scotland. what lu be watching for, michael? how will you judge the success or failure of this hugely important climate summit? thanks, wolf. it s good to be with you. i m actually somewhat optimistic. you know, what would success mean at cop26? flds it would mean a number of things. all of the major polluters exit to the sorts of reductions that we know we have to see if we re going to avert catastrophic warming of the planet. that s a roughly 50% reduction in carbon emissions within the next ten years. part of the some people are concerned at this point is that there is what we call an implementation gap, there s a gap between the words that politicians are using that world leaders are using, the commits they re making and the actual facts on the ground, whether they re doing anything to meet those commitments. here in the united states, for example, while the biden administration has committed to lowering carbon emissions by
this profits widow or, another mary man of his choosing. or what. doubt and guilt played ping-pong in her head. well, maybe they know better than i know, for them is the other part of you that says hold on a minute, there s something really wrong here. four days, the voices competed, tiktok, deadline coming. and then something clicked. and it hit me, you can leave. and i felt like this instant lift off of the strollers. but how could she leave? not like she could just roll out of the place in her prairie dress and start her brand-new life somewhere. the flds was all she had ever known. i was so distinctly remember thinking, if i leave who will i
several. one in particular featured a rather odd recording of warren jeffs having a mumbled conversation with a young girl. please get on the other side of the bed. reporter: a few days later warren jeffs appeared at a hearing to extradite him back to utah to face charges in elissa s case. are you warren jeffs? yes. all right, mr. jeffs. when i found out that he was caught, i was shocked. surely now, the rest of the flds people can see he s just a fake. everything that he was telling them that was evil and dark and wicked to do, he was out doing. reporter: and for a moment at least, it seemed as if the self proclaimed prophet was having some doubt of his own. this is a jailhouse meeting with one of warren jeffs brothers which just happened to be caught on camera. i am not the prophet. i never was the prophet, and i
the prophet was already facing? incentive to take a very long trip. even the fbi couldn t seem to find him. today, warren steed jeffs was placed on the fbi s 10 most wanted fugitive list. reporter: mind you, private investigator sam brower was hearing stories from his sources in the flds. he was traveling around the country going from state to state to state and just trying to stay hidden. reporter: on the road, it appeared, the prophet wasn t exactly practicing what he preached. he went to disneyland. he went to mardi gras and went to the strip clubs and had a good old time. reporter: warren also turned up here in west texas, very rural west texas, where he was helping to oversee the construction of a brand-new community for the flds, a place called the yearning for zion ranch, or yfz. far away from the prying eyes of the wider world but in a state where the age of consent, the age at which a person could
she was able to give me their family background, all the lineage. reporter: rebecca knew it all. because she personally helped compile it. i was there. and i saw, i heard, and i was involved with helping to gather this so it was the prophet s wives who came and helped sort them out. the different kinds of records putting all of the personal records together, all of the family records together. reporter: marriages. babies. blood lines. the whole intricate web. but there was one thing rebecca didn t know about. sarah barlow. the mysterious young woman whose call prompted the whole raid. that s because there was no sarah barlow. two weeks after the raid came a stunning surprise. the calls that triggered the raid were a fraud. a fake. the woman who made them from far away in colorado had nothing to do with the flds. her attorney said she suffered from multiple personality disorder. after pleading guilty to a