. >> jim jones was an extraordinary figure.ader, social 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 persois 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. >> you're seei

. >> jim jones is always a megalo maniac. he always believed 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. as he's accomplishing these great things as he gets more attention, he is also getting less criticism from those around him. when he does odd things, when he maybe overdoses on the amphetamines he says he has to the take because he needs to be a20 -- awake 20 out of 4 hours a day to get so many things done, it makes it easy to say, well, that's jim. he performs faith healings that are fake as day gets long, and if you read this book, i think 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. hint: chicken parts. [laughter] he sexually abused many of his followers. haven't we all seen then and today 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 famou

i reported donald trump as the modern-day jim jones -- referred to donald trump as the modern-day jimones. he's not doing anything for this country other than making it worse than it already is. host: nancy says no in georgia. good morning. caller: good morning. -- back inlly funny dccc and two and states had to their voter gotstration -- hillary shawn henry to look at this private i.t.. this server that was hacked was never taken into evidence. we tried and convicted a russian hacker in atlanta last fall. during watergate, we had burglars that broke into the dnc. everyone is forgetting the judiciary. there is no court date. i hope our new fbi director will investigate who hacked the dnc computer because those can be switched around. we are basing all of this on the word of one person. clapper went along with this -- thisthey didn't like is really ridiculous. it is stunning come of the things that people say about trump. i really think it is sad that people don't consider that there is no court case here. host: it turns out that there is. "the new york times" reporting this morning th

so they were getting into this because they thought, ultimately, for 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 and not selfishness. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> good morning. how is everybody doing? i'm danny winborn, and i am a planning commissioner in the city of gaithersburg as well ass a member of the book festival committee. this is our eighth annual book festival, and we are so happy to have everyone here. gaithersburg is a wonderful city that proudly supports the arts and humanities. we are pleased to bring you this fabulous event thanks in part to the general support of our sponsors and volunteers. when you see them, please say thank you. a few announcements. for the consideration of everyone here, we'd like for you to silence all devices. and if you're tweeting today, use hashtag gbf. we also have a survey that we'de like your feedback so we can keep making this a better and better festival every year. and ms. olsen will be signing books immed

former chairman of the joint chiefs and former national security adviser jim jones just wrote an opinion piece on the same topic. and you said something similar, several years ago that the less we invest in diplomacy, the more we invest in bullets, do you still agree with that analysis? >> it's got to be a whole of government approach to the world, absolutely. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> good morning, gentlemen, i would like to thank you botd for your service and for being here today. first i would like to note my appreciation for this budget and strong support for the nuclear modernization and the comments that both of you made on this issue. i know mr. secretary, you alluded to in your opening statement as well. cy was pleased to see the department's request reflect a necessary prioritization for that nuclear modernization so thank you for that. general, in your opening statement, you said that you assessed that within five years we will lose our ability to project power. can you put that in context? what is being unable to project power do to our ability to protect our homeland and

jim and rahel. traders are watching for minutes from the federal reserve latest meeting due later today. this morning future are pointing down, the dow jonesmonday, gained 129 points but nasdaq, who 30, jim and rahel. >>> roxana i'm hearing about more leaks on some of these new features to come out with the next iphone. so what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, that is right, more leaks, new phones will reportedly let you unlock your phone with a face scan instead of your fingerprint. would it use a 3-d sensor. apple is reportedly testing an eye scanner. jim and rahel. >> i don't know what do you think about this. >> initially i would have been opposed but i just came back from vacation, and airport where i flew in from, it uses your picture for your passport they walk through, eye scans and it is so easy. i'm interested. i'm opened. >> reporter: did it save time. >> yes, it did. >> i just want a good picture, then it won't open up if you had a bad day. >> priorities. >> thanks, roxana, appreciate it. >> you bet. >>> yesterday's rain took a lot of people on the parkway by surprise but not katie. >> no, katie called it. when is our next c

stocks, higher, dow jones gain 97 points, nasdaq rose 10 points, both are now, dow jones and nasdaq is at record highs. jim rahel. >>> new york times all of the news may be just fit to swipe. >> what is that all about. >> an independent company crunched numbers and found it was not if the new york times went digital shutting down its historic presses. last year the times exceeded operating costs by nearly 150 million-dollar, and revenue for print ads dropped 25 percent over the last two years. digital subscription and ads are the future of growth for the paper, according to the analysis. >> i don't know, i think people would be surprised to hear me say this because of my age, hena, but i prefer an old fashion newspaper and prefer old fashion books, i like the paper, i like flipping pages. >> only daisy get times during the week is sunday because i don't have time during the week but i do read it on line during the week. >> on line is much cheaper, so that alone, yes, it is much cheaper on line but rahel my producer agrees, she likes tonight print. >> i don't mind reading it on my kind will. it is what you

