now back to "witness to jonestown." >>> jim jones' kingdom was spreading. in redwood 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 chang

marine general jim jones, former nato supreme allied commander and former national security adviser to president obama, president and ceo of jones group international. thank you so much for being here. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> a lot of questions, mainly from republicans, but also from the media and others and democrats, too, about how we got here. especially about what role the 2011 combat troop withdrawal from iraq played and things got heated last night when president obama's former 0 poe innocent john mccain got into something of a shouting match about the questions. i wanted to take a listen and then a question for you on did back end. >> sure. >> i'm astounded that mr. carney should say that the -- they have been -- >> that's not what i said, senator. if i could, sir, what i said is that we know a great deal more about -- >> come on. syr syria. we knew them. come on. you're the ones, it's your boss is the one that went -- the entire national security team wanted to arm and train them he turned them down, mr. carney, after a -- >> well, senator, look. i'm not -- i thi

and when i was listening to that tape, it reminded me of the escalate exexhortations of jim jones's cultaying, come to paradise, it's wonderful. that keys in on one of the key principles of destructive cults which is deceptive recruiting. people are not making informed choices. they're being lied to. information is being withheld and they're systematically, incrementally asked to change their behaviors to hold information back from family and friends and controlling behavior, information, thoughts and emotions to create a new identity that's dependent and obedient on the authority figure. as a licensed therapist, i've been helping people for decades around the world. and unfortunately we need to come to terms with the reality that social psychology is a science now of how to take people, break them down, make them over in the image of the cult leader. the good news is the human spirit wants to be free and people can get out. and therefore former members of the best tool we have for inoculating the general public against types of cults like this. >> our director of the program made a grea

jim: julio jones is finished for the night.phil: good game plan by the falcons throwing the football. no pressure by the tampa bay buccaneers' front on matt ryan, and, of course, a very talented group of receivers here in atlanta. jim: a two-yard run by freeman. for no gain this time. we talked about phil's top five last week, which was throwers of the football. tonight it was five superfreak receivers. phil: they're big, talent and would they put it on the field. brandon marshall. a.j. green tied for second with the guy here tonight, julio jones, and the number one, calvin johnson. i keep thinking calvin johnson is going to slow down a little bit and i've watched him. especially that first game, fast, showing no effects of being in the league as long as he has been. but those guys are physically dominating, smart, and they apply it all to the field. jim: intercepted and the buccaneers have another touchdown! danny lansanah. t.j. yates gives up the pick six. pete: lansanah, number 51. they do like him. aggressive, can really ta

jim: julio jones is finished for the night.phil: good game plan by the falcons throwing the football. no pressure by the tampa bay buccaneers' front on matt ryan, and, of course, a very talented group of receivers here in atlanta. jim: a two-yard run by freeman. for no gain this time. we talked about phil's top five last week, which was throwers of the football. tonight it was five superfreak receivers. phil: they're big, talent and would they put it on the field. brandon marshall. a.j. green tied for second with the guy here tonight, julio jones, and the number one, calvin johnson. i keep thinking calvin johnson is going to slow down a little bit and i've watched him. especially that first game, fast, showing no effects of being in the league as long as he has been. but those guys are physically dominating, smart, and they apply it all to the field. jim: intercepted and the buccaneers have another touchdown! danny lansanah. t.j. yates gives up the pick six. pete: lansanah, number 51. they do like him. aggressive, can really ta

without further ado i would like to turn the day is over to my predecessors general jim jones for additionalments. general. >> thank you governor and good morning everyone. it's an honor to be here to introduce or to help introduce the supreme allied commander of europe. i like to spell out that title because it has a special elegance to it that some people around washington don't appreciate. so good morning and welcome. as i said it's a real honor to be here. i would also like to recognize the 17th supreme allied commander of your comments are the 11th 11th. the 17th is to be introduced. general george allen, pardon me. general, always good to see you and thank you for being here. when the recently completed wales summit was first planned it was originally intended to mark the conclusion of nearly a decade of successful allied operations in afghanistan. the responsibility the alliance assumed many moons ago when i held general breedlove's position. while nato and its isaf partners did have a meaningful discussion on the afghanistan transition the summit will most likely be remembered for na

