who can do that but jim jones. and he not only delivers, anomaly gets his people voting, he lands the greyhound buses belonging to people's temple to the campaign so you can pick up voters anywhere in town even if there is no other transportation. get them to a voting booth. jim jones junior who is so wonderful contributing to this book set in on a meeting where jones explained to his people, you have a lot of registered san francisco voters living in los angeles. was sent a couple buses down there on election day bring him back. george wins by a scant few thousand votes. any wonder who made it possible and who expects quid pro quo quote now? that's how jim jones foot accomplish things. by tearing down not by threatening, it is, look at all of the positive things we can do together. have to ask you come you are intelligent quote, readers and socially committed. if there was somebody in san antonio those to mulcher spheres who said, i really can't bring people together and we will do fine things, we will not tear do

please don't think when you read about crazy jim jones that he was exactly that way. it was incremental. it happened over a number of years. again, the difference between him and other demagogues and followers, oligarchs gained their following by creating enemies out there. if out of the only one, they all say, who can fix the problems today, these people, let's take this side of the room. no offense. these are the people who already have everything. they want what you have got. if you don't follow me, they are going to get everything you own. they are going to take it away. they create that tension. the members of people simple did not join because they thought they were going to get something. they gave up everything they owned joyfully. the idea being they were going to set an example in a group where everybody is the same. everyone is treated alike. that example will be so wonderful that the rest of the world will see it and adopt it. we have a world where race doesn't matter, where money doesn't matter. they were getting into this because they thought ultimately

he gets what he wantss because he is jim jones.it was inevitable with all the bad things he was doing. because of the great accomplishments that doesn't negate the horrible things he is doing. at some point the media is going to catch up with him and when they do, jones does two things, first, he starts claiming, this is a phrase that was used back then i'm sure no one is familiar with, fake news. [laughter] >> they are making it up. they can't prove it. as they started to prove that he would continue saying they haven't proved it at all until finally the heat got too bad and there was a foreign farm settlement in guyana, jones was going to escape. it was going to happen. demagogues in any form even if they are promising their followers we are going to make this a better world, at some point lead them to doom. one last point, we are talking why people would follow him. we know all the great things that are happening but there is the eccentricities of jim jones. how do you forgive them? one of the members of people's temple, one of

. >> jim jones was an extraordinary figure. worker, then a minister. he carried his 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. that there were beatings if you got out of line. there was a lot of the sex abuse. and the story took on a new life at that point. very soon afterwards, the church members began leaving san francisco for guyana. >> he figures if i'm i

. >> jim jones is always a megalomaniac. he always believes at least to some extent that it's been preordained that he would be great. he always lies. >> he is really unthinking and cruel to his wife. >> he's selfish. . he's accomplishing these great things as he gets more attention. he is also getting less criticism from those around him. when he does on things, when you maybe overdoses on the amphetamines he says he have to take because he needs to be a 20 out of 24 hours a day to get so many great things done, it makes it easy to say well, that's jim. he performs fake feelings that are fake as the day is long and if you read this book, they make one of the interesting sections you might find is how these faith healers actually do produce these cancers that they take from people's bodies in chicken parts. he sexually abused many of his followers, haven't we all seen then and today the examples of men in power who abuse that with women, it's disgusting. and it's cyclical. as he began more and more to become famous, to achie

it was the story of jim jones and booth -- boothe won the enemy for outstanding lead actor, and he died of natural causes in his home in los angeles. >>> more than 100 people were evacuated from this building, the midtown towers in downtown pittsburgh. the tower was built in 19 09 and did not have to have sprinklers back then. the residents say the building has fire alarms and they were working. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> former president bill clinton addressing the graduates at hobart and william smith colleges in geneva, new york and most of the speech focusing on the global interdependence and diversity, and insisted he was not making a political statement but wanted to focus on how muslims and immigrants are treated here in the u.s..>> in other words, the murder rate is one third the national average, and we have all heard about it. does it mean that we should not be tough on terrorism committed by islamic radicals? of course not. but we should not go around in a blind stupor mixing apples and oranges, terrifying the most talented and devoted people of the cou

