. >> jim jones was an extraordinary figure.orker, then a minister. and he carried his ministry to california. ♪ walk with me ♪ walk with me what was particularly distinctive about him at that time is he created a community that was united between whites and blacks. and this came at a time when the country was still 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 very much about this guy and his power and 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 sex abuse. and the story took on a new life at that point. very soon afterwards, the church members began leaving san francisco for

. >> like jim jones? >> yes, i do. >> why? that's a big step. >> not from what he's done.manipulation? if this is about power and control over people, one cannot minimize what this person is capable of. >> our thanks to elizabeth for that report. we repeatedly reached out to keith ranieri, nancy lauren saltzman, alison bank and the brothman sisters for comment, none responded other than referring us to the group's website statement. just this week clair brothman posted online a lengthy statement defending the group saying, i've seen so much good come from both our programs and from keith himself." we'll be right back. this this this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can take on psoriatic arthritis with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. humira can lower your

ambassador jones. jim: summary things came out of vietnam, from my perspective -- so many things came out of vietnam from my perspective. one of the things, i was the son of a world war i veteran. we had a great sense of volunteering. that was the thing to do in those days. you had a sense of trust in your government. i think the thing that disturbed me more thanrbed anything else is how information from the front lines could get so distorted by the time it got to the president of the united states that it was not even recognizable. i still haven't figured out how that happened, but it did. the other thing, for me personally, it made me much more questioning and much less willing to just take anybody's word for it. when i left the white house, went back to my home state of oklahoma, and ran for congress four years later, it turns out that, in those days, you could be bipartisan, you could have friends on both sides of the aisle and work together. one of the things i found out after getting elected and comi

ambassador jim jones had a very special place in the war. he served in basic training. after that, he didn't go to be a -- he did not go to vietnam, he went to another place some might call a war zone, which is the johnson white house. [laughter] >> first, he served as an army intelligence officer, then on the staff of the johnson, and ultimately in the position of appointment secretary, which we now know as chief of staff. rep. jones: so many things came out from vietnam from my perspective. one of the things, i was the son of a world war i veteran. we had a great sense of volunteering. that was the thing to do in those days. we had a sense of trust in the government. i think the thing that disturbs -- that disturbed me more than anything else is how information from the front lines could get so distorted by the time it got to the president of the united states that it was not even recognizable. i still haven't figured out how that happened, but it did. the other thing, for me personally, it made me much more questioning and much less willing to just take anybody's wor

he's kind of the jim jones of 2000. >> okay, look. new york voters, especially in particular new york city voters, are different voters than even upstate and much more similar to midwest voters. he wrote the art of the deal or co-wrote it, and they saw someone who was excelling. >> he didn't write it. he was a ghost writer and he sat there and told it and the guys. >> i wrote mine. >> you know donald trump didn't write that letter. >> right. but the point is, his personality came through on that book. you read that thing and it's him all over, including bragging about lying. >> i think -- the problem i have with the way these conversations often go, you point out that donald trump lies a lot and then the response is, well, but people are okay with that. yeah, some percentage of his crude and obscene bears no relationship to whether fitts. these are two completely different conversations and what i find is people segue between what is true and what is considered more acceptable. >> i think salinas is talking about the voter. maybe ther

you mean like jim jones? >> yes, yes i do. >> why?at he's done, i mean the level of manipulation. if this is about power and control over people one can not minimize what this person is capable of. >> that's scary to contemplate. >> it's horrendous. >> the former members we met all say their time in nxivm and its aftermath have exacted a heavy emotional toll. nexium critics say the risks are real, the challenges daunting but speaking out is the only way out. >> it's opened up a portal right now to shine a light on the darkness. this is the best opportunity we're going to get. >> for this report we repeatedly reached out for comment to keith, nancy, allison mack and the bronfman sisters. >> none responded. i'm david muir. >> i'm elizabeth vargas. for all of us here at "20/20" and abc news have a great night and have a great weekend. >>> the winds are picking up around the bay area. so is the fire danger. from dennys.com. or pumpkin pie with every $20 order you can eat it wherever you want, even if you are in someone else's house... san

