brian: describe where guyana is. rep. speier: guyana is in south america.t was once held by the british and then the danes, i believe. it is in the northeastern part of south america. it became independent, and once it became independent, the country became very much a marxist regime. at the time, the prime minister was the leader of the country. jones was attracted to that country in part because of the embrace of marxism, which is something jones embraced as well. also because the government was willing to -- lease him land, or gave him land in the middle of the country where the jungles were deep and it was an opportunity for them to build their commune. brian: what was his district? rep. speier: his district was mostly san mateo county. it was the suburbs of san francisco. there were a lot of whites who had children who were from comfortable homes. it was also at a time when there was this interest in wanting to embrace the opportunity for african-americans and whites to live together. that's the pitch jim jones made. here we will create our utopia. iro

." >> i was on an airstrip in guyana. we were ambushed on that airstrip. i was shot. shot 45man ryan was times on that airstrip and died. i was shot five times in the right side of my body. tting out of my right arm. wound in my leg the size of a football. i'm 28 years old, this is it. p.m.nday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. >> house democrats met on capitol hill this week to discuss their legislative agenda for congress. cummings, incoming chair of the house oversight committee spoke to reporters after the meeting. >> good morning. >> do you mind stopping in the middle for us? thank you. >> the discussions going on about leadership and the next speaker and where you stand on this. >> i've been abundantly clear. i support nancy pelosi. a million percent. we need someone who has been battle tested, and she has been, and i think -- when you think about the tremendous victories on the part of the democratic party, a lot of us ran with the number one issue being health care and the affordable care act.

names of photos of the 305 children who died by cyanide poisoning at the gym jones settlement in guyana is w become real as a way to honor the victims and bring peace to family members who lost their loved ones in jonestown. >> we don't want to remember the horrors of the past but we have to so that they cannot be repeated. we want this wall to be a lasting reminder of love and an opportunity to reach out to the next family with steps of peace. >> more than 900 died at jonestown at the hands of jim jones. many were from the bay area. congressman ryan and other journalists were assassinated at the airstrip after going to guyana to investigate. congresswoman jackie spear was wounded in the attack. >> >>> the apple ceo said government regulation is coming because he believes the free market is not working. he said congress legislation placing rules on apple and google and facebook to -- due to recent scandals. previously cook was a strong advocate of self regulation but said recent problems affecting millions of people have changed his mind.>>> michael bloomberg has donated a record $1.8 b

others were assassinated after flying to guyana for an investigative mission.gresswoman jackie spear was traveling as an aid and shot five times and left for dead. in the end she was one of the few who lived to tell about it, and today she described what it was like as she waited 22 hours for help to arrive. >> i thought it was over, and i thought my god, i'm not going to have the life we all expect for ourselves. i'm not going to get married and have kids. that's not going to be my life. >> she's out with a memoir called undaunted, and she spoke about it today at a book passage. the book recounts her experience there, other major hurdles in her life, and how she's overcome each of them. >>> on that 40th anniversary, a new memorial wall was dedicated today with a complete list of the victims. it stands at evergreen cemetery in oakland where many are buried. a woman who lost 27 family members pushed for the monument. >> we don't want to remember the horrors of the past, but we have to so they can't be repeated. >> this morning an older granite marker with a part

shot five times at point-blank range while trying to rescue defectors from compoundder jim jes' in guyanae talks about the story in her new book, "undaunted." i spoke to her a while ago. can i start byreetting your tion to the latest mass state, whichour already has some of the toughest gun-controls in the country? rep. speier: it underscores the fact that it doesn't matter how tough your state laws are if you don't have a federal law that t bans certangs. itr instance, in california there is a 10-day g period, a ban on high-capacity magazines. and yet the shooter was able to purchase one and used it to mow down 12 people. jane: democrats have taken control the house, so does this mean that gun control is back on the table of congress? rep. speier: we have for many years now supported gun violence prevention measures which close loopholes around the purchase of guns by felons and mestic violence misdemeanants and those deemed to be called mentally disturbed. and you if you want to buy a gun -- and yet, if you want to buy a gun online or at a gun show as a felon, you can do so. we want to