. >> reporter: -- they called for the firing of jim jones. audits found under his watch it was at a $700,000 deficit while he ate on the taxpayers' dime. last year he landed a job with san jose as deputy director for the housing department. considering his past, what does the city see in him to hire him? >> he's extremely knowledgeable. >> reporter: the city spokesperson said they knew about jones' past issues when they hired him but say that experience actually made him a top candidate. >> when you have somebody who has been through a spot of troublesome areas, you learn from that and become very, very -- have a deeper knowledge and awareness. >> reporter: but after only 13 days on the job jones who would have made $169,000 a year suddenly resigned. >> it was his decision to do so. >> reporter: it's unclear, why but the spokesman says they stand by their decision to hire him. >> the american philosophy is people deserve second chances. >> reporter: one of the reasons why the city says he would have been a good candidate is because jones was

it is the time of jim jones and sla and all these weird movements.e were scared out of our wits. >> jesse: how old are you? >> greg: i am a young... 52. the point is, we aren't doing that. if someone had written to me and said talk to kids about this? how? say that we have a planet of human beings and within that planet -- there is a roving army that seeks to destroy. it's that simple. >> kimberly: you can talk to kids. he had a really good idea. i think we have to go and bomb them. ronan said this. i know you would do a very good job to get them, if i dropped you as a bomb. >> jesse: what a sweet kid. >> greg: morrissey's other point, morrissey is an unusual guy. a militant vegan. if he has a concert, every single vendor cannot have meat there. it causes major help. not only did he go after the mayor of london for not condemning radical islam or isis, he also went after the prime minister and said it's easy to be tolerant when you are protected. >> jesse: they don't take public transportation. >> juan: for all your praise, exactly what is the real p

he played jim jones in a made for tv movie. the family said he died in his sleep from natural causes. >>> oprah winfrey is in hot water. they're accusing her of taking more than her fair share of groundwater while the state is in the middle of a drought. officials say while they have received a lot of rain this year, running out of water is still an issue. >> thousands of wells have been drilled without any monitoring. we have thousands of straws into an aquifer that provides water to the public and we don't know how much water is being taken out. >> oprah's attorneys says they are working with local officials, conservation and sustainability. you can see more on the "today" show. >>> if you want maryland's best crabs, you normally have to wait until memorial day. crabbing season is already here. >> break out your bibs, folks. news 4's megan mcgrath went out to the chesapeake bay to tell us why now is the best time to enjoy the crabbing season. >>> i'm here in church ton, maryland, in southern anne arundel county. they're pulli

it shows jim jones strangling two pit bull purposes nearly strangling them and strulings with officer who this owe use tasers on him. his attorney argued he was on drug and unaware of what he was doing. the drug disagreed. >> thiwa against these animals and i'll tell you it was a difficult situation besides abuse on animals there was resistance to the police officer. these good men and women from the montgomery county police are out there trying to soft lives of dogs. >> dogs are selfless and they love with ale all their being. when something like that happens to a dog that can't defend himself it was emotional. >> they survived and since have been adopted. >>> calls for impeachment on capital hill following news reports that president asked james comb dwroy shut down his investigation of michael flynn. >> major developments from the justice department on the trump russia investigation. >> plus this soldier returned from after gap stan and found welcomed home to be anything but warm. why he's upset with uptd airlines. did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? fortunat

known for many roles, and he may be best known for the role in 1980, the controversial preacher jim jones in the "gaon a tragedy." he won an emmy for the outstanding lead actor and the spokesperson said he died of natural causes in his sleep at his los angeles home.>> a very gifted actor. >>> let's get you moving this morning with a check on the commute with sal. >> for the most part no big traffic jams but we have a problem at the peninsula, and here's a look at the toll plaza, and you can see it is more crowded, and we will upgrade the delay to 20 minutes onto the span. this is your opportunity to get into downtown oakland before it gets slower. 880 is slow in hayward. northbound 101 at marsh we had a crash on the on ramp with the pedestrian hit by the car, and the on ramp is closed, and that could affect you getting off of the dumbarton bridge. the peninsula traffic on 101 has not yet been affected but we will keep an eye out. looking at the south bay commute, the traffic does not look bad, and this is an opportunity for you to get out there because later in the morning we expect this

boothe came to fame playing jim jones in the 1980 tv movie about the deaths of hundreds of his followersn, guyana. in later years he starred in the big screen movie "sin city" and the series "agents of shield." a private memorial will be held in his home state of texas. >>> united airlines has revealed is that critical information how about to open cockpit doors may have been made public. united says there are other to secure flight safety. warning them about flight access procedureses being compromised. all u.s. airlines beefed up cockpit security foaling the september 11th terrorist attacks. >>> another airline faces some customer service turbulence tonight following a dispute over where a family should stow a birthday cake. >> to move my bag. >> but we move it. but we followed the direction. >> jetblue says the bert family of new jersey first tried to store the cake in an overhead bin used for emergency equipment. the situation escalated when they placed it beneath the seat before their flight left from new york city for las vegas. >> you know, when she told me that i was being noncom

