media and cultural studies program at the doha institute for graduate studies welcome to you all mark jones here in the studio of blood money how do you put a price tag how do you monetize what happened to him you can monetize taking a human life as far as i say this is the way of trying to buy a silence the problem with the blood blood money though is that often this as a solution to a case is in lieu of justice so the worry about the blood money is that that will be done to exonerate those involved in the actual killing and so i think if this man is accepted it's going to be massively problematic for the pursuit of justice within saudi arabia or of the killers of her should be mohamed el masry also here and if the blood money is accepted is it a problem for the people who accept the blood money. you know i think i think as marc just said i think it's going to be a problem you know all the way around and in particular for the turks i think the turks have taken this case on as kind of a sort of a national cause now they're they're pursuing truth they're pursuing justice so if they sort of l

media and cultural studies program at the doha institute for graduate studies welcome to you all mark jones here in the studio of blood money how do you put a price tag how do you monetise what happened to him you can monetize taking a human life as far as i say this is a way of trying to buy a silence the problem with the blood blood money though is that often this as a solution to a case is in lieu of justice so the worry about the blood money is that that will be done to exonerate those involved in the actual killing and so i think if this man is accepted it's going to be massively problematic for the pursuit of justice within saudi arabia or of the killers of her she mohamed el masry also here in doha if the blood money is accepted is it a problem for the people who accept the blood money. you know i think i think as marc just said i think it's going to be a problem you know all the way around and in particular for the turks i think the turks have taken this case on as kind of a sort of a national cause now they're they're pursuing truth they're pursuing justice so if they sort of let l

media and cultural studies program at the doha institute for graduate studies welcome to you all mark jones here in the studio of blood money how do you put a price tag how do you monetize what happened to him you can monetize taking a human life as far as i say this is the way of trying to buy a silence the problem with the blood blood money though is that often this as a solution to a case is in lieu of justice so the worry about the blood money is that that will be done to exonerate those involved in the actual killing and so i think if this man is accepted it's going to be massively problematic for the pursuit of justice within saudi arabia or of the killers of her should be mohamed el masry also here and if the blood money is accepted is it a problem for the people who accept the blood money. you know i think i think as marc just said i think it's going to be a problem you know all the way around and in particular for the turks i think the turks have taken this case on as kind of a sort of a national cause now they're they're pursuing truth they're pursuing justice so if they sort of l

business off in the background because they have to deal with a leadership that pick up the word that mark jones was using they're trying to monetize murder gruesome murder that. there is no way that one cannot agree with what. has been the remark that you have just shared. and i would say that not only that but this is taking the form of a bribe when you look at it from the turkish perspective it is actually a cone session off the gravity of the crime and turkey cannot allow that turkey cannot allow saudi arabia to buy its way out of this and this is as i said a confession and it is a reason older more so a reason i should say to further person the case when it comes to the trumpet ministration i hope they will also take it like that but i have my doubts and what is the primary. reason why they would not do that is still the monetary reasons the financial reasons the dealings and the strategy of partnership that. the united states share is that saudi arabia i don't think that anything beyond internal domestic political pressure which is definitely involving some kind of an additional pressure f

dramatically into selection. 53% of women voted for democratic candidates compared scncprofessor mark jones took advantage of the distaste among many of these republican voters for donald trump. >> reporter: jones says another factor was beto o'rourke's appeal and his ability to bring out new voters. >> beto o'rourke alone helps explain why we saw 12 representative seats flip from republican to democratic two state senate seats flip and two congressional seats flip. >> lizzie appealed to me and even to my republican husband because of what she stood for. >> reporter: republicans still control texas on the state and federal level, but jones set beto o'rourke's campaign could provide a blueprint for democrats to gain power here in the lone star state. morning," security researchers show cbs how they can hack into medical devices which can be potentially life threatening for patients. what's being dup one to prevent these attacks. and why scientists are saying a massive visitor moving closer to our solar system may be from an alienation. that's "cbs this morning," thanks for watching. i'm anne

to project to the wider world let's bring in our guests now and joining me here in the studio mark owen jones assistant professor of middle east studies at how many university he was formerly at university and is a friend of mine he hedges in london them or try to harvey's intelligence analysts and writes on security issues and joining us from kuala lumpur via skype right a sterling founder and c.e.o. of detained in dubai if i wore welcome to all of you mark we're talking here about a thirty one year old student on a two week research trip what was matthew hedges doing in the u.a.e. not you had just like many ph d. students was taking a short trip away from durham university to conduct interviews and this is a very common practice amongst ph d. students during political science or security studies he would have had ethical approval from durham university to carry out the strip and within that process is the determination that what matthew is doing is is is kosher on a. broad and above all things safe and secure so that's what matthew would have been doing arranging interviews with key people

