." ♪ >> reporter: late friday night at the pure country bar in paducah, kentucky, a fight breaks out. this isn't your grandfather's bar fight. >> hurt like hell, but -- >> as soon as i tape you, let's pray. >> reporter: and some of these fighters give bible beaters -- >> father, we just thank you for the opportunity to go out tonight and to train and compete and -- >> reporter: -- a whole new meaning. >> as a brand new christian i was fighting all the way through bible college. i trained in the army on how to fight. this is just part of who i am. it's my dna. >> jab. one two. >> reporter: the leader of this unorthodox group of warriors is john renkin, an evangelical pastor and founder of extreme ministries. his church/gym is squeezed between the goodwill store and the beauty school in a clarksville, tennessee strip mall. at this church let's just say they don't quite believe in turning the other cheek. if jesus christ walked into a bar and saw you in a cage, bloody, with another guy also bloody, what in the world do you think jesus christ would think? >> he'd probably think, you know,

paducah will see rain before all is said and done.he great lakes, the western great lakes from green bay southward to chicago, we had a series of water spouts that popped up along parts of the coast, the western shores of lake michigan. we've got video believe it or not that shows some of the water spouts popping up. from wisconsin, moving right to -- actually left to right across the screen. incredible to see. frightening, too. that's real-time obviously been recorded. that's insane to see things pop up. tornado over parts of lake michigan. there's the potential we may see more of those today. possibly tornadoes in the southern half of the mississippi valley. the reason why we're seeing them, simple. let's go back to the weather maps as we do so. you're going to see -- this area of low pressure, frontal boundary that extends from the western great lakes clear to the mid mississippi valley. that's the place we're going to have the cold air invading from the north. it's going to interact with moist air from the south. obviously the bes

of the country with the potential of severe water through the mississippi river valley from near paducahng its way down to portions of arkansas. in the mid-atlantic, not too bad. a little humidity around. >> this >> and t >> and this weather report has been brought to you by usaa bank. dan, bianna? >> thank you, scott. >> coming up on "good morning america," one of the most amazing, one of the craziest stunts we have ever seen. this is a guy in a wingsuit diving out of a helicopter flying through a mountain. did he make it, and what is the personal story, the personal darkness that's driving him to do this? >>> plus, hello, operator. we spent the morning taking your calls yesterday after the show. what you asked and how we answered coming up. and how we answered coming up. exclusive to the military. and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we used to build usaa bank. from free checking to credit cards to loans, our commitment to the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. ♪ visit us online

and, then, head in towards parts of places like paducah and evansville, indiana, 3-4 inches of rain accumulatingthe forecast for the day today. eastern seaboard, doesn't really feel like fall, in fact warm and muggy conditions, continuing. all the way throughout maine and we'll see temperatures into the upper 70s, down across the south, 86 in atlanta, and feels like a midsummer day and across the west, it is hot and has been hot across texas all summer and look at these temperatures, towards montana, 92 degrees today in billings, montana and 92 in pueblo, colorado an 91 vegas and high temps will continue and it has cooled down the pacific northwest where we have the rain moving in and today, 63 in seattle and move forward to tomorrow, you are in the mid 50s and i hope you enjoyed your saturday and got out because we are starting to see more fall-like conditions move in there and we'll still be warm, denver, tomorrow, 86 and 78, in dave's favorite city, rapid city. all right, back to you. >> alisyn: here's our question to you, what would you do for $1500? would you go and, well... do you think th