perkins was a street kid who needed money desperately.he saw a chance for more money than he had ever seen or imagined in any one place in 1985 and he went for it. >> for the first time in 18 years, john thomson was finally able to take the stand and proclaim his innocence. >> you could hear a pin drop. i mean literally. he finally had a chance to explain to a jury why he had the murder weapon. >> john thomson's testimony was that he did have the gun, but he had bought that from kevin freeman. >> kevin freeman sold the murder weapon to an unwitting john thomson. john was involved in buying and selling some stolen property. it's not something he's proud of. >> i was a dope dealer. you was a burglar, you was a robber and you wanted dope you? had to pay me some type of collateral. that was a part of a drug trade, being a fence. i'm sorry, that's how i came about being in possession of the murder weapon. >> the defense rested and the case was handed over to the jury. >> the jury gets up and leaves with your fate in their hands you try to smil

so it was with francis perkins and roosevelt.t want to be perceived as being in favor of the dole as they called it then, government handouts to poor people. the dole was a bad word and a bad political concept before roosevelt became president and she was proposing expanding the dole beyond anyone's wildest dreams. the social security act would not just provide unemployment insurance, which was considered the dole, but it would provide a national welfare program for poor mothers who may never have had jobs. here is her memory of franklin roosevelt's first reaction to the idea of unemployment insurance. >> no, don't mention unemployment insurance to me that's nothing but the dole. i would mention old age insurance and he would said no, that's the dole, too. i don't believe in the dole. franklin roosevelt was very much opposed to the dole. oh, we don't want the dole. not the dole. i had a great time to get him quieted down and stop talking about the dole. [ laughter ] to try to think about the realities. >> what if she hadn't succe

it's a big game for what might happen at the end of the year. >> jim: perkins. the flag. i know you love the packers. talking about it as we prepared for the game a couple days ago. what you are saying about the game in seattle to open up the season. who knows, that could in the end have home-field consequences on the line all those months later. >> phil: that's crazy to say opening day. the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of captionmax, which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions, are not responsible for the accuracy, or completeness of any transcription, or for any errors in transcription. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> jim: first and 20. perkins is ridden down after a gain of three. >> phil: real quick because we talked about it tonight, the raiders, i think you can see with your eye, they are a better football team. they are making progress. the roster is better. the depth. they've go

it's a big game for what might happen at the end of the year. >> jim: perkins. the flag. i know you love the packers. talking about it as we prepared for the game a couple days ago. what you are saying about the game in seattle to open up the season. who knows, that could in the end have home-field consequences on the line all those months later. >> phil: that's crazy to say opening day. the captioning on this program is provided as an independent service of captionmax, which is solely responsible for the accurate and complete transcription of program content. cbs, its parent and affiliated companies, and their respective agents and divisions, are not responsible for the accuracy, or completeness of any transcription, or for any errors in transcription. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division >> jim: first and 20. perkins is ridden down after a gain of three. >> phil: real quick because we talked about it tonight, the raiders, i think you can see with your eye, they are a better football team. they are making progress. the roster is better. the depth. they've go

charles: kleiner perkins? >> yeah. charles: and average person? >> i do not want to be a buyer in the public market not at this value. >> this is such an illega an ild market right now. >> look at some of the ipos in a month it could be a half of that. >> i tell you, the young kids use snap chat, this is how they calm kate, they don't -- communicate, they don't text, they snap chat, look at drop box, my whole family uses drop box. i think there could be something here at the end of the day. >> where is the revenue stream. >> look at fac facebook there ws none, and none with priceline. >> if they could tell me that revenue stream for snap chat is through a device i get that. charles: megan, that is what the argument will be, this is a product with astl least 100 miln machinery users right -- monthly users right now, that could go up. you could monetize that with a small fee and make this a profit ib company. >> i agree that snap chat is an obsession among millennials, it is accurate it is relevant. but the url, ban ser a problem -- banner is a prob