rice university political science professor mark jones: >> fletcher took advantage of the distaste among these republican voters for donald trump. >> reporter: jones says another factor was beto o'rourke's appeal and his ability to bring out new voters. >> beto o'rourke alone helps explain why we saw 12 texas house representatives seats flip from republican to democratic, two state senate seats flip, and two congressional seats flip. >> lizzie appealed to me and even to my republican husband, because of what she stood for. >> reporter: republicans still control texas on the state and federal level. but jones says beto o'rourke's campaign could provide a blueprint for democrats to gain power in the lone star state. jeff? >> glor: okay, omar, thank you gery much. talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. see if you're eligible to get 90 days for as little as 30 dollars. do not give linzess to children l

to project to the wider world let's bring in our guests now and joining me here in the studio mark owen jones assistant professor of middle east studies at howard been in university he was formerly at x. university and is a friend of mine he hedges in london them or try to harvey's an intelligence analyst and writes on security issues and joining us from kuala lumpur via skype rather sterling founder and c.e.o. of detained in dubai if i wore welcome to all of you mark we're talking here about a thirty one year old student on a two week research trip what was matthew hedges doing in the u.a.e. not you had just like many ph d. students was taking a short trip away from durham university to conduct interviews and this is a very common practice among the ph d. students during political science or security studies he would have had ethical approval from durham university to carry out the strip and within that process is the determination that what matthew is doing is is is kosher on a. of broad and above all things safe and secure so that's what matthew would have been doing arranging interviews w

monday tomorrow here on al-jazeera with us here in studio we've got mark owen jones who is an assistant professor of middle east studies and digital humanities that hamad bin khalifa university here in doha nice to see you and i so we want to talk about what's happening online with the voices of the dissidents i guess the first thing to establish is how vocal were they prior to the case how vocal was the saudi expect community dissident community however you want to term it i think the dissident community was vocal they were critical especially those living outside saudi arabia but let's not forget the face. killing of the show did not necessarily create a new situation in saudi arabia where people were suddenly unable to talk about politics it's always been difficult and since the rise of m.b.a.'s who's been incredibly crackdown on dissent dissident voices and dissent we've seen activists moving away from social media we've seen them being arrested as was mentioned earlier in the show but the case i think is important simply because this crossed another line in terms of the intimidatio

. >>> events were held in the bay area today to mark 40 years since jim jones ordered more than 900 memberso ingest a cyanide laced drink. abc 7 news was in s francisco's philmore neighborhood where people gathered to honor the victims. there are plans to build a memorial in the neighborhood where his victims were from. the remains of over 100 unclaimed or unidentified victims rest. today a memorial wall was dedicated to the 305 children who died. right before the murder and mass suicide congressman leo ryan and four other memberser killed.thi congresswoman jackie spear. she was shot five times. >> at one point i was placed on top of an anthill and ants are crawling over my body, and i always say you don't sweat the small stuff when you're dying. >> congresswoman spear has a new book out. >>> california highway patrol officer from contra costa county was able to meet the young woman whose life he saved 16 years ago. this is the emotional reunion before officer tom mcgwire and the young woman, christine mac intosh. in 2002 when she was an infant she was involved in a horrific crash. he found

. >>> scooters >>> today marks 40 years since the jonestown massacre where jim jones ordered more than 900 remembers to drink a cyanide-laced drink. >> there was a memorial event called homecoming. most of jones' followers were prom t from the neighborhood and the event was held a few blocks from the site. >> we are putting the ghosts of jonestown to bed by giving them our respects, the people lost here and having a celebration of a new beginning. >> there are efforts underway to built a jonestown memorial. >> scooters made their official return to san francisco streets last month but the head of one company is noticing an alarming trend. in a blog post, the ceo says in the first two weeks of operation, over 200 scooters were stolen or damaged beyond repair. the company does have a fix. they are developing a special cable lock that will be put into use to lock up the scooters to cut down on vandalism. >> a home invasion caught on video. >> but we should mention it was a deer that came crashing into a house. how the homeowners and police got the animal out. >>> and drew tuma is up next

