. >> jim jones was an extraordinary figure.cial worker, then a minister. he carried his ministry to california. ♪ walk with me >> what was particularly distinctive about him at that time is he created a community that was united between whites and blacks. this time at a time when the country was racially divided and churches were not integrated. >> some leading scientists say we have to have euthanasia. oh, no. oh, no. who's going to decide who and when a person is going to die? we must never allow that. because this is the kind of thing that ushers in the terror of a hitler's germany. we must not allow these kind of things to enter our consciousness. >> i wanted to write a story about this guy and his power an the reach he had. so i began to contact ex members and they said all is not so good inside. that there were beatings if you got out of line. there was a lot of the sex abuse. and the story took on a new life at that point. very soon afterwards, the church members began leaving san francisco for guyana. >> he figures if i

trade and develop it and security -- that is what jim jones is talking about today.or graham, he spoke to the washington post yesterday. the same thing. the finance minister of germany, not known for his wild announcements has invoked this. king abdullah of jordan, the same. king abdullah is worth thinking about because he is a military man. militarynd i'm sure leaders know the cost of failure bornell ultimately be by them by the men and women they lead into battle. this is a new century. these are new threats. this is politically very hard. i hope i understand the challenges, the pressures you face as leaders, but in truth, i probably don't. i will tell you what i do understand. i understand america is not ready to give up on its greatness. i am not either. that is what got america to move and brought mankind back to earth. hiv-aids. there were members on the subcommittee who refused to except aids was a problem that could not be solved. since 2002, we now have nearly 90 million people who will their lives so the u.s. taxpayer. if you are a u.s. taxpayer, you are an

that's what jim jones is talking about today and he's not alone. senator graham not alone when he spoke to "the washington post" yesterday. it's the same time. finance minister of germany, not known for his wild pronouncements, has invoked this. king abdullah of jordan, the same. actually, king abdullah is worth thinking about because he's a leader who's also a military man. it's not coincidence that he's a military man because i think, i'm sure military meters, at least the great ones, know the cost of failure will ultimately be borne by them. by the men and women they lead into battle and have to face as they come home. this is a new century. these are new threats. this is politically very hard. i hope i understand the challenges. i hope i understand the pressures you face as leaders but in truth i probably don't. but i'll tell you what i do understand. i understand that america is not ready to give up on its greatness. and i'm not either. that's what got america to the moon. that's the spirit that brought mankind back to earth when you signed up

jones surge in trading yesterday? money watch's jill wagner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, brook and jim. stocks continue to climb, dow jones is now 4 percent for year, better then expected earnings from american express push dow jones higher yesterday jumping 42 points. nasdaq rose seven. average price of the home has gone up and more of them are being sold. national association have of realtors found that the biggest jumps are in the northeast and midwest, nationwide, the median price marks near hi $223,000, an increase of 5.7 percent over a year ago. tech companies dominate a new list of the america's best paying employers taking 20 of the 25 spots that are in the top of the list. median worker google facebook and twitter all make over $150,000 a year, according to that stud friday glass dor but top paying company is at, company based in chicago, vees ace only finance related company to make the list. >>> that hepp of all you can eat mcdonald's fries is officially over. mcdonald's is stopping reports that it is testing the all you can eat option saying it the is just part of the singl

jones. >>> rosemary, jim, next at 5:00, remembering a music icon. prince died at the age of 57. and so many others, he made a mark on fans around the world. sharing your memories next. >>> also, tonight a fight and student found dead happening inside a delaware school, now students, patients, and the community are waiting for answers. >> a winning campaign -- >> and bernie sanders is speaking to voters right now. we have live team coverage on the push for pennsylvania. that's next on "nbc 10 news at 5:00." narrator: looking out for wall street ceos - that's what congressman sestak did. sestak was one of only eight democrats to join republicans to allow ceos of bailed out banks to pay themselves unlimited bonuses using bailout money. an "outrage," according to newspapers. katie mcginty- tough on wall street ceos, a fighter for pay equity for women. praised by former gov. ed rendell, "she'll stand strong for working families." katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. why should we trust a like steve santarsiero who will say anything to win an election? after claiming c

