and mark jones approaches. >> check you.heck you. >> and while mark jones approaches me, my phone rings, but then it hangs up. so i go to redial the phone. and he is like what is the problem. i'm not really paying attention much to what he is doing. >> that's when mr. jones unloads a wicked round house, a blindsiding killer sucker punch that fractures joseph's teeth and immediately gives him a cerebral concussion. but it doesn't stop there. jones continues to pulverize his victim. >> got the concussion right when he hit me the first time. i'm like falling out the door, and i came back in. i had no idea what was going on. it's a little bit disheartening to see people stand around and do nothing. >> the video clearly shows at least six other men that are all standing around as the victim is just being brutalized. and there is not a lot of reaction. you can see them all looking, i think maybe in shock, not quite knowing what was going on, or what to do. >> still, no one lifts a finger to help joseph scarpino. >> mark jones afte

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. >> in fact, vern gosney had to agree to leave his young son mark behind before jones would let him will, you know, haunt me for the rest of my life. >> jones raged at harris. >> people play games, friends. they e,

. >> in fact, vern gosney had to agree to leave his young son mark behind before jones would let himn i -- well, you know, will haunt me for the rest of my life. >> jones raged at harris. >> people play games, friend. they lie. they lie. what can i do about liars? are you people going to -- leave us. i just beg you. please leave us. we will bother nobody. anybody that wants to get out of here, they can get out of here. we have no problem about getting out of here. they come and do it all the time. i don't know what kind of game -- people like the publicity. some do. i don't. >> the sky turned back, the wind came up strong and it was just torrential rain.

mark herd. >> take a look at markets today meanwhile. we have the rally in the dow jones industrial average, up about 0.3%. nasdaq composite also in positive territory to the tune of 9.5 points. s&p 500 higher by 2.25 points. fractional move there at 1379. meanwhile, cease fire between israel and hamas announced earlier today. we saw an immediate reaction in the market. take a look at this chart. the dow rallying as soon as the news hit the tape. >> we saw oil go down, as a matter of fact. things are coming back here. let's get to it with our next guests in today's close cl"clos" exchange. theoretically, the cease fire is an hour old. markets responded initially, but they've sort of regressed after that. you just saw the dow jones industrial average intraday. we saw a move to the upside. don't call it a super rally, but certainly definitive. the markets had been very nervous about whether the situation could eventually explode into something far bigger in the middle east. there's the intrasession for the dow as well. the news came along with secretary of state hillary cli

a somber ceremony was held to mark the anniversary of the jonestown massacre. on november 18th, 1978 jim jonesdesserted his temple to bring his followers to diana and drink cyanide laced kool- aid. more than 900 people died including children. mourners covered up the part of the cemetery memorial that displays the name of jim jones. >>> time now 4:51. it has been 24 years since the hayward girl vanished. the gathering being held to remember makayla garrett. >>> oakland based program getting a prestigious white house award from a few hours from now. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. today marks 24 years since a nine-year-old girl from hayward disappeared. makayla garrett was last seen at the market. right now tests are being done at a bone fragment to see if it belongs to michaela. >>> in washington, d.c. first lady michelle obama will present a prestigious award to an oakland based youth program. youth radio was chosen to receive the national arts and humanity award. the nonprofit teaches hundreds of students how to produce radio segments. the first lady will give the award

another another thing to note we're still below the 13,000 mark on the dow jones industrials and below&p 500. these are levels people keep a close eye on. then they look at next level of support at 1380 and below that, 1360. these are some of the ideas we follow. the vix, the fear index, is down today, tracy. some of the banks that were mixed earlier are trying to give it a go. but drug stocks, for example, that index is back in the red. certainly they're trying to find a footing on wall street on the percent trading day and it is a holiday so light volume. back to you. tracy: very light volume. nicole, we'll see you in 15 minutes. >>> president obama looking to gather support for his tax hikes on the wealthy, meeting with business and congressional leaders this week all in hopes of course of reducing the deficit. rich edson in washington with the story. rich, everyone wants to know who the wealthy earn is, right? what is the magic number? >> look, right now you have the administration at $250,000 a year. other democrats are saying one million dollars a year. as far as trying to convin