joining us now, mark caputo and david corn, the washington bureau chief for mother jones and an msnbc political analyst. mark caputo, what is the latest from florida? >> we're waiting until tomorrow where the supervisors of elections are supposed to upload all their unofficial results to the state canvassing board, and they'll officially certify the races that are not too close to call. and those races that have a half a point margin or less are going to go to recount. that includes likely the senate race, the governor's race, the state agriculture commissioner race and three legislative races, so we're really close. we've got a few lawsuits percolating as well. the supervisor of election in palm beach county said she could not meet a court-imposed deadline to provide public records, ballot review lists and a number of ballots to governor scott's campaign. meanwhile in broward county, they did meet the 7:00 p.m. deadline that a judge had ordered, and the scott campaign says it's reviewing those documents. lastly, senator bill nelson's campaign has sued to block or better said, to allo

with me, david axelrod, gloria borger, van jones, kirsten powers, mark short, and david urban.at keeping sessions was a political move, i mean -- >> gone. >> gone. >> right. everybody told him he had to wait until after the election and he waited, what, 24 hours. less than 24 hours. i think people are kind of surprised -- we knew this was pent up for months and months and months and he couldn't control himself, but if he doesn't want any investigations by the house judiciary committee, he's just guaranteed one i think because people are going to want to know why did you -- why did you fire jeff sessions at this particular point? isn't whitaker conflicted? and -- and they're going to want to know the whole story here. and so i think it's clearly something that has judiciary -- >> david urban, you know matt whitaker. i want to ask you about your opinion of him but also just because he has made public comments about things he saw no evidence of, i mean, he was not privy to evidence, so he's making public comments as they come. >> pose a hypothetical on this network, if you were ki

with me, david axelrod, gloria borger, van jones, kirsten powers, mark short, and david urban. gloria, if there was any doubt that keeping sessions was a political move, i mean -- >> gone. >> gone. >> right. everybody told him he had to wait until after the election and he waited, what, 24 hours. less than 24 hours. i think people are kind of surprised -- we knew this was pent up for months and months and months and he couldn't control himself, but if he doesn't want any investigations by the house judiciary committee, he's just guaranteed one i think because people are going to want to know why did you -- why did you fire jeff sessions at this particular point? isn't whitaker conflicted? and -- and they're going to want to know the whole story here. and so i think it's clearly something that has judiciary -- >> david urban, you know matt whitaker. i want to ask you about your opinion of him but also just because he has made public comments about things he saw no evidence of, i mean, he was not privy to evidence, so he's making public comments as they come. >> pose a hypothetic

jones reports. they had demanded the boss, and they weren't happy that mark zuckerberg declined their invitation.rom a canadian mp at this multinational hearing. our democratic institutions, our former civil conversation, seem to have been upended by frat boy billionaires from california. so, mark zuckerberg's decision not to appear here at westminster today to me speaks volumes. and the pressure continued to mount. facebook cannot be trusted to make the right assessment on what can properly appear on its platform... it has become a serious threat to modern democracy... do you accept that facebook needs to be regulated...? at the weekend, documents were seized by a commons official from an american executive whose firm, the maker of an app hunting down bikini photos, is in a legal dispute with facebook. why didn't facebook disclose that as a company...? the man who ordered this highly unusual move described one seized e—mail which he said suggested facebook had known about russian interference for years. an engineer at facebook, noted by the company in october 2014, that entities with russian ip

jones reports. they had demanded the boss — and they weren't happy that mark zuckerberg declined their invitation.a canadian mp at this multinational hearing. 0ur democratic institutions, our former civil conversation, seem to have been upended by frat boy billionaires from california. so, mark zuckerberg's decision not to appear here at westminster today to me speaks volumes. and the pressure continued to mount. facebook cannot be trusted to make the right assessment on what can properly appear on its platform... it has become a serious threat to modern democracy... do you accept that facebook needs to be regulated...? at the weekend, documents were seized by a commons official from an american executive whose firm, the maker of an app hunting down bikini photos, is in a legal dispute with facebook. why didn't facebook disclose that as a company...? the man who ordered this highly unusual move described one seized e—mail which he said suggested facebook had known about russian interference for years. an engineer at facebook, noted by the company in october 2014, that entities with russian ip addr

