. >> jim jones was an extraordinary figure.is ministry to california. ♪ walk with me >> what was particularly distinctive about him at that time is he created a community that was united between whites and blacks. this time at a time when the country was racially divided and churches were not integrated. >> some leading scientists say we have to have euthanasia. oh, no. oh, no. who's going to decide who and when a person is going to die? we must never allow that. because this is the kind of thing that ushers in the terror of a hitler's germany. we must not allow these kind of things to enter our consciousness. >> i wanted to write a story about this guy and his power an the reach he had. so i began to contact ex members and they said all is not so good inside. communication with loved ones at home. and naturally there was concern about where they had gone and what was happening out there in the jungle. >> i think jim jones took his group down there because he was afraid to face publicity and answer the questions here in this co

i saw the dead body of jim jones rising to get me. it doesn't like me now, but i remember the nightmare. i have not had one bad dream about fee at non-. a badher night i had dream about the north koreans dropping the statue of liberty on me. [laughter] that was weird. but generally my dreams aren't quite so substantial. haven't --n that i i'm incredibly sympathetic to people, my colleagues and certainly veterans. in my career i have met some people that have been two different wars, up to and including the recent conflict. i don't have an answer about why i didn't suffer from field affects. angela: there was a lot of controversy about the decision and support for the war. was there something in your mind about how your pictures may sway someone and how they view the war? david: when i went to vietnam it was hard to figure. i was covering anti-lbj demonstrations. i remember when hubert come free -- when hubert humphrey came to florida -- he is only 10 years younger than i am. i didn't have a political dog in the hut on that one. i thin

trump, the president, go way person and jim jones this man reminds me of jim jones.e radicalized people's minds and made them believe in him and he is nothing but economist. -- nothing but a con artist. there is good to be so much dismay at the convention that i'm afraid people are going to be killed. he only cares about himself. host: you believe the ohio governor should stay in it until the convention? caller: absolutely. i hope there is a miracle that happens. this man has buffaloed millions of people that he is going to do all of these wonderful things for america. he is going to make america look like a fool. some gets the nomination, what do you do? caller: i would definitely vote them a craddick. -- vote democratic. this man is jim jones. host: allen, supporting donald trump. good morning to you. i apologize when people call you and try to personalize these attacks. am roman catholic and i went to receive communion. our bible thumper's so personally hurt by donald trump. i think they have to overlook it. i am not so crazy about trump. he is not too specific. t

. >> it's a great story about jim jones about why some of the biggest unions are not taking sides in. >> coming up, hardball with chris matthews. >>> trash talk. let's play "hardball." >> for weeks donald trump has been totaling the clinton like a pair of used cars. now he's smashing them with an even harder suspicion called the circumstances surrounding it very

. >> it's a great story about jim jones about why some of the biggest unions are not taking sides in the democratic race. >> coming up, hardball with chris matthews. >>> trash talk. let's play "hardball." >> for weeks donald trump has been totaling the clinton like a pair of used cars. now he's smashing them with an even harder suspicion called the circumstances surrounding it very fishy. vince foster had intimate knowledge of what was going on and he committed suicide. i don't know enough to discuss it. i will say there's people who continue to bring it up because they think it was a murder. i don't do that because i don't think it's fair. that's trump talking. a federal investigation involved lawyers, physicians and fbi agents and interviews with 125 witnesses concludesed foster's death was a suicide. this was the latest salvo from trump. let's watch. >> she's married to man who was the worst abuser of women in the history of politics. she's married to a man who hurt many women and hillary, if you look and see a study, hillary, hurt many women. the women that he abused. she was an