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the searching american soldiers have finished counting the bodies in jonestown, guyana. 910 died in theemple last week. >> this was americans killing other americans and themselves. in its own interests for its own well-being, this nation will have to find out why. whenshe was pregnant,ter failed, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. >>> there were a lot of strange people who had committed a lot of strange crimes in the 1970s, but none of them was as mediagenic as ted bundy. >> were you surprised to be in jail. >> i didn't know what to expect. never been in jail or arrested before. >> bundy was a prolific serial killer. we don't know how many killed. we know it's dozens. he was handsome, very involved

. >> i was on an airstrip in the havingjungles of guyana just concluded a congressional democratic tour with congressman ryan. we were shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on that airstrip. one defector of the people's temple died. i was shot five times in the right side of my body. abone jutting out of my arm, wound the size of a football in my leg. i'm 28 years old. this is it. >> sunday night on q&a. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell met with newly elected will show you that meeting followed by senator mcconnell and other senate gop leaders talking with reporters after the senate leadership election on wednesday.

. >> i was on an air strip in the remote jungles of guyana having just concluded a congressional delegation tour with then congressman leo ryan. and we were ambushed on that air strip. and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on that air strip. there were members of the press that died. one defector of the people's temple who died. and i was shot five times on the right side of my body. a bone jutting out of my right arm. a wound in my leg the size of a football. it was, oh my god. i am 28 years old. this is it. >> up next on the interest in history. professor thomas to teacher in class on the great awakening in america. --eriod of christopher .hristian revitalization it led to an air of traveling preachers, such as george whitfield and an emphasis on evangelism. you are talking about the founding of the american colonies and we're getting into the 1700s today. i want to focus on religion in the light colonial period. know this has been on your mind since you had a paper coming out about that.

tournament with a comfortable 5a run win over pakistan in group b but it was to no avail as earlier in guyanand. mithali raj top scored for india after ireland won the toss and elected to send them in, raj made 51offjust56 balls. in their first match skipper harmanpreet kaur made a century but in game 3 she could only manage 7 before she was caught in the deep by eimear richardson. in response isobeljoyce hit a gutsy 33 that included four of the eight boundaries in the entire inninngs but when she chanced her arm once too often she paid the price and when lara maritz was removed first ball the match and ireland's tournament were over with india now facing australia on saturday to see who finishes top of group b. the green they pack leading the seattle seahawks. the green they pack leading the seattle sea hawks. golden the green they pack leading the seattle seahawks. golden state warriors are trailing. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, there. we started this week with some drenching d

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the icc when the's ti2 in guyana, australia are two from two winners vision so far.ver. until next time, goodbye. hello. after the heavy, blustery showers to start the week, tuesday delivered us some sunshine. this was the scene on the north yorkshire coast. a similar picture in perth and kinross. we are ready have changes afoot to the western side of the uk. outbreaks of rain will work north and east was through wednesday morning courtesy of this frontal system. notice the squeeze in the isobars. windy conditions as well. quite a wet start to wednesday across northern ireland, north wales, north—west england, and the western side of scotland. not just wet but windy as well. looking at 9 o'clock in closer detail, much of england and wales, away from the far north—west be mainly dry, right or sunny spells. these black wind symbols give an indication of the wind gusts through wednesday morning. quite widely touching 40—50 mph for western coasts and heavy and persistent rain across northern ireland in southern and western scotland. warnings in place here. through wednes

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. >> i was on an airstrip in the remote jungles of guyana having just concluded a congressional delegation tour with then bongman ryan. and we were ambushed on that airstrip. and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on that airstrip. there were members of the press that died. one defector of the people's temple that died. i was shot five times on the right side that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks body. a bone jutting out of my right arm, wound in my leg the size of a football. and it was oh, my god. i'm 28 years old. this is it. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." delegate stacey plaskett serves the virgin islands and is part of the oversight government reform committee. folks about the committee and its role in the investigative process. as the name states, the committee on oversight and government reform deals with the oversight of our government, as well as passing