. >>> today also marks 40 years since the jones town massacre. a ceremony to remember the victims was supposed to be held this afternoon in san francisco but it has been canceled due to poor air quality. cult leader jim jones orchestrated the mass suicide of more than 900 people, many of them children. they drank fruit punch laced with cyanide. jones ordered followers to shoot and kill the representative lee orion who led an investigation of the cold. and jackie speier, now a congresswoman, was shot several times that day but survived. jones later shot and killed himself. we will talk to jackie spear later on morning -- speier later on mornings on two. >>> tomorrow the pleasant hill city council will look at six plants allowed indoor >>> if you are looking for a little relief from all the smoky air, we may have just the thing. >> places in san francisco that are offering some relief at 8:00. >>> and in a surprise act of kindness, the touching gift for one volleyball team that lost everything in the flames of the campfire. more on that when we com

marks 40 years since the james massacre. nine people, many of them children died in a mass murder suicide in the cold settlement. the killings were ordered by jim jonesowers drank fruit punch laced with cyanide. tomorrow, also marks the bay area [ indiscernible ]. she was traveling as a 20-year-old staffer to diana to investigate when cold members opened fire on her and her boss. the congressman leo ryan. ryan was killed. >>> the boring company is ready to open up the hyperlink tunnel. elon musk shows a video of the major milestone. >>> we have been locked in a stable weather pattern. we have more developments offshore. we have a strong to talk about. we will talk about rain chances with the full forecast, coming up and a bit. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> elon musk company is on track to hit the december 10 deadline to open this to the public. the entrepreneur posted a video of the t

we had been down below the 25 mark on the dow jones industrial average, and right now we're down by 231oints or just about 1%. >>> wall street's darling rolled over apple entering a bear market as wall street begins to doubt how many iphones they can sell is the street right, or is this the perfect buying opportunity much more "power lunch" straight ahead. >>> welcome back to "power lunch," i'm mike santoli it's time for trading nation the bears have come for apple. the tech giant under pressure again today now down 20% from its record high set in early october. it has now shed $213 billion in market caps since that point joining us to talk about it is bill baruch with blue line futures, and rockefeller capital management, bill, what's the setup here in terms of how this chart looks? you've broken through the 200 average, obviously well below the $200 mark on apple shares. is it any kind of a bottoming process here, or is it kind of a freefall still >> i'm actually not too concerned it's below the 200 day moving average look at february, look at april, it was below for six and seven ses

the dow jones is up over the 500 point mark adding well over 2%. >>> new at noon, reports of injuries from scooter accidents are now on the rise and some hospitals are taking steps to analyze the dangers. c-net spoke to trauma centers in denver, san diego, austin and here in san francisco. they reported an uptick in injuries from scooter accidents. doctors at san francisco general are working on a six- month study to track the accident and collect data on what they are now calling a public health issue. >>> new information about the possible cause of the deadly crash of an indonesian jet that killed 189 people. data retrieved showed the pilot repeatedly fought to overside an automatic safety system directing the nose of the plane to go down. the system was responding to at higher angle than it was. also, boeing said the key sensor on the aircraft. the plane went down into the java sea shortly after taking off. >>> the chinese scientist who said he created the first geneticade i had baby says a second pregnancy may be under way. he revealed that pregnancy today. the goal is to give the

. >>> tomorrow marks 40 years since the jonestown massacre. this is where jim jones had moved his religious cult from san francisco. on november 17, the congressman went there on a fact finding mission. the next day he was killed and three journalists. jones then coerced more than 900 followers to drink poisoned fruit punch and commit suicide. she was also severely injured. she survived after being shot five times on the airstrip. we sit down with her tomorrow to speak about the ordeal and about what is next for her. join us for the interview at 6 pm. >>> she thought that she was about to watch her house burned down. instead she watched as firefighters saved her house. >>> and the cold front to the rescue in the bay area. we are desperately seeking precipitation and it is on the way. i will have that when we come back. (music throughout) >>> an hour after he left the bay area this afternoon, president trump touchdown in southern california to tour the fire damage are. he met with emergency responders in malibu where the while the fire has destroyed hundreds of homes.