nbc 10's keith jones has new developments tonight. >> jim, the report from the aviation herald suggests a fire broke out minutes before falling after radar screens. search teams suspended operations for the night, but earlier today, they found human remains, luggage, and seats from the plane that went down in the mediterranean. items reportedly found 180 miles north of the egyptian city of alexandria. it's a race against time to find the plane's black boxes. they question anyone who had contact with the plane the day before its crash, and no one's off the hook. the plane landed at five different locations, five different airports, in the final 24 hours. everyone from maintenance workers to caterers face intense interrogation. again, flight data shows smoke in a bathroom near the cockpit just before the plane went off radar. look for the latest developments coming up at 6:30 on nightly news. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> all right, keith. >>> a girl in critical condition after being trapped in her parent's bed. police in egg harbor township say the 6-year-old girl last consciousness last

jim. another down day on wall street. dow jones fell 99-point on wednesday, nasdaq fell 37. blue bell is recalling more ice cream, this time it is not because of listeria, some at cream was mislabeled. rocky road packages and cookies and cream that flavor is showing which is not the listed on the the box. consumers with allergies could be a at risk. company says no illnesses have been reported. you tube could be working on a paid subscription tv service. it will be called unplug, and offer customers bundled cable channel streams over the internet and expected to start as soon as next year. >>> get ready to sing along to apple music. apple is retooling its music streaming service, one change karaoke style lyrics. apple is working with music labels to show lyrics in real time as the music is playing. brooke and jim, do you like karaoke. >> i do? i think that is cool. i always want to know, sometimes i am trying to figure out what are they saying. >> i don't understand most of it, you know. thanks, jill. >> we know that. >> no winners this morning in the the power ball jackpot

. >> nbc 10's keith jones is here with a closer look. >> jim, jackie, new jersey is seeing a dramatic increase in libertarian, only trouble, many people couldn't name their presidential candidate. have you ever heard of gary? >> no. >> no, i'm not familiar with him. >> no, i have not actually. all i've heard about was the three candidates. >> reporter: they know trump, hillary and bernie. you voting for gary? >> oh -- >> reporter: scary as in gary johnson the libertarian party's presidential candidate. the choice for voters tired of the big three. >> we're the only growing party. >> reporter: patrick mcknight chairs new jersey's libertarian party. >> about 40% of voters are independent which is a record number, and we're getting a large number of those because people are disenfranchised with both major parties. >> reporter: mcknight said they've seen a 23% drop in membership in the mast ten weeks so why the confusion? have you ever heard of gary? >> gary? >> the biggest obstacle is we're not allowed to participate in the debates even though we are on the ballot in all 50 states. >> re

mayor jim kenney and city council curtis jones, jr. and superintendent dr. william hite announced the evident today. mayor kenney says the goal to promote diversity and inclusion. >>> to a misery now in chester county. at the center a woman found dead in this creek in east coventry. police just released pictures of what she was wearing hoping someone knows her and that's just one of many questions tonight. >> investigators are also trying to figure out how that woman died and how she wound up in the creek. this is off sailor road in east coventry township. here's chris o'connell. >> reporter: it was a grizzly find for a man here in rural east coventry township. finding the body of a woman in pigeon creek and chester county detectives say that woman was tether to do a cinder block. right now detectives have no idea who she is. they're trying to identify the woman who is between 25 and 35 years old and african-american woman. she was found sometime yesterd yesterday. she was between 3:00 o'clock sunday and 11:00 o'clock yesterday someone dumped the body of tha

. >> reporter: good morning, brooke and jim, markets off to their best day in two months. dow jones gained 222 points, nasdaq rose 59. macy's reports its latest earnings before the opening bell this morning, analyst expect the biggest sales drop since the financial crisis. there are a lot of questions about whether department stores and old school retailers can compete with fast, fashion, like forever 21. analyst say millennials want trendy less expensive clothing they can wear once, post pictures of on social media and then move on. >>> amazon is taking on you tube with a new video service. users can up load their own videos to amazon's prime and then get paid, amazon will share a portion have the royalties, based on the hours streamed. >>> and get ready to toast america this summer, budweiser owned by a company in belgium, still brought though in the united states is renaming its beer america. you'll see new name on bottles and pledge of allegiance and lyrics to the star spangled banner. the marketing campaign america is in your hand will last through the election in november. >>>