congressman peter king and tony perkins. first in a kelly file exclusive, this is an incredible firsthand account of the awful reality. iraqi christians and others trapped by the terrorists on the mountain that is now a graveyard. watch this. >> this is where they are hiding, the sinjar mountain range, foreboding and vast. our first glimpse of refugees seeking sanctuary in searing 33 degree heat. we saw some camped out in a dry riverbed with only a tarp for cover. others found a road in the middle of this wilderness, a road they dared not take. instead they waved at us, desperate for foot and water to be dropped. some of it may have smashed on the rocks below. but with so many deliveries to make, our helicopter to not stop to check. then we touched down for five precious but awful minutes. and the rush to rescue as many as we could in the time we had. an old man scrambled to the door even as boxes of aid were heading out. small children were trapped. i found myself dragging them toward the back. this helicopter in such dange

maud perkins was just 28 when she died during the mass suicide. husband was planning to join her, perkins doesn't know what happened to the remains of his 7-year-old son, named irving. he suspects he was buried with a group of them there. he says he has been trying to get answers since 1978 but says there is still too much confusion around the deaths. >>> and in nigeria, they are trying to stop the spread of the deadly virus ebola. the passengers there are checked for fever, one of the first signs of the virus. and in washington, d.c. today, lawmakers heard passionate calls for an international call to help with the outbreak. >> i could give you descriptions you would not even believe. >> reporter: at the hospital, dr. kent brantly and nancy writebol are improving, thanks to a serum. but experts warn the recovery will be a long one. >>> there in hawaii, the waikiki beach, it looks menacing. because the tail end of iselle is hitting the south end of o u oahu. >> reporter: it was a little bit of a sketchy morning here on oahu. after the tropical sto

. >> at 6'3", 300 pounds, john perkins is a promising tackle but struggling at his are residence high school. >> we feel like he does have some potential to play football. and -- >> on the college level or you think maybe even a pro-football player? >> pro, would take care of itself down the road. but he has potential to play at some level at college. >> perkins enrolled that i child at prime prep after speaking with sanders. >> we asked him if he could grow our son academically and athletically. he said he will grow our son. >> he said he could grow him develop him which was what we weren't getting in the school he was in. >> the perkins say their son is already doing better in school and his self confidence has improved. >> i said thank you to deion sanders. he brought hi son's smile back, his passion back. >> i'm very confident with our decision to send him to prime prep academy. >> but for conjanika james and charles hibner, their decisions have changed. no curriculum no books and no parent teacher conferences. >> when you switched your child out of prime prep to the new school, d

this is the contradiction that is fdr and wife frances perkins was such a complicated man and there's no episode in his presidency or his life which underscore is this duality more than this type does. four days before the chicago convention opened on july 11th, 1940, franklin roosevelt called felix frankfurter down from the supreme court. they had a two hour session in the oval study adjacent to the president's bedroom on the second floor of the residents not to be confused with the oval office which was roosevelt's favorite room. he talked about this issue for two hours at the end of which roosevelt said i want you to write a memo about what you just told me. i would like to request archibald's mclease and the library of congress. jim billington's predecessor, make it quick. he returned to the next day with two memos which i believe are the best window into fdr's mind on this question at this time. they are so significant that they are reprinted in full in the appendix. what was going on in roosevelt's head? breaking this limit by the emergency the country is facing. frankfurter and

cliner perkins is investing in snap chat at a valuation close to $10 million.st one other strategic investor has committed to this deal of rounding. snapchat's value has soared from about $2 billion a year despite no clear business model. it's spec'd to make its first foret into advertising later this year. a new service called snapchat discovery would let users read additionally editions of newspapers and magazines. report say alibaba considered a pass on a chance to invest in russia's dsc global invested earlier this year. cliner perkins was a daily investor, but has been criticized for missing the boat on media and messaging apps earlier this year. that would value at $7 billion. the company led by twitter co-founder jack dorsey allows to turn any tablet or mobile phone into a credit card reader. cliner perkins, lakoia capital and an interesting time for tech companies in silicone valley. i have to ask, do you use snapchat? >> you know what? i don't. maybe it's because i'm not a teenager any more. i've never used et. but i was late to the game in terms of ca