marks a grim anniversary today. on november 18th, 1978 four were killed at the jones people's temple in guyana. the killings were followed by a mass murder and suicide by 912 temple members. today as they have every year since the tragedy, family members of the victims attended a memorial service in oakland. as we'll mary, they were there not only to remember -- hear, they were there not only to remember but to protest. ♪ the heartache they bring ♪ >> reporter: this memorial service started with the covering of a memorial in this oakland cemetery, something this family calls the plaque of shame. >> it's horrific. we lived that tragedy, my family, many people never got over it. now we have to see the insult. >> reporter: because among the names of the almost 1,000 people who died in jonestown is of in 1978 is that of the man dealed responsible, jim jones, who ran this colony in guyana. many of his followers were from the bay area. 27 were family members of wynonna norwood. >> he comes with this grand scheme that he's taking all these people to the promised land. they believed it. >> reporter: 34

marks a grim anniversary today. november 18th, 1978 congressman leo ryan and four others were kill inside jones town by members of the people's temple. he was there to investigate complaints by the temple by concerned family members. the killings were followed by a mass murder and suicide by nine12 temple members. today as every year, family members of the victims attended a memorial service in oakland. they were there not only to remember but to protest. [singing] >>> this memorial service began with a covering in the cemetery. something this family calls the plaque of shame. >> it is horrific. >> we lived this tragedy. >> among the names of the 1,000 people who died here in 1978 is the man deemed responsible, jim jones, who ran this colony. many of his followers were from the bay area, 27 were family members were of wynona. >> he comes to a scheme that he will take them all to the promise land. they believe today. >> reporter: 34 years ago he cited what was a mass suicide, a mass murder. they shunned him by then, ed was 8 years old and lost 8 close cousins that day. >> they went there following their parents thinks

mark. a third of all the dead were children, murdered at jim jones' command, wracked with convulsions, a painfuli tell you, i don't care how many screams you hear, i don't care how many anguished cries. death is a million times preferable to more days of this loss. >> what i experienced and saw was absolute chaos and insanity. >> die with a degree of dignity. lay down your life with dignity. don't lay down with tears and agony. >> tim carter walked back to the pavilion and saw his 1-year-old son malcolm in the arms of his wife gloria. >> and here's sharon cobb, pediatric nurse practitioner with a syringe in malcolm's mouth. gloria is standing there, just tears extreming -- streaming down her face, agony written all over her face. >> these syringes found later were filled with cyanide to kill the children. >> all they're doing is taking a drink to go to sleep. that's what death is, sleep. >> malcolm was dead. his little lips covered with foam, which is what happens with arsenic and cyanide is it foams at the mouth. i put my arms around gloria as she was holding malcolm and just kept on sobbing, i

jones poisoned people with kool-aid. a dozen people showed up at the oakland cemetery to mark the 34th anniversary of the mass suicide. >> it's horrific. we live that tragedy, my family, many people never got over it. now we have to see the insult. >> families hope to get a new memorial by next year. >>> san francisco may be getting ready to shed its image as the city where anything goes including clothing. the board of supervisors is scheduled to vote tomorrow on an ordinance that would ban nudity in most public places. the proposal would make it illegal for anyone older than five to expose himself. exemptions would be made for participants at permitted street fairs and parades. so some exceptions. >> of course. >>> another step for the warriors' plans to build a 17,000-seat arena on the san francisco waterfront. cbs 5 insider phil matier reports two powerful labor unions are expected to join forces and urge the board of supervisors to approve the deal. the billion-dollar project is expected to create thousands of construction jobs. >>> 32 americans are among the latest rhodes scholars and four have ties to the bay area

