susan atkins was 61. when we come back, the g-20 leaders want to chop executive bonuses down to size worldwide. will that prevent another global meltdown? >> couric: protestors at the g-20 summit in pittsburgh promise add peaceful rally today and kept their word. several thousand marched across a bridge within sight of the convention center but there were no incidents. yesterday, police made 70 arrests during clashes with demonstrators. at the summit today, the g-20 took aim at executive bonuses. from pittsburgh, here's anthony mason. >> reporter: this is now officially the world's financial board of directors. in pittsburgh, the leaders of the 20 largest economies agreed to coordinate policy to prevent another global crisis. >> never again should we let the schemes of a reckless few put the world's financial system in our people's well-being at risk. >> reporter: the g-20 endorsed new guidelines for the global economy that include a requirement that banks hold more capital to protect against losses. and

she tells us why susan atkins should die behind bars. >> larr we have a fascinating hour about the manson's reign of terror four decades ago. here's a look at charles manson and his so-called family. >> one of the reasons i don't want out is because i am very mad and i don't know if i can control myself. >>. >> larry: 40 years after one of the most notorious murder scenes in history. he has never shown regret. >> if i have remorse or fear about anything. >> larry: charles manson dispatched members of his so-called family to the home of actor sharon tate, the pregnant wife of actor roman pollansky, when they were finish, tate was murdered, along with three others. the very next night with news of the first rampage terrorizing l.a., manson struck again. their victims, stabbed to death in their upscale home, in a prison interview in 1994, less si leslie van houten described her role. >> larry: the killers left messages through the la beian can house. the phrase, healther scheduler referred to the beatles song by the same name. it took place nearly five months to track down manson and his so ca

she tells us why susan atkins should die behind bars. next on "larry king live." we have a fascinating hour ahead about the manson's reign of terror four decades ago. before we get to our exclusive guests, including a former manson follower, here's a look at charles manson and his so 46 called family. >> one of the reasons i don't want out is because i am very mad, and i don't know if i can control myself. >> larry: 40 years after one of the most notorious murder sprees in history, a man responsible for seven brutal killings is still in prison, and he has never shown regret. >> the only thing i'm guilty about, do i look like i have remorse or fear about anything? >> larry: on august 9th, 1960, charles manson dispatched members of his so-called family to the home of actor sharon tate, the pregnant wife of actor roman polansky, when they were finished, tate was murdered, along with three others. the very next night with news of the first rampage terrorizing l.a., manson followers struck again. their victims, leno and rosemary labianca stabbed to death in their upsca

atkins, who suffered from brain cancer had been in hospice care in recent days.e 61-year-old was turned down for compassionate release at a hearing earlier this month. atkins admitted to killing actress sharon tate 40 years ago. >>> actor randy quaid and his wife are free on bail this morning, after allegedly skipping out on a $10,000 hotel bill. the couple spent several hours in a tex jail last night, after they were picked up on a warrant issued in california. they get $20,000 each to post their bail. >>> it is time, now, for a quick look at sports. here's mike yam at espn news. >> good morning. we start with college football. and a ranked, fourth-ranked, ole miss squad, going up against an s.e.c. foe, at south carolina and the gamecocks. there's jevan snead, and the rebels. there's steve spurrier, head coach of south carolina. third quarter, we pick it up. snead back to pass here. he gets sacked by cliff matthews. snead eventually fumbles. it's recovered by south carolina. ensuing carolina possession. third and goal from the 2. garcia, play-action. patrick dim

susan atkins was 61. when we come back, the g-20 leaders want to chop executive bonuses down to size worldwide. will that prevent another global meltdown? there's nothing more important than our health. so when it comes to health reform, we need a solution that works for all of us. now the president and congress have a plan that combines the best ideas, from democrats and republicans, business owners and workers, doctors, nurses and patients. a plan that keeps bureaucrats out of your health care you choose your own doctor, make your own decisions, and you can't be denied coverage for a pre-existing condition. that's reform we can all feel good about. >> couric: protestors at the g-20 summit in pittsburgh promise add peaceful rally today and kept their word. several thousand marched across a bridge within sight of the convention center but there were no incidents. yesterday, police made 70 arrests during clashes with demonstrators. at the summit today, the g-20 took aim at executive bonuses. from pittsburg

atkins admitted to killing pregnant actress sharon tate in august of 1969. tate was one of seven people murdered in los angeles during the manson cult mood -- bloody rampage. she had been suffering from brain canner. she was 61 years old. >>> an afghani man indicted yesterday in an alleged terrorism bombing plot will face charges in new york city. he was flown out of denver where agents say he had traveled in a conspiracy that may have targeted trains. at the same time several other bomb plots were foiled. officials said they are not believed to be connected. >> reporter: 24-year-old najibullah zazi was originally charged with lying to the fbi now conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. federal agents said he went to beauty stores this summer for bomb supplies, purchasing large quantities of hydrogen peroxide and acetone, listed in bomb recipes found on his computer. they were also found in the 2005 london bombings. >> an attack that crippled the new york metropolitan system and killed hundreds of people would be the biggest al qaeda attack against th

