including leo ryan and back in jonestown, jim jones is calling for a revolutionary suicide. e all going to kill ourselves and make a statement to the world. >> i first went to jones town last evening around sunset. there was silence. nothing moving was around. jonestown last evening was the city of the dead. >> they found tremendous quantities of potassium cyanide poison. it had been mixed with cokool-a. >> we will never know how many people voluntarily drank the poison. but other people were either coerced, brainwashed, or took it against their will. they were murdered. >> i was lifted into this medivac plane and i was so grateful. >> good evening. american soldiers have finished counting the body in jonestown. 910 died in the poison ritual of the people's temple last week. >> this was americans killing other americans and themselves in it's own interest for its own wellbeing, this nation will have to find out why. no worries boss, i'm one of the tattoo artists in the city. you mean one of the best tattoo artists in the city, right? something like that. yeah. uh, aren't you

personality in the media what about when they tell us things about china or about russia or about iran who jim jones us the cia that they did back and government fox news c.n.n. listen if you watch fox and you switch back and forth between fox and c.n.n. you will see the insanity of the news because a cite to different events but wait for it on the same thing but because of the bias because of the personalities because of the judgments of the media and you know i should be judging. i'm sorry you guys should be reporting facts but what about say just the dangers of using a smartphone and we know from edward snowden and julian a songe about surveillance capitalism you really think that one can evade the authorities absolutely absolutely not sure they can plan spyware on your smartphone scan for those those things be be smart about what you do avoid pornography size because that's where they plan to survive the spyware why pornography sides are the most common of the most popular sites are like they're saying use common sense you can keep a clean phone and if you have a clean phone then you're in inste

. ♪ never forget what he's done for me ♪ >> jonestown was a cult led by a man named reverend jim jonesative person. he was essentially a con artist. he moved his people to a counseled in guyana. their passports were taken away. a congressman came to check out what was going on there, because these were u.s. citizens. at congressman was leaving, they went and shot congressman leo ryan and a tv cameraman and a few other people. and jones then told his people that this was the end. >> committed an act of revolutionary suicide protesting the conditions of an inhumane world. >> it was not really a suicide, it was a mass murder as far as i'm concerned, but when this hit the news and people saw that over 900 people lost their lives because they followed this charlatan preacher, that to some degree changed the public opinion about why people do the things they do when they're in these cultic situations. >> the whole country started talking about the question of, how can a charismatic person persuade people to act so much against their own self-interest? in this case, kill themselves. that ques

she was shot five times on an airstrip in guiana in 1978 while investigating abuses by jim jones. >>> in the lunar new year are happening around the bay area this weekend. san leandro will hold a celebration at the main library. performances, though, start around 1:00. at 11:00, the lunar new year festival will take over ea eastridge mall in san jose. and in san francisco, supervisors norman yee and phil ting will attend the festival. at 5:00, richmond memorial auditorium will host the 16th annual chinese new year brags. celebration. so a lot going on, lisa. any break in the rain soon? >>> actually, opposite. we're looking at the rain increases by the afternoon so we have a few showers out there now but a pretty sunrise from emeryville right now. you can see some scattered clouds. we have fog, though, concord and livermore, low to mid 40s and looking at the rain in san francisco. so we're going to track it for you, talk about the next system that brings more cold air and the snow levels, which continue to drop. our bay area peaks perhaps getting a dusting once again. we'll talk about

she was shot five times on an airstrip in guiana in 1978 while investigating abuses by jim jones. >>> ring in the lunar new year new year are happening around the bay area this weekend. we put together a list of a few this morning. at 10:45, san leandro will host a celebration at the main library. although performances don't start until 1:00. at 11:00, the east ridge mall in san jose. and in san francisco, supervisors norman yee and phil t ting will attend the festival. at 5:00, richmond memorial auditorium will host the 16th annual chinese new year celebration so lisa, a lot going on and of course you're tracking the rain for us and people will be paying attention to the forecast. >>> it is cold. you don't need me to tell you that but we are reinforcing the cold air this weekend. we have temperatures that are going to stay chilly today. a live look outside. sfo, notice the days are getting longer. we are halfway through the winter season but one system exiting, another one entering today so the rain increases for yoda'llo ttnow arodur peaks. put it all together next with my accuweath