they're playing pakistan in guyana and are currently 76 forfourfrom 3 overs.lost both of their opening fixtures in the tournament but put together a good score thanks to an innings of 7a from javeria khan. three wickets from lucy o'reilly, including this stumping, helped ireland drag back a bit of momentum, but they've struggled to score since losing opener clare shillington for 27 and are going to need a big finish if they're to win this. ben stokes will bat at number three in the second test with sri lanka, which gets under way in just a few hours. play starts in kandy at 4:30 uk time. stokes will move up with moeen ali dropping down to bat at six. the rest of the team remains unchanged which means ben foakes keeps wicket, there's no place in the side for fit—againjonny bairstow. it's a squad packed with options, providing a bit of a selection headache for captain joe root. it isa it is a great position to be in, the fa ct it is a great position to be in, the fact that we turn up here and are full of confidence as a group and as a squad and we have the oppor

scorer with fifty one from fifty six for india to a sentence about after the irish won the toss in guyana indians posting one hundred forty five for six in their twenty overs in reply isabelle joyce top scored with thirty three but rather three wickets for twenty five runs helped restrict ireland to ninety three for eight of their overs india winning by fifty two runs at the providence stadium swank has cricketers have built a first innings lead over england in the second test data in candy so russian silver hits eighty five off one hundred seventy four balls this six coming off marine alley but the englishman got his revenge catching him out of idle rashid reaching three hundred thirty six all out a lead of forty six on england's first innings they were none for none at stumps. in the n.h.l. defending champions the washington capitals went down to the winnipeg jets on wednesday it was all square heading into the third period before ben shirat scored a decisive goal for the jets. karl connor then added an empty netter with a minute left to seal the three to one when it's the jets third in

." >> i was on an airstrip in the remote jungles of guyana having just concluded a congressional dell geags tour with then-congressman leo ryan. we were ambushed on that airstrip and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on that airstrip. there were members of the press that died. one defector of the people's temple who died. i was shot five times on the right side of my body. a bone jutting out of my right arm. wound in my leg the size of a football. and it was oh my god, i'm 28 years old, this is it. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> earlier today house minority leader nancy pe he see held her weekly briefing with reporters a at the capitol. she talked about the upcoming democratic agenda when they control the majority next year and her intention to become speaker of the house again. his is 25 minutes. ms. pelosi: good morning. we have great sadness in my state of california, unprecedented number of people dead, in the high 50's, and many missing. it's just -- we've had these fires again and again but these seem to be particularly deadly. prayers and

defending champions and start the competition as favorites long with australia they open on friday in guyana against bangladesh india new zealand pakistan and australia will also be in action on day one. you always want to win. the support of. your finance your families you know coming to see you and i think you know follows a great deal. to regain the title here and not just in the first several. t twenty. down the street you would definitely want to create. and i will finish with some incredible shots of world motocross champion tomah he teamed up with drone filming pioneer tom. and those outs were pretty amazing the dragon was able to stay very close while he performed his stunts sometimes flying within centimeters of his head but not hitting him as a friend tried a summer x. games gold medalist. always ball for now we'll have more later on thanks very much paul and of course you can follow all of the stories we're covering by logging on to our website at al-jazeera dot com we'll be watching the news hour with me laura collins up next with a live a full half hour until upon news our team

her memoir, "undaunted," details her experience in guyana. the numerous other hurdles she has faced in her life, and what has helped her overcome each tragedy. >> i call it the three fs. family, friends, and faith. and that's how i have gotten through it all. >> reporter: meanwhile in san francisco, the fillmore community came together to recognize the victims of jonestown, standing at the many part today and the hope is to dedicate a larger tribute to those who died 40 years ago to make sure future generations never forget the jonestown massacre. >> you cannot tell the story of san francisco's thriving community of african americans without telling the story of jonestown, people's temples. >> i also asked the congresswoman about her most vivid memory from 40 years ago. her response wasn't about the pain, but all the other lives because of what she calls one denomic man. >> that's the first time she has written a book, talking about it. the first time she chose to recount it. >> and what she said, it is not just about jonestown, but she talks

tonight we hear from a former member who left guyana moments before the massacre.... in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. (vicki) this month marks forty years since the tragic deaths of more than 900 people in a jungle in south america. they all belonged to a religious group known as "the peoples temple," led by the charismatic preacher - jim jones.(grant) the event is described as a collective suicide and a massacre... some think it was murder.jones also had a following in the bay area.(vicki)kron 4's gayle ong was at a presentation tonight in memory of the 40th anniversary of "jonestown.". she joins us live in san francisco with details. gayle. the jonestown massacre is the singl

