>> jim jones was an extraordinary figure. he was a community leader, you know, social worker.ia. ♪ walk with me ♪ >> what was particularly distinctive about him at that time is that he created a community that was united between whites and blacks. and this came at a time when the country was still very 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 that 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 guyana. >> you see in the distance the housing complex t

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. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "walk it out," unk featuring outkast and jim jones.lasted wednesday and amazon warehouse workers as they walked out of their jobs to demand higher wages and more of a focus on safety during amazon's prime. workers meanwhile, the german warehouses, so when on a prime day strike in recent days calling for good and healthy work. this idemocracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. we areow about two point five years into the coronavirus pandemic and health experts said this week the most infectious transmissible covid-19 is now a global health emergency. this is world health organization director-general tedros adhanom ghebreyesus speaking on tuesday at a virtual news conference in geneva. >> i am concerned cases of covid-19 continue to rise, putting further pressure on fragile health systems and health workers and also concerned about increasing trend of death. the emergency committee on covid-19 met on friday last week and concluded that the virus remains a public health emergency of int

the only thing that was missing was jim jones. that's pretty strong words.en cox runs away with this, it's not even close. it is going to -- we'll see how it ends up a general election racing democrats. this is a real battle on the democratic side. we got about 53% in, heading towards 60, according to some of the wires. westmore is taking the lead over former labor secretary, tom pÉrez. francho. we are seeing some numbers that we don't have yet. more's real backing is here in baltimore. you can see that a real big lead there. perez has a lot of backing here, expect some big numbers are. we don't have all of those numbers from those big counties as of yet, and the real question becomes how many of the mail-in ballots, 500,000, could determine this race, the democratic side of this gubernatorial race? they don't start counting those until thursday, does you heard, that could go on for days and weeks. we'll be watching this way is very closely. it's interesting to see. this is one primary, then we have the next one, august 2nd, that's a big one in arizona. >> s

. >> jim jones' is like 40% reduced. >> thankfully they didn't have that i think we have some of therom jamie dimon from the analyst call say again? we do? we do. okay >> it's obviously really positive because the stock is down five. >> let's listen to what mr. dimon had to say about the consumer, this during the course of jpmorgan's earnings call, the stock down almost 5% on these disappointing results. take a listen. >> the consumer right now is in great shape. even if we go into a recession, the entry net recession with less leverage in far better shape than they were in '08-09 and far better shape than they did even in 2020 and jobs are plentiful now, of course, jobs may disappear. things happen. but they're in very good shape, and, you know, obviously we have recessions its affects consumer income and credit. our credit report was prime. >> prime, baby looking good so it's funny because we talk about how he's hurricane jamie, but at the same time he's been very positive in the state of the consumer and businesses in terms of business credit he's simply saying that in his experie

these people will believe to the end and if that is the case, they need to go like jim jones and drink the kool-aid. thank you. host: lydia mentioned the republicans on the panel. we know that republicans did reject the initial bipartisan panel. the select committee mostly has democrats but there are two republicans, liz cheney and representative adam kinzinger. i am pulling up the profile that ran in "the washington post" about adam kissinger and they said he was considered a star in the conservative party. he was one of the favorites of kevin mccarthy. he said now that he served on the committee investigating former president trump's role in inciting the capitol riot, he is no longer the baby faced 32-year-old whose future seems limitless. forced into retirement this year he reserves his anger for people like mccarthy and other leaders who keep falling in line with the ex-president they privately, and sometimes publicly, condemned. he is one of two republicans on the january 6 committee. back to the phone lines in decatur, georgia. you will have to tell me your name. i think it is ga

i'm not saying what's, what's in the facility and what we can do to pocono jones, actually, jim's out arkell room dish, but i let it drop by your name. oh crazy, that's all there is to modern day my subway, but just dory on a sal if she have a lease get us. but generally she approved that he just figured i needed his daughter to take him or what of them. i need a new transcript with that, and he has a similar one they reached over or where you can actually reach with lunch with global, i'm saying years about how she took on my job is to put up the enough room for a few quick to take a picture of i'll go double play, you have to go so good. i'm up with you. so you the quote book more than a classical commodity lesson to the left and i just got another bus in deal. lucky. so starbuck all. okay, give me a month barry, this is.