she was shot five times on an airstrip in 1978 while investigating abuses by cult leader jim jones. > books is happening in oakland this weekend. the 52nd annual antiquarian book fair features the collections and rare treasures of nearly 200 book sellers from more than 20 countries around the world. you can check it out at the oakland marriott city center from 11:00 to 7:00 today or ticke $thw,n themor bay area forecast with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> we've had lingering showers and we have another system coming in today. it's a 1 on our storm impact scale. we have a little bit of everything out there right now. we can expect some showers mid afternoon, a wintery mix, and possibly a thunderstorm. right now, in san francisco, some scattered showers, also higher elevation, rain-snow mix but you see the sun out there, the golden gate bridge, upper 30s, morgan hill, 46 in san francisco, not a beach day. in fact, the rain increases later on. we'll time it out for you and talk about the possibility of a thunderstorm and let you know how much to expect coming up. chris? >>> overnight r

speier was shot five times on an airstrip in guiana in 1978 while investigating abuses by cult leader jim jonesfferent events do ring in the lunar new year are happening around the bay area this weekend. here are some of the highlights. at 10:45, san leandro will hold a celebration at the main library, performances start around 1:00. at 11:00, the lunar new year thet festival will take over the mall in san jose. in san francisco, supervisors will attend the festival at ingleside library garden and there will be the 16th annual chinese new year celebration. i'm looking forward to those indoor activities because it's a little chilly outside. >>> it is and you talked about seattle yesterday or earlier, and our and 25 minute delays to seattle due to the snow. >> good to know. >> we have our own wild weather here where you're looking at the clouds banked up along san bruno mountain there, the tarmac, and we had a passing shower, a rainbow, fog, wintery mix out there, 46 at sfo. it is 40 in brentwood. so put it all together for you with a soggy looking first half of the weekend and the week ahead, th

jim: fourth hole, par 3. it is a great one. kyle jones. nick: and it's all of it, 236. please reach the green. putting do you know the north face of the iger. -- eiger. jim: back to three. gary: that bunker is nonexistent for these guys. they have a lot of room up there. peter: this is hard down the right. gary: well, cart path over there and the ball sounded like it kind of half plugged. made that thud sound. ok. four. jim: mcilroy. made birdie about 7:05 this morning. started his day at sun-up on this tee and then will close his day on the fourth green. a moment ago at the 159, mickelson. nick: this is the same difficulty as the putt he made on the 10th. that's pretty good. that is really awkward to putt. sitting on an angled plateau with that flag on the right side of 15. jim: over to three. gary: let's watch this. perfect masterpiece. and that's in the left rough no. problem, though. just barely in the left rough. and the pin is in the front right so we have a nice angle at it. [horn sounding] gary: every time phil goes to hit it -- phil is getting the horn for darkness and you can -- as ph

we are welcome to do business africa want to get jones good to have you with us now we're starting in nigeria where the co c.e.o. of online retailer jim iesus africa's potential for e-commerce is bigger than in any other region of the world speaking in african business magazine jeremy who doris suggested the continent's lack of traditional brick and mortar retail structures meant that e-commerce companies could corner the market there jimmy are often referred to as the amazon of africa has expanded rapidly but it's still racking up losses in lagos based company is also reportedly set for an i.p.o. of the new york stock exchange in the coming weeks as key investor rocket internet's off the lid and is seeking to cash in on shares worth up to two hundred fifty million dollars rocket however is not commenting. so let's get some comments instead from our studio guest and that is moses' aka the founder and c.e.o. of afro lincoln that's an african entrepreneurial conference based here in berlin first of all it's great to have you here with us but you make all for that statement that africa is on the verge of an e-commerce boom i think that t

jim sensenbrenner, graciously the first to come to my office to welcome me. certainly walter jonesd bless him now. we would all be in north carolina were we not here. [applause] and john. i never met john, i never knew john as big john as the chairman, my predecessor said to me, just call everybody by their first name. don't deal in titles. don't deal -- because you're not playing the politics here. you're -- you are ministering to john. you are ministering to nancy. you are ministering to patrick. you are ministering to ben. you're ministering to brothers and sisters in christ. so i came to know john. and john over the years was always happy to sit -- see me as was mentioned, he sat in his little perch there in the second row on the democratic side, along with dale kildee. walter -- ooked like the two old muppets. sat there and commented on everything. yeah, yeah, yeah. [applause] and then when he retired, went back to detroit, and those times when he would come back to the hill, god bless john, he would call me up and want to see me. of course, john. and so i would come over to d