i was at the home of a jim jones. it was a bigger christmas party.for tots. the goal was to collect a 10,000 on rupture toys to give to children, because there parents don't have money of the season. while it is based in virginia, everyone is welcome to donate. if you want to support toys for tots, you should've. these are good people. i mean that with all of my hear heart. >> greg: i am a dictator. >> juan: the place was packed with toys. >> jesse: set your dvr. "special report" is up next. brett, we are going to miss you at the christmas party. >> bret: amen with a bomb -- the trump administration as it is the result of chain migration in general, and the lottery system specifically gone wrong. we will talk with the chairman of the will and security council later. a full day of campaigning and that acrimonious alabama senate -- we will have exclusive reports on the so-called trump nausea, a surprising twist on who was working on it and who was pitching it to the media. this is "special report" ."

caller: when you are dealing with someone like jim jones -- they are trying to pass it.ou have $32 trillion in offshore accounts. the only way to bring the money back it is to legalize it. they are going to bring it back in anyways. we have 7 million documents stating offshore accounts. we you please do a show about -- will you please do a show about it? host: ann, democrat. what do you think? know if peoplet realize this -- but if this goes through, it will trigger something called pay go. it will automatically deduct $25 million for medicare next year alone. it will wind up in the next 10 years gutting medicare. automaticmething within the bill. it is not something that can happen later on. it incentivize is jobs -- incentivizes jobs to go overseas. i believe it will pay them to go overseas. this is opposite of everything the republicans have been promising -- by america and keep jobs here. it does exactly the opposite -- buy america and keep jobs here. it does exactly the opposite. as people have said, it is a transfer from the lower and middle class to the wealthy. h

people decide who they want to serve in elected office. >> lea: we will leave it there, lawrence jones and jimyou. merry christmas. >> jon: hurricane maria, devastating puerto rico. 30% of the island's residents still do not have power. what is taking so long? >> i new york affiliate explain explains. >> least 30% of the power grid so tens of thousands continue to live in the dark and some still do not have clean water. >> we do not have enough water here. this woman, catalina lives in the neighborhood, in this video showed earlier this month, she talked to new york, jimmy harper, who is returned from her third humanitarian mission. >> if you mentioned all the towns, there is devastation at someplace that you say, wow. >> her mother and father live in puerto rico, driven the island in a rental car, hand delivering care packages to hundreds of residents living in remote areas, have seen little government help since it struck three months ago. >> those that are there, there's a lot of areas where they say, you're the first one here. how is it possible. >> she's also made it her mission to feed a

jones hold the seat through 202. >>> now alabama's secretary of state says that a recount can be done, but moore will to have pay for it. live from washington d.c. i'm laura podesta, jim and rahel. >>> well, there will be more coverage of doug jones victory in alabama coming up on cbs this morning. manual is in montgomery, alabama and nancy courtes has reaction from washington d.c. that is coming up at 7:00 o'clock right here after "eyewitness news" on cbs-3. >>> suspect in the new york city subway attack faces a court hearing today. the 27 year-old immigrant from bangladesh is charged with five federal counts of terrorism. since he remains in the hospital, authorities are trying to determine whether it will take place in person or through closed circuit video. suspect reportedly told investigators he was inspired and wanted to cause carnage with his home made pipe bomb f convicted he faces life in prison. >>> still ahead we are hearing from eagles quarterback nick foles as he steps up to lead the bird. >>> we have an update from the wild fires in california, as authorities made progress in the thomas fire now they have a new wild fire to deal with, we will explain. >

jones. here is what jim trippi had to say.ctually they don't have that on tape, we do have what he said which is essentially things are breaking their way. you're on the fence, maybe you would think you would more likely go jones' way. as to roy moore, as you know, he voted today in his fashion riding up on a horse and going in to cast his ballot. he also said today on a radio show making some headlines that he believes, if elected, the senate does not have the constitutional authority to remove him. he says he's sure about that. so don't worry about it. we talked to doug jones about that. fact, i asked him that very question when he came out of voting himself today outside birmingham. >> judge moore has been consistently wrong about the constitution. consistently wrong. >> reporter: famously removed from office a couple of times because of issues on, what was constitutional. voters get to decide today, dana. it will be an interesting evening. >> dana: thank you so much, jeff. we'll check in with you later. new calls for the p