jim. macy's and other retail stocks are dragging down the markets. dow jones fell 217 points yesterday giving up most of tuesday's gains. the in as dack fell 49, futures are pointing to a higher open. macy's says sales fell 7.4 percent in the beginning of the the year, more americans are shopping on line, and the days of spending all day at the malls, not so much, and also, international tourist, spent about 20 percent less than last year at this time because of stronger dollar and weaker economy overseas. >>> well, google plans to ban all ads from so-called payday lenders. google say short term high interest rate loans are deceptive and harmful. google will in longer allow ads to be viewed within 60 days or when interest rate is 36 percent or higher. >>> instagram has a new look, vintage camera icon is out replace by multi colored camera logo. inside instagram is opting for black and white layout for posting and viewing photos, but most changes on the internet go, not everyone was happy about it. brooke, back inside to you. >> it wasn't as bad as i thought. >

jim. markets opened this morning after their best day since march, the dow jones jumped 213 points yesterdaysdaq rose 95, futures pointing to a higher open and there are a lot of factors. investors are in a buying mood shrugging off the so call concerns. a new poll shows britain will likely decide to expand the european union when it votes, next month. new home sales jumped to their highest levels in eight years driving 16.6 percent last month. the steady job gains and low mortgage rates encourage more americans to buy new homes. >>> also fueling the rally oil prices hit a 2016 high. traders expect supply will fall because of production problems in libya, nigeria. also here in the u.s. oil companies laid off workers and cut back on production, because of an over supply that have have sent those prices lower. >>> twitter made it official making over tweet toss allow for longer messages. 140 character limit remains, but, user handle, photos, gifts, videos will no longer down against that 140 character limit. twitter will let people have longer tweets, and it with the ill make communication eas

nbc 10 keith jones is live in the digital operations center now with what trump had to say about it today. >> jim, new unbound delegates of pennsylvania, colorado, and north dakota put trump over the 1237 mark needed to win. >> the folks behind me got us right over the top from north dakota so north dakota had a big statement, and i just really appreciate it. we will not forget it. >> north dakota's unpledged delegates joined trump on stage this afternoon in a news conference. nbc news declared trump the nominee after the main competitors left the race in may. in another twist, twist and democratic candidate, sanders, independently agreed to debate each other. now, trump told kimmel last night, he likes the idea, and sanders responded with a tweet, quote, game on, i look forward to debating donald trump in california before the june 7th primary. now, we will mention nothing official scheduled. trump is the official nominee. until he accepts the nomination at the republican national convention in cleveland coming up in july. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> chris christie now holds all the cards when

jim? >> joe johns, thank you very much. joining me now, cnn political commentator van jones, s.e. cupp, dana gertz and ed o'keefe.ust on this question of california on the democratic side, if hillary clinton does lose california to bernie sanders, what happens next in this race? >> well, unless he wins by 80 or 90%, which no one is saying that, not even the sanders camp, she goes on against trump. i will say that i'm here in california and clearly there's a very deep well of long-standing support here. so you're having a real clash with titans in california and i know hillary clinton wishes this were over. she is just factually wrong. she says it's over. you wouldn't know it's over if you're here in california. >> ed o'keefe, would that be a damaging blow to hillary clinton's candidacy if she were to lose the biggest state in the union? >> certainly would be a black eye on their way to philadelphia, given that it's the largest democratic state that so much of the money and then the thoughts and the legislation and it eventually gets spread out nationwide, all of it comes from california to lose the biggest state

jim rosenfield. the ymca says it was all a big misunderstanding but the mother said the message was clear. nbc 10's keith jones reports. >> say hi. >> reporter: 19-month-old west has boundless energy keeping mom busy enough. >> it's 2016, we shouldn't be talking about it. to be honest, i was in complete shock. >> reporter: kate has an added anxiety. she said she was shamed for breast-feeding during a gym class for toddlers monday at spring valley ymca in limerick. >> she said there are men in this class and they're uncomfortable with you nursing in here. i said that's illegal, i'm allowed to nurse in here. >> reporter: turns out kate is right, it's illegal in p.a. to ask a nursing mother to move so we webt went to the ymca for answers. president and ceo tells us it was a misunderstanding. >> mom was sitting on a balance people with her feet on another balance beam, at least that's what i was told and asked to move because the kids in that class were ready to participate or wanted to participate on the slides. >> reporter: mom disagrees. >> no one said that. i would have just moved and sat on the floor or, you