>> kleiner perkins, seems to have happened over the july 19th and 20th weekend. h someone physically broke into the office, and made off with some equipment, including password-protected laptops. including financial accounts, addresses, social security numbers. it's not clear to police or kleiner perkins, at least what they divulged to new hampshire, that any of that information was accessed by the burglars. it could be they just made off with some equipment. but they are offering credit monitoring services to the people apparently who may have been affected. >>> footlocker jumping today, profits at the retailer surging up from a year ago. revenue fall well sort of revenue estimates. weak traffic and discounting hurting the bottom line. and peregrine semiconduct ore is the biggest gainer on the nasdaq. we're going to head to break, but let's tell you what's coming up, making money on flipping home and fine dining at 30,000 feet. to you first. >> well, susan, it's a dirty, risky business, but someone's got to profit. how home flippers are changing their tack in to

they say keith perkins turned himself in yesterday. detectives say the suspects are accused of targeting their victims after they left banks. here is a bert look at perkins. please are looking for joseph donaldson. he is the man on the right. as well as 52-year-old ronald singleton. >>> new information from the trial of a woman accused of kidnapping and sexual asaul of a philadelphia child. courtroom was cleared as a doctor told jurors about the child's injuries. christina regusters maintains she is not guilty. the doctor testified she has rarely seen rape injuries this severe. while injujurors were shaken regusters did not react. it could be consistent with an assault by a broom handle. she is the woman seen here in muslim garb taking the girl in january 2013. lu ann cahn will have more on today's testimony tonight at 6:00. >>> a sussex county man charged with driving under the influence for the fifth time. andrew trala lost control of a dump truck last night. the truck overturned and the trailer it was carrying flipped and hid two ut

philadelphia police tell us keith perkins turned himself in yesterday. investigators looking for another man, joseph donaldson and another man. the oldest victim is 96 years old. if you know anything about this case, call police. >>> the courtroom was cleared this afternoon as a doctor testified in the trial of a woman charged with kidnapping and raining a 5-year-old girl. a former cobbs creek day care worker maintains she is innocent. they showed pictures of the girl's injuries today. lu ann cahn, these pictures were graphic? >> reporter: right. that is why spectators were removed from the courtroom. the media was allowed to stay. i can tell you, these pictures were so disturbing that jurors -- some jurors started to cry. many of the other jurors shook their head in disgust. one juror completely turned away. she just couldn't look at the images. a doctor from children's hospital testified she's rarely seen rape injuries as severe as the ones shown to the jury today. while jurors were visibly shaken, christina regusters, charged with raining the child, d

among of them was 28-year-old perkins, dying in 1978, along with more than 900 men, women and children during a suicide murder in jonestown. on thursday delaware officials contacted this individual >>> two people are returned arrest after allegedly leading authorities on a chase in a pony video. sheriff deputies noticed a cart out plates, and after the driver refused to stop, deputies put down a spike strip. when the driver swerved to avoid it, it slammed into a deputy's cruiser and two other vehicles. one had a warrant out for his arrest and it turns out the car had been reported too many from a dealership stolen >>> the mayor was caught on camera using a cell phone and in a separate incident, was involved in a crash. police have not determined who is a the fault in that crash >>> smoky the bear, known for his line, "only you can prevent forest fires" and with that in mind, the bear turns 70 today and to kick off his big birthday weekend, he spent yesterday hanging out in sacramento on the steps of the capitol, a cute couple. the voice behind smoky, sam ellett elliott, he turned 70, t

keith perkins and two other men with accused of targeting their victims after they left banks. the oldest victim was 96 years old. he is pictures here on your left. police looking for joseph donaldson who you see on the right along with 52-year-old ronald singleton. if you have any information about this case or these men, call police. >>> new video of a man wanted for a burglary in north philadelphia. police say the man broke into the grocery store early last friday morning. entering through the ceiling. once inside, the suspect took cash and cigarettes before then making his escape. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, these images from ferguson, missouri shocked people. tonight there's a local response. the plan to change the way our officers and the community interact. >>> summer is almost over, but there's still heat and humidity left. how is the weather going to affect your labor day plans? don't miss my exclusive nbc 10 first alert forecast. >>> a famous local restaurant going where it has never gone before. the new place you will be able to chow down on cheese steaks. it's

