atkins died there of brain cancer in 2009.krenwinkel say they are rehabilitated but have been denied parole multiple times. >> i was raised to be a decent human being. i puturned into a monster and i spent these years going back to a decent human being. >> i'm so ashamed of my actions. >> former manson follower barbara hoyt doesn't buy it. she now works to keep the family locked up. >> i think they're a danger to the pub lk. i think their influence is dangerous. >> as for manson, almost no one believes that he'll ever leave here, california's corcoran state prison. he's been denied parole 12 times and the next time he's eligible, he'll be 9 yn2 years old. >> charles manson will die physically in prison. >> i'm a human being. >> it will take at least another generation for charles manson to tie in terms of fascination to the public. >> and it's my world. >> he's too much a part of our lives right now. he's going to live on in our memories for a while longer. >> well, god, i guess you're my best friend being since i invented you

over on the sidelines taking notes is psychologist, which we'll need after this, dale atkins who willgh in later. >> lucky for you she's a lovely lady. >> what were you doing? >> first of all, say something nice to her. i love your dress. >> i love your dress. >> okay. >> now we're done. tell us what -- tell us about your style of parenting. it seems from that tiny clip we saw to be harsh and cruel. >> well, i am the push parent and i wear the banner proudly. >> yeah. >> life is hard. i want him to be a boy who's going to turn into a great man. >> but you don't think that's possible being a little gentler about it? >> can he be a boy a little longer. >> seems your trouble has problems with this. >> high muss band is 6'7" and my son is tall. a lot of the 7-year-olds think he's 5. i sometimes push him harder so he can compete with the older kids. >> why are you trying to beat him at the race. what are you doing? >> teach him a lesson. he can't always win. >> i agree. the concept you're not going to always win but i think down the road you might be very sorry that it was you that was doi

this morning at 8:00 a.m., assembly speaker tony atkins became acting govern are.nd you know we love acting governors, arnold schwarzenegger ronald reagan. it's a very rare thing that the third in line wa take over. and i was wondering what a person would do if they were governor for one day. say hello to acting governor toni atkins. [ cheers and applause ] are you technically governor now? >> technically yes. >> what have you accomplished in your hours as governor? >> technically nothing. i'm hoping that nothing breaks that streak. >> are you letting the power go to your head in any way? >> i hope not. my nephew would probably say yes, you know. >> as a joke you should change all of the governor's passwords rile you're there. >> that's a good idea but his chief of staff is still in the office. >> fire the whole punch of them. darrell steinberg was governor yesterday for like three hours, we almost drowned ucla. he was the worst. >> see what happens? >> you are so much better than he is. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we don't like not being able t

. >> reporter: flanked by fellow democrats, assembly speaker toni atkins and senate president pro tem darrell steinberg, governor jerry brown led a meeting with state leaders at his capitol office to build support for his proposed $7.2 billion water bond to provide california some relief from the drought. the republican leadership didn't take part of the meeting but a spokesman for the senate gop leader told reporters they will continue discussions with the governor. >> anytime you're talking it's better than when you're not talking. >> reporter: a lot of work remains before both sides will sign off on a deal. >> there is not support for the current proposal because there's still insufficient water storage funderring. >> reporter: steinberg expressed confidence in a possible agreement. >> i think $2.5 billion of storage on a $7.2 billion bond, almost 40%, is a, uhm, significant investment and represents more than good faith in terms of meeting that objective. >> reporter: but passing the legislation is only half the battle. any water bond will face voter scrutiny as some environmental

the raiders relased 22-play no real suprises, running bk george atkin >>> the raiders released 22 players. no real surprises -- ing back jeremy stewart and forr cal bear kicker giorgio tavecchio. the most notable cut of the was lb-michael sam being released by the rams. sam, e >>> now the most notable cut of the day was linebacker michael sam. being released by the rams. sam the nfl's first openly gay active nfl player had 11 tackles in three sack -- and three sacks there preseason. he is free to sign with any other team but he could return to st. louis' practice squad. >>> segue to basketball. team usa a world cup run versus finland in spain. receive curry. second quarter assist to cousins for the dunk. and then clay thompson got into the act and he hit. clay led the way with 18 points and u.s. crushed finland 114- 55. >>> and that -- the u.s. open tennis serena williams far court. facing fellow american lavarra lepchenko. she cruised to her 17th straight win a third -- round straight set victory 6-3 and 6- 3. so that will do it for sports at this hour. and -- man. i have just waited mon