little bit of a bigger punch in terms of snow accumulation, 3-6 inches in the jackpot jones across central massachusetts. jim. >> axelrod: that is not a very spring-like welcome for april. thank you, pamela. this past week, the f.b.i., along with some outside help, unlocked an iphone used by one of the san bernardino terrorists. today we learned the f.b.i. has told local police departments it will help them unlock cell phones in cases where they could provide evidence. as john blackstone shows us, cracking the code is easier said that done. launched the search for a way to unlock the san bernardino terrorists' iphones, the technicians at a california company called drivesavers were among those who took up the challenge. they have plenty of experience rescuing broken iphones. how many iphones a month do you get that you have to try to get information from? >> you know, we see, actually, anywhere from 100 to 300 iphones a month right now. >> reporter: michael cobb is drivesavers' director of engineering. >> this is the chip that holds all the data for the iphone 5c, in the encrypted form. >> reporter: so you'v

keith jones and john clark on the ground in houston with nova nation. for all of us here, i'm jimenfield. the news continues with "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> shocking video tonight. a man shot while streaming live on social media. the horrific moment a gunman opens fire in chicago as murders soar. the city's most violent start to the year in two decades. >>> weather whiplash. tornadoes touch down across the south as temperatures soar into the 70s in the north, about to take a plunge into the 30s. spring snow on the way. >>> nuclear nightmare. president obama warns a deadly consequences if isis madmen get ahold of nukes. >>> arsenic warning in the food millions feed their kids. the fda now making a move. an alert every parent or grandparent should hear. >>> and drunk shopping. more and more people sipping and clicking the buy button late at night. how to prevent a big

jim. energy companies led a rally here on wall street, the dow jones gained 106 points, finishing up above the 18,000 mark for the first time since last summer. the nasdaq added 21 points. >> americans sense of financial security at its lowest level in 19 months. that's the findings after bang rate. com report. 31% say they're less comfortable with their savings now than a year ago. a bright spot, millennials, report higher levels of job security, savings, and overall financial improvement. >>> target's minimum wage workers will reportedly get a bump in pay soon. started raising employee pay to minimum every $10 an hour. raise comes after competent from wal-mart announced it would pay workers at least $10 an hour. >>> and, next time go to cvs, may not even have to get out of your car. the drug store chain is partnering with mobile app curbside, to offer store pick up, at almost 8,000 of its stores by the end of this year. the pilot program is already in a few markets, including california, north carolina, and georgia. brooke, jim? >> thanks a lot, hena. >> in other news, taliban claiming r

jim. the markets closed slightly down after dip in oil prices, weak corporate earnings. dow jonesell 26 points, nasdaq shed ten points. federal government ended its investigation into honda's failure to report complaints that its vehicle caused deaths and injuries. honda was fined $70 million in 2014, and what was then the largest civil penalty ever against auto maker. honda was also required to take steps to ensure the problem doesn't happen again. >> as fans continue to grieve the death of musical icon prince, the question remains who inherits his millions? the artist who sold over 100 million albumns was not married and had no known children. he also owned dozen of property in and around his famous pacely park complex in minnisota he does have one sister and five half siblings who could share in his estate. >> and the supplier of chick-fil-a chop lack chunk cookies recalling the treats. cookies might have come into contact with peanuts when they were made. chick-fil-a has stopped selling them for now, encouraging customers who bought them to throw them out or throw them out for

jim acosta, thanks. >>> jouning me john king, political commentator van jones, nia-malika henderson, kayleigh mcenany who supports donald trump and contributing editor amanda carpenter, former communications director for ted cruz and "washington post" opinion columnist and former george w. bush speechwriter michael gerson. these meetings, it gives the sense that trump is in some sort of damage control mode or just taking the foot off the gas for the day? >> no question for the first time in this race he's on defense and he's been on defense for a few days. it's very uncharacteristic. we were talking about this just before the show. in the past when donald trump has had a bad debate or headlines have not been trend his way, he's done something to change the conversation. he's been a master of changing the conversation since he entered the race. today uncharacteristically quiet. we're not panicking. we understand the polls in wisconsin. still have a few more days. we're ahead in new york and just trying -- he's in washington. we're getting our ducks in order. if we lose one, everybody loses one. we'll be o

jim nance next week. >>> a charity hoops game at royal farms arena in baltimore. that is adam jones. joe flacco there. little game from aquan bolden. he may be on the team soon. and check out torey smith, the gracious host as he slams home. a slam dunk all around. good day of raising money for his charity in baltimore. >> so, nats home opener happening soon. >> next week. next thursday. >> it is counting down. >> it is coming. >> we will be back with a final check of the forecast right after this. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. in the last 10 years our competitors have received a few awards. but we've received a few more, including jd power who ranked us only fios has the fastest internet on the most awarded network. now get super-fast 100 meg internet tv and phone for just $69.99 per month, online. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good, only fios can. >> so, it really is a serious situation out there. >> and frank your wife was saying? >> she texted me saying should we go