." >> i was on a remote airstrip in guyana and we were ambushed on that retire strip and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on that airstrip. there were members of the press that died. one defector of the people's temple who died and i was shot five times on the right side of my body. a bone jutting out of my right arm, a wound in my leg the size of a football and it was oh, my god. i'm 28 years old. this is it. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on q&a on c-span. >> according to cbs news, a 1967 gallup poll found that more than six in 10 americans believe there was more than one gunman involved in president kennedy on november 22, 1963. in an effort to document lingering controversies and investigate unanswered questions, cbs news broadcast four one-hour broadcast, next up a cbs inquiry, the warren report anchored by walter cronkite. the first program sets out to answer the question, did lee harvey oswald shoot president kennedy? this is what a rifleman would see if you track an automobile down elm street in dallas, texas. this is a marksman firing three shots at a targ

he hopes to reach rich guyana in under 96 days and break the able—bodied record for this 0cean and breaky taking 90 days worth of food so hopefully i will get that record. the former royal marine lost his leg after he was struck by flying debris while going to the aid of a motorist in 201a. he's been in training for more than two years having to postpone an attempt in january due than two years having to postpone an attempt injanuary due to his mother's death. my mantra for training has been six, fax, and strong. i'm trying to get as big as ican, as strong. i'm trying to get as big as i can, as fast as i can be because i will need to bulk up so i'll lose you out orfor done will need to bulk up so i'll lose you out or for done and i'll need to be as strong as i can. i'll let you decide which one of them excelling at. the nose rowing oceans is no laughing matter. he was part of the first all amputee crudes across the atlantic. last time he wrote he said to me i'm never ever doing anything like this ever again i promise you and ina like this ever again i promise you and in a minute he touch

. >> i was in the remote jungles of guyana having just concluded a congressional delegation to or withngressman ryan and we were ambushed on the airstrip and shout. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on the heir airstrip. there were members of the. press who died. one defector from the temple was shot, and i was shot. i it wondered my leg the size of a foot all -- i had it wound in all.g the size of a foot that it was, oh my gosh, i am 20 years old, this is it. >> sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington dc and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. department inspector general michael horowitz, discusses the importance of the role of inspector general along with former senator carl levin and nsa inspector robert storch. this is posted by the project on government oversight.

." >> i was on an airstrip in the remote jungles of guyana having just concluded a congressional tour were ambushed on the airstrip. and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on the airstrip. died.s of the press i was shot five times on the right side of my body. a bone jutting out of my right arm and a wound on my leg the size of a football. my god, i am 28 years old and this is it. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on q&a on c-span. >> this morning, former republican u.s. representative tom davis of virginia and former democratic u.s. representative marjorie margolis of pennsylvania take part in a roundtable discussion on the political climate following the midterm elections and what it means for the

whose bright idea is bringing education to millions but first we go to hell on earth a scrapyard in guyana it might well be hellish but for those who work here it's essential. and smart phones washing machines tv's et conditioners those who can afford them rarely choose to go without and indeed for a few years at least they can make life easier. but then watch this year alone forty eight million tons of electrical waste will be produced worldwide that sounds like a lot. in fact it's four thousand eight hundred times the weight of the eiffel tower in just one year. and what happens to all these old broken machines well a significant proportion gets shipped to west africa to scrap yards in countries like god. this is one of africa's largest waste scrapyards situated on the outskirts of ghana's capital accra it's often being called hell on earth. it's toxic filthy and it stinks. every day tons of discarded electrical appliances cars and scrap metal end up here much of it for me. everything is dismantled but either broken down into its raw materials. well processed on the spot. just kogo has a

world t twenty match one hundred and three helping india to score one hundred ninety four for five in guyana in reply to new zealand weather well short finished up one hundred sixty for nine india winning by thirty four votes. england's long run without a test when away from home is comes one end after thirteen when overseas matches that sri lanka in goal in the first test of this series one hundred seem a chasing unlikely victory target of four hundred and sixty so we're now it's at four wickets and gently each three extra langkow a ball down that c. one hundred fifty on day four that gave england victory by sea hundred and eleven runs. across the board when it comes to international test cricket it's not just those it's not like we're the only side that struggles away from home it's very difficult to win test matches abroad now and i think that's makes even sweeter when you when you do come to very difficult venues like go in and manage to win games and pakistan of level the three much won by series with new zealand by chase down a victory saga of two hundred seven with ten hours to spare