the fellow from hawaii tried to analogize like jim jones about republicans drinking the kool-aid.epublicans believe the democrats are the kool-aid drinkers. he made a statement about heads exploding. i will tell you about cruise heads will be exploding in 2022 and it will be democrats. host: you think they will be shocked by the results on election day? caller: it is going to be -- i think it might be equivalent to the 1929 stock market crash. i think it is going to be that prolific. host: if republicans do not succeed, according to race prognosticators, they think republicans have a good chance of taking in the house but not so much the senate. if republicans do not take the senate, is this a bad year for republicans? caller: i do not see that as being true because they are still going to fight for the values must americans leave in. i do not see that -- believe in. i do not see that happening. with the dynamics of minority votes changing and minorities waking up to how democrats have used them, hispanics for example -- one thing about hispanics is they do not like a weak leader.

jones. actually, jim's out arkell room. there's a buffer leona. okay, excuse dental, are eastern modern date. my subway, but just tori. yes, john sally shave elise, get us. but jerry, she said yes, they got a daughter to take him over to them. i need a new train score was with us for a one. they reached over the course and you can actually reach couldn't she'll not somebody will go to work. it doesn't feel good to break global . i'm saying years about how she took on my job is to provide you enough room for a few quick to take pictures. well, go double play, you have to go so good on up with a ah, russian president vladimir putin visits to run for a summit with his iranian and turkish counterparts as the trio seeks to work out a solution for peace and ukraine and syria. and now the 2 presidents of russia and iran have now match, as you can see on your screen right now. that's footage of what's going on, or what the latest footage we have. and yes, so vladimir putin is going to be, is right now, meeting with the iranian president and will, later on

these people will believe to the end and if that is the case, they need to go like jim jones and drink the kool-aid. thank you. host: lydia mentioned the republicans on the panel. we know that republicans did reject the initial bipartisan panel. the select committee mostly has democrats but there are two republicans, liz cheney and representative adam kinzinger. i am pulling up the profile that ran in "the washington post" about adam kissinger and they said he was considered a star in the conservative party. he was one of the favorites of kevin mccarthy. he said now that he served on the committee investigating former president trump's role in inciting the capitol riot, he is no longer the baby faced 32-year-old whose future seems limitless. forced into retirement this year he reserves his anger for people like mccarthy and other leaders who keep falling in line with the ex-president they privately, and sometimes publicly, condemned. he is one of two republicans on the january 6 committee. back to the phone lines in decatur, georgia. you will have to tell me your name. i think it is ga

jim, poppy? >> athena jones, good to have you there.lo's city council president and the senior baspastor of bet family church. thank you for being on with us. >> thank you for having me. >> it's been two months, the trauma will last for years and beyond. what do you hear from residents about reopening tops, do they welcome it? >> you know, many of the residents who live near tops do welcome it. i happen to live two blocks away from it. then you have people who feel that it should not ever be open. so there is a divide in opinion. i have worked hard to say just because our opinions make us different, it should not divide our community. >> it's a store that's important, the scene of something so horrible, but also economically to the neighborhood, as athena jones, our reporter, was saying. folks fought for years to get a supermarket like this, arteries the only one within four miles. tell us about its importance beyond the events of that day. >> well, you know, this supermarket employs a lot of people from the immediate neighborhood, many

edward jones >>> welcome back. jim is talking with the ceo of ibm after yesterday's full report. at the top of the hour on mad money. meantime, check out the moves in crypto today, bitcoin surging to its highest levels since mid-july. help us make sense of the market that drives me crazy. >> full disclosure, i started buying when it was 2100, down to 867. we have this move in a short period of time and i think a loft crypto traders focused on this. that's been the callous for a long time here. i think i would lock to take profit around $2,000 again due to my average. it's clearly risk on? karen, what do you think? is this going to lose some steam? >> i kind of agree. the bounce has been quite impressive, although the down trek was with with even more impressive with the magnitude. i don't know if any of this crypto bottom is that there was an overleverage or it's the idea inflation could be coming down and could the fed tap the brakes and that would be something that could go well? >> absolutely. well, we'll continue to follow the volatile market. up nsc, your final trade. >>> we