. >> keith jones is here to break down that timeline for us. >> jim, jacqueline, what i'm about to show you is available on nbc10.com. it has been a week. a quiet rural township upside down. a shocking confession after a week of mystery. our time line starts last saturday afternoon. from neighbor susan coleman. >> we heard a series of blasts. they were loud. and i was like what the heck is that. then within like a minute or two, we heard another series of very disturbing gunshot fires. >> reporter: followed she says by faint yelling and even more loud blasts. by sunday, four bucks men had been reported missing. around 2:00 a.m., mark sturgis's car was discovered two miles from thedy nard doe farm in so bury township. two hours later tom mayo's car was found. crews start digging by monday afternoon. >> trying to find needles in a haystack. >> reporter: and cosmo dinardo was arrested on an unrelated weapons charge. by tuesday -- >> i will say so that mr. dinardo is a person of interest. >> reporter: the 20-year-old's father bailed him out that night. on wednesday, he was arrested again. t

jones play in the open. look at this shot. beautifully done. similar shot. jim: so much better. wonderful touch there, jhonattan vegas. just a tap-in for the birdie. charley has to hole his to tie. mess around there either. he just went. well, that's a four. it comes down to one shot. just a few weeks ago, ian, we were sitting at the travelers and we saw jordan spieth hole a bunker shot in a playoff. certainly did. unlikely. im: dottie, what do you see? flagstick out. ottie: very, very good life. wind.open and into the he has more control with this. jim: good shot. come on now. effort.derful jim: we have a champion. year, second straight it's jhonattan vegas at the canadian open. ian: and what a year it's been for him. the ented his country at world couple. jim: at the olympics as well in rio. takes a bow but really, he wants everyone knows how much he appreciates these followers of ul the sport. up here in the toronto area. dottie, down to you. ottie: jim, thank you. jonny, you went to the world couple and the olympics and now you've defended your canadian pen title. what's run

dow jones gained 100 points and nasdaq added points reaching a record high, jim and rahel. >> still roxana have been told that the girl scouts are trying to encourage interest in technology, among its members, how are they going about this? >> reporter: it is, girl scouts can earn badges for designing robots and race cars , girl scouts of the u.s.a. is introducing 23 new badges, including several in science, technology, engineering and math, also known as stem, the organization says that girl scouts are more likely then non-girl scouts to seek careers in stem fields. jim and rahel, there are 1.8 million girl scouts in the u.s. so good opportunity for girls out there. >> i love it. a lot of my neighbors are girl scouts. they have girls who coach. you have to encourage girls to pursue science, technology engineering field. >> girl power. thanks, we will check in next hour. >> you bet. >>> it will feel nice if you step outside later this morning. >> maybe a good day for lunch out side. >> there is a fine drizzle out there but all and all if you have outdoor plans would i keep them. we will wa

jones is live in our breaking news center. keith, it's no surprise tonight that messages of support are just pouring in. >> reporter: jim, jacqueline, the mccain family says they are shocked. tonight i talked with an old friend, a fellow prisoner of war in vietnam and his first wife, mccain's first wife, that is, who has tied in philadelphia. >> going to continue conversations. >> reporter: a blood clot friday, brain cancer tonight. the 80-year-old senator in good spirits, and tough according to old friend and former prisoner of war, ralph galati. >> it could not surprise me if tomorrow we don't see a statement from him somewhat whimsical talking about when he's going to be back in the senate. it wouldn't surprise me if he is. >> reporter: galati spent time in a vietnam prison known as the hanoi hilton with mccain who was there nearly six years. the senator was released before galati and as a courtesy called galati's wife. >> he called to say, i met your husband in hanoi, you know, he's skinny, still ugly and you'll probably see him in a month or so. >> reporter: galani was shocked at the medical update. mccain's first wife who gre

jim kenney to call for justice in a deadly police shooting last month. the protesters from black lives matters wants transparent in the death of david jones. mayor kenney held them back. >> i don't need protection from citizens that are expressing their first amendment views. we need to hear them and make sure the family and friends know what happened and if there is appropriate action to be taken against the officer for what he did or didn't do that is appropriate. >> james was stopped for riding a dirt bike and he video was videoing an office shooting him in the back running from the scene. >>> and city officials cutting the ribbon for the new shakespear if the park. an impersonator was on hand to help unveil the new public spaces. >>> septa commuters received a lesson on how to save lives in center city. they set up a brief training event at jefferson station, and in just five minutes people could take part in the hands only cpr training and received education to learn more. in philadelphia alone, more that be 1200 people died from sudden cardiac arrest in 2015. and there is much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30. a massive sinkhole