jim. >> fill matingly, thanks on the hill. joining me now is chris van hollen of maryland. he's calling on republicans to delay their tax vote until alabama senator democrat doug jones is seated. that obviously reduce their majority. any chance of that happening, senator van hollen? >> we're pushing very hard for that. for them to do the right thing. i just came off the senate floor, there's still time to turn back from the brink this tax plan is going to do grave damage to the country in years to come. and doug jones, the newly elected senator from alabama, should have a chance to weigh in on this. they should respect the people of alabama. afterall, many years ago when we had a similar situation when scott brown had been elected to fill the seat of ted kennedy, mitch mcconnell said it would be a travesty if democrats proceeded on obamacare on the health care plan and in fact, they waited for scott brown to be seated before they proceeded. so republicans and the republican leadership and the

jim acosta. do we know what the president said to senator-elect doug jones? >> reporter: we just heard that it was a gracious call, that the president invited him over to the white house and that they talked about finding common ground sometime in the future when doug jones gets to washington. anderson, if they can find common ground after that election, that will be a welcome sight here in washington because there's not much of that these day g days. >> in terms of finger pointing, how much is steve bannon on the end of that now? >> reporter: there's plenty. i spoke to a senior gop source who said this was devastating for the white house but even more so for steve bannon, that his credibility is, quote, shot up on capitol hill and, of course, this is a critical time not only for the president but for steve bannon because he had this idea, this dream of going against the gop establishment in 20 2018. the republican party is now basically telling him, no, that's not going to happen. but interestingly, anderson, i talked to a republican source close to the whit

approval, meantime it was a dunn day on wall street yesterday, dow jones pulled back, falling 109 , nasdaq gave back 13. rahel and jim. >> i understand a new survey shows a third of workers will leave vacation days on the table, as the year winds down, this is crazy, dianne please explain. >> reporter: i know, that is right. here's a few reasons some people are leaving those vacation days on the table, some are saving time for next year, for some they just feel guilty and for some it is a just they cannot afford that vacation. the survey is showing that mess people at least will take part of christmas week off but more than half will check in with the office during that time. one-third of employees plan to take last week off entirely but that is because their company is close that had week small fraction on of people plan to work the entire last week of the year, jim and rahel. >> i have no guilt. i was off monday and tuesday and i will be off at the end have the year because if you don't use it, you will lose it >> reporter: you are right, use it, lose it, policy, use it. i mean this is not a roll over plan here. >>

. >> reporter: jim, those two stories collided today with democrats wanting their newly elected senator, doug jones, to be seated before a tax vote, a vote that now the republicans have agreed on one bill for the house and senate, could be just days away. on capitol hill, protesters looking to send a message. >> vote no, vote no. >> reporter: on a day republicans say yes, they have a deal. it's one senator pat toomey calls terrific. >> everyone will see in january when the withholding is down and takehome pay goes up. >> i can't vote for this legislation. the different versions have all come down basically the same way. it's a giveaway to very wealthy americans. >> reporter: they're pushing for newly elected democrat from borough mark alabama, doug jones to be seated before the vote. in the final stretch of his campaign, turning a red state seat blue, jones got help from new jersey senator cory booker. you were on the ground there. did you expect doug jones to win? >> yeah. when i came back i told my colleagues, i am going to be joe namath and predict a victory. >> reporter: senator booker says he

jim rosenfield. wentz posted video to his fans on social media tonight, it's the first time he's spoken publicly since his season-ending injury. >> nbc 10's keith jones is live outside lincoln financial field. keith, he really tried to give the fans, all of us hope and encouragement. >> reporter: yes, he did, jim and jacqueline. the video quickly went viral, as you know, you might have seen it at home as well. wentz was clearly devastated. showed a lot of resolve, though, and showed what made him such a great leader. >> what's up, everybody? obviously it's been a ruough da for me. >> reporter: down but not out. our quarterback looking up. this hit tore his acl, ending his season. >> i'm not going to lie, you know, i have a ton of faith in the lord, and in his plan, but at the end of the day, still been a tough one, you know, it will be tough on me for a little bit. >> reporter: wentz grounded for replacing eagles green with a north dakota state sweatshirt and you could see scripture in the background. >> maybe not o all of you are out there or christians or followers of jesus. i scan say with 100% confidence as a follower of jesus, i have the utmost