we know martin dempsey, jim jones, the former national security advisor has not been that complementthree. -- complementary. what do you make of this? in defense of the president, just because something is not working does not mean something else would have worked better. we consistently have that problem in the middle east because there are lots and lots of stupid ideas. sometimes we do the stupid things. othernot to say anything than the stupid idea would have turned out better. wheres an administration even on the inside people complained this is a very tiny circle who make all the decisions. debate. a lot of people get tucked into these endless meetings, and then the made whens when -- two people are in the room. i think that has created an environment -- >> who do you think is the president's most influential advisor on foreign policy? >> i have never been in that small meeting. i can't tell you. remainsay the president closest to mcdonagh and valerie jarrett weighs in on a a lot of issues. the speechwriter has a mind meld with him. whether susan rice is in that circle, i don't

we know that martin dempsey, jim jones, the former national security adviser, hasn't been all that complimentary. what do you all make of this? >> so in defense of the president just because something isn't working doesn't mean anything else would have worked better. and i think, certainly, we consistently have that problem in the middle east, because there are lots and lots and lots of stupid ideas -- [laughter] and sometimes we do the stupid things. but it's not to say anything other than the stupid idea would have turned out better. that being said, this is an administration which even to people on the inside, people complain this is a very, very, very tiny circle of people who make all the decisions. it's not visible, that there's lots and lots of debate, debate, debate that people get tucked into these endless meetings, and then the decision is made when nobody else is in the room, two people are in the room. and i think that has created an environment -- >> who do you think is the president's most influential adviser on foreign policy right now? >> i have never been in that small meeting.

nbc 10's keith jones has the new developments. >>> jim, jackie, rice was charged with aggravated a vault in march. he was allowed to enter the pre-trial intervention program avoiding jail time. lawmakers in new jersey and critics of the nfl are demanding a review. extremely disturbing, that's how new jersey state senate steve sweeney describes this violent video showing former football starr ray rice knocking her out in an elevator. >>> domestic violence is a serious problem that can't be ig ford and shouldn't be treated lightly. that's why he's urging the state attorney general tonight to review how rice's case was handled. the nfl is already doing that. >> we didn't get this right. that's my responsibility. i'm accountable for that. >>> speaking to cbs news, nfl commissioner roger goodell called the video sickening and admits the league saw it for the first time when you did on monday morning. >> we assumed there was a video. we asked for video. but we were never granted that opportunity. >> today the 27-year-old running back reportedly talked to espn saying i have to be strong for my

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jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. with thanks to the jonesaw firm for this view of the capitol, and for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> we are out in front of george clooney's weekend wedding in italy. >> his fiancee is already there and so are we, inside the hotel booked for all their star guests. ♪ >> completely sold out for three days. >> our guide to clooney's weekend long black tie venice blowout. >> meanwhile in paris, kim k., what a diss. >> stop it! >> kris screamed, her bodyguard earned that paycheck. we'll show you the very familiar face involved in this. >> and sherri shepherd's ex says she abandoned this baby but what is being said today? >> and i get candid with chris brown. >> disappointed, almost felt down because this kid could be great superstar. >> yes. >> are you ready now to -- >> clean it up. >> we talk music and rihanna. >> how is your relationship with her today?

jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. with thanks to the jonesaw firm for this view of the capitol, and for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> what do you redskins fans think of the name? new survey results at halftime. >>> the man wanted for the disappearance of a college student is in a texas jail while the search for hannah graham heats up in virginia. >> reporter: about 90 minutes and counting till the redskins go primetime against the new york giants here at fedex field. i'm derek mcginty. i'll have a live report including the latest on the redskins name debate, what do our fans really think? >> reporter: the redskins might be 1-2, but skins fans are confident about a win against the giants tonight. they have some pretty interesting reasons why. >> first tonight thursday night football is almost here and you can see the countdown clock. >> the redskins gear up to take on the new york giants right here on wusa9. good evening, everybody