mark. the resignation of sessions bumped up cannabis stocks. the dow jones is up very slightly after struggling a bit early in the session. the dow is adding 1/3 of 1%. the nasdaq is down about 1/3 of 1%. >>> this year we have no rain in sight. no rain in sight. >> maybe after the 17th. maybe around thanksgiving. >> okay. >> eventually we'll get some but not for a while sal you're correct. yesterday was very dry. east san jose and santa rosa were all in the 80s. caldwell down to 25 this morning. willis 29. ukiah made it to 39. everything is locked in. some areas looking from five to 10-inches of snow. not here. it'll be dry through the 16th after that there's some signs of a change and some that say no change. we'll see what happens. eventually this pattern has to break down. so we'll see. next system moved in. end result is it's a wind event. gusts of 72 miles per hour. they've been in the 60s all morning long. so northeast bay hills, santa cruz mountains red flag warning until tomorrow morning. we're still get ago pretty good gust out there. the black diam

through the scandal because the accusations of her husband for paula jones and four years later monica lewinsky i think that it left a major mark on the politics. the more i read of the big picture history you realize in society where there is division they are able to latch on to the sense of injustice for a long time. they haven't forgotten the 1990s and 20 years later blue america hasn't either. >> export of mind blowing because there were so many voters who were not necessarily but couldn't fathom the idea of supporting hillary clinton. with that we can start taking questions from the audience. there's a microphone here in the center whoever wants to start us off. >> i am a big fan of yours and my question, there's been time it's beethe timeit's been polars polarized. you outline in your book how do you see if maybe getting out of this polarization and coming back together do you see any? hope for that and what do you see in the crystal ball for the next five to ten years? >> i would probably do something besides write a book and solve a lot of the problems in the world. i wanted that chapter i could end on and say here is

gracejones there at grace jones there at the gracejones there at the age of 112. today marksues in what many view as the beginning of the holocaust. the anniversary of kristallnacht, or the night of broken glass, comes amid concern about rising anti—semitism across the west. our berlin correspondent jenny hill reports. prayers for the dead, and the persistent voice of this country's past. these children, the descendants of those who survived the systematic persecution of europe'sjews. 80 years on, kristallnacht still a byword for terror. nazis attacked jewish people, their homes, their shops, their synagogues. it was just the beginning. 6 million people would die in the holocaust which followed. today, in society, there are challenges again. once again, the ugly head of anti—semitism has shown its head. people have to know there's accountability. children growing up in germany have to know what happened in the past, what could happen if we don't stand up for democracy, if we don't stand up for respect and tolerance for people of all societies. and so every year, the same ritu

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mark. be really easy on him. he's a wonderful guy. one-punch cuban. where it lights up, you hit. jones: look at him. cuban: pop. mr. wonderful, you're in trouble. i got to tell you. [ laughs ] oh! [ bell dings ] look at that. great work! yeah! awesome, mark! way to go, mark! but you can see mark was 36% accurate. he was hitting real hard, but not necessarily real accurate. i just wanted to knock his ass out. great job. i believe he knocked him out. i didn't feel a thing. mark, was it fun? it was a nice little workout. how long did we do? you did 15 seconds. i mean, doing three minutes on that would be a great workout. o'leary: eventually, we got to get to this. you put a huge valuation on this company -- $20 million. do you have any sales? uh, we do. we are -- sales to date are a little over $4 million. wow. $4.2 million. that's over about 18 months. do you make any money? we are not profitable yet. we should be profitable in september of this year. and is this designed for gyms and the home? absolutely. the black model is the personal model. the silver model is the commercial model. where are the sales? give m

. >>> today marks the 40th anniversary of the jonestown massacre. more than 900 people died when jim jones in november 1978. jones was an evangelist. a site to get away from scrutiny. an event will commemorate the event. because of the air quality, it was moved inside at 3:00 this afternoon. >> san mateo congresswoman jackie spear was shot during that infamous visit. she was with congressman leo ryan's delegation to help people escape. she wrote a book titled "undaunted." it was released earlier this month. today, she will be signing her book at book passage starting at noon. >>> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a serious recall involving this ground turkey. the products you should not eat. >>> and here is a live look from the san mateo bridge. fog to go with smoke this (slurping, kiss) (crunch) a lot happens in a day. outlast happens once. outlast all-day lipcolor with 24-hour stay power. from covergirl. >>> good morning. here is a live look from the abc 7 camera at the golden gate bridge and it looks like we got fog out there this morning and the smoke, as well. >>> happening today, an eas