wednesday da perkins waited 60 years for this day. >> you don't leave a marine behind. >> reporter: you behind? >> you that's what this is about. you bring them home. >> reporter: they're here to make sure that sacrifice is never forgotten. chip reid, cbs news. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning" more on the life and passing of oscar-winner actor robin williams. >>> plus, we'll go to iraq for the efforts on humanitarian efforts and u.s. air striked. and dr. agus looks at the chemical found in toothpaste and soap. that's "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. . >>> he made millions of people laugh. comedian robin williams found dead in a apparent suicide. behind the scenes he battled drug, alcohol, depression, this morning the worlds is reacting and the response is overwhelming. after interviewing him a few times, i had the honor every spending some quality time with him, just few months ago on the set of the crazy ones, i couldn't believe it when i heard the news last night. this morning, tracking the react

with employment law issues in san francisco and became the first african american woman partner at perkins cue the first african american lesbian partners and one of the top lawyers in california which is status only to small subsection of our states attorneys among many other recognitions. i also want to highlight her background. she is selected for years working closely with terry stuart working with the san francisco's office which was a tremendous legal victory for our city. with that, i have no doubt that these are three individuals who will serve these bodies extremely well and with that, colleagues, i ask for your support and hopefully you will be able to move these individuals from this committee today onto the full board with full recommendation to the board next week. >> thank you. supervisor, did you want to speak before they come up? >>supervisor scott weiner: thank you very much. i'm very supportive of all of these three nominations. i want to thank president chiu on his very thoughtful and delivery process. coming up with the nominations and casting a very wide net in terms o

the bat tony perkins during tuesday's broadcast of his washington watch radio show the family research council president basically blamed president obama for the fact that people think that obama is a muslim and not hitting people with. i think the president in his the way he has dealt with persecuted christians and the absence thereof. only gives credence to those that say that i mean i think it's amazing that if i were the president and i were trying to combat this these these these folks that are saying that i'm muslim or sympathetic to muslims i would make sure that i was at least being balanced and fair if not going overboard to protect christians and defend christianity but he's absent unbelievable it should be obvious of this point that the only reason anybody thinks obama is a muslim is because the bigoted racists apparently tony perkins didn't get the message has to be busy spreading conspiracy theories of his own to care and the very very ugly sexist lawmakers they are senator kirsten gillibrand has some a shocking stories to tell in her new memoir about some of her congressi

after the mass suicide in 1978, the body of maude perkins was among those taken to a mortuary in doververal of the remains there were jones town vims. >>> this week's death of former white house press secretary james brady is being called a homicide. brady survived a gunshot wound in his head during the 1981 assassination attempt on president reagan. he died from a sere reese of health issues. the virginia medical examiner made the homicide ruling though the shooting was 33 years ago. >> there is no statue of limitations. when every anyone dies as a result of a homicide, they can be charged. that is what is being evaluated in this case. >> john hickley jr. was found not guilty by reason of insanity. they are reviewing the ruling on brady's death. >>> well, this story sounds like something out of the wild west. a former candidate for governor is facing an attempted murder charge tonight. ty glen champ ran and lost in the june primary. police in fresno say he got in a fight with his neighbor yesterday about some work being done on this private road. and then, he pulled out his handgun. >

wendall perkins waited 60 years for this day. >> you don't leave a marine behind. >> reporter: you don't is that what this is about? >> that's what this is about. you bring them home. >> reporter: they're here to make sure that sacrifice is never forgotten. chip reid, cbs news, tarawa. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning" more on the life and passing of oscar-winner actor robin williams. >>> plus, we'll go to erbil, iraq, for an update on the humanitarian efforts and u.s. air strikes. and dr. agus looks at the chemical found in toothpaste and soap. that's "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. on august 4th, two unsuspecting men walked in to a mcdonald's and discovered an extraordinary burger with heaps of jalapeños... ...for only two dollars. within minutes, they had also discovered the phenomenon of "economnomnomics" nomnom... nom? nom nom the jalapeño double, try it now for just $2 on mcdonald's dollar menu and more. it's economnomnomcial. ♪ nom...nom...nom... >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald

bottom nine, glen perkins is in for the save. he's been great on the road. relief right there so you got one on. your next batter is alex gordon. walk this way, royals win 2-1 and hold on to that lead over detroit. the bat boy told ned yost how to manage the ninth, and the bat boy is now an assistant gm. >> he made that part up. >> maybe. >> but it added to the story. >> maybe. >> that's all we got. >> you don't know for sure. >> backcheck it apparently. >>> a young american has made quite a debut at the u.s. open tennis tournament. she is 15-year-old cici bellis. >> and she won her match yesterday becoming the youngest u.s. open winner since 1996. her opponent was ten years her senior and had once played in a grand slam tournament final. bellis is from california and she's about to start the tenth grade. her second round match is tomorrow. good luck. >> sort of makes you wonder what were you doing in tenth great, ride? >> got to be pretty mature to handle all that pressure. >> big congrats for her. >>> coming up next in "the pulse," have mercy. the classic

wendel perkins waited 3 70 years for this day. >> you don't leave a marine behind.ig him home. >> reporter: these marines know that while they all gave some, some gave all and they're here to make sure that sacrifice is never forgotten. chip reid, cbs news, tarawa. >> pelley: breaking news from maroon county, california, where actor comedian robin williams has been found dead, the sheriff says an apparent suicide. more on that tomorrow. and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. >>> what we have is a lot to tell you about. so let's get right to it. here's what is happening on "entertainment tonight." >> nascar superstar tony stewart being investigated. >> tony stewart's car hit and killed a 20-year-old driver. >> the nascar tragedy dominating the news. graphic footage of the accident. which networks are showing it, and which aren't, and how do they decide? >>> then -- >> grab a surfboard and hold on tight because we are taking you to the teen choice awards tonight. >> it's going to be really fun. >> did kim's little sis steal her hairstyle? ariana on her big bro

keith perkins turned himself in to police yesterday. police are still looking for joseph donaldson and now third man ronald singleton. authorities say these men would follow victims from banks and then rob them outside their homes. >> philadelphia police arrested this man today in connection to a brutal double homicide in in this eve philadelphia. investigators charged 25 year old james mears in connect to the deaths of dolly evans and ruby thomas. the two elderly women were found shot in the head in a home on vista street saturday. he face toss counts of murder, robbery and other related char charges. >> an american man believed to be fighting jihad different killed in syria. us officials say 33 year old douglas mccain was killed this weekend while fighting alongside isis militants. mccain's family says he conver converted to islam 10 years ago. he grew up in suburban minneapolis where he had minor run ins with the law. he was on us terror watch lists. >> we also learned tonight that isis is holding an american woman captive. an aide w

police say keith perkins who you see on your left turned himself in yesterday.they are still looking for joseph do joseph donaldson and ronald singleton. we told you about this story thursday night at 11:00. police believe the suspects are f tied to nearly robberies. the men are accused of targeting their victims after they left banks. >>> a child snatched from school then raped is expected to take the stand tomorrow against her alleged attacker. today, the courtroom was cleared as jurors were shown graphic pictures of the little girl's injuries. a doctor testified she's rarely seen abuse this severe. jurors were visibly shaken but the suspect christina regusters did not seem to react. prosecutors say she is the woman seen on video in muslim fwrks garb taking the child from the school. she insists she's not guilty. >>> a fake craigslist post leads to a wild scene at a local grocery store. that's next. >>> plus, easing tensions. the message to one local community tonight to make sure what happened in ferguson doesn't happen here. >>> and we hit 90 degrees today.

keith perkins turned himself in on monday. police are still looking for joseph donaldson and new a third man ronald singleton. authorities say that these men would follow victims from banks and then rob them outside of their homes. >>> 5:33. lets get traffic and weather together. we will heat up again, katie. >> absolutely we over achieved yesterday, in fact, temperatures did have a chance with the full, hot sunlight, to get up to 90 degrees. we're very lightly going to make it two for two out there let look at these stats in fact as we tack on yesterday 90-degree day. that should say tuesday. it makes it second so far this month. sixteenth so far this season. twenty-three would be the average for our area so we're a little shy of where we should be meteorological summer business ready to wrap up to a close here in a matter have days. the lets take you outside to see where temperatures stan. we are in where close to 90 but sunnies not up just yet either so it is just time. trenton, oxford, reading, cinnaminson all in the 60's