>> he was known for roles in sin city and deadwood, but in 1980 he played controversial preacher jim joneshe won an emmy for outstanding lead actor. his spokesman says he died yesterday of natural causes in his sleep at his home in los angeles. >>> a new exhibit in san frances scow helping people relive the summer of love 50 years later. >> the california historical society is celebrating this unique part of bay area history. ktvu's allie rasmus gives us a tour of the exhibit. ♪ if you are going to san francisco be sure to wear some flowers in your hair ♪ >> reporter: it was the bay area's heyday for hip piece, flower power, and peaceful protests when thousands flocked to golden gate park. now it's the celebration of the summer of love with a new exhibit. the former publicist for the grateful dead says the social and political events that happened fall under a theme. >> it raised questions about how you live your life and the desire to be treated as a human being rather than an economic unit. >> reporter: the exhibit begins with an exhibit dedicated to the rise of the beatnick. >> these fo

city, and deadwood, but he may be best known for 1980 when he played the controversial preacher jim jones in the tv movie, guyana tragedy. his spokesman says powers boothe died yesterday in his sleep at his home in los angeles. >>> still to come a hey school in mourning after a student was killed in a a car crash on her way home from her senior prom. >> up next the service being held tonight in her honor and how those who knew her the best, what they're saying about her. >>> a slight chance for a little bit of wet weather tomorrow. we will talk about where and when that could happen. then it is going to heat up around here. not so much tomorrow, but the end of the week. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> a prayer service is scheduled for tonight to remember 18-year-old shane marcelino. she was killed in a car accident yesterday morning in fremont. as ktvu's ann rubin tells us marcelino's mother was driving home from her senior prom when the

turn average losses they he won an emmy for his betrayal of jim jones. the story of jim jones. he leaves behind a wife and two children, maria. a memorial is going to be hot in texas, his home state at some point. maria: inc. so much, cheryl. we will take a break. when we come back from an oral virus outbreak. the illness against 32 schools. saudi arabia back. that has oil up almost 3% right now. back in a moment right here. ♪ whether you're after supreme performance... advanced intelligence... or breathtaking style... there's a c-class just for you. decisions, decisions, decisions. lease the c300 sedan for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. at angie's list, we believe there are certain things you can count on, like what goes down doesn't always come back up. [ toilet flushes ] so when you need a plumber, you can count on us to help you find the right person for the job. discover all the ways we can help at angie's list. time's up, insufficient we're on prenatal care.es. and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning peop

his movie roles including "sin city" and 1980 for playing jim jones. >> he was 68. >>> on exercise, mrly gave up athletic after college because el it had a finite amount of energy. the human body becomes stronger with exercise. the new york times reports on a dinosaur minim dinosaur mummy. t dinosaur lived on earth six years ago. the content of its guts were intact. >> well, it is the main attraction at the newly opened museum exhibit in alberta. i would like to see that. >> you would? >> i heard the word guts and i am like -- dallas morning news talks with the youngest children ever graduating. from texas city. >> the 14-year-old received his bachelorette on saturday. he had a double minor in math and chinese. >> for graduate studies. >> honoring the captain. dear r derek jeter. >> i got a chance to play for first class and in front of the greatest fans in the history of sports. >> the team retired, that would be, two. the captain played 20 seasons to the yankees and he led them to five titles. >> theres mrs. jeter, everything about him >> congratulations. >> yeah, he's a leader and a

g's movie roles including "sin luding nd 1980 for playing jim jones.t" thatts on president trump's views on exercise. c aftrump has said in the past e mostly gave up athletics after college because he believes the human body was like a battery, it had a finite amount of energy which exercise only depleted. the experts say this argument is becom little flawed because the human body actually becomes stronger with exercise. >>> "the new york times" reports on a dinosaur mummy that'sth best preserved specimen of its kind. dinosaur lived on earth six di cars ago. maicontent of its guts were well, it is now the main ttraction at a newly opened museum exhibit in alberta. to see like to see that. >> you would? he word. >> i just heard the word guts. >>> the dallas morning news talks with the youngest student ever to talk with texas uating.an university. 14-year-old carson received his adchelor's in physics on eaturday. he had a double minor with math and chinese. carson plans to stay at tcu for raduate studies. in and new york's "d"daily new honored derek jete