. >>> cut in california charles manson follower susan atkins who admitted killing actress sharon statego has died. atkins who suffered from brain cancer had been in hospice care. >>> judge ruth bader ginsburg is in stable health. she was given fluids and take on the the hospital as a precaution. >>> this been will be a busy one if you are a horse racing fan and one of the big events is the 24th annual maryland million. the day of races has been renamed jim kay maryland. it is in honor of the late sports caster who helped create the event. only maryland horses are eligible to race in the race. more than a being dollars of prize money will be handed out. first race starts at 12:15 saturday. >>> if you want to relax at a concert you go to the opera. if you want to rock out, dance and sing along if you go to bruce springstein. that's where we'll find linda at first mariner arena. >> reporter: 10:00 this morning is when these tickets go on sale. we have four hours now. we have folks who have been here since monday. can you get that? monday? they are trying to get comfortable. people are out

. >>> former manson follower susan atkins could be denied parole again.re the parole board for the 13th time. she has terminal brain cancer and has been a model prisoner who admitted to killing sharon tate in the murders 40 years ago. atkins is the longest serving woman in california's prison history. >>> i'm michelle gielan, and you're watching the cbs morning news. light & fit has 80 calories versus 100 in the other leading brand and a taste you'll find... [sluuurrrrpppp!] irresistible. light & fit. great taste, fewer calories. it will be strongly recommended. >> reporter: but infectious disease

the 61-year-old atkins had brain cancer. this is a picture of atkins last month where she was denied parole. she had gone to a hearing then. atkins admitted to killing actress sharon tate in a series of murders back in 1969. >>> a councilman's right hand man busted for taking bribes. the chief of staff for ward one jim graham is accused of taking cash payments from a person inside the taxicab industry. investigators say ted loza received $1,500 in exchange for his influence over future taxicab legislation. graham says his hands are clean and he doesn't remember any discussions with loza regarding pending taxi legislation. no charges have been filed against graham. >>> the man named to take over the seat of the late ted kennedy will be sworn in this afternoon. the massachusetts governor named paul kirk as the interim successor. the 71-year-old is a boston attorney and a close friend of ted kennedy. kirk will serve in the senate until january. that is when voters will choose a permanent are placement in a special elect. kirk s

susan atkins finally died. who was susan atkins? in 1969 she helped kill actress sharon tate. charles manson going to die? my mother used to say god takes the wrong ones. of course, she was looking at my uncle at the time. still. good people are dropping like flies. ted kennedy, walter cronkite, patrick swayze. they're all gone. charlie manson is just fine, thank you. healthy as a horse. the man takes a licking and keeps on ticking. how is this possible? is he on some health kick in prison? is he a vegan? drinking green tea? maybe taking a pilates class. my mother always used to say when it's your time to die, you'll die. i don't believe in the death penalty. but isn't it about his time? susan atkins finally took the ride in the mahogany taxi. i say let's pony up and give charlie manson some cab fare. but that's just me. >> so "the joe behar show" starts tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. right here on hln. >>> president obama doesn't think that kids are spending enough time in school and says that the entire nation may fall behind if things don't change. see how some schools are getting a

. >>> convicted murderer and charles manson followers susan atkins has died. she passed away late last night at a prison hospital in california. she was convicted for killing actress sharon tate 40 years ago. she lost her bid for parole early this month. she was 61 years old. >>> world leaders debate the global economy. they are reportedly close to a peer review of their economic policies. it is expected to be announced that it will be the permanent council for economic cooperation. they will meet on major security issues. >>> outside the summit, protesters are making their voices heard. >> i declare this to be and unlawful assembly. >> protesters turned violent. police tried to break up the crowds. police used pepper spray and rubber bullets. the try to get the crowd under control. 19 people were arrested. >>> a showdown over health insurance is expected today. jay rockefeller and chuck schumer will offer a slightly different versis of a public plan. max baucus omitted the government option from his plan. he does not think it can pass the senate. the white ho