. >> nbc 10's keith jones hit the streets in stormforce 10 to update us on the conditions right now. keith, where are you right now? >> reporter: jim, jackie, i'm in chester. i believe every word of what sheena is saying right now. all over the map, not only delaware county, we started in montgomery county, crossed to chester, delaware to new castle county. i'm going to flip around the camera to show you what we're looking at. we're on the onramp to 95. again, delaware county, the rain coming down very hard. visibility isn't great at all. picture the reality of this, as sheena said, this rain is forecast to come down all throughout the night. take a look at this video now we shot in new castle county. just down the road from the concord mall. it was bad there. this is the concord pike. heavy rain drenching the roads. we took a trip to the brandywine creek in rockland, too, that's always prone to bad flooding. that area will probably have some problems. back on the road now, take a look at this live picture. we're traveling behind some vehicles. we're going to try to show you what this looks like but you can see the lightning there

at the jones day law firm you just mentioned it was a notable atte attendee. jim who was a chief of staff to presidents reagan and bush 41 who had a long history in washington. no that he is being discussed as a v.p. pick but someone who can help trump navigate some of the relationships in washington as he tries to build these bridges. i'm told that navigating the relationships is something that came up in the meetings this morning over at the rnc. a source from those discussions describes him as courteous saying trump didn't have a tone of holding court. he was listening. he was taking in the pointing being made by the members in that second meeting. the bigger meeting with house leaders. we're told the head of the rncc was there as well. given trump's tone, there was a moment where trump did acknowledge how well he's doing in the polls as it was phrased to me that he is doing well with primary voters and he is doing well with republicans. trump knows that. it's matter of how does he bridge this gap between where he is especially when it comes to different kinds

jim, investors looked overseas and didn't like what they saw. new concern about economic growth in europe and china sparked a sell off here in the u.s., dow jones dropped 140 points yesterday, nasdaq fell 54. wall street is waiting for private sector jobs report for april, it comes out before the opening bell today. it is expect to show that hiring slowed down a bit for march but that the job market is still healthy, the report will likely move the markets so we will sianni be watching. >>> to cot the a is expected to announce that it is recalling another 35 millionaire bags that was more than double what was already the large et cetera recall in u.s. history, it is blamed for killing 11 people worldwide. >>> mcdonald's is shaking up its frenchfries with garlic. chain is testing garlic fries at four restaurants in san francisco. they are seasoned with garlic from gill roy, california and olive soil and parmesan cheese. the it is part of the experiment of regional flavors. i usually say stick with what is working but this sound good, jim and brooke. >> as long as they are not touching the original. >> yes. >> i'm not going to san francisco anyti

jim douglass. we'll talk energy and e-mails and the possibility of a trump sanders debate. oil retreats from $50 a barrel after the market waits for what janet yellen will say tomorrow. and the dow jones industrial can't get above the average here. and the house just took a wrecking ball. no wrecking ball in terms of housing. less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the countdown. ♪ liz: so, folks, you can see on this bottom screen here and right on your screen, the nasdaq and the s&p clawing their way barrel into positive territory at this hour but the dow holding its breath after two days of gains. energy aims appear at the moment to not yet be ready to make any kind of move on what donald trump and his campaign are promoting as this big energy policy speech. that is imminent. the speech is imminent in just moments. he's expected to take the stage in bismarck, north dakota. but as you see chevron and exxonmobil along with marathon oil, for example. can you put those up? you can see they're not really moving to the upside just yet. again, we will take the speech in just minutes. as soon as donald trump goes to the podium. we want to hear what he says about energy and what i