> here to tell us why we are so mentally exhausted and what we can do about are psychologist dale atkins and john tierny. welcome. >> decision fatigue. this is a real thing, isn't it? john, you wrote a lot about this. >> it is discovered in the lab and the shopping mall. the first experiment involved hungry students left alone with these delicious chocolate chip cookies and they had to resist them. they managed to resist them but afterwards they had less self-control for anything else. they depleted their will power. >> you have a certain amount of will power. >> and you have to guard it and protect it. you end up making poor decisions if you make any decision at all. >> every individual is different. so some people have more will power than others. >> researchers found that making decisions depletes the same source of energy. after you make decisions you have less will power and you make bad decisions. >> nothing good happens after midnight. >> important decisions that you really have to have your attention and focus for. and then a lot of little decisions that you waste your energy on.

. >> michele: you need a healthy geno atkins. how is he coming along back from injury? >> he has special things. his power and his strength and speed is reay special. from the day he was a rook kirks i could tell he was going to be special. we need him back. we need him full strength. he sets the tone for our defense. and it will be important for us to stay healthy. we've seen the last couple years, one guy you can lose can make a big deal. >> michele: andrew, thank you. >> thank you all so much. >> al: thank you, michele. the swing pass taken by parmalee. >> cris: one thing about andrew whitworth that i really admire, he is a leader and all that sort of stuff, but last year they really needed him to move to guard and it probably hurt his chances to go back to the pro bowl because he had been there as a tackle, but he knew it was in the best interest of the team. he went and played right guard, let anthony collins come in and play left tackle. that's what leadership really is. making sacrifices for the betterment of the team and he showed that last year. >> al: third an

tracy atkins, we have priscilla presley.effer is coming. >> i think what you do to encourage music among kids is fantastic the foundation is not only doing this event but getting ready to build a museum. we have an artist rendering we'll put on the screen to let people see. hopefully, in the very near future, people will be able not only to go to the festival but go year round to the music and car museum. >> we're going to have a stage built for young kids to come, to play and perform and practice. and it's going to be great >> well, it's great having you. i want to introduce folks playing with us today, meet the little rockers with us. audio technician bart coccio on guitar, and also, scott dwrieth, he happens to be james grandson. and christian maccio is on keys we've got a song, i love this one, old chuck berry tune "johnny be good". ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ music ] >>> one and only james burton. i hope if you can be in shreveport you'll be there for the james burton guitar festi

>> psychologist dale atkins and life coach laura postada are here to answer questions about getting yourrack. we love you ladies. >> shall we get started? we have a young woman across the street with a question. >> hi, this is kathy from long island. my question is this, my husband works -- my husband is retired and i work full time. he would like to spend all our free time together, which is a good thing. but sometimes i need time for myself. how do i make time for me without hurting him and/or feeling guilty? >> she wants "me" time. your husband retired young. >> i can definitely relate to this one. my husband retired and all of a sudden, he has free time. my advice to her is, definitely sit down and have a conversation with him. tell him you really love and appreciate that he wants to spend all his time with you. but you need to have some free time to work and also to relax. so, just be honest, have a conversation with him. >> but don't hurt his feelings. >> yeah. >> you think that's the best way to go? >> it's a great way to go. you have to acknowledge your life changed so dramatical

tracy atkins, we have priscilla presley.l schaeffer is coming. >> i think what you do to encourage music among kids is fantastic the foundation is not only doing this event but getting ready to build a museum. we have an artist rendering we'll put on the screen to let people see. hopefully, in the very near future, people will be able not only to go to the festival but go year round to the music and car museum. >> we're going to have a stage built for young kids to come, to play and perform and practice. and it's going to be great >> well, it's great having you. i want to introduce folks playing with us today, meet the little rockers with us. audio technician bart coccio on guitar, and also, scott dwrieth, he happens to be james grandson. and christian maccio is on keys we've got a song, i love this one, old chuck berry tune "johnny be good". ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ music ] >>> one and only james burton. i hope if you can be in shreveport you'll be there for the james burton guitar

you're probably going to want to avoid >> hello, i'm hanna atkins and i'm the alternate maryland dairyncess. >> we represent montgomery county dairy club. >> i'm catherine savage. come visit us at the montgomery county agricultural fair august 9-16. >> goodgood morning washington! >> good morning to you as well. let's hope you're one of the millions of people who like the popular netflix show "house of cards." it will make it easier to stomach the news that the show will shut down roads in the district this weekend. they're filming a mock motorcade in d.c. on saturday. they will be on some of the busiest streets from noon to 12:00 p.m. for a list of roadways affected go to wjla.com. >> seeing all the cows and the dairy princess or alternates. it reminded me. it's national frozen custard day, not hot fudge sunday day, which would jive with your forecast today. >> good day for frozen custard, for ice cream, popsicles, any kind of frozen treat. it's going to be a warm un. i don't mind if they shut down those streets. if i could have lunch with kevin spacey it would be worth it. the dew po

