now back to "witness to jonestown." >>> jim jones' kingdom was spreading. ood valley, san francisco and los angeles, jones negotiated the lease of nearly 4,000 acres of virgin jungle in the south american country of guyana. >> the beautiful promised land. see they made progress on the road and leveled it. >> he sent down a small advance crew from the temple to carve out a settlement they called jonestown. >> clearing it for five miles. going over the piggery now and the chicken area. also the grazing -- >> to wake up in jonestown was a breathtaking experience. it was just so overwhelmingly beautiful looking into the jungle. the sun rising, the howler monkeys calling from the jungle. it was just beautiful. >> i fell totally in love with guyana. it's the most spectacular country. so when i got to go, i was delighted. >> it will be an egalitarian society. but there won't be this aggression that's here in the u.s. >> jonestown would be peoples temple's future. jones had these movies made to inspire the folks back home. >> every moment i could see the changes we

jim jones in the people's temple and how jim jones inserted himself into the liberal power structurethis town and really compromised great heroes in the city like harvey milk and mayor moscone and then the double assassination of mayor moscone and harvey milk. one thing after the next but i do think the city came out of this as i said earlier with their values intact and stronger than ever. the san francisco values of tolerance, and openness to the chinook, to change to experimentation i think are deeply embedded in the city and now that we have won our own simple war and those values are enshrined as the rest of the country that is threatened with them right now. it's only as recent as president obama's embrace of marriage last week shows how relevant these values still are so i'm very proud of this video. i think it's a laboratory for the new, and laboratory for new ideas from medical marijuana to marriage to immigrant sanctuary, a livable minimum wage, universal health care, which is something that doctors smith and the free clinic really popularized at health care is a right, not

we have jim jones that used to be nsa director, pete dom nichy and dan glickman who was the chairman of the house intel committee. the white paper says three things. one, it's stupid fiscal policy. two, it's stupid defense policy. three, it's stupid economic policy. why? >> if the sequester goes through both on defense and non-defense it doesn't change our approaching 100 to 200% of gdp, debt to gdp ratio except for two years. so instead of 2032 it would be at 200% it would be at 2030, with 100% of those taken from the smallest parts of the budgets, about 35% and the largest and growing part untouched so it was stupid fiscal policy, economic policy, i had the misfortune of having spent ten years on wall street, now defunct and i could not imagine a more fragile time to be doing silly things with soars subjects and i think this is a silly thing. with approximately 1 million lost jobs in civilian and non-civilian areas in a two-year period and there were people with bigger numbers, but the fact is that starting this august when the unions and the companies are talking about warrant not

he never was accepted by the people, the national security people, around president obama that jim jonese former advisor, tried to get him fired, hillary clinton defended him. that whole debate with the holbrook pushing for negotiations with the taliban got lost because of his personality and the politics of it and we missed a window. is that -- >> it is. it came down to sheer personality politics. holbrook, this larger than life figure, a real great man of democratic foreign policy with an ego to match, really was not well received by the new team inside the white house. by senior officials at the national security council, by other members of president obama's inner team, and they wanted to marginalize him. holbrook was protected by his loyal friend, secretary of state hillary clinton. so what happened was for more than a year, both sides just fought very bitterly, very acrimoniously, holbrook would be excluded from meetings, denied the use of government aircraft. holbrook would convene gatherings that didn't have all personnel in them. it was childish. our government is supposed to be

we had jim jones, who was national security adviser under mr., and the former head of the budget committee. we had a republican, a former obama administration official, and a former clinton department official. host: why did you put the task force together? guest: we were concerned, those of us that wrote the first sequester, seven or eight of us still alive in this town, we were concerned that this was misunderstood by congress, put together in a rush and we will have devastating consequences at a time when our economy is really growing slowly, despite what everyone wants to say. host: the report has a longer headline. here is the official title. we will only skimmed the surface in this short time. let's get to calls. the concern that automatic spending cuts might effect as many as 1 million jobs according to a report produced by a bipartisan policy center. houston, texas. democrat. gail, you're on the line. caller: first of all, i want to sit i apologize. i'm telling a white lie. what happened to all of the truth from the newscasters? when wal