the bahamas tonight. 8-year-old asher jones swimming with nurse sharks, which are not considered dangerous to humans. he began screaming when one attacked. bite marksre told he will be okay. >>> and researchers say women who snore may be at a higher risk than men for heart attack or stroke. symptoms are similar to obstructive sleep apnea, fatigue and trouble breathing. we have more on our website. >>> when we come back, have you ever wondered, would a dog remember you if you had to go away for a long time? stay tuned. so a tree falls on your brand-new car and totals it. and as if that wasn't bad enough, now your insurance won't replace it outright because of depreciation. if your insurance won't replace your car, what good is it? yo i'm gr that.ment, if your brand-new car gets totaled, liberty mutual will pay the entire value plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cancer treatment centers

thousand e-mails that were caught mark classified while she was secretary of state two very different cases. it hasn't been the greatest last couple of weeks for the joe jones of the american stock exchange's poll during the quarter see of a tech markets plunge making sense of it as much as one can it's been bust. it. was god but. no one else seemed wrong why don't we all just don't all. get to shape out just they become educated and indeed from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. star was on the good ol dolly is what i was doing. when we got carried away here we care the music with us. we are here we were dragged here. by your love going to get rid of those who are not go away we will not die quiet. real the hard work we do is the truth. comes on already has a significant portion of all us commerce something approaching twenty percent i guess their goal is to get fifty percent of all commerce in america it would be amazon commerce and they need artificial intelligence to do that an artificial intelligence needs data to run effectively so jeff bezos put the call out to all the cities and they sa

mark: this i think looks incredible. i'll still stand by it. lemonis: if your business is in trouble and you need my help, log on to... welcome to emirates mr. jones back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 channels of entertainment, including the latest movies and box sets from around the world. ( ♪ ) we even have live sports and news channels. ( ♪ ) and your free wi-fi will start shortly. enjoy your flight mr. jones. world's best inflight entertainment. fly emirates. fly better. can't argue.ld's best inflight entertainment. the big candle companies are a little more gender-neutral. mark: this i think looks incredible. i'll stand by it. lemonis: mark, i'm not telling you it's bad. you have to look at it objectively, not as a designer. like, if you went into a bedroom and you saw a duvet cover -that was that -- -mark: yeah. lemonis: you would know it's a female room. -sam: mm-hmm. -lemonis: i'm thinking that a way to maybe lighten that up -- -mark: yes. -lemonis: is to somehow -take this whole palette -- -mark: yes. lemonis: and black and white it other than a couple of flowers. sam: ooh. that's an interesting idea. lemonis: if y

today marks 40 years since the jonestown massacre when followers of a religious cult called the people's temple killed the congressman and then committed suicide at the urging of their leader jim jones. more than 900 people died that day. speak -- >> this morning and a memorial. >> a key focus today was on the innocence of the victims. >> reporter: many of the victims were laid to rest here but just like everything else about the tragedy, that is a matter of controversy. >> at this morning's memorial service the granite marker listing the names of more than 400 victims stayed covered because it also includes the name of jim jones, the deranged pastor who orchestrated the massacre. >> is akin to putting hitler's name on their holocaust memorial and he does not deserve to be here and that's why it's covered. >> she lost 27 family members and has been waging a fight for what she feels is a more respectful monument and today a new memorial wall was dedicated and it's a testament to the children who died. over the years the followers have been criticized for causing their deaths but norwood says jones controlled everything. >> he had's henchmen pulling children out of their mother's arms

dow jones industrials losing 489 points, s&p down 42, nasdaq down 170. we will markere and keep checking back throughout this final hour. we are looking at a nasdaq down three days in a row and the so-called fang stocks are all in the red. amazon and apple seeing the deepest losses at this hour and

facebook later released a statement, saying: mark zuckerberg may have been a no today but the public pressure on his company shows no sign of letting up. rory cellan—jonesck according to the united nations, which is hosting a major climate conference in poland next week. last year, greenhouse gas emissions reached a record high, and it's notjust a matter of industrial pollution. food is also a factor. the global livestock population has reached 28 billlion animals. and those animals produce methane, a potent greenhouse gas that's expected to increase by 60% in the next two years. our science editor, david shukman, reports on how ourfood choices have an impact on the planet. every breath from a cow and especially every burp releases methane. 600 litres every day. most from the front end, not the back. and because methane warms the planet, the more we eat beef and dairy products, the more the temperatures rise. at this farm, researchers encourage the cows to feed inside this hood so they can measure the methane. so, a cow came in, she was eating... professor chris reynolds explains what they found. she had five eruptations, five belches. so each spike is