trace atkins will be performing live for the all american concert summer series.bvious: i probably wouldn't stay here tonight. man: thanks, captain obvious. captain obvious: i'd get a deal for tonight with deals for tonight from hotels.com. and you might want to get that pipe fixed. it's time to bring it out in the open. it's time to drop your pants for underwareness, a cause to support the over 65 million people who may need depend underwear. show them they're not alone and show off a pair of depend. because wearing a different kind of underwear, is no big deal. join us. support the cause and get a free sample of depend at underwareness.com >> it is friday august 1st. greeing fears from the ebola virus as two americans head back to the united states. growing fears about their treatment and how it may effect i. bill clinton about the world's worst terrorist osama bin laden. >> i nearly got him once. i nearly got him. i could have killed him. >> those comments coming up hours before the 9-11 attacks he made those comments. why didn't he take him out? >> this is the

larry atkins, thank you for coming. >> thank you very much. >> growing issue in missouri where an unarmed teenager michael brown was shot and killed by police officers. tonight, age err protesters took to the street again following a second officer related shooting. it happened late tuesday night, where officers responded to a call of four armed suspects wearing masks. ferguson police department has not released the name of the officer involved in michael brown's death, siting concerns for violence. >>> out the officer who shot brown once it is able to make a final confirmation of his name. >>> the recent shootings in ferguson further focus the spotlight on a growing conversation about race and the excessive use of force by police officers. this latest incident combined with the high profile cases of trayvon martin and jordan davis leave people wondering just how safe are young black people in america? >> the killing of michael brown, the 18-year-old's death has sparked outrage and roi riots ia city where black men are twice as likely as whites to be stopped by police. in los angeles tues

mike atkins is another formidable force in the world of golf instruction, who also teaches at the sameb where tiger does. if you look back to the origin of the swing that tiger had in 2000, he was watching a video in 1997 of him winning a masters when he thought about all the things he needed to do to his golf swing. i think tiger is capable all by himself of going out and making the necessary changes to his golf swing, but also to his body. heic swing like he used to unless he changes his body. >> you know, golf has a great new young star in rory. seems like a great kid. he's won a bunch of majors in a fairly short period of time, but how much does a game, randall still need tiger to perform and to win majors? we talk on cnbc on companies like nike and dick's sporting goods, saying their equipment sales are down. i wonder if there is a direct relationship to tiger's game not being up to par, so to speak. >> i'm quite sure that the inclusion of golf in the olympics is a direct relationship with tiger being in the game of golf and the most compelling story in golf is tiger's chasing jac

. >> andy atkins, his wife jenny and 4-year-old son logan just bought a condo and made this part of honduras their home away from home. >> it's a really nice island. very great beaches. wonderful scuba diving. great beaches. >> two months before the crash, andy took his first ride on the float plane with his old college buddies. >> it really was a fun ride. you get up there. you can see views of the island that you can't get any other way. it was the highlight of our trip in november. >> so in january andy decides to share the thrill with jenny and logan, and by coincidence, the forsythe crew films them flying overhead. >> we waved at everyone on the beach. really didn't know that anything was wrong. i only learned later that an engine went out. >> first to arrive on the scene are forsyth and his band of rescuers. they fear they're already too late. >> we couldn't tell if everybody was out of the plane. >> you got anymore? huh? >> they're all out. >> they're all out? where they at? >> in the rescuers go. full speed ahead. >> we swam as hard and as fast as we could. >> holy. >> andy and the p

. >> michele: you need a healthy geno atkins. how is he coming along back from injury? >> he has special things. his power and his strength and speed is really special. from the day he was a rook kirks i could tell he was going to be special. we need him back. we need him full strength. he sets the tone for our defense. and it will be important for us to stay healthy. we've seen the last couple years, one guy you can lose can make a big deal. >> michele: andrew, thank you. >> thank you all so much. >> al: thank you, michele. the swing pass taken by parmalee. >> cris: one thing about andrew whitworth that i really admire, he is a leader and all that sort of stuff, but last year they really needed him to move to guard and it probably hurt his chances to go back to the pro bowl because he had been there as a tackle, but he knew it was in the best interest of the team. he went and played right guard, let anthony collins come in and play left tackle. that's what leadership really is. making sacrifices for the betterment of the team and he showed that last year. >> al: third