atkins shocked the world when she confessed to killing sharon tate in 1969 without remorse. she spent more time in prison than any other woman in california. >>> tickets for michael jackson's this it is movie don't go on sale until monday but fans will do anything to secure a seat. it comes out for two weeks and check it out, some fans started to line up as early as yesterday. the film features behind the scenes video of the star before his death. >>> here's a reason to discipline without spanking. the study finds that the more child is spanked, the lower his iq is compared to others. many still use it as a quick fix. >>> in indonesia, people saying whoa, this newborn baby is thought to be the heaviest born baby ever there. it -- he weighed 19.2 pounds. the baby's extreme weight is a result of receiveing glucose from his diabetic mother. >>> meteorologist tim williams will be back with the first- warning forecast. >> we're talking, this is heidi. she has a brother and they're almost twins. she came to the maryland spca from another shelter. they've been handed around for a l

. >>> charles manson follower susan atkins has died. she admitted to killing actress sharon tate 40 years ago. atkins had been suffering from brain cancer in jail and recently transferred to prison hospice care. earlier this month she was denied parole for her role in the brutal manson murders. >>> a california man is accused of taking stalking to new heights. new for you in 20 minutes, the stunt that got him tossed in jail, and what neighbors say about an airborne tirade against an ex-girlfriend. >>> another big bank is cutting at no the annoying and some say exc s excessive overdraft fees. >> this is u.s. bank, one of my favorite stories of the week. some of the nation's biggest banks said they would eliminate some overdraft fees. the question is, is that going to be enough? a lot of outrage had been building against the fees, they'd become a huge source of profits for the banks so what the banks want to do is they want to try and tamp down the outrage, they want to cut them down just enough so that congress stops looking without givi

. >>> charles manson follower susan atkins has died at a prison in california. a the -- atkins was convicted of stabbing susan tate years ago. >>> representative jeff wood was pulled over by police, after someone reported that a driver was swerving on the road. he admitted to taking six pills for anxiety, as well as two doses of cough syrup. >>> elizabeth smart may be allowed to testify during a competency hearing for the man who kidnapped her in 2002. prosecutors want smart to be one of 40 witnesses. if smart does testify, it will be the first time she has faced mitchell in court since his arrest in 2003. she was 14 when she was taken from her salt lake city home at knife point in 2002. >>> this next story sounds like it's straight out of a hollywood movie. thieves in sweden are lowered from helicopters to get away with a huge lump of cash. mark phillips has more from wjz on the high-flying heist. >> reporter: 5:00 a.m. early on a dark, stockholm morning, police rush in to set up a perimeter around a suspected robbery in progress. a helicopter hovers overhead.

. >>> new this morning, charles manson follow lower susan atkins has died. she admitted to killing actress sharon tait 40 years ago. she had been suffering brain cancer in jail and had recently been transferred to a prison hospice center. earlier this year, atkins was denied parole for her role in the brutal manson murders. >>> we showed you earlier about the terrorist najibullah zazi. fbi agents say zazy was planning one of the biggest terrorist plots ever. >> the government alleges that zazi has admitted to attending such a training camp. the reason this is important is not that this guy is just buying household products. if he's got the right training, he can turn these into very effective bombs. >> zazi was charged with conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. they don't know who allegedly helped zazi buy these chemicals. zazi denied being a terrorist. >>> they ripped steel bars off a window to save an elderly woman trapped inside her home. the 93-year-old woman was surrounded in thick smoke. men who happened to be nearby and smelled the spoke brom

. >>> susan atkins has died. the 61-year-old died from brain cancer at a prison hospital in california. as a member of the so-called man son family, atkins was convicted for participating in eight killings, including the murder of actress sharon tate 40 years ago. >>> another death to report. the father of the late journalist tim russert has passed away. timothy russert senior died from natural causes at his home in buffalo new york yesterday. the former meet the press moderator paid tribute to his father's blue-collar values. russert senior was 85 years old. >>> still, a mixup about a exchange at a fertility clinic. >>> and new information about spanking. this could make your kids less smart. >>> then holly is live with a preview of the capitol home show. one room, three ways and she'll show us how. >>> and time for the day's trivia we have. which country's flag contains a wheel? india, kleina, spain or australia? the answer is coming up. if you want to weigh in on facebook, just search fox 5 morning news, there