won an emmy for playing cult leader jim jones. he died of natural causes at his home.h was 68. >>> to washington, d.c. sports fans, at least we have miss usa. basketball game seven, boston. fans got their money's worth. if you are a celtics fan. celtics and wizards were close until end of the third quarter. boston blew the game open. isaiah thomas leading. celtics surviving, 115-105 win. they take the series. boston opens eastern conference finals tomorrow night at home. so that lebron and the cavaliers can beat them in a sweep. >> i kid. no. no. no. >> looked really, really, good. the wizards are playing great this year. boston looked really, really good. they may beat the cavaliers. >> we'll see. whatever sport you are playing. the point of course its to score for your own team. but, every now and then that doesn't happen. >> of course we have a case in point. this from the world hockey championships. that's italy's alex egger. >> he tripped. directing the puck into his own net. >> oh, no. awe off it wasn't the game's deciding goal. it definitely was decidedly the mo

they were getting into this because they thought ultimately , with all the crap jim jones is doing on the side, he's still the one who's going to lead us to this great moment. they did it out of generosity , not so much. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >>. [inaudible conversation] welcome today to this event in annapolis at the annapolis book festival. my name is stephen wrage, i'm a school apparent with sons who graduated four years ago and i also am a professor at the naval academy in annapoliswhere i teach courses in international relations . it's a great thing to have general michael hayden who is here today to talk about his 41 year career in the air force and in the national intelligence and national security area and talk to us about his book, playing to the edge: american intelligence in the age of terror. the title playing to the edge is kind of a sports metaphor i think. it's like pushing the envelope or playing right to the edge of the field with truck in your cleats and it's appropriate that general hayden would use sports metaphors. he pract

. >>> good evening i'm keith jones. jimqueline have the night off and so do a lot of people spending the long weekend observing memoryual day. take a look right now. 76 in the vine. not so much traffic out there right now which is kind of surprising considering a lot of people might be making the way back home. there was a rainy, cloudy and cool memorial day across the region. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn hurricane schwartz joins us. >> you don't need the clear skies it just stopped raining and it has not rained for the amp. we've been telling you since last week that monday afternoon was going to be the best time to do any kind of barbecuing. it really wasn't going to be a beach day. and we haven't had really good beach weather because of the wind coming off the ocean all the clouds hanging around here. there is nothing really on radar to be concerned with during the evening hours. 62 degrees now the wind still out of the east. it doesn't go up much during the day. doesn't go down much at night with a patte

jim and rahel. future pointing to a higher opened today, yesterday dow jones rose 74 points, nasdaq jumped 24. minutes from the fed's last meeting point to another interest rate hike possibly as soon as next month, fed signals it will stay encores to raise rates as long as the economy remains, strong. opec ministers are meeting right now in vienna and they are expected to extend a deal to cut oil production that was put in place to boost prices. >>> warning for parents, graco is recalling more than 25,000 car seats, the company says that the hardness webbing can break in the crash and may not keep children restrained. the supply is my ride 65 convertible seats, so far there have in the been any reports of injuries. >>> and amazon's new physical book store amazon books opened today near columbus circle. amazon's seventh brick and mortar location and will mimic the on line book buying experience by displays playing ratings and reviews. customers can scan their purchases and opt to have books shipped to their homes, jim and rahel. >> i love this because that is best of both world, you get reviews

jim and rahel. futures right now pointing to a lower opened here, yesterday the dow jones lost 50, nasdaq fell seven, amazon stock hit a thousand dollars a share for first time ever putting retailers market value at double that of wal-mart and 15 times that of target. uber has fired researcher in the self driving car unit involve in the ongoing lawsuit with waymo, former self driving division of google. they alleged that anthony lewandowski down loaded trade secrets before he founded a start up purchased by uber. uber says he missed deadline to help with an internal investigation. >>> and mcdonald's is putting chicken big macs on the menu in australia it has been part of the mcdonald's so-called secret menu for a while, customers asked for it and mcdonald's made it. they have made it official. it comes with everything you get with the burger. >>> i sabrin it to the u.s., jim and rahel. >> i'm not a huge fan of the big mac but i do like that spicy orange sauce. >> special sauce. >> i don't know, i like the big mac. >> chicken big mac. >> do you want the chicken on there? >> reporter: i would take it.