thanks jim said the 75 million dollar fake represents $1 for every american who was duped by jones's found 24% of americans believe the sandy hook shooting was staged or might have been. staged. it's one of the three jury trials alex jones will face to determine how much he owes the families of the sandy hook victims and damages, and the first witness to testify was the lead investigator on the sandy hook shooting, retired connecticut police detective daniel to us. he told the jury that long force more took the sandy hook deniers into three categories, the mentally ill, those who believed false reports, and a third group, but -- >> the third group we believe were ones that absolutely knew it was true, however, they were still going to use that opportunity to spin it for their own benefit, for power money. but that's where we put alex jones. >> joining us now is elizabeth williamson, a future will writer for the new york times. she's the author of sandy hook, an american tragedy and the battle for truth. it's great to have you with us, elizabeth. alex jones wasn't in the courtroom whe

alex jones accepts the collateral jim damage in harming these families tremendously in order to makerepublican party have become the part of collateral damage. they will, say we will take away all abortion rights, and the little girl who struggles to get -- to deal with a rape, a child -- i mean, a birth -- a baby that has been conceived by a rape, that is collateral damage. we will see mass shootings like sandy hook, but also shootings elsewhere, but they will, say in order for us to protect gun ownership, and the proliferation of guns, we will accept that as collateral damage. and on, and on, and on. so they kind of build in all this pain, and all the suffering, as collateral damage. this is just going to be the cost of doing business in our movement. and that is what, to me, is most dangerous, about what's alex jones and the rest of the republican party is doing. >> so how important is it for people like him face responsibility for this kind of rhetoric? where do you make of those that say, this is just simply free speech argument, his supporters used to give him a blank check to

doug jones and barbara come stack are back. welcome jim schultz our conversation. all lawyers. two of you, republican lawyers. thank you for being here. let me start -- i don't know where to start. senator jones, let me start with you on lindsey graham being subpoenaed here at the state level. i thought that was pretty interesting partly because i had a number of conversations with senator graham during this period of time. most of them were off the record. i'm very interested to see what comes out on the record in this. how unusual is this? does he have any special protections as a senator? what do you think they want from him? >> i don't think he has special protections. he's not on the floor. he was making a phone call. there were phone calls, if i recall correctly, made. i think part of this grand jury is simply the district attorney's efforts to get people under oath if she can do that. get them under oath, get them locked in. people tend to change their testimony. people tend to change their stories. >> funny, with a felony charge, it can hangover you. >> i t

jim jordan always does best, which is attack them. joining me now elie mustal and david corn, washington bureau chief of "mother jones" and author of americanle i'm going to go to you first, david corn. these guys went all in calling this a lyrics calling out president biden calling this a lie. jim jordan is particularly egregious and you would fact that george clooney is ep ying a movie about what happened at ohio state that he would be a little more sensitive about these ideas of rape and molestation of children, but, nope, he went in. your thoughts? >> i can tell you're very surprised by, that. >>> and it's an honor to be here and to flash the cover of the book for the first time. i just got the copy of the cover. >> congrats. >> and what we're seeing with the republican party is as craze as we thought it was, it's getting even crazier after january 6th, and they used to talk about abortion bans, right, but with exceptions. now they don't want exceptions, and now they even want to deny what happens as a consequence of these bans. i mean, this is about theocracy, theology. it's about controlling women. it's a war on women. it's a war on s

jones industrial average gained 658 points to close at 31,288. the nasdaq rose 201 points. the s&p 500 added 72. and, sports legend jims formally reinstated today as winner of the decathlon and pentathlon in the 1912 olympics. he won his gold medals at the stockholm games, but was stripped of them later because he had played minor league baseball for pay, which was a violation of olympic rules at the time. thorpe was the first native american to win an olympic gold medal for the united states. he died in 1953. still to come on the "newshour"... what senator joe manchin's opposition means for the fight against climate change. sri lanka's future remains tenuous as the president resigns amid widespread protests. david brooks and jonathan capehart weigh in on the week's news. plus much more. >> this is "the pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington, and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. william: as we reported, democratic senator joe manchin has ruled out backing key funding proposals for his party's action on climate change. our capitol hill correspondent lisa desj

