the charge against warren jeffs -- sexual abuse of underage girls.fter an intensive trial, the man who married over 80 women was sentenced to prison for the sexual assault of two girls, ages 12 and 15. though he is serving a life sentence, 8,000 people in this town still call him their prophet, and they're wary of outsiders. >> it's not any of you guys' beeswax. >> reporter: but from behind prison walls, jeffs continues to issue edicts. >> at home, you couldn't have any toys. you couldn't ride bikes either. >> no sex between husband and wife. >> reporter: according to former members, jeffs designated 15 men to father all the children in the community. >> if a woman wants to have a baby or whatever, she has to go to one of those 15 men. >> reporter: this week, former flds member andrew chatwin showed us how jeffs is separating families. >> this house is full of young men. i've heard it's down to 12 years old. >> reporter: some believe he wants control over the children. he says he's having revelations from god about who to banish from the community. >

the charge against warren jeffs. after a trial the man who married over 80 women was sentence to prison for the sexual assault of two girls ages 12 and 15. though he is serving a life sentence, 8,000 people in this town still call him their prophet, and they're wary of outsiders. >> not any of you guys' beeswax. >> reporter: from behind prison walls, jeff continues to issue edepicts. >> can't have toys. couldn't ride bikes either. >> no sex between husband and wife. >> reporter: according to former members, jeff's designated 15 men to father all the children in the community. >> if a woman wants to have a baby or whatever, she has to do it with one of those 15 men. >> reporter: this week, former member edwin chatman showed us how jeffs is celebrating families. >> this house is full of young men down to 12 years old. >> reporter: some believe jeffs wants control over the children. he says he is having revelations from god on who to banish from the community. >> a mother living in a 16 x 16 shed with seven children. >>

we learned that warren jeffs convicted of abusing young girls he called his brides is still sending orders to his followers from prison. amy robach on the investigation tonight. >>> and late shift. the big shake-up in our tv tradition and memories. >> what was the point of this? >> it's official. the old guard is moving out. tonight the younger guys are in. what's the new secret to make us laugh? >>> good evening. we begin with a video delivering searing proof that people can be bullied at any age. a basketball coach from rutgers university caught on tape attacking his college players, some of them scholarship kids, some of them apparently enduring it for years. today that coach was fired and he spoke out about what everyone can now see, thanks to an espn investigation and abc's gio benitez has the latest tonight. >> reporter: watch as rutgers head basketball coach mike rice rages at his players. grabbing them, kicking them, even firing a basketball at one player's head. if that isn't enough, there's the verbal abuse -- the anti-gay slurs. >> you -- fairies! >> reporter: today, less than 2

katie: warren jeffs? >> yes. katie: he's still controlling, i understand, many members. >> all members. katie: how does he do that? he's in prison serving a life sentence. ruby, you would know that. how does he allegedly control these people? >> at times when we were having sunday church, he would call in, and he would only have a certain amount of time to talk, and he ould talk to the people, and give the revelations that are from god. katie: how did you finally escape, ruby? >> i planned this out. my husband was gone to work, i packed my bags, put them out in the van. and, when he got home from work, he tried convincing me to stay. very strongly. and i looked at him and i said i can't do it anymore, i need to get away. so i got in the van and i drove out to my brother's house. he's not a part of the community anymore. stayed there for a few days. contacted my sister. katie: and flora, you had tried to help ruby leave on several occasions prior to that and were unsuccessful. >> ruby is the reason i came back and

tucked away in their private compound, following the teachings of their self proclaimed prophet, warren jeffs. it appears the picture of modesty. but allegations of abuse against the groups most vulnerable members, women and children. in 2008, authorities raided an flds compound amid reports

this one is about a compound once owned by warren jeffs, the mormon fundamentalist leader who is currentlyd for sexual assault and aggravated swaument sexual assault of children. a room has heavy wooden doors with walls more than a foot thick. the paper reached out to the flds seeking comment but their calls were not immediately returned. >>> there are some new twists today in that terror plot thwarted in canada. two men are accused of plotting to derail a passenger train that runs between new york and montreal. at issue is why one of the suspects who had been convicted of serious crimes was not already deported. joining me now, toronto globe and mail national security reporter collin frees. welcome, collin. >> thank you. >> so for those unfamiliar, can you give us a quick sense of this alleged terror plot? how much devastation it might have caused had it some to fruition? >> that's a very difficult question to answer, alex, because the police say this plot was not imminent and it may have been more aspirational. what we do know is the two men who are arrested stand accused of wanting to d

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