jones. wolf? >> very interesting, indeed. all right. jim acosta over at the white house, thanks very much. >>> let's get some more on the president's expected decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. some palestinian factions are encouraging protests that they're calling days of rage. prompting a state department warning to americans in the region. ian lee is joining us from jerusalem. ian, how much concern is there about this potential announcement by the president? >> reporter: wolf, there is a lot of concern from leaders across the region because, frankly, we're going into uncharted waters when it comes to this. the united states making a big move potentially going -- moving the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and declaring jerusalem the capital of israel. we know that president trump likes to fancy himself as a deal-maker, but if he does go forward with this, this could break the deal. we've talked to a number of palestinians who said that if the u.s. goes forward that they don't see the u.s. as a credible partner for pea

jones defeats roy moore. the story is next. ♪ ♪ "action news," delaware valley's leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ ♪ >> the problem isn'tperature, but the wind. flags are flapping onen franklin parkway. when we wake up the temperature will be likely in the single digits. it's tuesday night. the big story is dangerously cold weather descending on the tristate area. philadelphia implemented a code blue. dann cuellar is in center city but first cecily tynan has the accuweather. >> as the winds are picking up, it's a bad combination. the windchills have been dropping quihroughev hours. 5:00 9:00, 19. that's 20-degree hours, and windchills keepping. there is a windy foruth a thywhere dealing with strong, gusting winds. 11 in windchill, three up in lots of layers. you need it. the wi a s gusts 45 miles temper windchills remain in the teens. it's not just cold in the morning, it's cold all day. wednesda an alb in bringing snow. tomorrow morning single digit wednesday night snow that could complicate the trsday morning'll talk more about >> dan, you have what is the city doing to the city safe? of extra personnel on the streets

updated numbers now we're showing you with 94% of precincts reporting and doug jones has taken the lead 49.7% to 48.7% and jimthe final 5" >> stick around the news at 10:30 starts right now. >> this is "fox5 local news at 10":0 rights now at 10:0 caught on camera without clothed. a naked man causes chaos on the dulles toll read leading to miles long backup. new efforts in maryland to reduce overdose deaths and cracking down on ms 13 how justice department is taking action to eliminate the violent gaping. the news continues now. >> we want to pick up where we left off about the highly con tingted special election in alabama. >> associated press and fox news now reporting democrat doug jones is projected winner and it's been a close race all night. what we can tell you mow as we look at numbers on your screen let's show you for them mow it. doug jones 49.7% against roy moore 48 reasons you saw the margins reduced quickly in the last hour or so, moore was leading most of night and as they counted votes for heavily democratic areas, birmingham, mobile, that's where doug jones' base was and a lot of people are say

. >> reporter: good morning, rahel and jim, i expect higher interest rates and then bank and other financial shares higher on wall street, dow jones finished at a all time high rallying 118 points but nasdaq who almost 13. multi billion dollar fashion industry is up ended by no name clothes loyalty to brand like j crew gap, nike is weak cancer center mid of non- designer labels. so much so in category like active wear private labels account for 20 percent of the sales, according to bloomberg. one investor network says it is more probable, countries will soon start seeing that it way, the farm animal investors risky return group says like tobacco industry it believes government will impose a syntax on meat within the next five to 10 years. it nissan effort to fight impact of climate change. >>> there are less than two weeks, talking about shopping days, until christmas but running out of time if you need to ship a package to someone. co like fedex and ups say they are dealing with unprecedented number of packages. ups is warning their deliveries may be a day or two late. powe office says december 9th 19th is last day to send first-

