>> jones built this church and offered sanctuary there, a safety net to the elderly and poor, usually blacks from the inner city. they signed over their social security checks, and the peoples temple cared for them for the rest of their lives. >> he built this whole thing on the premise of brotherhood, economic equality, and a world where no babies go to bed hungry. >> gerry parks and his family followed jones from the midwest out to ukiah in 1966. gerry got a job in a supermarket. >> he started talking about everybody giving 25% of their income. i sat down one time and figured after i got back how much money i gave that man, and it was around 76,000 bucks. >> his youngest daughter, tracy, learned to fear jones when she started school and was told to
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