jones. >> this video was released to the public in just the last hour and a half. jimsome people may find the video disturbing. >> we will not show you the entire video. it begins with police chasing an suv. the video recorded by dash cam rr video in march of 2014. officers began chasing watson after pull ag gun after not having enough money to pay for a restaurant bill. 11 minutes and four towns later the

jones. >> this video was released to the public in just the last hour and a half. jim rosenfield joining us. some people may find the video disturbing. >> we will not show you the entire video. it begins with police chasing an suv. the video recorded by dash cam rr video in march of 2014. officers began chasing watson after pull ag gun after not having enough money to pay for a restaurant bill. 11 minutes and four towns later the chase ends in atlantic city near the tanger outlet. watson's suv collides with another car here in the heart of atlantic city shopping district. he gets out and starts opening fire on police as they order him to drop his gun. take a listen. now we freeze the video right there. this point watson falls. police keep firing. he was shot a total of 45 times. prosecutors say the officers continued to fire until watson was no longer considered a threat and grand jury found the officers were justified in watson's death. the prosecutor's office released video today because of a state supreme court ruling requiring the release of dash cam video. jim ros

jones at the white house, thank you. let's discuss this with errol louis and princeton professor jim sciut julian zeleny.riday night a senior administration told cnn that the president did not accept putin's denial and three times on air force one, three administration officials declined to say that the president, indeed, accepted putin's denial. what is the assessment here? well, my sense of it is that some of this is the growing pains of a new administration. we will keep in mind that neither of the two cabinet secretaries nor the president, himself, has ever worked in the field of international diplomacy, so they are kind of doing this for the first time. i think they are going to learn some of the small things that they should pick up on, thing like it's important to have a press briefing right after the fact in order to make sure that you don't have this kind of confusion. the fact that you should do it on camera as the russians did, not this strange sort of audio and not letting any pictures be taken of them as they answer questions. then, finally, getting their stories straight. look. my sense of

jim kenney to call for justice in a deadly police shooting. >> the protesters from black lives matter want transparency in the shooting of david jones, he waster the demonstration they continued with their planned event cutting the ribbon on the new shakespeare and pennypack parks in conference of the free library. >>> our entire region is in the grips of a brutal heat wave and folks are seeking relief down at the shore. why not? melissa magee is down at the shore in margate. >> reporter: hi there rick and monica. we decided to take the fun inside today because we are dealing with the excessive heat and humidity across the region and we are inside celebrating national ice-cream month, i have tim behind me at the margate dairy barn and burger. and we are topping this off with a pink straw to make it look pretty. thank you. >> if if you are not in margate there is more to do to beat the heat and the oppressive humidity. take a scoop -- >> it's one of the highlights of the summer season in ocean city and the annual tradition continues this weekend. the 63rd annual night in venice boat parade and contest is back this saturday. thousands of spec

jones gained half a points and the nasdaq 17 and the s&p fell almost 2. >>> well the company go puff has opened up the new philadelphia headquarters with the help of mayor jimney. go puff was founded by drexel university business majors and provides the delivery of every day items. and call it's a big success story for philadelphia. >>> it's cow appreciation day at chick-fil-a. it give a free entree to adults that show up in any type of cow clothing or attire and kids get a free kids meal. it's it's largest single day customer appreciation event and lasts until 7:00 tonight. >>> more than 100 fourth through eighth grade students got to take part in a multisport camp at temple university. mens crew and womens rowing and lacrosse and gymnastics took part. officials wanted to give the student a chance to participate in sports they would not normally be exposed to. >> looks nice. still to come tonight a check of that steamy forecast. philadelphia city hall looking gray above but that is just the haze. accuweather is coming up next. >>> time for accuweather and the "action news" forecast now. >> cecily tynan is here the heat wave? >> likely the fourth heat wave

jim mccaughan will be sticking with us. futures weaker on the day. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg daybreak and where moments away from the opening bell. here is where we stack up -- the dow joneser but they rolled over throughout the session. of a stronger dollar remains particularly when you take a look at dollar-yen. the dollar fund index is up by 1/10 of 1%. the drama in the bond market from last week is abated. there is buying all across the curve. the 10 year yield is down by about one basis point. in the commodity market, crude oil is getting hit by 6/10 of 1%. let's look at where stocks open for trading. abigail: not a lot of conviction for investors this monday morning. very small declines for the dow and the s&p and small fractional gains for the nasdaq. perhaps investors are on hold. we had the bonds selloff last week and earnings season starts this week so we will get to a few companies and a moment. let's look at the big movers in retail, abercrombie & fitch. the company said it terminated potential buyout talks but some investors are probably pleased. best buy is down about 4%. it was reported that amazon is developing something similar to the geek squad. some com