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jones. make one more comment? host: go ahead, jim. caller: all right, this is abortion. knows that that's not a good deal, abortion. until it comes to your 12 and a daughter whoar old says, mom, dad, i'm in trouble, i made a mistake. then all of a sudden, it's not that terrible and planned parenthood is probably the first place they look to. thank you for letting me make my comments. host: jim on that line for this morning, 202-748-thi 202-748-8003. house, go live to the your thoughts on the alabama special election today, votes started 7 a.m. central, voting goes until 7 p.m. central. few headlines, the aniston deindicator the daily talking about increases in clerks said cuit they issued more absentee expected, an indicating high voter turnout in the election. he eagle this morning, more rallies the base is the headline candidate cture of roy moore and his midland city rally he held monday night 200 miles away, doug jones rally in birmingham last night. michael in whitman, michael, your thoughts on the senate special election day. hi, yes, i feel that moore, i don't kno

>> doug jones, the democratic candidate for senate in alabama. all right, jim acosta, thank you for that report. now, on the very real threat of potentially widespread violence once the president announces his decision on jerusalem. u.s. troops, we're told, in the region, they're on stand by right now. let's bring in our senior diplomatic correspondent, michelle kosinski. michelle is joining us here in "the situation room." the administration seems to be well aware of the potential for some violence. >> this has been a big concern among our sources, for days. and now especially as we get down to the wire, before this decision. so, of course, the white house was asked about this today. in fact, multiple times. and what the white house spokesperson said was a number of things are being looked at and considered. but, now, as you mentioned, palestinians are calling for three days of rage, starting tomorrow, calling for people to gather in city centers, protest outside u.s. facilities, march in remullah. and as a result, the state department has had its diplomatic s

jones is the right choice. >> alabama's secretary of state estimates about 25 percent of alabama will have turned out on this election day. jim, shawn. >> let me ask you, we are hearing reports that there was a little trouble at the polls today, that some people are saying they were we go turned away because their state ids didn't match what was on the voting roles. what were you hearing about that. >> this state has very strict voter id rules. just walking twitter, talking to folks, there has been a big push to make sure people had the right ids. the candidates made sure their wives had their ids. not only if that was tongue in cheek on doug jones' part, but there are a lot of republicans who say they have their ids. they're going to legally vote. a little bit back and forth there.er now we're just about less than an hour and a half until the polls close. a lieutenant of folks if they haven't turned out, leaving work to head over, we'll doug jones and roy moore i knowledge roy mower was the only one that ed sho up on horseback, right. >> that he was, he and his wife both showed up on horseback. it is a tradition they say. th

jim and sarah back at 8:00 and five. make it a good night and bundle up out there. up out there. announcer: today on "tmz" -- charles: keaton jones passionately told us all about the horrors of bullying but his father is telling us about white supremacy. >> we found this guy's facebook profile. he has posts for aryan pride. >> if you're one of the famous people and reached out and offered this kid passes to movie premieres, do you rescind that now? >> forget about "infinity war," invite him to "the black panther" premiere. >> can you imagine if the father found out the kid was going to a "black panther" premiere? >> the knicks-lakers game at madison square garden, thrilling game. bella hadid was sitting court side. >> she also does weird things on the court like crawling around. >> you do not do that. >> you're telling me if you went to a cleveland cavaliers game and you sat court side, you wouldn't do that? you would just sit there -- >> she would be passed out, dude. [laughter]

jones victory will narrow over the senate to 51 to 4 9. his win energizing. >> and of course, we'll have more coverage tonight on "the final 5" coming one jim lobe a at 11:30ies gaz e. back to you. all right, meanwhile other news developing in montgomery county par mar. we have new information about the death of a walt whitman high school senior. "fox5" korey kauffman is in the newsroom with the details, korey. >> we're now getting a clearer picture of exactly what happened oaf the week and when. police responded reports of possible under age dranking at bethesda home 10:30 saturday night that was grown up dogs that live there. officers spoke teens in the the home and one was safari. >> teens were readied home and there was no reason to take any of them in custody. it up morning, he rt roved his son never came home. it was just before this that officers gap looking for hypothetical. few hours later the teen was found dead in a stream and ravine behind banic burn swim club number bethesda. here's what we're waiting to find out with this case. exactly how safari died and authorities say they were ruling out foul play and it's weeks before we get that autopsy, t

jones. the drama continues in the state of alabama. "jimmy kimmel live" continues followed by "nightline." music from g. easy fe"action news" conti rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jimght tonight. ♪ ♪

