PHILLIPS: Convicted polygamous sect leader Warren Jeffs, have been hospitalized in Las Vegas. Jeffs' was taken from an Arizona jail with what sheriff describes as a serious medical problem. CNN's Chris Lawrence is in Vegas with an update -- Chris.</s>CHRIS LAWRENCE, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Kyra, the doctors inside aren't talking about how they're specifically treating Warren Jeffs. But, our sources tell us it is a quote, "serious situation." And we know he was in such poor health, that they took him out of his jail cell in Arizona and airlifted him about 100 miles to the hospital here behind me. We also know that Jeffs has had some health problems over the past couple of years while he's been in jail. Court documents show that at one point he stopped eating and drinking for enough time that he had to be taken to an infirmary. At another point, he attempted to kill himself while he was in jail. And while he was placed under suicide watch, guards observed Warren Jeffs repeatedly banging his head against the wall and throwing himself violently against that wall. Now, Jeffs was convicted of using his religious influence to coerce his religious influences over his followers, to coerce a 14- year-old girl to marry her 19-year-old cousin. We also spoke with Warren Jeffs' attorney and he said Jeffs was in that Arizona jail awaiting trial on four charges of being an accomplice to sexual conduct with a minor. He said that all the other charges against Warren Jeffs had been dismissed. So, that is a significant reduction from what he was originally facing. He had already been convicted in Utah and was serving 10 years to life on those convictions -- Kyra.</s>PHILLIPS: Chris Lawrence, live from Las Vegas. Thanks, Chris.</s>LEMON: Missiles fired, warnings sent. Iran's finger on the trigger. The eyes of the world of course, on Iran.</s>PHILLIPS: Plus, this</s>LEMON: And they're hot cars, really hot. We'll tell you if these want to pinch your ride.
Convicted Polygamous Sect Leader Warren Jeffs is Hospitalized