jim chanos is at the conference in new york, not the milken conference in new york. >> hard to keep track of it all. the dow jonesustrial average, a leading trader will be joining us momentarily to tell us what he's watching. >> and the earnings parade is picking up. cbs is leading today's lineup. we'll tell you what the street is looking for. we'll have instant analysis too. stay tuned. in new york, not the milken is looking for. in new york, not the milken is looking for. >>> welcome back. a little more than 20 minutes left to go in the session. i'm down on the floor here with kenny. good to see you again. the market kind of keeping sinking lower. >> it's true, but look at where we are. we're still at the 2050 range. rallied back. today we're a little low but still at 2060. there's no sense of change in psychology in terms of a big increase in volume or pressure on the market. >> it seems like a lot of people are looking at apple. first string of losses since 1998. does shah have a broader impact? >> i think it has more of a psychological impact. it's broken down, so it's broken through technical levels. 92 is

jim and david seaburg. if you'd like to weigh in on the trade, head over to our website and fill in the poll. michelle? >> all right. markets losses are picking up steam. the dow jonesustrial average at this hour is lower by 143 points. the loss of 28%. the s&p 500 at 2015. the nasdaq is lower by 17 points, .3%. bob pisani join us from the floor of the stock xlafrpg. why the selloff? >> well, what happened you is take out lows earlier in the day. there is no big news stories out. take a look at the s&p 500. a lot of technical selling. selling to get selling. when you take out the lows early in the day, that creates more selling. and you can see we're sitting near the lows of the day. it is broad here. take a look at the sectors. banks have been having problems recently as the interest rates have not been going their way. that is the weakness. but energy materials and industrials and here is the global growth stories. notice health care is not down as much. one thing we talk about is the ten year yield. over in the bond market. the lowest levels in a month for the ten year. the dollar index is spiking up. you can see that dollar index is moving up the last week and a

jim craig, everyone. thanks very much liz: hurray. stuart: and the dow is up 173, 4 points. we're back after this. .. stuart: it is 10:00 eastern time. we have the dow jonespoints, 174 points. we have only been open half an hour but we have a solid drive on wall street. maybe this has to do with the federal reserve unlikely to raise rates, that is my theory. breaking news on the sale of new homes. ashley: coming get it 619,000, higher than all estimates. a very strong number. stuart: we must contrast this with sales of existing homes, this is a sale of brand-new homes on an annualized basis of $600,000 a year. i don't know much about this marketplace but it sound strong. ashley: they are trending over 300,000. liz: the median for existing, the fact that that is popping is a good sign. ashley: good news bad news, let's get new information for the fed to raise rates. keep an eye on that. stuart: it happened to the dow at this point. we are up 170 on the numbers, 168 at loans. i don't think -- a greater horse race. no impact on the markets. we have a couple retailers definitely playing into our retail ice age theme. best buy and the shoe discard chain. liz:

were under these old jim crow laws. , tothing i want to show .how the things that happened you have the story of these two boys. this is edgar and randy williamson. they were in jones county. were eight and nine years old and never attended school. johnson was the governor at the time of mississippi in 1964. this is about this letter. this is a condensation of a voluminous file. boys are shown to be white, male, possessing an amount of negro blood believed to be between 1/16 and one 32nd. they had never been to school because they could not find a school who would take them. they were legally white, but ofause they had one drop blood, they were discriminated against. eventually, they did get into school. this is a perfect example of the day-to-day of how people were freedom summer. mississippi was chosen because help and theeed of race relations in the state was not the best. you had various organizations , core.d, including naacp these groups came together to brainstorm and organize. prior to freedom summer, the summer of 1964, 12 weeks during ,he summer of 1964, volunteers started advertising and getting people to come to mississippi to set up freedom schools to