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jones will see his first action of the season. second round pick washington missed the season with a torn achilles. he was rated the top cornerback before the injury. defensive coordinator jimtz thinks he's ready. >> mentally and technique-wise and things like that, he's trending the right way. i mean, but let's not mistake what we're doing for brain surgery or anything. i mean, you know, he's been around since ota's. he should know what to do. and you know, he's worked really hard for the opportunity if that comes. i'm very confident that he'll be ready. >> and you can join me sports director don bell pat gallen the voice of the eagles merrill reese as we talk about the debut of sydney jones tomorrow morning on sunday kickoff at at 11:30. sixers short-handed when they play the nuggets. no joel embiid still not clear to play in back to back games. sixers one in seven when he's not in the lineup. to college basketball villanova on the road against butler. jay wright going for win number 400. jalen brunson with the ball cut the bull dog's lead to eight. later off the inbound pass mikhail bridges knocking down the triple. it wasn't enough. butler upsets villanova 101 to 93. >>

jones will see first action of the season. second round pick from washington missed season with torn achilles suffered during pro day. rated top corner back in draft before injury. defensive coordinator jim schwartz says he's ready. >> mentally and technique wise and things like that he's trending the right way. i mean, but let's not mistake what we're doing for brain surgery or anything. you know he's been around since tovrment as. he should know what to do. >> you can join me sports director don bell eagles merrill reese with a cold lincoln financial field as we talk about the debut of sydney jones tomorrow morning sunday kickoff 11:0 on cbs. >> to college football penn state in the dessert taking on the fiesta bowl 11th whip of the season and penn state waste nothing time getting on the scoreboard. looking deep. desean hamilton looks open and scores a 48 yard touchdown. and still in the first we had handoff to saquon barkley. lives into the end zone for touchdown and nittany lines go up. and barkley breaks loss. finds seem and gone. 29 yards to house. he finishes with 137 yards and mc sorely threw for 133 yards as they beat washington. saquon was asked, are you going to turn pro? >> t

all three indexes are down and dow jones dropping 9 and change and the nasdaq down 13 and the s&p 500 coming in 10 points down at the close. mayor jim kenney paid a visit for economic activity. a revitalization in neighborhoods. part of the philadelphia delivers tour highlighting local businesses and helping folks since 1958 and the great ever philadelphia chamber of commerce. >> men and women that served their time in jail took a big step to rejoin society. they graduated from workforce solutions a six week program helping these people learn job and life skills and they get support for finding ged classes and registering to vote. and if they graduate they get a guaranteed job at browns super stores market. >>> computer coding is not just for the experts these days, students at feltonville school for sciences is living proof of that. they showed dr. william hite their skills and they code a robot and websites and they recognize the school district sciences education week. >> students are getting a chance to learn ballroom dancing. "action news" reporter, katherine scott are there showing off their moves today. >> you have heard of "

jim jordan. . >> harris: president trump will be holding a rally where state voters there will decide on tuesday whether roy moore or doug jonesll represent them in the senate. the white house says tonight's event has nothing to do with endorsing moore. our power panel weighs in next. stay with us. ♪ that one daddy! it's beautiful. i'm the world's greatest douglas fir. i'm the perfect shape. i'm the perfect color. my scent- like making love to a lumberjack. but halfway home, my twine gets loose. and your cut-rate insurance might not pay for this. so get allstate. where you can save money and be better protected from mayhem like me. mayhem is everywhere. so get an allstate agent. are you in good hands? >> harris: fox news alert, in the roosevelt room inside the white house, the swearing in of the sixth dhs, department of homeland security, secretary kirsten nielsen. limit's watch together. >> president trump: this is an honor. you've been with us so long now, anyway, i have no doubt. and it's going to be incredible. what takes place. i want to start my thanking elaine, you've done so well, we really appreciate it. i know you wi