and so that's why people have been following them every year citizen journalism people like jim parker alex jones others that israel has been following these people and chasing them down all around the world trying to find out what really goes on in these meetings and why is it so secret and why is it that there are protesters out there abbi i mean i know there were a bunch out there yesterday we spoke to earlier you said there's even been an arrest why don't people care that this secret meeting goes on. i think people care because the whole think that's being planned that affects the rest of the world i mean every year that this happens there's a policy that happens after that people speculate that this was the plan in the bill the board meeting i mean we saw in two thousand and eight when the builder meeting was here a chance for the last time obama started his press for a way in a different plane met with hillary at an undisclosed meeting all weekend in virginia i mean and then you saw her in a high level cabinet position in his government also speculated john edwards was picked to be the v.p.

jim jones is the msn director, dan glickman who was the chairman of the house intel committee. the white paper says three things. it is stupid fiscal policy. it is stupid defense policy. it is stupid economic policy. why? if the sequester goes through, both on defense and nondefense, it does not change our approaching 100-200% debt to gdp ratio except for two years. with 100% of those cuts taken from the smallest part of the budgets, about 35%, and the largest and growing part untouched. so it is stupak visit -- stupak fiscal policy. i had the fortune -- stibine fiscal policy. i cannot imagine a more running time to be doing silly things with serious subjects. i think this is a silly thing. what possibly 1 million lost jobs and civilian and on civilian areas over two years, people have bigger numbers, but the fact is that starting this august, when the unions and the companies start talking about war notices, people are going to be scared. and the economy will continue to slow down. as someone who collaborated on a report said, a sequester has already started. that is why cbo r

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we had jim jones, who was national security adviser under mr.ma, and the former head of the budget committee. we had a republican, a former obama administration official, and a former clinton department official. host: why did you put the task force together? guest: we were concerned, those of us that wrote the first sequester, seven or eight of us still alive in this town, we were concerned that this was misunderstood by congress, put together in a rush and we will have devastating consequences at a time when our economy is really growing slowly, despite what everyone wants to say. host: the report has a longer headline. here is the official title. we will only skimmed the surface in this short time. let's get to calls. the concern that automatic spending cuts might effect as many as 1 million jobs according to a report produced by a bipartisan policy center. houston, texas. democrat. gail, you're on the line. caller: first of all, i want to sit i apologize. i'm telling a white lie. what happened to all of the truth from the newscasters? when w

. >> and jim, there is quite a bit of pomp and circumstance, and elton john and tom jones and kylie minogueat jubilee would not be complete without will.i.am and certainly all of england and national holiday and quite a few festivities there, but the queen will be in attendance though prince philip will be presumably in the hospital. >> that is correct. that is going to be extremely difficult for ler and the whole family. the whole world is watching this four-day jubilee marking of course her 60-year reign. for those 60 years, prince philip was by her side one or two steps behind her often, but always by her side. at one point i can recall ten years ago she said that prince philip was her rock, her anchor, and she never could have done what she did without him. so, she is going to be alone. he will be missed by the family, and conspicuously absent not only tonight, but tomorrow, which is the great carriage procession, and the thanksgiving service at st. paul's as well. key moments in the four-day affair. >> jim, thank you for the update and incredible partnership of along the lines of queen

jim thome, the rbi single. juan pierre scores on it and that ties the game at 4-4. we go to extras. still got something left in him at 42 years old. adam jones8, slump in the ninth. here he is in the 12th. walk-off home run. he was facing b.j. rosenberg who was a rookie his major league debut. so not a good day for rosenberg but a great day for adam jones. and that is his third home run in the 12th inning or later this year. so he's been clutch. the orioles win 6-4. one sore tendon. that's all it took to deprive the world of a possible triple crown winner this year. friday's news, the kentucky derby and preakness winner i'll have another would not race in the belmont stakes. that was a bummer, a little depressing. the race did go on and a crowd of 85,000 showed up at bell monday with they hundred yards to go, it was the bob baffert own horse, painter out in front. look at the rail there. that's union rags making a push for the front. he was the favorite in the kentucky derby but he flamed out in seventh place. he skipped the preakness. with new jockey john velasquez, he catches painter by a nose at the finish. and union rags is your belmont