susan atkins finally died. who was susan atkins?lped kill actress sharon tate in a grisly murder that shocked the world. my question is, when is charles manson going to die? my mother used to say, "god takes the wrong ones." of course, she was looking at my uncle at the time, but still. good people are dropping like flies. teddy kennedy, walter cronkite, patrick sway see, they're all gone. but charlie manson is just fine, thank you. healthy as a horse. the man takes a licking and keeps on ticking. how is this possible? is he on some health vick in prison? is he a vegan, drinking green tea, maybe taking a pillatties class. how is he still here? my mother also used to say "when it's your time to die, you'll die." i don't believe in the death penalty, but isn't it about his time? susan finally took the ride in the mahogany taxi and i say let's pony up and give charlie manson some cab fare. but that's just me. >> o joy, a new addition to our prime time lineup. "the joy behar show" premieres tomorrow here on hln. her first guest, check t

susan atkins finally died. who was susan atkins?helped kill actress sharon tate in a murder that shocked the world. my question is, when the charles manson going to die? my mother used to say god takes the wrong ones. she was looking at my uncle at the time, but still. good people are dropping like flies. teddy kennedy, walter cronkite, patrick swayze, but charlie manson, just fine. how is this possible? is he on a health kick in prison? drinking green tea? maybe taking a pilates class? my mother said when it's your time to die, you'll die. you know, i don't believe in the death penalty, but isn't it about his time? susan atkins finally took the ride in the mahogany taxi. i say let's pony up and give him some car fair. >> the show starts tomorrow, 9:00 here on hln. >>> the debate over an infamous imagine of president obama -- we'll take you to the debate. medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider... an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by

. >> reporter: jennifer atkins said she still sleeps with her son's pillow.tkins and the rest of the family came tan anne arundel county today to hear a 15-year- old boy acknowledge his action. the defendant is a juvenile who entered a plea to manslaughter. >> he is still a child. i feel for him inside and i hope that one dayky forgive him. >> reporter: investigators say the defendant and a group of boys thought christopher said something bad about them. so on may 30th, they called out to cifbikee omtoto the pool. the defendant threw one of the two punches that the prosecutor said caused a tear in a major artery. in court, the boy turned to christopr's family and said i'm sorry, i never intended it to be like. this i'm praying for your forgiveness. i know t's hard. through tears, the boy's mother apologized, too. >> i was in court where it benefited their son and so, when they called me or come by six months from now, they send flowers and say i'm sorry, maybe i will think differently. >> reporter: christopher never threw a punch, riding off in his bicycle an

. >>> charles manson following susan atkins who admitted killing actress sharon state 40- year-old died. he was 61-year-olds old. she suffered from brain cancer. earlier this month she lost her final bid for parole. survivors argued against her release. >>> federal prosecutors say two north carolina terrorism suspects plotted to kill u.s. military personal and had maps of the marine base in virginia to plan the attack. an incident against daniel patrick boyd is the first time authorities have said that the men were specific targets. they were arrested back in july. prosecutors have described boyds a an extremist who loathes the american military. they found dozens of guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition in his north carolina home. they say he could have used them on marines in virginia. >>> the group of 20 nations is going to become the permanent council on global economic cooperation. this will replace the group of eight major industrial nation's who were original council. g 8 will continue to meet on matters such as national security. president barack obama initiated the move. i

. >> reporter: coping with the death of her 14-year-old son has caused jenny atkins quite a bit of cash. >> i go to church every sunday. i'm also in therapy every monday. i go to a grief counseling session every wednesday. >> reporter: on may 30th, 14- year-old christopher jones was murdered by a group of teens in crofton. >> it tees most tragic thing that can happen to anybody ever in your entire life. >> reporter: now she will be joining 400 others for a 5k run raising money for crime victims forced to pay out of their own pockets for ge

a garrett atkins homer highlighted colorado's five run third inning.kies 5, reds 1, leaving colorado just two games behind the dodgers in the nl west. >>> and in the american league, angels right hander john lackey threw a five-hit complete game and torii hunter contributed a two run homer as l.a. blanked seattle 3-037. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories and sorting out the rhetoric, a closer look at health insurance company profits. achoo! (announcer) what are you going to miss when you have an allergy attack? achoo! (announcer) benadryl is more effective than claritin at relieving your worst symptoms. and works when you need it most. benadryl. you can't pause life. >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. strong storms will be developing across the northern plains. much of the west remains hot and dry. the northeast and deep south will have showers and thunderstorms. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. it's the eighth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. there will be memorial service