jones industrials. right at that 1400 mark. hitting some key resistant levels. likely to see a little bit of a pullback. the trend is still to the upside. as far as the major market average, you are seeing the dow and s&p down a half of a percent each. i want to take a look at abercrombie and fitch. , that insiders, they talk about the fact that abercrombie was the clear winner of the weekend stops. connell: grover norquist. here is what he said this morning. >> supposed an investor that you admire and trust comes to you saying this is a good idea i think you should think about it. it all depends on what my tax rate will be on the game that we will make. only in grover's imagination does such a response exist. it is quite another when republicans talk like this. >> i am not obligated on the pledge. the only thing i am honoring is the oath that i take when i am sworn in this january. >> the only pledge we should be making to each other is to avoid the coming brief. republicans should put revenue on the table. >> i would have signed -- i will not attack japan toda

marked down. ♪ >> let's go fast through this. the dow jones industrial average is down 57 points.portantly, the price of oil is sharply lower. down a buck 38, $85 a barrel and more importantly, the your morning gold report way down, and buy the gold coins for christmas, on. sales of homes, people look for good investments and also, many of the expensive homes are much cheaper than they used to be. and joining us, she's going to show us two homes, and welcome back. i've got to start with the first house in phoenix, sold, i believe, in july of this year, 960,000 bucks way down from the michigan price, tell me. >> yes, it sat on the market for 518 days, with six price drops originally listed at 1.5 million dollars. so, it's a gorgeous home, almost 6500 square feet on a half acre has the bells and whistles, priced wrong to begin with and someone had a hope after big dollar and a wakeening and sold it for $960,000 after almost two years on the market. stuart: that's terrific because, i mean, i'm thinking in terms of 2006 and 2007 prices. and 960 grand for that house is a bargain, case

. >> watching wall street the dow jones dropped below the 13,000 mark and stayed there. down to 12,920. despite the fact that home prices have had a high we haven't seen in four years the dow was up 47. >> president obama looks like he is still campaigning. to make the public case for strategizing the fiscal cliff. friday he will be meeting with business owners, small business owners. at the white house today the president will meet and tomorrow with middle-class americans. >> an 18 year-old accused of killing a man and injuring and police officer will be arraigned this week. here is a video of the other suspect in this case who was in court last wednesday. there china find a connection between the two. both are being held for murder, armed robbery, and attempted murder of a police officer. the drama of a 14 year-old boy charged as an adult with attempted murder sexaul assault and kidnapping of a 65 year-old woman has been postponed. caviar king was scheduled to be arraigned in court yesterday. authorities say he of the to the woman at dusk force to drive several miles a

wall street mostly marked time today, amid quiet trading on the veterans day holiday. the dow jones industrial average lost a quarter of a point to close at 12,815. the nasdaq fell about two-thirds of a point to close at 2904. two more top news executives have stepped down at the british broadcasting corporation. that followed saturday's exit by george entwistle, the bbc's recently installed director general. it was the latest fallout after the bbc had to retract allegations of child sex abuse against a former conservative cabinet minister. the bbc already was under fire for killing a report on the late jimmy savile. he allegedly abused underage girls for years while a bbc host. the election of 2012 now is officially in the books. president omawa w a aasedrded i inwn the state of florida on saturday. that gave him 26 states and the district of columbia, for a total of 332 electoral votes. mitt romney won 24 states, with 206 electoral votes. the president outpolled romney by close to 3.3 million votes. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jeff. >> brown: arizona of

jones has more now on the any dwoenany negotiation. randi, folks here in washington are wondering if this week will mark a turning point between republicans and democrats. after meeting with president obama before the thanksgiving holiday -- >> well, i want to welcome the conventional leadership here -- >> reporter: congressional leaders express optimism about reaching a deal to avoid $500 billion in tax increases and spending cuts set to take effect next year. >> we had a very constructive meeting with the president to talk about america's fiscal problem. >> we have the corner stones of being able to work something out. >> reporter: staffers have been working behind the scenes to find common ground. the big sticking points, how to bring in more tax revenue and reduce things like medicare. but it's not clear when the president and lawmakers will meet next. and even if some progress is made this week, a final deal could still be a long way off. >> we rarely see the hill and the white house make decisions ear early. they tend to do bet when they have a deadline. i would be pleasantly surprised to see a deal emerge earlier ler than the end o

the dow jones industrial average was over the 13,000 mark on friday but now and down 71.