nbc 10's keith jones live in center city where the preparations are under way. keith? >> reporter: that's right, jimjackie. 40,000 runners are going to pass by here on broad street. we're right now in the shadow of city hall. this is known as the turn, about halfway through the race, about 5 1/2 miles in. the pavement right now is dry. come sunday, runners with pare preparing for some wet roads. less than 33 hours from start time, north to south philly, this year in the rain. that's not stopping runners like tamika wilkerson. >> i'm going to be ready for the rain, be prepared, get rain gear, come rain or shine i'm going to do the ten miles. >> reporter: blue cross broad street run comes in handy. experts say to wear lighter clothing so the rain doesn't wear you down. expect slippery pavement and slower times. lastly stay hydrated and change into clean clothes after crossing the finish line. that will be a huge feat by brett tripler who looks different than he did two years ago dropping 110 pounds. >> asked me two years ago if i'd be running down the street, i would never run down the street. my brot

jim. oil priceses are rebound nothing word that russia and saudi arabia could work to freeze oil production. dow jones jumped 164 points, nasdaq rose 38. today big banks are set to reporter that earnings for last quarter. we hear from jp morgan chase this morning. overall expectations are low. jp morgan's earnings are expect to have fallen 10 percent compared to last year. >> american apparel is laying off hundreds of workers and could move its manufacturing outside have of los angeles. owe far about 500 people have have lost their jobs, and the company says the clothing will still be made in america. american apparel emerged from bankruptcy in february. >>> and hamilton isn't just a hit on broadway but now the book is all of the buzz. hamilton creator lynn manual miranda's new book business the show that went on sale yesterday and would you believe it is already out of stock on amazon. incredible. jim and brookie didn't even necessity it was in book form, thanks very much, jill. >>> history will be made today in darby township when a new police chief takes over. regina price will be sworn in tonight

jim and brook. head of the interest monetary fund is giving a down beat look at the economy. dow jones fell 133 points, nasdaq down 47, futures are pointing to a higher open today. investors are waiting for fed to release minutes from the last meeting. they are looking for insight about when the fed could raise interest rates again. >>> well, largest ever health care merger is reportedly, dead. wall street journal says drug giant pfizer is ending its 160 billion-dollar plan to take onal again, the move comes after the treasury department unexpectly a announced new rules that will make tax inversion less profitable. pfizer's based in new york and would have paid dramatically lower taxes fit moved its headquarters to ireland where allergen is based. >>> star bucks is opening its biggest cafe ever, 20,000 square foot store in manhattan's meat packing district. new star bucks roastry and tasting roomies expect to open in 2018, described as a place where customers learn about roasting and brewing small batch coffee. customers are encouraged to interact with the barist as. >> i don't know, i

for now, jim, i'm going to send it back to you in the studio. come on, john. >> all right, keith jonesrking hard there on the floor of nrg stadium. great vantage point of those players, seniors cutting down the net there tonight after their victory over the tar heels. again, back here at home looking at live pictures in our area. want the go to our chopper of sky force 10 watching the scene over the quad at villanova. i want them to sort of set the scene of what we are looking at here in the center of the screen and watching small fires, some flames there as well as on the quad. tell us what you are seeing where you are. >> we are over the quad section of the university and it is essentially packed with students here. you can see it full of students. they all seem to be pretty much under control, just excited, jumping around. lots of dancing, waving the shirts. there are a few small fires that once i zoom in here and see there's small fires that haven't gotten too out of control. they seem to be going out and they're getting started again. and as i widen out here, just different groups

jones is an underdog in the campaign but promises a spirited debate and to give dwight evans a run for his money. >>> philadelphia mayor, jim kenney took part in a discussion today about the reentry of convicts into society. he believed that education is the only way out of crime, the lack of opportunity and the despair and stress of poverty in some communities is something that the city needs to address. the group watched a documentary from a philadelphia film maker about life after prison. it took place at the attorney general's office in center city. >>> cabrini college will become cabrini university. the name change reflects the growth of the institution since it was established 60 years ago. the change takes effect july 1st and in august when the students return for the new school year, the children will have a cleaner and greener place to play in the kensington section of philadelphia. today the officials launch aid fundraising drive to improve the school yard at horatio b. hackett elementary sool. they hope to raise 1.3 million there's to add more grass and outdoor classrooms and playground equipment. >>> coming up o