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world t twenty match one hundred and three helping india to score one hundred ninety four for five in guyana in reply to new zealand weather well short finished up one hundred sixty for nine india winning by thirty four roughs. england's long run without a test when away from home is comes to an end after thirteen when overseas matches sri lanka in the first test of this series the home team were chasing unlikely victory target of four hundred and sixty so i really took four wickets and gently each three a striker or bowled out for two hundred fifty on day four the bank gave england victory here by two hundred eleven rockets. across the board when it comes to international test cricket it's not just those it's not. the only side that struggles away from home it's very difficult to win test matches abroad now and i think that's makes even sweeter when when you do come to very difficult venues like go in and manage to win games pakistan of level three much won by series with new zealand they chased down a victory target of two hundred seven with ten hours to spare in abu dhabi. early drama at

. >> i was on an air strip in the remote jungles of guyana having just concluded a congressional delegationour with leo ra yan. we were ambushed on the airstrip and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 dimeteimes and died. one defector of the people's temple who died. i was shot five times on the right side of my body. bone jutting out of my right arm, a wound in my leg the size of a football, and it was, my god. i'm 20 years old. this is it. >> sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. >> on wednesday, the radio and television correspondents association had their 74th annual dinner. nbc news received the -- award for excellence in journalism and c-span's -- received the jeri thompson memorial awards. we will hearards, from the featured speaker, arizona senator jeff flake. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> ♪ o say can you see, by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming, whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight, '

world t twenty match one hundred and three helping india to score one hundred ninety four for five in guyana in reply to new zealand weather well short finished up one hundred sixty for nine india winning by thirty four roughs. england's long run without a test win away from home as comes one end after thirteen winless overseas matches that sri lanka in goal in the first test of this series one hundred sima chasing an unlikely victory target of four hundred and sixteen so you know now it's at four wickets and gently each three a striker or bowled out at c. one hundred fifty on day four that gave england victory here by sea hundred and eleven months. across the board when it comes to international test cricket it's not just those it's not. the only side that struggles away from home it's very difficult to win test matches abroad now and i think that's makes even sweeter when when you do come to very difficult venues like go in and manage to win games and pakistan of level the three much one day series with new zealand they chased down a victory target of two hundred seven with ten hours to sp

t twenty muncher one hundred and three helping india to score one hundred ninety four for five in guyana in reply new zealand finished up on one hundred and sixty for nine india winning by thirty four runs. cricketers that level their one day series with new zealand they chased down a victory target of two hundred ten with ten overs to spare and upper darby them on hit eighty eight from eighty eight balls the ciders coming up in dubai on sunday. and there was an early drama at the world chess championship final involving american actor woody harrelson employed to sprinkle some stardust at the start of the tournament in london harrelson first knocked over a king and moved the wrong piece this first game between reigning champion magnus carlsen of norway and his u.s. challenger fabiano caruana and in a draw after seven hours of play. all right and that's all your support for now now back to you peter thanks very much to check out the web site it's always there for zero dot com rachelle is here in a couple of moments i'm back from such a sea of. with bureaus spawning six continents across t