jim and rahel. futures are pointing to a higher opened. investors are shrugging awful terror concerns from overseas. dow jones rose 43 points yesterday, nasdaq up five. target reached an 18 and a half million-dollar settlement over that massive data breach from christmas 2013. hackers stole credit and credit card info from millions of customers. settlement money will be divide add monk 47 states in d.c., mostly based on their population. >>> apple wants to take a bite out of android smart phones, company is using web site to tell customers how to switch, top of the page, it says life 's easier on the i phone and then questions that pump up best features of the iphone at the bottom you can find out how to buy an apple. >>> candy co are trying to capitalized on americans appetite for spicy food, skittles and star burst will be rolling out spicy versions of their canned which fiery water melon and flaming orange think should be available later this year. jim and rahel. >> that is wrong, wrong. >> it is like hot tomialies. >> don't touch classics, my star burst, i don't need them like they did an upgrade on the s

jim shuuto is here as well. and carl bernstein and athena jones. good evening to all of you. gloria, i'll start with you. by listening to part of this interview with president trump, he continues to insist democrats are using a made-up story about the russians to explain their loss. here it is. >> in fact, when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know? this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. it's an excuse by the democrats for having lost an election that they should have won of the the reason they should have won it is the electoral college is almost impossible for a republican to win. very hard. because you start off at such a disadvantage. so everybody was thinking they should have won the election. this was an excuse for having lost an election. >> are you angry with mr. comey because of his russian investigation? >> i just want something that's competent. i am a big fan of the fbi. i love the people of the fbi. i think that about the hillary clinton administration -- >> no, about the russian investigation. >> no, i don't -- look. look. let me tell you. as far a

jim sciutto is here as well. carl bernstein and white house correspondent athena jones. good evening to all of you.loria, we'll start by listening to part of this interview with lester holt. he continued to insist that the democrats are using a made-up story about the russians to explain their loss. here it is. >> in fact, when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. it's an excuse by the democrats for having lost an election that they should have won. the and reason they should have won it, the electorate college is almost impossible for a republican to win. it's very hard. because you start off at such a disadvantage. so everybody was thinking, they should have won the election. lost an election.e for having - >> are you angry with mr. comey because of his russia investigation? >> i just want somebody that's competent. i'm a big fan of the fbi. i love the fbi. i love the people of the fbi. >> but are you -- >> i think about the hillary clinton investigation? >> no, about the russia investigation. >> no, i don't care,

is jim hackett, a former office furniture executive. and on wall street, the dow jonesustrial average gained 90 points to close near 20,895. the nasdaq rose almost 50 points, and the s&p 500 added 12. still to come on the newshour: president trump abroad-- attempting to reset relations in the middle east. how medicaid cuts could trickle down to students with disabilities. it's politics monday... a look at the storm brewing at home while trump is overseas, and much more. >> woodruff: during the presidential campaigning candidate trump said he'd strengthen relations with middle eastern countries, and do a better job fighting islamic terrorism. so, with the president in saudi arabia this weekend and meeting with arab leaders, we thought we'd ask how of a change in u.s. policy is the president making? for that we turn to daniel benjamin. he was ambassador-at-large and coordinator for counterterrorism at the u.s. state department during the obama administration. he's now at dartmouth college. elliott abrams served in the reagan and george w. bush administrations. he's now a

is jim hackett, a former office furniture executive. and on wall street, the dow jonesustrial average gained 90 points to close near 20,895. the nasdaq rose almost 50 points, and the s&p 500 added 12. and, after nearly 150 years, the ringling brothers-barnum and bailey circus held its final show last night. "the greatest show on earth" faced declining attendance and high operating costs, as well as protests from animal rights groups. the last show on sunday, held just outside new york city, received a standing ovation. performers hugged, as the ring master sang "auld lang syne." still to come on the newshour: president trump abroad-- attempting to reset relations in the middle east. how medicaid cuts could trickle down to students with disabilities. it's politics monday... a look at the storm brewing at home while trump is overseas, and much more. >> woodruff: during the presidential campaigning candidate trump said he'd strengthen relations with middle eastern countries, and do a better job fighting islamic terrorism. so, with the president in saudi arabia this weekend