jim bopp, if you will. >> monika bauerlein, your devoting this issue. explain this concept, the term of mother jones coined "dark money." >> it is an astronomical metaphor, of course. we have dark matter in the universe where the universe of politics is full of these visible celestial bodies -- politicians and campaigns and traditional pacs and talking heads and surrogates and pundits and so forth, but then flowing around them is this dark matter, this money that we don't know exactly -- as, in fact, none other senator john mccain has said we don't know where it is coming from or what it is trying to buy or where it is going, and it exerts this incredibly powerful force on the movements of all the things that we see. >> what about the role of the press? especially the commercial media, in shedding light on this dark money? obviously, a lot of the money that's being raised ends up going to paid advertising on television and radio and newspapers. so there is a self interest problem here for the press, in terms of unmasking or campaigning against this dark money. >> it is an influx of money for broadca

jim johnson gets ruiz to ground into the 5-4-3 double play, so the game remains tied. we go to the 12th with a runner on adam jonese plate, and adam launches it to deep left center, and that's your ball game. the birds win 6-4 on adam jones' 17th homer of the season. from the nba game seven, the heat in boston, the heat win it 101-88. they take on the oklahoma city thunder. i'm greg toland. i hope you have a great sunday day. >> 5:33. 68 degrees on tv hill. here's a look ahead to our next hour of "11 news sunday morning." >> despite i'll have another dropping out of the race, people still came out to pimlico's belmont party. i'm kim dacey. that story next. >> seven men ordained to the priesthood. why the ceremony was bitter sweet for one man. >> and the weather is quiet now but we have rain in the seven-day. we'll show you that in just a few minutes. >> this week we reported on the depeadly -- deadly combination of a loaded gun and young children. it is not a new story. for one family, it is very real. according to the children's defense organization 3,000 children were killed by gunfire in 2009. of that number 19

jones runs it down. this is the red sox their first lead of the night. it was a crazy last couple of innings. steve pearce just picked up this weekend. adam scores. jim17 in save situations until last night. jarrod saltalamacchia ties the game. the orioles take the lead in the 10th. this is what ronny paulino dies. 8-6, the orioles beat the red sox. the celtics are headed back to boston with a chance to eliminate the miami heat. chris bosh back. miami was out quick. the heat up 13. the celtics keep on coming. inside for the dunk. 42-40 miami. a wild fourth quarter. now it goes then -- some how it goes in. watch rondo tip it out. a huge 3-pointer. face.ierce in lebron's the belmont stakes is on saturday. gerry sandusky heading up tomorrow. should be a good weekend. >> 6:27. a harsh lesson is being corrected in maryland. >> maryland's largest casino opens today but it is not about the gambling. for some it is about the food. will have an interview with the executive chef of maryland live! straight ahead. >> what is cooking for this weekend's honfest when we continue. when it comes to gardening, we're, well, inexperienced. is this right? right here, lik

. >>> dow dow jones up 98 points and nasdaq up 15 and s&p up 7 1/2 points. >> why don't we turn to the top of the charts. jim it is the euro. seemed like it was making a nice gain. between yesterday and today, we've broken that. it's broken the trend line. to me, a negative sign. i think i would sell any strength in the euro. if it starts cascading lower, i have a difficult time thinking it could stay in one place. >> mackie, what do you think of the euro? all in favor of it? >> i don't know. >> look how handsome he is. all right, mackie, see you back at the ranch,

jim cramer and david faber. following data showing a drop in housing starts, a boost in permits. the dow jones looking to add about 42 points. and the spanish auction outweighing the german data. the dax is up about half a percent. we basically finished unchanged after the big rally last week. so where do we go next? fed ex trading lower, and they're soothing concerns about slowing it spending. >> did microsoft live up to the hype? did it come close to competing with the apple ipad or the kindle. >> the jc pen ney's shock is dropping. >> and wall greens buys alliance boots and it has an option to buy the rest of the company in three acquiyears. >> fed ex reporting. and there are increasing employee related costs. oracle reporting better earning last night three days ahead of schedule. they're authorizing an addition than in $10 million in stock buy backs. the early release is alleviating concern that keith block has left the company. that's an interesting back story, because a famed tech analyst said yesterday he expected this was happening. the stock traded down because they were concerned ab