jones industrials down 369 points. we're down just under the 300-point mark. down arrows across the board whether it is energy or financials, all with down arrows. the fear index remains to the upside, but a slight improvement on the market. interesting as we take a look, the sector is coming under pressure. the ones doing well or the hospital care, stocks higher payment in the obama administration good news into office for the next four years, and you can see found a group for you here that was all other rows really key. 1400 mark that these traders are watching. dennis: all right, thanks, nicole. the aftermath of sandy has a real effect on week gasoline prices. at the cme, phil. >> you bet they did. we had gasoline futures down 9.77. about $0.10 per gallon the fact gasoline demand fell a whopping 8% last week is not that much of a surprise. even more than some of the analysts expected. heating oil absolutely crushed down $0.09 per gallon as well. demand for heating oil was apparent. include jet fuel and heating oil didn't happen this way down 15% from the sa

dow jones industrials on longer term we're well below the 1300 mark.f times we got beyond 1300, i'm sorry, 13,000, people started looking at 14,000 right? when you move over to the s&p and then you talk about 1300 and 1400. back to you. let's not talk about 1300 on the s&p. tracy: dow has been down three of the past four trading days. that is tough pill to swallow. nicole, see you in 15 minutes. >>> the national federation of independent business out with its latest small business survey. while sure there is a small uptick in optimism, it remains below prerecession levels. the nfib chief economist bill dunkelberg joins us now. so great to have you here, sir. >> tracy, thank you. tracy: i would have loved to see results post-election. this was taken right before the election, right? >> you're right. in order to see the impact of the election on small business owners we have to wait until we finish the november survey and we'll also get a look at the impact of sandy because we can look at it on the east coast only and look at the detailed data to see how

mark with ink from chase. >>> all right. listen to that. we're about ready to turn positive on the dow jones industrial average. so a day that wasn't looking too great, a day with concerns about the middle east, day with concerns about the fiscal cliff looks like traders are starting to rise above. dow down .01%. i have a feeling we'll get there. the momentum is headed that way. >>> speaking of the middle east, just moments ago the israeli defense minister asked the parliament to authorize mobilization of 75,000 troops. jerusalem and tel aviv both coming under rocket fire today. this is the first time that jerusalem had been fired upon since 1970. at least 85 rockets have been fired coming from the gaza strip. nbc has a reporter in gaza city. it is a very tense situation. it seems to be heating up not cooling down. what is the latest right now at night where you are? >> reporter: well, you could probably see behind me it's pitch black. there's no activity here in gaza. it is the weekend. the streets should be bustling, shops should be open, but in fact all we're really hearing are the sounds of israeli drones a

mark. a further flag to the downside. 1389 on the s&p 500. dow jones industrial coming under pressure.own 33 points. nasdaq coming under pressure. names like apple selling off. let's take a look at movers. apple, $700 stock back in september. today you had oppenheimer saying by apple. it is a great bike. at the same time you should remember that oppenheimer funds are very heavily invested an apple, but they do have a call on the company. american coming anc. that whole division is doing very well, especially with the show with the zombies, what is the name of the show, walking dead. walking dead. i don't watch that show, but i can tell you it is doing amazing for amc. qualcomm is another name on the move. numbers for the chips, smart phones, whenever there. monster still under pressure, not meeting numbers, and still under scrutiny. whole foods, another name saying hurricane sandy will affect their numbers and disruption to about some shopping patterns. dennis: thank you very much. a presidential election brought businesses some of the certainty they have been waiting for which prompte