the links before you were forged by heroes from john paul jones, steven decatur, bull halsey, jim stockrphy. because of them, and through the bravery of all who have called themselves marines and sailors in our nation's history, america's freedom endures to this very day and we honor all who have gone before you. [applause] the. charles: vice president pence addressing the graduates at the u.s. naval academy saying today is a day of pride and celebration and of course, getting in a few good jokes there as well. i want to go back to kevin jackson who happens to still be with us, and i want to get your take on coverage of president trump's overseas trip. the mainstream media has been so quite and ignored all the positive news come out of the trip. >> they have ignored the positive news out of the trump administration period, charles. the guy is the bobby fibber of politics -- bobby fisher of politics. he weaves our policy with a deftness that quite frankly would make reagan proud. what came out of the trip is masterful and ties to domestics policy. for example, creating jobs in saudi arab

these days brian jones could come back from the grave for one night only with the stones and janis and jimmy and jimow what? i ain't goin'. but the cologners, god bless them. they love it. bei oma kleinmann handles enormous crowds of revelers. fortunately, the madness is still a few weeks away. and this is my old friend tracey who had the good or bad fortune, depending on how you look at it, to travel and produce shows around the world with me for many years. anke is from cologne and makes me feel better about my carnival phobia. carnival. do you like carnival? >> tracey: i do, and i'm not ashamed to say it. >> anthonyll jesters and bards and medievally attired pranksters be popping up during my stay here? >> tracey: you're missing out. you're really -- >> anthony: mimes? no mimes, troubadours, jugglers, uh, human statues? >> tracey: come on. >> anke: all of them are wearing bonkers costumes and look like shit. i don't like it. no, i always get embarrassed about those people. >> anthony: i hate carnival. >> anke: i hate carnival too. >> anthony: are there parades? >> tracey: yes. >> anke: yes. >> an

jim comey to do the interview. again, it was that recorded which is extraordinary. michael jones, will mean that the leak stopped. >> it now, i think it is probably too much to think that comey is the source of all the leaks. maria: but did he stop them? there's a culture that starts at the top. >> is a good point. i think probably the leaks as much as anything are so many competing power centers in the white house. they'll have different motivations. i'm not sure, is the fbi really going to be focused that much on the team especially some of the reforms post-watergate. the question i have is if i were in the white house, i would be focused a lot less on the press conference in july and i'd be focused an awful lot more in how he handled the reopening of the investigation in a covert cac quarante is that within trust her. usually handled and it really showed a kind of lack of awareness of the political sensitivity of the fbi are. >> last week he testified, huma abedeen had transferred hundreds of thousands of e-mails to anthony laptop here that we found that it wasn't hundreds of

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jones makes sense of investing. apparently, i kept her up all night. she said the future freaks her out. how come no one likes me, jim? intel does! just think of everything intel's doing right now with artificial intelligence. and pretty soon ai is going to help executives like her see trends to stay ahead of her competition. no more sleepless nights. - we're going to be friends! - i'm sorry about this. don't be embarrassed of me, jim. i'm getting excited about this! we know the future. we're going to be friends! because we're building it. if you want to stay on top of your health, one simple thing to do -- is take the pledge to go and get screened for the cancers that might affect you. so stand up to cancer and take the pledge at getscreenednow.org it only takes a minute to take care of yourself, and nothing rhymes with "org"... . >>> good morning. snap drops. the hottest ipo of the year falling after its first major test as a company. >>> hologic under pressure in the premarket. the company just reported earnings. we'll talk to the ceo. >>> and good news all you wine and cheese lovers out there. a new health study

jim hackett. new ceo of ford motor company. the dow jones industrial average in business for 23 minutes.re up 100. 20,900. i might add that the defense contractors are doing extremely well because of the huge deals announced in saudi arabia over the weekend. oil service companies, they're doing well, and so are the fabulous five. okay, we talk about them all the time. up, up, up, and still up today. i'm looking at microsoft, i own some of it, at $67.96 up 27 cents. amazon is up $10. getting very, very close to $1,000 a share. 969 to be precise. facebook has joined the upside move and now it's up 4 cents at 148. twitter though, is down after one of its co-founders apologized for helping to elect donald trump. okay. move on, please. let's get to venezuela, a general there, venezuela reportedly ordered snipers to prepare for a clash with protesters. that sounds pretty extreme to me. liz: it's the head of the army in venezuela. what happened was, this recording with as leaked and they were talking about how ma dduro is having a hard time. if this is not a call for intervention, the call for