garrido and his wife pleaded not guilty to these crimes. >>> charles manson follower susan atkins diedear-old atkins had brain cancer and recently transferred to prison hospice care. earlier this month, atkins was denied parole for her role in the brew tal manson murders. >>> water in schools contains toxic levels of pesticides. a press investigation found kids in all 50 states have been exposed to this water for at least ten years and many schools are not fixing old pipes because providing bottled water is cheaper. the epa says the number of safety violences has spiked in the last decade because of stricter standards. >>> well, it looks like parents pay a significant role in putting the brakes on bad teen drivers according to new studies in "u.s.a. today." teens with parents actively involved in rules and boundaries cut the risk of them drinking and driving by 70%. they are less likely to get in a crash if they don't have their own car as well. >>> analysts may see the new home rules as a glass half empty. last month they posted an belo expectati expectations. the strongest report in

convicted killer and charles manson follower susan atkins has died.om brain cancer at a prison hospital in california. as a member of the so-called man son family she was convicted for participating in eight killings, most notably the murder of actress sharon tate 40 years ago. >>> ruth bader ginsburg spent the night at the hospital. she said she felt feign. doctors say she had low blood pressure but is now doing okay. >>> robert byrd is now out of the hospital. the 91-year-old democrat fell at his northern virginia home. tests revealed he had an elevated white blood count due to a possible infection. he is the longest serving senator in history. >>> it is now 8:14 and we go to gwen who has what we like to call the cuteness factor of the day. >> oh, not me. sorry. >> you can share the title. >> it's a bonus. we have you and the child. >> i love that die you're wearing, tony,. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> love the suit. you have to compliment me. it time for the my first 5 photo of the day. take a look. this is reed and he's showing off his redskins h

. >> commissioner atkins. >> thank you, madam chairman. i wanted to go back to the statute a bit because one of the other provisions of the statute regarding t.a.r.p. is that the government accountability office is to do an audit, and i think significantly it's not under government accounting rules but under gap and gas which i think will be interesting. so they're going to have to get to some of these issues if they're going to do a balance sheet and p and l statement and all that sort of thing. they'll have to look at cost and whatnot. is this being scoped out yet as far as the audit goes? where does that stand? >> i don't think i can do adequate justice to that today but i'd be happy to get back to you in writing. i know we have coming up something we have to put out in terms of a broad financial statement of the government which will include some estimates of those measures, but in terms of the gao process itself i don't know the details right now. >> as far as when it might be public -- >> just can't tell you but be happy to have them

susan atkins died last night. she shocked the world when she admitted to killing sharon tate. 40 years ago and the. >> a photo details on hollywood. >> coming up only we can reveal the jackson family photos snapped at michael's ranch 100 members strong. who is in and who is not. >> and up front it is katherine the head and father joe. and michael making the peace sign. paris and prince in front. next to him is banket. sister rebie were there and some were missing. >> i'm not in it. >> why aren't you in the picture? >> i was late. they could not wait. >> mar lon was late. >> why aren't you in the picture? >> at the time i lived in san diego. to get to never land is an 8 hour drive for me. i was on my way. i got there after they finished. >> i don't see jackie either. >> i'm not in there? >> and tonight new dancing secrets and plus another e. it exclusive. why is sandra bullock wrapping on her movie. that's later on entertainment tonight. >> you can see it tonight at 7:30 on wjz 13. and julie chen and her husband we

. >>> convicted murderer susan atkins has died. she passed away last night at a prison hospital in california following a bout with brain cancer. she was convicted of killing actress sharon tate 40 years ago. she was 61 years old. >>> president obama and fellow world leaders are debating how to deal with the world economy in pittsburgh. is expected to be announced today that the g-20 will become the new permanent council for economic cooperation. it takes over for the g-8. that group will continue to meet on other issues. >>> protesters are making their voices heard loudly. >> i declare this to be an unlawful assembly. i ask you to disperse. >> protests turned violent. they threw rocks. police us tear-piercing noises -- police used ear- piercing noises. >>> a showdown over government- sponsored health care insurance is expected today. jay rockefeller and charles schumer will offer slightly different plans. max baucus omitted a government auction from his plan because he does not think it can pass the senate. liberals are eager to p

. >> joan atkins, christopher's mom still sleeps with her sons pillow to smell his cent. she cannot bring yourself to wash the clothes and your last war. christopher dodd make -- died may 30 this year as he rode home. a group of five boys in a gang stopped him 15-year-old trade robinson and joe vel george -- javel georgie confronted him and directly accused trey of disrespecting javel george. both boys struck him in the face. the medical examiner ruled his death of homicide. trey robbinston admitted -- entered a out -- entered an alford plea in court. the state may send him to an out-of-state facility. >> the juvenile could not have foreseen the outcome of what he did, but when you do something of this nature, you ought to except the series, but that -- consequences that flow from -- the serious consequences that flow from it. >> he said "i never intended for it to be like this and i pray for your forgiveness. i am sorry." and >>> it meant a little bit to me, but honestly i think he had of a pressure from the judge. it is pretty easy to apologize right before your being s