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jones, everybody. we'll be right back. i told you picking him up was a bad idea. what's the worst that can happen? anybody want to see a skull? ha ha ha! hatchet jimcellent taste. cheesy skeleton mix bag of bones. (cheers and applause) >> jon: my guest tonight is a journalist and her book is called "the underground girls of kabul," in search of a hidden resistance in afghanistan. welcome to the program jenny nordberg! ♪ (cheers and applause) >> jon: hello! thank you for being here! >> thank you. >> jon: this is a fascinating story. story. story, the underground girls of kabul. looking at the cover, i assumed it was this idea of trafficking or women having to hide from the taliban. it's a much different, stranger and at times a sadder story. what is it? >> a story of afghan girls who are made into boys. they dress like boys with a short haircut and a pair of pants, by their parents essentially because boys are what county in afghanistan. if you don't have any sons, that's a problem for a family, and parents choose sometimes to bring up the daughter as a son. >> jon: and they bring up the daughter as a son because of the superstition that gets them

nbc 10's keith jones is live in our digital operations center monitoring a news conference which was held within the last half hour. keith? >> jim it bears repeating. this is the first diagnosed case of the ebola virus here in the united states. and this is what we know about it thus far. the one patient being kept in isolation at texas health presbyterian hospital at dallas. the hospital announced that the recent symptoms indicated a case of ebola. the confirmation came late this afternoon. ebola killed more than 3,000 people in west africa. of course it's infected a handful of americans as well who travel to that region. you can be sure you'll see much more on this story, the latest on "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. live from the digital operations center, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> skyforce 10 over breaking news in montgomery county. we've been telling you about for more than an hour now, one person shot at the public safety training campus in conshohocken. nbc 10's lu ann cahn is live on the scene this afternoon. what can you tell us. >> reporter: we still are getting very few details here. we know it happened at

jones dropping 261 points and nasdaq lost almost 2%. alison kosik, is this just a news of the day thing or a correction? >> jimy pick your poison. a lot of things caused the market to be lackluster. worries about terrorism and other big economies like europe, china, and japan slowing down. the selloff also happening because what you're seeing is investors are trying to figure out how these economies, that i just mentioned, including the u.s. is going to handle it once the fed fight tens interest rates. one day does not make a trend because going into today, the s&p 500, the broadest measure of the stock market, was up 6%. that's, of course, after hitting 34 record highs this year. apple was part of this the selloff today. it actually dragged down the nasdaq in a big way. almost 2% lower. investors wound up pulling apple's software update because of a glitch and claims that it is bending when in your pocket. it's being called bendgate, even though only nine customers have complained. >> bendgate reverberating in the new york stock exchange. thank you, alison kosik. >> sure. >>> officers from charlottesville, vi

fireworks, check out the baltimore outfielder sharon jones, if only i could be so lucky to get a pie in the face. >> oh, i got a friend in baltimore, jimce. he can take us to the game. >> we can make this video. >> there is a video? >> that's in all the papers. >> the washington post in atlanta, speaking of baseball. the national city, 3-0. how about this d.c., baltimore, it's all hang, washington wraps up its second nl east title in the last three years. that's a little celebrating on the feel. they take it back to the clubhouse, they drench each other in beer and champagne. that's what you do when you win the division title. >> is billy ripkin in the video? >> billy. he might have been. >> that's still okay. let go. >> a motorcycle rider from russia lucky to be alive after a shocking accident. caught on tape in this dash cam footage of cars seen approaching a traffic light t. cars prepare to go across, riding, he flips off the bike and lands in the middle of the two cars and prevents him from being run over. prevents him from being run over, survives on the hood and survives the accident. >> okay. there's a look at the paper itself.