jim. young bob, woody she come by. you angels, are you from van she room? 10 sher ping bones. young back. jones on your hall, hers organizing compton, 5 of those and plenty. the chinese originally went to africa in search of raw material that the match. aconia she continued teaching ping has since added a further dimension to the chinese presents in africa. the china model. a sheila give on it? oh, yes. involve dante, the deal. o got these messages. look in 30 years, we managed to escape miserable conditions and become the world's 2nd largest economic power. but we did not follow the same route as the west and open up our political assistant to democracy me. but we are wealthy and highly developed. our chinese solution is a success and you can use it to. so discussion was, if religion is ah tough to do, the capitelli is not the only day. it's a type of authoritarian capitalism with the state playing a major role by injecting a lot of investment capital. it's a model that works model cheaply. there's no doubt that china is extremely popular in africa and mop up, you know. oh, since 2013 she jen

jones a lawmaker running for lieutenant governor. big significant names in the republican party, your party, now targets. what do you make of it? >> well, i think to jim's point, people who have been watching this close lily are thinking finally we're getting close to consequences here. i think that has really baffled most americans to watch such cartoonish blatant attempts at frauding american voters as these fake electors go completely unpunished. and the trump era was really defined by the sort of no consequences, no accountability, and i think a lot of people thought once he is out, certainly with the new administration and new doj and certainly there will be some accountability for all of this wild election rigging and election fraud attempts. and like you've said, we've seen very little. so i think that people are thinking the georgia probe is heating up, that is good news. summertime someone is going to have to pay for all of this. and that is important because you've seen, poppy, all of these republican secretary of state candidates running on platforms promising to continue to sow the seeds of doubt on elections and overturn election results th

jones >>> welcome back paramount double downgraded to sell at goldman. the firm saying macro headwinds likely to intensify, one of many recent sell calls on that stock. jim lebenthal, here we are again today. we are back talking to you about paramount. first, moffett nathanson downgraded to underperform morgan stanley -- >> this is a long list >> wolf, underperform. i understand being a contrarian, but now goldman says, get out of this thing at all costs. >> what do you watch on this what are the big shows on paramount? is this "yellowstone"? >> hang on, one at a time. it's been a month of the downgrade deluge i will admit that. stocks actually hung in there. in this 24 to 26 range it's not really responding all that much to this double down grade. >> hasn't it already moved from the other downgrades >> it was 45 six weeks ago >> everybody, want to take a deep cleansing breath here >> we're just pointing out the facts. year-to-date, it's in line with the s&p 500. don't give me that parsed lip look >> it is down 19% and add the dividend difference back to it, it's in line with the s&p 500. netflix is gone, you know, over a few waterfalls here. the point t

jim florentine cat there are two forty four that was able to come back . i thought that i love you a maverick. hello everyone. i'm judge jeanine pirro alongne with jessica tarloff, joey jones, david mcdowell and greg gutfeld . it's five o'clock in new york city and that hasew is greg. then this is the vice. >> not many people feeling patriotic in joe biden'st is america this fourth of july. and it's really no wonder whether out of touch white house telling americans suffering to just it up. according to a new fox news poll, just 39% of americans are proud of where the country is today. which is down twelve pointsro from the twenty seventeen and a whopping thirty points since 2011. it marks the first time a majority feels disappointed in this country. and as americans feel ame the hm from raging inflation and astronomical gas prices, the white house is doublingr down on their deal with it. >> philosophy. >> how long is it fair to expect american drivers and drivers around the world to pay that premium for this war? as long as it takes? russia cannot, in fact, defeat ukraine and move beyond ukraine. this is a critical, critical position for the world. but what do you say to

jim florentine cat there are two forty four that was able to come back . i thought that i love you a maverick. hello everyone. i'm judge jeanine pirro alongne with jessica tarloff, joey jones, david mcdowell and greg gutfeld . it's five o'clock in new york city and that hasew is greg. then this is the vice. >> not many people feeling patriotic in joe biden'st is america this fourth of july. and it's really no wonder whether out of touch white house telling americans suffering to just