atkins was 61. >>> finally, if you thought the segway was cool, that scooter thing. you're going to love this. this electric power chair, unveiled by honda. to get around, you sit on it like a stool. and you lean in the direction you want to go. it can travel 3 miles an hour. it moves forward, backward, and sideways. and honda says it's designed for the elderly, for seniors. it's a prototype right now. see if it catches on like the segway did, huh? >> never seen it without someone juggling at the same time. that will help a lot of people. >> on "arrested development" rides the segway everywhere. >> thanks, kate. >>> good morning, sam champion. >> good morning, robin, chris, kate. let's talk about the midsouth getting the flood advisories and warnings. from kentucky, tennessee, arkansas. one to three additional inches of rain. this is the hot spot for rain. take it from cincinnati, all the way just outside of atlanta today. this front will swing east over thnext few days. it's west tennessee. western kentucky, getting two to three inches there of additional rain. we'l

atkins, who admitted to killing actress sharon tate 40 years ago lost her final bid for parole earlierh. >>> president obama has declared a major disaster in georgia because of this week's flooding there. the move makes federal disaster aid available for flood victims. >>> california officials say that they have an army of firefighters battling a big wildfire still burning in ventura county. that fire has burned more than 27 square miles. >>> and in india, an elephant suddenly went on a rampage, charging through trees and knocking over cars. the elephant's trainer was seriously injured. the rampage went on for more than four hours before the animal could be tranquilized. >>> it is now four minutes past the hour. let's go back outside to meredith and matt. >> he's a big elephant. >> said that was a big elephant. >> yes. >> it was a big elephant. >> it was a big elephant. >> yes, it was. >> mr. roker? >> that's right. and we've got thehe >> we are still trying to get this light rain out of here. i think in the next couple of hours we will clear out a little bit. we will be in the 70's to

the 61-year-old susan atkins died from a brain tumor yesterday. nearly a month ago, she attended this parole board hearing. she asked for freedom before dieing. she was convicted of killing 8 people with the manson family when she was 21 years old and was in prison 40 years, california's longest-serving inmate. >>> caught on camera, a mayor's explicit comments about his wife's sister. the mayor of sheboygan, wisconsin -- someone shot this video and posted it on youtube. it appears he doesn't know he's being reported but talks about his sister-in-law's looks and makes a sexual reference. during his apology, you can see his side there. she's not make anything excuses for him. >> i want to extend a sincere apology. >> someone has finally taught him a powerful lesson and strange as it may sound, i want to personally thank whoever that individual is. >> i like her. that is a switch for a change. >> mayor ryan was facing allegations he fired his human resources manager because she resisted his advances. >>> surveillance video recorded a vicious road rag

susan atkins took the ride in the mahogany taxi. i say let's pony up and give manson cab fare. >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. want to hear from you on this one. i'm a parent. i want mu sons, well rounded kids, do i want them at school longer ten hours a day? i don't know. president obama is talking about looking into extending class times, stay open late, let the kids in on weekend so they have a safe place to go. i'm willing to listen, look at other countries, especially countries in asia, kicking our tails when it comes to math and science scores but is this the way to go? i want to make sure we have the best quality education before we increase quantity. what is it going to do to the family? want to hear from you, 1-877-tell-hln is the number. joining me, we welcome back steve perry, education contributor for cnn and founder of capital preparatory magnet council and steve staver. do you believe we need more time? >> it is absolutely necessary. we need to think about what countries do that beat our hinds, they are going

>> food lists, things like a heart healthy atkins, south beach, the zone, things that say there's a listhings, phase one, phase two. >> you can or can't. >> you can. south beach, for example, one lowfat cheesestick. >> these kinds of things are where there are a lot of rules and regulations, there's not a lot of gray area for choice. >> let's talk about the flexible type of eater. this is my type of eating. this is the opposite of the structured eater. >> this is a lot of choice. and this tends to work for people that are laid back, more adaptable. they like having wiggle room. there's no perfect solution. they can weigh the pros and cons. >> this would be something like a weight watchers and gives you an area like points. >> weight watchers, points, volumetrics with nutrients, things you can balance and barter and choose one thing and not choose something else. but there's a lot of choice here. so the flexibility has to be controlled. and if that's your temperament, you'll do well because you won't feel deprived. >> you can't have dessert. >> you can't have dessert. >> small dessert, bu