and a woman, angela perkins, was the first one to grab me, and she showed me this man in his desperationoing through the convention center and seeing how horrible the conditions were. and there was no one to help. there were no authorities there at all to give aid to the close to 30,000 people who had gathered there. >> and ted, even to this day, it is still so hard to believe that this happened, but it did. another image you showed us, on st. claude avenue, you were in a rescue boat as you spotted the other seven people, you came across a woman in a life vest swimming down the street. let's take a look at that image. and you see these couple of knobs in the background. at the time, did you realize how deep this water was? >> i had no idea. it -- i guess, you know, my mind was telling me that it was deep, but, you know, realistically, it was hard to believe that it could possibly be this deep, in this area of the city. but, we asked her if she -- if we could help her get into the boat and to help her, and she kind of looked around, and that's when i shot the picture. she said, i'm swimmi

police say keith perkins, the man on the far left, turned himself in on monday.are looking for joseph donaldson and ronald singleton. police believe those men are responsible for almost a dozen robberies in northeast philadelphia between june 3rd and august 13th. they would case out their victims at local banks, see them withdraw large sums of money and follow them home and rob them. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, a north jersey man is in jail accused of two carjackings outside of the golden nugget casino in atlantic city. he used a gun to steal a pontiac early sunday morning. a few hours later before noon, adams carjacked a chevy pickup truck at gunpoint. police caught up to adams a few blocks away and took him into custody after a short chase. they found guns and both cars and interior of one of the cars was burned. >>> get ready for a hot one today in philadelphia. 90 degrees. it's likely that a few more spots will see 90s today. no wind right now. this is a view from here at the nbc 10 studios. the wind is calm. it will be on the light side through the day

wendel perkins waited 70 years for this day. >> you don't leave a marine behind.ing him home. >> reporter: these marines know that while they all gave some, , me gave all and they're here to make sure that sacrifice is never forgotten. orip reid, cbs news, tarawa. >> pelley: breaking news from and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org an apparent victim of suici. good e >> stunning news for the entertainment world and the bay area. comedian robin williams is dead apparent victim of suicide. >> authorities found williams' body at his marin county home. >> the comedian died in affixuation. they received a -- authorities say they was last seen 10:00 in the evening. the coroners office will do cause and his death. he starred in good morning vietnam. williams graduated from high school and attended the college of marin. he was married to susan schneider. she issued a statement saying this morning, i lost my husband and best fri

the victims between the ages of 16 and 21 tell police that two men ambushed them outside perkins avenueone week ago. one man, the man in the sketch, pointed a gun, while the other stole money and a wallet and other items from the victims. if you think you know the person in the sketch, call new castle county police. >>> 5:46 a.m. the nfl changed its policy on domestic violence after the controversial suspension of baltimore ravens running back ray rice. this surveillance video inside atlantic city's revel casino back in february shows rice dragging his now wife out of an elevator. the nfl suspended rice for two games but many felt the punishment should have been more severe. yesterday nfl commissioner roger goodell announced first time domestic violence offender can get a six-game suspension and repeat offender would get a lifetime ban. in a letter to owners, goodell commented about rice's suspension saying "i didn't get it right. simply put, we have to do better." >>> tony stewart will return to the racetrack this weekend. stewart will compete at atlanta motor speedway on sunday. his f

the company is said to be nearing a funding round from kleiner perkins buyers.s would value snapchat at three times what mark zuckerberg offer to pay for it last year when the ceo turned him down. snapchat is the third most popular app among millennial's width 33% of 18-24-year-old using it. what makes snapchat so attractive to teams? and what does that mean for the company echo -- what makes snapchat so attractive to teenagers? and what does that mean for the company? i asked our guests. we do not really know what is going on. we have to ask the teenagers how this is all shaking out. ryan, i was curious, how much are your friend still using snapchat these days? >> the usage i'm seeing with snapchat with myself and my friend is changing a lot. it first exploded winter break of 2012, beginning of 2013. that is what i thought at my school. i see a lot more behavior of kids using stories and less direct snaps. >> it is a way to share photos through the day and people can view those photos as a story rather than simply communicating one-on-one with one another. >> y