marks the 40th anniversary of the jonestown massacre. more than 900 people died when people's temple leader jill jones ordered the killing in november 1978nes was an evangelist and chose it as a site to get away from scrutiny. an event will commemorate the event. because of the air quality, it was moved inside to the heritage center at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> san mateo congresswoman jackie spear was shot five times. she was with congressman leo ryan's delegation to help people escape jim jones. the congresswoman wrote a book titled "undaunted." it was released this month. today she will be signing the book starting at noon. >>> still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a serious recall involving in ground turkey. the products you should not eat. >>> and here is a live look outside in san rafael. lisa will have the forecast in a few minutes. you know when you're at ross and you realize it's time your sister stopped borrowing your sweaters? yes! that's yes for less. stop stealing mine... never. the perfect sweater makes the perfect holiday gift. and it feels even better when you find it for less - at ross. yes for less. ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...u

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jones, whojoins me now. i appreciate you have not heard all of what mark carney has to say but he says a disorderly brexit wouldal and it wasn't a managed no—deal scenario. what is your reaction to what he's saying? visiting the bank of england has published on this day. the bank of england more gloomy than the treasury. i think we have to be very careful about these forecasts. you'll recall that before the referendum, we were told there would be in immediate recession if the country voted to leave the european union and we were told there would have to be an emergency budget and we will be in a financial crisis and it did not happen. now nobody is suggesting that there should be a distorted lubricant, so really i think the more lurid forecast that we have seen in the bank of england analysis can be discounted. that's what organise brexit. beyond that we have to understand these are analysis that are based upon models and assumptions that are not readily published. and i think i asked in the house only this afternoon that the house only this afternoon that the government should publish its own assumptions so th

jones bridge road in chevy chase. police say the officer was on his try a call. he was driving a marked police cruiser but didn't have his gh emergency li and sirens on. the officer is identified as ro james o'e. he was not hurt. >>> defending yourself from gunfire in places of worship is a reality many in america now face. yesterday in d.c. worshippers found out how to help victims if a gunman attacks. as derrick ward explains, church leagrs hop these so-called soft targets become more difficult for shooters. >> a shooter is in the room, he shot people and left >> reporter: terms like "church shooter," words that several years ago would rarely be used together have crept into the vernacular, and active shooter aining in schools and houses of worship are becoming commonplace. >> amazing we have to do that now days. >> reporter: but in the wake of nts like that charleston church shooting and the shooting at pittsburgh synagogue for people at a temple of praise in the southeast, it's just prudent. >> we wanted to do this because it was necessary for us to protect our congregants and provi

many people across mississippi, the question mark is just three weeks after this tuesday who ultimately would come out, and could a democrat like doug jones last year, could a democrat win it this year and ultimately give democrats the majority. that's the question at hand. craig. >> vaughn hillyard on a bale of hay. you win the live shot award today. congratulations. >> reporter: aww. >>> when we come back, getting out the youth vote. i'm going to talk to an organizer about her strategy, her big challenge, getting young people to actually cast a ballot. >>> hundreds, possibly thousands of google employees staged a walkout today around the world in each time zone. they are protesting how the country handled senior executives accused of sexual misconduct. this is a look at the walkout from this hour in new york city. this was the scene just a few moments ago. the walkout was organized in response to a report by the "new york times" published last week. it found two senior google executives have been paid tens of millions of dollars in exit packages following allegations of sexual misconduct. are you paying too much and getting too little w

dow jones industrials losing 489 points, s&p down 42, nasdaq down 170. we will mark these numbers here and keep checking back throughout this final hour. we are looking at a nasdaq down three days in a row and the so-called fang stocks are all in the red. amazon and apple seeing the deepest losses at this hour and what we have with apple is done, 4.33%. amazon down 3.75%. facebook, everybody else also getting hit. look at the chip makers. can we switch to those? broadcom, it happens to be one of the iphone's top suppliers but it and nvidia are part of the tech bull's eye getting pierced. citigroup losing major faith in nvid nvidia, slashing the target to $ $270 a share. is today's pain for the biggest names in silicon valley far from over? tech guru eric hippa who made a ton of money in the '80s and '90s in tech, warned our viewers over a year ago of the coming threat of regulation not from the europeans, but from american congress. it looks like he is right. he's going to whip through your favorite momentum stocks and outline the threats that face them and tell you

mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is the close. the dow jonesndustrial average currently holding onto gains. we are seeing emerging markets coming off of yesterday's rally. you are seeing the euro down and newthe dollar inflation data lacking some luster. not climbing much of it although there are some interesting reports about how this will be the first back-to-back monthly gain for gold. scarlet: president trump will be meeting with president xi of china tomorrow at the g20 summit. that is giving a lift to stocks overall. the 10 year yield is coming down . .t did hit 3% yesterday it had a quick bounce back. what is not seeing a quick bounce back is crude oil, off by almost 2%. it has seen the biggest monthly , more than 20%e in november. caroline: that's a number we are keeping an ion. what a battering -- keeping and eye on. what a battering. we are looking at ge again. deutsche bank slashing the price target by more than a third. at wellswe are looking fargo. a $23 price target. analysts say they are to have run out of steam. giving, merrill

. >> woodruff: yesterday marked ethe 40th anniversary of jonestown massacre, the mass murder-suicide that killed more than 900 followers of cult- leader jim jonesthe south american country of guyana. congressman leo ryan was in jon with a small team investigating the cult's activities and was shot d killed by jones' followers. - t one of his aides on that trip, jackie speiew herself a democratic congresswoman from cala-- survived, and i spoke with her recently about her harrowing experience. congresswoman ryan was the congressman i worked for at the time he made that trip to jonestown because many of his constituents had young adults who had gotten invved in a church in san francisco called the people's temple led by a man named jim jones. as more and more criticism started to come out about sexual abuse and physical abuse and money laundering, he then took about 900 of his members to jonestown where he had been building a commune for about two years, and concerned relatives came tcongressman ryan, there were defectors who also came and told him of really torrid things happening at compound, and the congressman wanted to find out what was reall

jones is up 2%, gaining 500 plus points right now. a similar percentage increase on the s&p and the nasdaq is close to 2.5% mark. >>> big day. history in the midterm elections. we'll introduce you to the first woman, youngest woman elected to congress and the first gay man elected as governor. >>> and will we pay more at the gas pump, more on the state propositions. >>> we're following breaking news, attorney general jeff sessions is submitted his resignation to president trump an hour ago. he was submitting his resignation at your request. over the past year, the attorney general has endured criticism from the president, reaction is going in this afternoon, and charles schumer said it's paramount that special counsel robert mueller be protected by the new attorney general, the president tweeted that matthew g whitaker jeff sessions chief of staff will be the acting attorney general until a nominee is announced and later confirmed. >>> we continue to follow the results of several statewide ballot measures. >>> and propositions went from daylight savings time to dialysis cap measures. >>> proposition 6 is aimed to repeal the

jones won 30% of the white vote. can mike espy do it tonight? >> i want to go to our senior political analyst. markhn laying all of this out. president trump obviously beat hillary clinton by more than 17 percentage points in the state of mississippi. it should have been a sure bet for republicans. what does it say to you that we are even talking about it tonight? >> we are really seeing the republican party really lost in the wilderness right now. they don't know who the leader is. not everyone is behind donald trump. it was interesting that donald trump decided to put his reputation on the line and go into mississippi. i don't think he did that without basically knowing that his candidate was going to win. he did not want -- >> the map that john just showed would indicate she would have won anyway. >> he will take credit for it. it does say this. if you look at mississippi with an african-american candidate that is not running as a traditional urban african-american candidate in mike espy, if you look at andrew gillam in florida or georgia you talking about a changing south. you are talking that

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velena jones, reporting: "deputies say because the family likely walked through different neighborhood it's nearly impossible to pinpoint where that candy came from, unless someone else reports it."mark povolny, detective, washington county sheriff's office:"too much air, too little air, its dried out, its hard there's something that just doesn't seem right about it, there is no reason to chance it."even though the parents told deputies the candy wrapper was completely sealed... investigators say the sweet treats can still contain a chilling surprise mark povolny, detective, washington county sheriff's office: "put it in a syringe and then you can inject the syringe through the plastic bad. people might be thinking that is another reason why it is not true ' who would put and give it away' you actually don't need very much." much."need very you actually don't and give it away' meth in candy ' who would put why it is not true another reason thinking that is people might be the plastic bad. syringe through you can inject the syringe and then office: "put it in a county sheriff's washington detective, mark povolny, surprisechilling still contain a treats can say the sweet investigators