doug atkin son has fantastic work both experimentally on proteins and, computation alley modeling what mutations can and can't do in 4 billion years of history this whole program of research is not just an argument for intelligent design. it is a whole research program that leads, we think very fruitful directions for science. >> thank you. steve. ladies and gentlemen, think about whether you would like to be a part of this program, by joining the discovery society and or discovery institute. we would welcome you. please thank you, steve, and all of you for coming tonight. >> thank you, bruce. i also -- [applause] >> stephen meyer is director for the center of science and culture at discovery institute. his boo inexclude, darwinism, design and public education. for more information, visit discovery.org. >> michael jason overstreet is there a media bias against barack obama? >> i would say that it doesn't, it's not borne necessarily from the media but there is a perception out there that the information starts somewhere and, we're led to believe that it is the media that is generating i

in the middle box, a former charles manson follower, susan atkins, has died.he passed away in prison just a few weeks after hearing on her release. she was convicted for her involvement in eight murders in 1969 treaty was 61 years old in bottom box, first lady michelle obama hosting the other first leaders of the world. they are going for a tour of they pittsburgh creative and performing arts school. trace: fox news learning that the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff is likely to approve request for more troops for his top commander in afghanistan general mcchrystal general, a who is expected to request 40,000 soldiers. a new usa today gallup poll finds half of all americans are opposed to sending more troops to afghanistan. 41% support the increase. that is down from 65% who supported president obama's decision to send an additional 17,000 troops in february. jim phillips from the heritage foundation joins us. i find it interesting now that president obama has asked for an assessment of what afghanistan would look like and what the threat to the united st

i also did susan atkins' last parole hearing about two weeks prior to her death. just been a whirlwind for me this last few weeks. >> well, debra tate, i thank you for joining us this morning. it's nice talking to you. >> very nice talking to you, matt. >>> just head, an american father jailed in japan as he tried to bring his children home. he says they had been taken there illegally by his ex-wife. we'll talk with his >>> still ahead, jon gets the boot from "jon & kate plus 8." >> talk about that after your local news and weather. jooirnlths. >>> good morning. i'm barbara harrison. >>> we forling a developing story. flames ripped through a home in the 5,000 block of bristow drive. firefighters were unable to get inside the home. there are conflicting reports from neighbors as to whether there are people inside the home or if it is vacant. >>> today, hundreds of experts will gather for a summit in the district to discuss what the transportation secretary is calling an epidemic of distracted driving. it is believe to be responsible for a quarter of all traffic acc

. >> among the runners for violent crime jenny atkins whose son john was murdered during a, by gang members center. stay with us, maryland's news station. up next, time to butt in. when it comes to children the old saying >>> a great way to kick off the week. welcome back to "the early show." usually people are dragging a little bit. >> not this crowd. we love this crowd. coming up -- thank you. we have a segment for every parent or future parent that moment when you feel the need to protect your child. should you jump right in or butt out in the can he is to know out? the key is to know when to do what. >>> also "the insider" has a whole new look. and info on what really happened during the vmas last night. >> look how great they lk so early in the morning. and forget the egg, we'll just cook bacon this morning. we'll put bacon in everything. how can that be bad? doc willoughby will show us some great new bacon dishes. but first cbs is launching the first video in print promotion. it's in entertainment weekly you open it it up and you see a full ad and it's got all our fall lineup all our

>> i want to welcome paul atk s atkins, who is the newest member of the congressional oversight panel with us here today. thank you. i also want to say as we get started here the panel has agreed to keep their -- >> liz warren, professor at harvard, frequent guest here at cnbc to discuss her findings about the t.a.r.p. oversight over the last year or so. >> scott cohn is here with some new developments. >> the transcript has been floating around for several months. it was part of the massachusetts secretary of state's lawsuit or complaint gens fairfield greenwich group which was the big madoff feeder fund. now we have the actual tape now that case has been settled with fairfield greenwich not admitting any guilt. one of the most i guess kind of ironic and fun parts really has nothing to do with any sort of cover-up. this was in december of 2005. bernie madoff is in his office talking about how they should spin things when the s.e.c. comes calling. he keeps getting calls from charities and it's just annoying to him. listen. >> i'm sorry. any more solicitations for charity, i'm going to