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india take on pakistan and australia face ireland in today's group b fixtures in guyana.s in russia. already a world bronze medallist from last year, browne went one better in st petersburg. his second attempt took his total to 77.9 points for second place, behind russia's vadim afanasev. britain's kristof willerton just missed out on the podium finishing fourth. and finally, tony bellew is in the ring right now, challenging 0leksandr usyk for four cruiserweight world titles. everything you need to know about the fight is on the bbc sport website: bbc.co.uk/sport. at the moment, it is a very close fight. that's all the sport for now. james, many thanks. today marks the date when women across the uk effectively start working for free — for the remainder of the year — when compared to male salaries on a like for like basis. that's the message from the charity, the fawcett society, who campaign for sex equality. they warn that the pay gap between the sexes is not closing. 0ur correspondent lauren moss explained. the fawcett society says there's still an unacceptable differen

game at the women's world twenty twenty in the west indies they beat pakistan by seven wickets in guyana back up their opening victory against new zealand and they are aiming to reach the final of this event for the first time. the czech republic have been defending champions the usa to win their sixth fed cup title in eight years katrina's sick and overcame sixty of them in an epic match that lasted almost four hours the victory gave her team an unassailable three no lead in prague. the season ending a.t.p. finals got underway in london with roger federer suffering a shock to feet in this first round robin match corey was on the verge of losing the first set on sunday when he pulled off this rescue and went on to take the sat on the entire break father hadn't lost an opener of these final since two thousand and thirteen far back in the second but the japanese world number nine wasn't shaken pulling off a seven six six three with an. and now boat race with a difference from caroline india this is the snake boat race or vellum kali each boat is about thirty five metres long with up to one

i was on airstrip in the remote jungles of guyana, having just concluded congressional delegation tour within congressman leo writer we were ambushed on that airstrip. and shot. commerce and ryan was shot 45 times and died on that airstrip and there were members of the dress -- members of the press that died that i was shot five times on the right side of my body. a bone jutting out of my right arm, a wounded my leg the size of the football. and it was oh my gosh, i'm 28 years old, this is it. easterny night at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." >> "washington journal," continues. host: with congress that to me for the first time since election day and president trump back in town for mr. overseas have always been the next hour of "washington journal," focusing on the weekend in washington. plan to talk about and covering both ends of pennsylvania avenue is john bennett and melanie zanona, congressional reporter for "the hill," newspaper and the lame-duck session kicks off this week so take us through what to watch for this week, the highlights as house republicans leadership. guest: they start w

the hosts west indies begin the defence of their title later against outsiders bangladesh in guyana,in action today against pakistan. england won this tournament back in 2009, and their captain, charlotte edwards, is expecting a great contest. every tea m every team has that matchwinner, they have that person who could get 100 off 60 balls and the one and so forth. every team for me has that matchwinner, but for me it is australia. they have the strength and depth, it is some warder. and they have got real variety with the ball as well. australia are my tip, but i wouldn't write off any of the other teams. west indies at home, i have a free link they could do something special. —— i have a feeling. the touranment starts at 3pm, with new zealand up against india. there's commentary on radio five live sports thra of all three of today's games. football, and chelsea women have been drawn against paris saint germain in the quarterfinals of the champions league. they're the only super league side left in the competition, and they're looking to reach the semis for the second year in a row.

scorer with fifty one from fifty six for india to a sentence about after the irish won the toss in guyana indians posting one hundred forty five to six in their twenty overs in reply isabelle joyce top scored with thirty three but rather three wickets for twenty five runs help for a strict ireland to ninety three for eight of their overs india winning by fifty two runs at the providence stadium swank has cricketers have built a first innings lead over england in the second test data in candy so russian silver hits eighty five off one hundred seventy four balls their six coming off marine alley but the englishman got his revenge catching him out of idle rashid reaching three hundred thirty six all out a lead of forty six on england's first innings they were none fernand at stumps before his exams had no so it's a huge go for we. have been there plain as a green it's a huge discover music begin to demand a vision if you're good because early morning in the n.h.l. defending champions the washington capitals went down to the winnipeg jets on wednesday it was all square heading into the third

well, the tournament started today, with new zealand and india kicking off the action in guyana.ted first and set a total of 194, thanks largely to a brilliant century from captain harmanpreet kaur. it was always going to be a tough ask for new zealand, particularly after the dismissal of the tournaments all—time leading run scorer suzie bates. new zealand falling well short of the target, india winning by 3a runs. now, it has all the hallmarks of a classic fa cup first round tie. five years ago, there were regularly more players on the pitch than people watching in the stands at seventh tier haringay borough. tonight they'll host a record crowd of around two and a half thousand, as they take part in the first round of the fa cup for the first time in their history. they take on league one side afc wimbledon. need others thank you alex. it is cold. what an amazing story, hang gay borough has, just tell us, what is the atmosphere like in the build up to kick off? it is always very special, the small clu ns is always very special, the small cluns getting is always very special, the