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jim brenner, graciously the first to come to my office to welcome me. certainly walter jonesg john,john as the chairman, my predecessor said to me. call everybody by their first name. titles.al in because you're not playing the politics here. ministering to john. who is ministering to nancy, ministering to patrick, ministering to -- you're andstering to brothers sisters in christ. and so i came to know john. and john over the years was to see me, as it was mentioned. perch on his little there, in the second row on the democratic side, along with kildee. they looked like the two old muppets, you know, that -- [laughter] >> that sat there and commented on everything. and argh argh argh, you know. [applause] when he retired, went detroit. and those times that he'd come back to the hill, god bless john. me up and want to see me. john.f course, and so i would come over to would sitffice and we down. and the first question was, so important thing i need to know, father, is are you doing well. and i always was. to talking, ast men who talk seriously do. and he would always ask me, h

jim, by the way, good morning. it's really dog gone early or good evening it's so early out there. do you agree with paul tutor jones. are you still believing in american exceptionalism? >> sure. i'm not -- i think things have been -- the last couple of years have been impressive i think there's things that need to happen now. i think we need a real live solution to the china trades commission that's what needs to happen to get us back above 2,800 in the s&p az right now let's think of the three stories. we have china, the government, we have earnings all those things -- in earnings we had some things that were relatively subpar, but yet, the stock market rallied why is that? because the fed is on hold i still believe that that's the overarching theme. we can see the same story through a different lens if the fed is hiking or if the fed is on hold. right now we're in a good mood, and we sbraut all these stories. that's because we don't believe rates are going any time soon. >> i love putting our team here, world wooitd exchange, on the spot i'm going to ask them, plead with them to create like a worldwide exchange c

jim acosta. >> that's enough. >> pardon me, ma'am. president trump: cnn should be ashamed of themselves having you working for them. around rude, terrible person. jesse: senator march cove rubio versus radio tv host alex jones>> don't' touch me. i am asking you not to touch me. i don't want to be touched. >> you will beat me up? jesse: senator lindsey graham versus all the democrats at the kavanaugh hearing. >> what you have done to this guy. this is the most of unethical sham since i have been in politics. and if you really wanted to know the truth, you sure as hell wouldn't have done what you have done to this guy. this will destroy the ability of good people to come forward because of this crap. jesse: and the winner is -- trump versus jim acosta. an honorable mention for the white house intern who had to get her hands very dirty. next calculate gory. most of politically correct. the university of maryland for creating a support group for white students who feel quote confused before, during or after interactions with minorities. also nominated, northeastern professor, susan a walters, a gender studies professor who wrote that men should quote step away to make room for women because they have every righ

jones industrials it, puts it with a little more 2 1/2% of all-time highs. another 600 points could do it. let's get the read from cfra chief investment strategist, sam stovall, jim awad and "fbn:am" co-host lauren simonetti. there seems to be building enthusiasm they get to the record. then the question is, what keeps us going? >> that is a very good question. that is why a lot of people are saying all the gains we've seen, optimism for the deal is already baked into the markets. we were looking at numbers, 600 dow points away from the 52-week high. without the enforcement mechanism and without any concessions i can see, we might have a framework for a deal but it is not signed. what about the intellectual property, what about subsidies. we don't have any details. is this a trade deal or is it a tech deal? the structural changes the u.s. wants from china are tech changes and no one is positive that we can absolutely get them at least in the time frame we need but the president need as political victory going into 2020. neil: you could argue, jim, things will come in stages. that is what the president seems to be telegraphing here. it wouldn't be everything done