their language, religion and customs in a little bit more than the rest of us here in savannah. it is a manifestation of this being an english colony in 1733 on johnson square, anglican church at the time and people like john and ch

it is not for nothing that the main biography on young john wesley is a strange fire, and you can't figure that out for yourself. a few problems with some of the young women. i mention their religious seven. the jews came in in 1733 from portugal. soon after our contemporary german sulzberger's came. they tended to settle of sight of savannah which is about 20 miles up the road. the germans wanted as much as possible to preserve their language to religion, and other customs a little bit more than the rest of us here in savannah. christ church is a manifestation of this being an english colony founded in 1733, anglican church. you had people like john and charles wesley and george whitefield considered the most universally acclaimed evangelists in the world who would he was year founded america's first orphanage which remains the best. these were followed by a scottish presbyterians who were the genesis of the presbyterian church dow on wall street. and just a generation or two later you have the founding of the oldest black church in america which is represented, first african baptist chur

cnn as well as john burns on the ground in tripoli and wesley clark. >>> an emotional day in the caseyhony murder trial. graphic photos of her daughter, caylee shown in court showing her skull, including a closeup of duct tape on her nose and mouth area. gary tuchman was in court. we'll talk to him and dr. drew pinsky about how casey anthony's stories don't add up. we'll learn new lies she told to her brother. >>> also 5-year-old kirk murphy was enrolled in a government study aimed at making efem net boys more masculine. kids like kirk are being sent to something called reparative therapy. that's part three of our 360 investigation. uncovering the truth. those stories and more at the top of the hour. more piers morgan in a moment. >>> so one of the little known things i think about you is this extraordinary story on 9/11. you had an office in cantor fitzgerald's office block. a friend of yours allowed you some office space, and you were 20 minutes late for work. you were going to go in to work that day and just weren't quite on time as you would have been. >> i was sitting at the "good

arizona will pronounce that even under the seat of john mccain they're still down with liberty there's going to be down dance party there at the wesley bolin plaza in phoenix arizona memphis tennessee and overton park at noon i guess the hour i will be watching and down south in atlanta dancers will be celebrate not just thomas jefferson but m.l.k. another champion of liberty that event will be at the freedom walkway at the king center at noon sharp austin texas will have their dance of the texas capitol building the texas two step there and no word on whether or not the state senate will bring in the t.s.a. to first the bad dancers at the state houses in denver colorado columbus ohio madison wisconsin lansing michigan rally north carolina in carson city nevada they will all. so be rock says americans harness their rights to free expression again at noon but that's just what we know of here in the united states let's bring of the world wide map all right our canadian friends have heard all about this event and they'll be partying up in ontario at the northwest corner of victoria park eleven am and as i said across the pond in paris i

also joining us, john burns from tripoli who got the ball rolling this week. and by phone, wesley clark, senior fellow at ucla. fran, basically nato sees it as well within the scope of its mandate to target gadhafi. can you tell us as much as you can about how you got the information? >> it was a sort of interesting cat and mouse conversation. i was speaking to the senior nato military official and said from the looks of things, just as you laid out, looks pretty much like you're targeting him personally. and he wouldn't really answer the question and said let me say it this way. if our mission, under the u.n. resolution, is to protect civilians and gadhafi is the commander in chief, we take all sorts of measures to knock out their infrastructure, their military capabilities so they can't attack civilians. the commander in chief of the military that's doing these attacks is a legitimate target. i asked a second time, are you saying you're targeting gadhafi? he said, i'm saying that i think under the u.n. resolution he's a legitimate target. now, this is a single military official

ellington was je john in a court filing obtained by our affiliate, edwards says answering questions under oath would violate his fifth amendment right not to incriminate himself. >>> now to wesleyrving time for tax evasion. he keeps appealing but he keeps being denied. first we're going to look at wesley snipes. monday, the u.s. supreme court said it would not hear the actor's latest appeal. richard, was it a strong case he made as to why he should be given a new appeal, a new trial? >> well, he said he couldn't get a fair trial in ocala, florida, because that's the hotbed of klan activity. he's brought allegations in florida naming florida as his residence. it was a stupid, ridiculous appeal and it was not such a hot defense. although at trial, you'll remember he got acquitted of the felony charges, only got convicted of the misdemeanor charges and the judge slammed him with a very harsh prison sentence here. we're talking $40 million for which he failed to file tax returns and pay taxes on. >> avery, wesley snipes, he can fight vampires but when he goes up against the irs, it's just not going to win. do you really think -- is it enough now? should he just basically accept the