the arrest comes three days after the death of susan atkins wloshgs was convicted of kling polansky's ex-wife, actress sharon tate. >>> family and friends gathered together for the funeral of annie le. she's the yale grad student found murdered at a university lab on the day she was supposed to be getting married. miguel almaguer was there for the moving ceremony. >> we are a family that nobody wants to join, but yet we are bound together because we share something that nobody else -- >> in other news now, there is a disturbing new scandal this morning involving frozen embryos and in vitro fertilization clinic in a louisiana has shut down after admitting its staff mislabeled or misplaced frozen embryos belonging to about 100 patients, this news coming on the heels of an instance where one couple's embryos was accident aally implanted in another woman's body. the louisiana clinic insists no embryos were wrongly implanted. doctors say such mix-ups are rare. >>> an attorney is already seeking a class action suit against the new orleans clinic, claiming errors have affected not only her c

i also want to welcome paul atkins, the newest member of the congressional oversight panel. we are glad to have you here today. thank you. i also wanted to say that the panel has agreed to keep their opening statements very short so we can focus on the questions and we appreciate that you have agreed to do the same, mr. secretary. thank you for being here. this hearing offers an important opportunity to hear from you about the $700 billion investment that taxpayers have made in the financial system. almost a year ago, secretary paulson it told congress that the country was in a dire state. americans were alarmed. congress quickly passed the laws that created tarp. since that time, public fear has turned into anger. savings have evaporated, jobs have disappeared, and mortgage foreclosures are measured in the billions of dollars. taxpayers question what tarp accomplished when it on an individual level their circumstances seemed more precarious than ever. they feel like they got stuck with the bill for this bailout but they did not get the benefits. such enormous discretion wit

i also want to welcome paul atkins, the newest member of the congressional oversight panel. we are glad to have you here today. thank you. i also wanted to say that the panel has agreed to keep their opening statements very short so we can focus on the questions and we appreciate that you have agreed to do the same, mr. secretary. thank you for being here. this hearing offers an important opportunity to hear from you about the $700 billion investment that taxpayers have made in the financial system. almost a year ago, secretary paulson it told congress that the country was in a dire state. americans were alarmed. congress quickly passed the laws that created tarp. since that time, public fear has turned into anger. savings have evaporated, jobs have disappeared, and mortgage foreclosures are measured in the billions of dollars. taxpayers question what tarp accomplished when it on an individual level their circumstances seemed more precarious than ever. they feel like they got stuck with the bill for this bailout but they did not get the benefits. such enormous discretion wit

tate's killer susan atkins died in prison of brain cancer last week.e music. >> time doesn't make crime go away. >> reporter: his victim now says she doesn't want to see him put in jail, that she's forgiven him. polanski now faces possible extradition to the united states. this morning polanski's french lawyer said he found the arrest indefensible and he plans to fight not just the arrest, but any extradition proceedings the u.s. might attempt. for now roman polanski remains in custody here in zurich. we're told it's possible under swiss law he could apply for bail if he agrees to stay within switzerland. that is extremely rare for anyone to be granted that under these circumstances. mika? >> nbc's donna friesen in europe. thank you. so many dimensions to this story, the fact that there was a civil settlement and that the victim doesn't want this to move forward. so many years later. at the same time, the crime, a rape, a terrible crime. >> a 13-year-old girl involved. you have a big hollywood actor. flees from justice, has a great career, gets away wi

. >> thank you, commissioner atkins. now superintendent of banking for the state of new york, superintendent nieman. >> thank you. mr. secretary, thank you very muchor being here today, and i will keep my comments brief as well to maximize time for questions. first, i do want to acknowledge treasury's responsiveness to the panel's inquiries on behalf of taxpayers. when we first met with you five months ago, you pledged that you and your staff would be available to us and maintain open lines of communication. from our public hearings over the summer with ron bloom and herb allison to the many conference calls and face to face meetings between members of your staff, i thank you for your level of cooperation and for supporting our oveight work. you also responded to nearly 30 questions that i put to you directly from members of the public, some of which were very tough and candid. these questions and responses are now posted on the internet to serve as a resource for all concerned americans. second, although financial stabi

atkins? >> thank you both for being here. the first question for miss brian. in your statement you said you have other photos from other parties. what is the earliest date of the party of maybe a raging party that you have photos for? >> well, the only thing that worries me is that i don't know absolutely because they have a date on the photo. >> yes. >> i can't definitively tell you that's the date of the party, but i think it was january of 2008. >> january 2008. are they similar in nature? >> yes. >> to the photos we've seen? >> naked, drinking. >> okay. mr. pearson, your statement says you got in the camp about june 2008. right? when you first got there, someone told you, you were warned, quote, never, ever go to any party that charlie shift has. who told you that? who gave you that warning and why? >> that was the gentleman i was taking over from, and this is in front of some of the armor group personnel headquarters, >> what do you mean by strange parties? >> no, naked men and doing things. >> lewd and indecent. >> it was said to you in front of manageme