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>> a riveting look at the story that still haunts the whole world. whole world. and welcome to "dateline." jim jones led nearly 1,000 americans hello and jim jones led nearly 1000 americans to a remote area in south america, promising a religious paradise. what followed was more like hell on earth. the horror almost too horrible to believe. you are about to hear from some eyewitnesses who lived to tell the tale. >> it is a moment frozen in time. a group of jungle --
tents pitched on the cell phone. student paper reports the new effort started friday around 7:00 p.m. local time. it's being called revolt for russia and in instagram post, students for justice and palestine identified the protesters as an autonomous group of palestinian students. this groups demands are the same as previous campus protesters with calls for full divestment from israel global financial transparency and amnesty for all discipline to student protesters. you may remember columbia leadership tried to negotiate back in april the columbia said it would not the best from israel and the students decided to occupy. nypd was authorized to come in for a second time in more than 100 people were arrested. city officials said 29% of those people were not affiliated with the university. a spokesperson told the paper the university is aware of the encampment and monitoring the
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reputation as a faith healer. someone who could remove cancers from people's bodies. it did bring people through the door. >> while researching a story about jones he says he met with former followers who told him hair-raising stories about jones that differed from the public image. stories of disciplinary beatings and public humiliations. >> on one occasion it was described he had a woman in the inner circle disrobe in front of everybody so that they could make fun of her body. basically do away with your ego. identify with the group alone. >> jones had to have known if reporters were closing in trouble was not far behind. in the summer of '77, short
that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? the president on friday outlining in israeli proposal for a permanent cease-fire in gaza and release of the hostages. biden saying that hamas, quote, is no longer capable of carrying out a large-scale attack on israel and called all the militant group to agree to a new offer. it is happening as forces advance into central wausau, despite pressure to scale back the offensive. i want to bring in from london josh lederman to talk more about this. josh, i want to bring up some live pictures right now inside tel aviv, especially of this ongoing protest in support of the hostages. i am seeing an interesting banner bear from the protesters
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with the white house. the group is made up of right wing conservatives includingjd vance and marco rubio. although the verdict was not mentioned specifically in the letter they wrote, all eight supported trump throughout the case. i spoke to the national political reporter for the washington post. will this verdict change the way any of his supporters, anyone in the country, votes come november? what struck me about some of the voices we heard was the surprise. a lot of people were not actually expecting this to happen. because they weren't paying that much attention or because
bigger countries, wealthy countries, they're not accepting to take any of this burden, and they're trying to lecture us about what we should do. so, you know, states, societies, they imitate each other, and at the moment, you know, in the generalfeeling around the world, there is this anti—refugee, you know, sentiment. it is not helping, and this is making all the insecurities of the lebanese becoming, you know, even worse. 20 years ago, the bbc security correspondent frank gardner was filming in saudi arabia with an irish cameraman, simon cumbers, when they were attacked by a group of al-qaeda gunmen. simon was killed, frank was lucky to survive and was left partially paralysed. the middle east has changed remarkably in the 20 years since the attack,
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an embrace of what they, what people think he represents. >> okay, so take this 20% of black americans are supposedly in the polls saying they're going to vote for trump black people remain as do many other groups. a marginalized group in america and if there's anybody who's going to suffer under an authoritarian second trump term. it's marginalized people. and yet they're saying they want to vote for him. so no, i think it is a deep misunderstanding. i think the only person who could justifiably say it makes sense to me to vote for donald trump than somebody who grew up in a authoritarian country came here and discover and says, i loved the authoritarian, i lived under and so i want another one. >> but do you think for for many people he the former president represents something rather than what his policies are on any given particular