and fall in the new age movement. i have taken full and complete responsibility for what happened. i have done everything is asked of me. i have paid restitution. i think it s really important for me to communicate that james sure, liz neuman, and kirby brown were heroes, not victims. he is pays painting himself one who has suffered. reporter: jenny brown is kirby brown s mother. she says she hasn t seen the man who has taken responsibility for her daughter s death. i think you believes that but full responsibility to me would be i ve been rehabilitated because i now understand that what i did was dangerous and i will never do that again. reporter: kirby told that he would be a test for them. you would have to get to a point where you surrendered and it s okay to die. reporter: and sweltering temperatures, those same people who paid almost $10,000 to come to the sweat lodge were facing heat illnesses, dehydration and death but where is still cashing an end not
people were dead, and ray james went to prison for nearly two years, now he is a free man, more on the questions about what happened that day in the desert. and tonight for the first time since getting out of jail, james ray is here live to answer those questions. i want to begin with the story of how it went so very wrong for the king of self help. your greatest calling is to find your help. at the peak of his popularity, author james ray was a top motivator, giving speeches, writing books that reached the new york times best seller lists, even catching the attention of oprah. giving up the hope that the past could have been different. you released that. but true forgiveness. you say i don t want it to be different because there are so many gifts that came out of that. true forgiveness thank you for giving me that experience. he was also attracting flocks of people willing to pay thousands of dollars to attend the self-help boot camps. part of his philosophy, p
warriors paying $9,000 each. after two and a half hours, nine people were dead, and ray james went to prison for nearly two years, now he is a free man, more on the questions about what happened that day in the desert. and tonight for the first time since getting out of jail, james ray is here live to answer those questions. i want to begin with the story of how it went so very wrong for the king of self help. your greatest calling is to find your help. at the peak of his popularity, author james ray was a top motivator, giving speeches, writing books that reached the new york times best seller lists, even catching the attention of oprah. giving up the hope that the past could have been different. you released that. but true forgiveness. you say i don t want it to be different because there are so many gifts that came out of that. true forgiveness thank you for giving me that experience. he was also attracting flocks of people willing to pay thousands of dollars
assassination of president kennedy. that does it for this edition of 360. thank you for joining us, piers morgan live starts right now. this is piers morgan live. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. and james ray had had it all, fame, fortune, even oprah winfrey, listen to what he told her back in 2006. i had peers in our industry telling me you will never be on oprah, you re not mainstream, i said baby, i m the new mainstream. and he was, it all came crashes down in tucson, arizona, promising powerful breakthroughs, the spiritual warriors paying $9,000 each. after two and a half hours, nine people were dead, and ray james went to prison for nearly two years, now he is a free man, more on the questions about what happened that day in the desert. and tonight for the first time since getting out of jail, james ray is here live to answer those questions. i want to begin with the story of how it went so very wrong for the king of self hel
bombs. welcome to the lead. i m jim sciutto in again today for jake tapper. donald trump sounding triumphant in indiana. he stopped in indianapolis and toured the carrier plant, the one that announced it had struck a deal with the incoming administration to save jobs that were about to be shipped off to mexico. president-elect says this is proof that his administration is already giving voice to the forgotten workers in the rust belt. he also said that manufacturing jobs won t move overseas, at least not anymore. not without repercussions. companies are not going to leave the united states anymore without consequences. not going to happen. not going to happen. trump also going to be in ohio later tonight. another stop and thank you rally. what has the transition team told but tonight s event? reporter: well, transition officials say that this is something that trump himself really wanted to do, that he has really been nearly hold up here in trump tower for the last th