jim cramer live from the new york stock exchange. we'll get his take on today's top stories. look at the futures before we go dow joneslet's get down to the new york stock exchange, jim cramer joins us now there are important business developments, but i couldn't help thinking what your thoughts were yesterday you gave up a lot of points to the giants and some people are saying, you've got to tighten up the defense if you're going to go far in the postseason, right? >> i have to agree i was surprised, it's one thing to give up a lot of points to the ram, seattle did that. but another thing to give up a lot of points to the giants. giants were playing for pride and manning had a fabulous game. he could be a hall of famer. i don't know, but absolutely, we should have shut them down and we didn't. we have a lot of work to do even though we'll be home field advantage, we know we've got the bye. >> you know what everybody is talking about, jeff hostettler, right? >> it doesn't seem like fols is the problem, to beat colton at 4 touchdowns, i remember him during that season where he had just a huge number of touchdowns and t

jim from ohio, good morning, independent line. caller: good morning. hownted to ask mr. jonesh money does the rand corporation make off of war? because he seems to be putting out narrative there to get us out scared into a war. he has putng, wow, out the perfect narrative to try to get america to go to war. but americans are tired of war. americans do not believe in war when we supposedly got saddam him, we dide killed not bring him back to america to identify him. we pitched him off the edge of a boat. well, i think, all of a sudden, gee, we really do not kill him. ok, then qadhafi gets killed, and they parade him around on the front of a jeep. americans do not trust the government. guest: two quick points. one is, i would certainly urge you to look at rand's website. research ands analyses is on topics like education, health care, population, so it has nothing to do with national security, let alone war. i urge you to look at the research coming out of it and see a significant chunk of it comes from non-national security-related issues. on the subject of war. i want to be cl

jim, the border wall and sanctuary city cutoff are two lines that democrats won't cross. i don't think they can go there with their base. this is going to be a tough negotiation. >> down to doug jones, a 51 yort. stick around. much more to discuss. >>> coming up, are the old cold war tensions heating up, ramping up the risk of an accidentally military confrontation between russia and the u.s. the signs the u.s. military is watching right after this break. ♪ us lives here. where we can be surprised by others. and ourselves. for a better us, donate to your local y today. well, it'sonce again.eason >>yeah. lot of tech companies are reporting today. and, how's it looking? >>i don't know. there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much better. yeah, me too. wow, you really did a number on this thing. >>sorry about that. that's alright. i got a box of 'em. thousands of opinions. one estimate. the earnings tool from td ameritrade. but some of us

if jim renacci could write the plan 100% myself, stuart, i would give all the information. stuart: the news is out the dow jonese is up 100 points as we speak, it is up 100 points, because it is 21% and 37% according to diane black. >> at the end the president is moving economy. it is what people want to see. i heard the report earlier, it is funny gets the next move, the next president because they president is doing it. stuart: you're running for ohio, are you worried that the ohio could go to the democrats after the alabama win bit democrat yesterday. >> the vision i bring to ohio is different vision than career politicians bring. i bring a different vision about growing economy, making sure ohio is the best place for a family to grow a business, live there, work there. that is the difference. again, what alabama did they did. i respect their vote. i'm sure ohioans want to see a ohio that you can expand your business. stuart: you did not kill the rally. did not confirm the 20 one, 37. you did not kill the rally. >> i was on before when the market boosted as well. hope we can continue to do that. stuart: it i

jim crow. i am happy that a democrat won the senate seat. state andespise that and the representatives 19th-century constitution. god bless mr. jonesand god bless america. host: "the washington post" the headline alabama picks and honorable man. mr. jones shows while partisanship might be extreme it has its limits. even in deep red alabama they refused to believe that stories against roy moore were merely fake news. much of the debate following president trump into the gutter. senate will in the be slightly now or were, but the dignity of the senate gop caucus will be at least partially salvaged. washington examiner" offers their opinion on why roy moore lost last night. they say who is to blame for the terrible candidate's nomination. we can blame steve bannon and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and his team made the decision to go all in for the recently appointed luther strange. the way they would for any other incumbent republican senator. never mind that strange had never won an election. never mind that his appointment was badly tainted. spend moreer pac than $10 million in the runoff, which he lost to roy moore. the c