scorer with fifty one from fifty six for india to a sentence about after the irish won the toss in guyana indians posting one hundred forty five to six in their twenty overs in reply isabelle joyce top scored with thirty three but rather three wickets for twenty five runs helped restrict ireland to ninety three for eight of their overs india winning by fifty two runs at the providence stadium. because cricketers have built a first innings lead over england in the second test data in candy so russian silver hits eighty five off one hundred seventy four balls.

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the children memorial wall during the names and ph305 children who died by poisoning at jim jones' guyanaettlement november 18, 1978. this congresswoman was a young congressional aide wounded on the airstrip that day. she was our guest yesterday on mornings on 2. >> i carry with me the scars. i had an injury the size of a football in my leg. my arm was injured. i'm also grateful. that was one of many traumas i have endured. >> at the time of the attack she was with her boss, the congressman killed along with several journals. she has written a book about the tragedy and other challenges in her life. the book is called undaunted -- surviving jonestown and fightin the interfaith winter shelter program is open for the season. it allows homeless men to stay at a church seven straight nights. each person gets dinner and breakfast the following morning. different churches host the shelter throughout the winter season. the interfaith shelter program will run through the end of march. >>> smoke coming from the wild fire is changing a holiday tradition. saint anthony's dining room in san francisco

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. >> i was on an airstrip in the remote jungle of guyana having just concluded a congressional delegation tour with then congressman leo ryan and we were ambushed on that airstrip and shot. he was shot 45 times and died on the airstrip and the members of the press that died and a factor of the people's temple who died and i was shot five times on the right side of my body. bone jutting out of my right arm in a wound in my leg the size of the wall and it was -- oh my god, and 28 years old and this is it. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's duende. >> was sent to c-span the weekly podcast. this week part one of the two-part interview with three nationally known presidential historians. they share historical context for the trump presidency. >> i see him as an andrew johnson like president meaning someone who has impeachment swirling around him and someone who's not able to close or heal racial divide in the country. >> there is a real animosity between the press and president as early as john adams because he is the person who is pushing for the sedition act of 1798 and what th

he was cse guyana to get a wway from the scrutiny, and a film will be dedicated this afternoon, and becausethe air quality it is moved inside of the heritage fillmore center. jackie spierer was shot five time, and she was trying to help people escape jim jones. she wrote a book titled "uncounted." it was released earlier in the -- "undaunted" and she going to be signing today in madera. >>> and today, a prethanksgiving meal for the homeless. the taylor church will serve turkey, ham, green beans and pie, and you can still volunteer for the meal that runs from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. the shelter program for the homeless is open today and spaces available for men and the tickets are reserved for a first come and first serve basis. the guests will get two meals a day, and those interest ed ed ie space can go to the bonaventure boulevard. and other churches will roll out shelter space in them ocoing weeks, and it ends march 30th. >> good timing with the rain coming out. >> and folks are asking if that is all fog out there, and we have a stronger on shore push, but it is mixed in with the smoke. w

where a cult leader was allowed to operate both in the united states and in guyana, and he was doing all kinds of horrible things. sexual abuse, physical abuse, mind control. and we went down to find out and indeed we found out that people were being held against their will. they followed with a tractor trailer and shot the congressman fo 45 times. i was shot five times. i was left for dead on that strip for 22 hours and was able to rebuild my life. it took months, many operations and the book is about not just that but about all the traumas and experiences that i have had in my life. my husband was killed in an automobile accident when i was pregnant with my second child. failed adoption, sexual abuse. i was resilient. and this is how you turn heartache into hope. grieving into healing. i want this to be a book of personal survivor book. and political survivor book. >> it is called "undaunted". what specifically do you want to have men and women to get from it. >> i learned a lot of lessons politically. one is you never give up. you may lose a battle but you haven't lost the war. th