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the dow jones industrial average is looking to add more than 80 points at the open, just below that 12,800 mark. we're seeing a pretty good rebound here shaping up across the board, if current conditions hold this morning. it follows a better tone across europe. we can take a look at what's happened in the overnight session. the ftse is down about .4 of a percent. we see the xetra dax adding about a tenth of a percent. the ibex 35 leading the way, up three quarters of a percent. continued concerns about whether greece will get its funds. >> yeah. i think most people think they will. germany's just not ready to cut them loose. really just quibbling about the details. bund yields slightly higher. italian yields, 4.92% are also lower as well. we'll get the results of this auction. really concentrate on the three-year, up to 4.5 billion of the 2015. also a couple of others. guilts today are high yields. 1.75%. when you take a look at claim accounts for the previous months, people claiming unemployment benefits. that jumped 7,000. maybe a sign that all the temporary jobs created by the olympics are

marked the anniversary of the jonestown masacre. the service at evergreen cemetery emphasized the loss of hundreds of children. on this day in 1978 in guyana, bay area cult leader jim jones ordered his followers to drink cyanide-laced kool-aid. a los angeles minister who lost members of her family says it's important to remember the youngest victims. >> every innocent person counts, but children matter twice, because they evoke our present joy and they also determine our future. >> as part of the ceremony today, mourners covered up the part of the cemetery memorial that displays the name of jim jones. dr. norwood said a memorial with his name wrongly presents jones as a victim. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the scandal involving the former director of the cia, david petraeus. computer crime experts say the fbi would most likely not have pursued the complaints of harassment brought by this woman you see here, jill kelley, florida socialite, except that the sender seemed to know the travel schedules of both petraeus and marine general john allen. the sender turned out to be paula broadwell, petraeus' biographer and former mistress. the fbi says because the investig

jones industrial average down over 2 percent. down 284 points. the dow falling below the 15,000 mark at 12,961.ichael yaqui to coming up shortly. welcome back to the kron 4 morning as we continue to track hot spots. highway 24 has jammed up traffic all over the east bay. not only are the eastbound lanes affected so are the westbound lanes. so is southbound interstate 680 which is backed up into concord martinez even slow coming down from but the benicia bridge. as put pressure on highway four on interstate 580 as well. federal hot spot with the leas on 880 southbound hear coming out of hayward into union city and newark and fremont. with so traffic continued towards milpitas and the free model pitas corridor. >> thank you george more on the propositions and the state of california. talking about proposition 34 that would have repealed that the death penalty. and replaced with life in prison. including over 700 inmates are sitting on that road that is defeated at 52%. 47 percent yes. this has been gaining traction when it was brought up the monetary policy involved. when it was pointing out that

is, as challenging it is, other real work starts tomorrow when mark warner gets off the campaign trail and bobby's got us to and mayor jones does and they get right back to the work. and i start prepping to join them when i take the oath to go into the u.s. senate. it is all about partnerships. virginian nose and shows how we can do it. -- knows and shows how we can do it. [applause] thank you, all. i will conclude in saying, you look beautiful. nobody has handed me any notes about va. we have gotten two-thirds of the tract. i wanted to win and i wanted the president to win. i wanted the president to win va. i am going to go watch tv and hope that that happens. thank you for being here. [applause] [u2's "a beautiful day] >> time kaine winning the seat from jim webb. george allen for rent -- trying for a second run, fell short. hear his comments to supporters last night. they are about 10 minutes. [applause] >> i want to began, as i have always be done every election night, thinking god. i thank god for many blessings. one of the blessings i came to realize, the greatest blessing in my entire life was my wife susan. [applau

is, as challenging it is, other real work starts tomorrow when mark warner gets off the campaign trail and bobby's got us to and mayor jones does and they get right back to the work. and i start prepping to join them when i take the oath to go into the u.s. senate. it is all about partnerships. virginian nose and shows how we can do it. -- knows and shows how we can do it. [applause] thank you, all. i will conclude in saying, you look beautiful. nobody has handed me any notes about va. we have gotten two-thirds of the tract. i wanted to win and i wanted the president to win. i wanted the president to win va. i am going to go watch tv and hope that that happens. thank you for being here. [applause] [u2's "a beautiful day"] [applause] >> and now george allen's concession after losing to tim kaine. this about 10 minutes. >> i want to begin, as i have always begun, speech god. i thank god. for many blessings. one of the blessings i came to realize that the greatest blessing in my entire life was my wife susan. susan worked hard if not harder speaking, a driving all over virginia. you are the best thing that ever happened to me