i talked with irvin perkins. he lives in antioch. after 36 years, he finds out yesterday that his wife's remains were found in delaware. he didn't want to speak on camera because he says it's just too painful. now he did manage to catch up with the woman in the los angeles area and she is reacting to the latest discovery. >> shockwaves literally ran through my body. >> reporter: dr. wynonna norwood lost 17 loved ones in the jonestown massacre, including her mother. finding out that nine more cremated bodies were out there and unaccounted for is painful. >> it's so many things went through my mind. who are they? are they alive? is it our family? is it our friends? can they shed light on this massacre? >> reporter: jim jones, cult leader from san francisco took hundreds of his followers to guyana. he ordered an ambush. a congressman that came down looking for them was killed. and jones forced some 900 of his followers to drink cyanide-laced kool aid. the remains of the dead were all brought through dover air force base in delaware. som

one of the managers, kleiner perkins. christine lagarde is under investigation for negligence in france when she was the french finance minister. many around the world are astonished by that latest adult -- development. the s&p will kick off today at a new high but that is just a part of the story. rallies in brazil and japan helped push the value of global equities to its own record, $66 trillion sloshing around the global market. trillionmore than $2 in value since august 7. the markets correspondent scarlet fu has more. 1000e index first reached in 1998. it took 16 years. it was last below 1000 has recently as september, 2009. from that point of view, it has taken almost five years to go from 1000 back to 2000 and now it has closed above it. i was looking at the movers and you have cyclical groups leading nine --from 2009 until until now. after stocks are up 125 percent. industrials gaining 120%. these are industry groups that have doubled in value since that period. i was speaking with liz and sanders -- she says the

perkins buyers have invested in security startups.hat did not stop the firm from getting robbed in july. police in menlo park, california say they are investigating the theft of six laptops, two monitors, and a docking station. the break-in might mark the latest case of intellectual theft. of running a $1.2 billion online market as the -- known as the silk road faces charges of internet drug trafficking. he has been accused of operating the marketplace where customers use bitcoin where they can buy heroin and fake passports. he was first charged in 2013. he faces charges including conspiracy to commit computer hacking and money laundering. asking regulators are comcast to explain their internet and content policies. in a letter made public today, the fcc asks comcast to provide information on a range of its business actresses from programming agreements to data caps on customers. -- on a range of its this miss practices from programming agreements to data caps on customers. now, to the lead. the hunt is on for the islamic extremist wh

kleiner perkins took another seat on the board and pincus was outed as ceo, replaced by xbox executive don mattrick. he got a $1 million salary, a $5 million signing bonus and more than 10 million restricted stock units from zynga. they cut users by 2013. by the end of one year of his tenure, the same problems exist. and a draw in more users? can they launched another game, -- can they launch another hit game, and can they launch games with the same skill they launched a stock? >> cory johnson, here with more now on zynga and the results today. not great. >> not great. look, they are up against it. 130 million users now, a little uptick in user numbers. a lot of members not good, pushing out games, trying to develop more mobile games. not totally miserable. they had a lot of revenues, just 35% less. >> they are pushing up most popular games. poker, "words with friends" -- why? >> don mattrick is pushing them out so they can get more development on mobile and better games. he says by the end of the year half of the r&d will go toward new games. they recognize they need hits, and they do

>> we got some venture funding this year, from kleiner perkins as well as horizon ventures. we are the little guys. >> thank you very much. >> cori, i've been looking at your calendar and i notice you do have a few more vacation days. if you want to take another day off, i would gladly have you over to my house to try out the lightbulbs. i do have some several lamps. i've tried a few different lightbulbs, but certainly not everyone available. i would love to have your opinion. a betterot think of way to spend my day off then be at your house testing lightbulbs. emily, i'm here for you. you know that. [laughs] good to know. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. we turn now to the u.s.-africa business forum happening right now in washington, d.c. president obama is hosting several dozen new -- several dozen leaders there and just announced $14 billion in commitments in u.s. businesses investing in africa. hans nichols is there and joins us live. take it away. emily, thanks so much for having me. i'm joined by jay ireland, the ceo of ge in africa. thank you for being with us. >>

perkins buyers have invested in security startups.stop the firm from getting robbed in july. police in menlo park, california say they are investigating the theft of six laptops, two monitors, and a docking station. the break-in might mark