malik hits a six to win the match, the series and bring up his century as they beat west indies in guyanallo, and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that borussia dortmund's champions league quarter—final first leg match against monaco had to be postponed in germany on tuesday. three explosive devices detonated near the team bus while it was en route to the match, damaging the windows and defender, marc bartra, was taken to hospital where he underwent an operation to his right wrist. the fixture has since been rearranged, with the teams to play at 16:45 gmt on wednesday. a short time ago, i spoke to our football reporter, john bennett, who rounded up the events. the spain and borussia dortmund defender has undergone surgery to remove shrapnel and repair a fracture on this hand and wrist area. there were three explosions as they left their hotel. this is them as they left the stadium. police have given a press conference to explain. they say it was the dortmund team bath that was the target of the attack and say these we re target of the attack and say these were seriou

>> jones never had any intention of anybody leave guyana.ers of jones temple followed them and opened fire. congressman ryan was killed. so was a defeck for, and three journalists including camera man bob brown and reporter dorn harris. back in jonestown, the macabre finale was already under way as jones gathered his followers and told them their deaths would be a revolutionary act. then they were served punch spiked with cyanide. more than 900 died, including 300 children. author jeff guinn chronicles this all in his amazing new book, the road to jonestown, which is out today. he joins me right now. jeff, thank you. was it kool-aid? just to get that product straight. was that what they were drinking when they took the suicide -- the poison? >> no, they weren't. at jonestown, everything was bare bones, and the flavor was flavor flavor-ade, a cheap kool-aid knockoff. they couldn't afford the real thing. >> how many of these people, while they were hypnotizes, but how many of their own volition chose to end their lives? >> we certainly know th

malik hits a six to win the match, the series and bring up his century as they beat west indies in guyanahe news that borussia dortmund's champions league quarter—final first leg match against monaco had to be postponed in germany on tuesday. three explosive devices detonated near the team bus while it was en route to the match, damaging the windows and defender,

levelled their one day series against the west indies after a 7a—run victory in their second match in guyana babr azam's unbeaten century the key as he held the innings together collecting the man of the match award, but he was ably assisted by hasan ali taking 5—38 as pakistan bowled out the home side for 208 with more than five overs remaining. fiji beat south africa 22—0 to win their third consecutive hong kong rugby sevens title. kalione nasoko was the hero for the defending champions with two of the four tries in the final and he was named man of the match for his efforts. south africa will have to wait another year to try and claim their first title in hong kong, but the blitzboks do remain top of the table with 1a5 points, while fiji go second with three events still to play. 0lympic cycling champion greg van avermaet has won the prestigious paris—roubaix one—day classic. the belgian was caught up behind a crash, but fought back to cross the line first at the roubaix velodrome. he finished ahead of zdenek stybar and sebastian langeveld after the three broke away from the rest of the f

he was a chef, mechanic, a redskins guyana funny guy who was always joking. she thinks he would have chalked this up to he was on a little gurney, but now he's back. the weirdest thing is that that was the second time in just a couple of years that that i have done that story. there was a ear situation where a family found an urn. it was because of moving and boxes mixed up and we ended up finding that family. >> i didn't know that ashes came with a little tag. >> i forget what we did haveut viewer saw it and knew the family. >> that's amazing. and it seemed like she was overwhelmed with joy. >> i know that she didn't want to be identified so it's a little har, but she was excited i was great to have them meet and all that. >> let's move on now after a game one over time thriller, the capitols get their fans' hearts raising for game two. will the caps give fans another over time game winner. brody logan is up next in sports. s. stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... <

was the heart of the family. 25 days after he was murdered, family who gathered from as far away as guyana and london have no answers. >>. we would like some answers tom: they hope that answers are coming. prince george's county police arrested a man in dundalk. they also put out surveillance vide entered farley's college park to building in march. the other men are still on the loose. the police hope that someone can tell them who they are. >> find the whereabouts of these murderers and bring them to the justice system. that the mence say knew farley and came to rob him, but why they decided to shoot this eleanor high school grad and father of a 10-year-old, his family has no idea. >> is a tragic loss, and i have no reason why it happened. tom: tom roussey, abc 7 news. tonight, the federal protective service employee accused of shooting and killing pleadis expected to guilty to the charges against him. as part of the plea deal he will serve life in prison without parole. he is accused of killing his estranged wife and print ernest county, then shooting and killing twe montgomery county. j

and unsafe and put them where they you describe this child guyana's leader died die had watched in one been. best so much of what we don't know what what really happened. what really happened between she told the stories. >> they would not have been free to tell the truth kidding. said there was somebody that he was so that. been his mother but then true this complicated if you are speculating you have to let "the reader" know that. isn't the same to say what they said this true. i write about all of this of laugh i am a teacher. also a young for nazis boys in front of me what do i say to the so they can live in this america in order to survive? they are young. they have their rights of they are violated in killed it is difficult to say respect authority so the dough read about them? >> some day we will honor our teachers. [applause] in the not too distant future. the teacher ask what did she tell the young black man in the face of police killings in the streets of of america would dishy tell them? i would say i don't know. i don't know. our sessions group -- our sons grew up of around

today we spoke with farley's family, some visiting from london and guyana.hey are ask for your help in identifying the other two suspects. reporting in college park, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. nancy: the man police and prosecutors say is responsible in three murders in an intensive manhunt last may is ready to plead guilty. richard reeve at the "live desk" with the development. th the case. richard: right, it does continue. eulalio tordil is expected to plead guilty to two of the murder, not all three. the court proceeding regarding the death of his wife gladys last may will take place in prince george's county at a later date. tordil a former officer with the federal protective service is to plead guilty to two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of attempted first-degree murder. his dramatic capture after a deadly two-day shooting rampage happened live on abc7. tordil surrounded by 100 police officers. this is in connection of the death of molina caught while he was trying to carjack her s.u.v. another was shot trying to come to her aid. the day

that includes from the little tiny farm communitiy jim jones was born, to going into the jungle in guyana and discovering to my great surprise ask dismay that the roads into jonestown have been completely reclaimed by the jungle, and someone handed me a machete. when all of us say we practically kill ourselves to bring you these stories, that is a lot truer than you might think, but i certainly have been there. >> right over here. >> i have a question for doug. have there been any astronomy related findings in the city? >> that's a very interesting question. not yet. i'll say not yet. but only a very small portion of the city has been excavated. they only excavated 200 square feet of over a mile square of city, and i would not be a bit surprised if there are astronomical, and this culture so close the maya were very much interested in the stars but the jungle is so thick bit they created a garden of eden. but going to be another hundred years of excavations and research there. >> jeff, i have a kind of miner version of the same question. what happened to the compound? >> jonestown, when t

drank, he would tell them, i'm just te testing you. >> reporter: a concerned congressman flew to guyanalowers praised jonestown, others wanted out. >> your wish today? >> to be back home. >> where is home? >> the u.s. >> reporter: as the congressman left, he took 15 defectors with him, angering jones. >> people play games, friend. they lie. they lie. what can i do about liars? you're going to leave us. i beg you, please leave us. >> reporter: he ordered gunmen to follow the group to the nearby airstrip. >> get on the plane. >> reporter: where they opened fire. five were killed, including congressman ryan. nbc correspondent, don harris and cameraman bob brown. the sound engineer and the field producer escaped, as did ryan aide and future congresswoman jackie speier. at the commune, jones gathered his followers were for a final sermon. >> let's just be done with it. let's be done with the agony of it. >> reporter: this time, jones served a punch spiked with cyanide. more than 900 died. 300 of them children. jones shot himself. >> we know from autopsies conducted later that a considerable