jones day. he served as national counsel for bush 2004 campaign and mitt romney's 2012 campaign. with us jim laughlin, from mclaughlin and associates. he worked on the presidential candidates of bob dole and fred thompson. let's go into the ted cruz war room tonight where all the pressure is. because that -- donald trump doesn't have it locked, but rick tyler, this possibility of stopping him is getting narrower and narrower. what's going on in the cruz war room right now? >> well, i think two things. one is -- i mean, indiana is the most important thing and secondly is california. indiana is -- could be a winner take all state for ted cruz if he does very well there. he's going to be -- looks like he's spending a lot of time there. it seems that he's able to make some gains. he did that in wisconsin. and then it's going to be really microtargeting california. trying to pick off these 15 -- 54 congressional districts, one at a time. and trying to make sure that he gets his share of the delegates to deny trump. he's got to do that. tonight, look, tonight and last week, it was expected. and it

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jim paulsen chart. a not to go to cash by and here is 30 years of the dow jones inflation-adjusted and what is criticalbeginning of an extended market. we are not there yet, that is 19,600. you have been in the market through the and thin -- through thick and thin. why should they be inequities right now? jim: right now, i think we are going to break ties. we have a few things coming together that are good for stocks. we are sort of damping down the deflation fears, commodity prices are coming back and inflation prices are rising. i think we have got the sense that the earnings story, learning the worst quarter and earnings will get better in the second half of the year, i personally think we are more and and eminence broadening out the economies are picking up around the globe, including china, europe, so we could maybe have one of the rare sort of synchronized bounces globally. tom: within a synchronized and we goou, and i back and forth with francine on the equity market, and you need to have to go higher, right? jim: i think the fourth thing is good, it is fear. the hallmark of this bull market com

jones, we'll check back with you in a bit. our coverage continues right now with nbc 10's lauren mayk there with the fans. >> a lot of people playing hooky today. >> reporter: yeah, jim and jacqueline. villanova canceled class today but i saw a lot of kids who were a little young to be villanova students, so we know that their parents let them get out of class. parents told me they wanted them to have this memory today. and take a look at what they got to be part of. those were some of those excited fans we saw out there today. for this parade, the crowd packed center city. they lined up as close as they could get to see the team. they were all decked out in blue and white, and the parade here in philly was a chance for the whole city, the whole region to celebrate. students, fans who all felt part of nova nation today. >> this is crazy. i mean it's been so thrilled being in louisville and houston and the whole build-up over four years. you couldn't ask for a better way to end your senior year. >> it was nice for the guys. bring a little morale to the city, maybe each the rest of the teams can follow, the pro teams, flight they hurting you know. so villanova, go wild

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jim cramer he's down at the new york stock exchange. tomorrow on "squawk box," former treasury secretary hank paulson will jones us.ne bowls irsi -- erskine bowls will join us. yeah, val from voya. quick question, what are voya retirement squirrels doing in my house? we're putting away acorns. you know, to show the importance of saving for the future. so you're sort of like a spokes person? no, i'm more like a metaphor. okay, a spokes-metaphor. no, i'm... you're a spokes-metaphor. yeah. ok. see how voya can help you get organized at voya.com. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." let's get down to the new york stock exchange where jim cramer joins us now. jim, we could talk stocks, but i wanted to talk about the jeff immelt op ed in the "new york post." i don't know if you see it. it was pretty striking. >> i felt like a total loser when i read it. no, it was the greatest interview. >> isn't he amazing? >> the best. >> just dazzling. look, i think that immelt stuck with the facts. he doesn't know what to do. he's got the actual story, and then sanders has this narrative that basically has nothing to do with what immelt

jim, we've been planning for this for a long time. and we'll keep evolving things. so don't worry. multiplied by 13,000 financial advisors. it's a big deal. and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. >>> musical genius. we're looking at newly discovered video of jazz legend louis armstrong. this is the only known footage of him in the recording studio. before yesterday, experts did not know it existed. you can see armstrong working on his 1959 album. the rare video was acquired by the house museum. it was found in a storage facility. >> what a treasure. never know what's in storage. >>> as queen elizabeth turns 90, so she scheduled at safelite.com and with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" she knew exactly when i'd be there. so she didn't miss a single shot. (cheering crowd) i replaced her windshield... giving her more time for what matters most... how'd ya do? we won! nice! that's another safelite advantage. thank you so much! (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. hi dad. uh huh. yeah...sorry about that. think about it there must be higher love down in the heart what do you think? and in the stars above hi ted, glad you could join us, we thi

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