one of the men that posted on there is jim wilson he's a 22 year veteran for the police department. he learned his community policing in the tenderloin and the terrible up here in the city. he's either a former k-9 officer who served with the station down at the airport and he was promoted to sgt.and left us for a while but in june 2014 he returned him to the airport to provide guidance and leadership as a sergeant jim, i've known since willie his second year in the business because he came to a station that i was at so i've seen him grow throughout the years and he did tremendous asset to the department because he really takes the time to get to know people. very caring, open approachable presence and that works very well for us at the airport and as a sergeant, he leads that way. he gets that from his troops. but it's a tremendous large property that we police in a sergeant cannot sit on their heels and they're always walking throughout the terminal. on this particular day, jim was walking just going from the international terminal into the domestic terminal. when he noticed a man

one of the men that posted on there is jim wilson he's a 22 year veteran for the police department. he learned his community policing in the tenderloin and the terrible up here in the city. he's either a former k-9 officer who served with the station down at the airport and he was promoted to sgt.and left us for a while but in june 2014 he returned him to the airport to provide guidance and leadership as a sergeant jim, i've known since willie his second year in the business because he came to a station that i was at so i've seen him grow throughout the years and he did tremendous asset to the department because he really takes the time to get to know people. very caring, open approachable presence and that works very well for us at the airport and as a sergeant, he leads that way. he gets that from his troops. but it's a tremendous large property that we police in a sergeant cannot sit on their heels and they're always walking throughout the terminal. on this particular day, jim was walking just going from the international terminal into the domestic terminal. when he noticed a man

one of the men that posted on there is jim wilson he's a 22 year veteran for the police department. he learned his community policing in the tenderloin and the terrible up here in the city. he's either a former k-9 officer who served with the station down at the airport and he was promoted to sgt.and left us for a while but in june 2014 he returned him to the airport to provide guidance and leadership as a sergeant jim, i've known since willie his second year in the business because he came to a station that i was at so i've seen him grow throughout the years and he did tremendous asset to the department because he really takes the time to get to know people. very caring, open approachable presence and that works very well for us at the airport and as a sergeant, he leads that way. he gets that from his troops. but it's a tremendous large property that we police in a sergeant cannot sit on their heels and they're always walking throughout the terminal. on this particular day, jim was walking just going from the international terminal into the domestic terminal. when he noticed a man

one of the men that posted on there is jim wilson he's a 22 year veteran for the police department. he learned his community policing in the tenderloin and the terrible up here in the city. he's either a former k-9 officer who served with the station down at the airport and he was promoted to sgt.and left us for a while but in june 2014 he returned him to the airport to provide guidance and leadership as a sergeant jim, i've known since willie his second year in the business because he came to a station that i was at so i've seen him grow throughout the years and he did tremendous asset to the department because he really takes the time to get to know people. very caring, open approachable presence and that works very well for us at the airport and as a sergeant, he leads that way. he gets that from his troops. but it's a tremendous large property that we police in a sergeant cannot sit on their heels and they're always walking throughout the terminal. on this particular day, jim was walking just going from the international terminal into the domestic terminal. when he noticed a man

institute of peace, and woodrow wilson center. jim sciutto was just reporting foreign intelligence officials passed along information to the fbi and the c.i.a. about trump associates contacts with russia. what do you think? >> i think we're getting the same picture from a number of sources over a number of days. and it all points to, frankly, one of two possibilities. either the trump campaign was an extremely disorderly, chaotic, and somewhat corrupt affair with a lot of grifters, free lancers, you know, trolling in various ways, and interacting and intersecting with all kinds of strange characters, including people associated with russian intelligence, the russian government, or there is some actual connection and collusion. but it does seem strange, if you think the first, that there was an actual collusion, the number of times that trump association -- the trump campaign, associates, affiliates seem to have had some kind of contact or bumped up against some kind of russian, somebody watched the british, the fbi, if this is a coinc

wilson center. was in those days, it the smithsonian castle building, presided over by jim billington, his assistant, and sam wells. is sam wells still affiliated? >> yes, he is. mr. mcdougall: god bless him. back in those days in the smithsonian castle, there was virtually no security in the building. those were the days, right? today andhat readers certainly in the future will assume that the author of this book intended it to be a swansong, the somber reflection of an aging historian about his nation's ascent to great power and glory only to see that sacrificed through hubris and nemesis. nothing could be further from the truth. i never intended to write this book at all. [laughter] mr. mcdougall: following publication in 2004 and 2007 of two lengthy narratives on the american founding, then the civil war era, i expected to complete a trilogy with a volume on the progressive era that would. the united states through its maturation as a world power -- carry the united states through its maturation as a world power. instead, harpercollins discontinued the project on the grounds that my books were c

wilson said followers were overworked and underfed. >> as time went on, i realized there's no future in jones town. jimsessed with revolutionary suicide. he felt followers should be prepared to die for their cause, having them drink fruit punch he claimed was poisoned. >> only after they drank, he would tell them, i'm just te testing you. >> reporter: a concerned congressman flew to guyana to investigate. accompanied by nbc news. while some followers 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