. >> michele: you need a healthy geno atkins. how is he coming along back from injury? >> he has special things. his power and his strength and speed is really special. from the day he was a rook kirks i could tell he was going to be special. we need him back. we need him full strength. he sets the tone for our defense. and it will be important for us to stay healthy. we've seen the last couple years, one guy you can lose can make a big deal. >> michele: andrew, thank you. >> thank you all so much. >> al: thank you, michele. the swing pass taken by parmalee. >> cris: one thing about andrew whitworth that i really admire, he is a leader and all that sort of stuff, but last year they really needed him to move to guard and it probably hurt his chances to go back to the pro bowl because he had been there as a tackle, but he knew it was in the best interest of the team. he went and played right guard, let anthony collins come in and play left tackle. that's what leadership really is. making sacrifices for the betterment of the team and he showed that last year. >> al: third

which left california assembly speaker tony atkins, who happens to be gay, to take the oath of officetle until jerry brown got back to term. while her term lasted approximately eight hours, she was apparently psyched to do it, telling a business insider she wished her parents could have witnessed her stint as governor and tweeted, one of my first responsibilities today was to make sure the acting first dogs got their morning walk. all in the line of duty, i guess. next up, check out this recent campaign ad from former massachusetts senator scott brown, who is now running for the u.s. senate in new hampshire. >> i'm scott brown running for the u.s. senate and i approve this message. 35 years as a member of the army national guard, i retired this year as a colonel. i'm proud of the men and women i served with. but the obama economy is not working for them or anyone else. veterans deserve better. i'll get health care back on track and focus on more good jobs for everyone. because no one should fight for america overseas only to return home to fight for respect here. >> a newspaper report

responsive is a company like old foods need to be to fads question the paleo diet is now here, the atkins now gone, and the list goes on. >> we have to be responsive, because you mentioned what will be the next kale. it has catapulted in our produce department and in packaged goods all over the store. we really do need to be responsive to that while maintaining our quality standards, which are going to be consistent across the board. >> how do you wind up sourcing all of this food? if you are talking to local farmers on a mass scale for whole foods, i think it would be difficult for the farmer to do that. >> that is the amazing thing about the structure -- we have regional buying programs and national global buying programs. i work with smaller producers in new york that can only supply to two or three of our stores to begin, and i work on coaching them or guiding them on incremental growth. as those brands grow -- in a lot of cases, some of the products here, ion table right started in new york city and now they are national suppliers. >> i think most people know what they are getting wh

another great musical act at fox and friends summer concert series, trace atkins played to a huge groupf fans outside our studios. ♪ when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. stuart: we are down but it is not as huge sell-off, down 68 points but we are at 16,400. we lost 6600 points in two weeks. we had a new all-time high two weeks ago with 600 points below that as of now. what is the price of gold? moving up. $12 higher, $12.95 per ounce, oil dropped below $100 an ounce going down further, $97.26 as we speak. here is a standout company. proctor and gamble has been a bourse stopper but not today. is leading the dow. it reported profi

the farmers in atkins, iowa, have dedicated their corn maze to mr. roker.ted this back in june. so soon hundreds of people are going to literally be running through your head trying to get out. >> that explains a lot. >> and if you've ever been inside al roker's head, you want to get out. and karen sent along this birthday message. >> happy 60th the birthday, al, from all of us at blooms bury farm in atkins, iowa, home of the al roker corn maze. we hope you have a wonderful day. you're our favorite weatherman. >> thank you very much. that's amazing. there is a kernel of truth to that. >> we should send you out of there and see if you can get out of there. >> can i get out of my own head? it's like being john malkovich in corn. that is amazing. thank you so much. >> really well done. my goodness. i wonder how long it took to make that. >> you know what? set fire to it and have popcorn for days. >> popcorn heaven for your birthday. >>> well, coming up on "trending," can they actually be cool? matthew mcconaughey showed his love of fanny packs. matt, would you

the house majority leader atkins. we have several state representatives.their names. some i do not know. joni jenkins. adam caning. julie adams. . jeff donahue. lastly homes. dr. david watkins. read a smart. speakers are going to be candidates for the second house of representatives district. to have one of the top and kentucky. forth and see this. representative richard. good afternoon. welcome to the 134th picnic here in kentucky. and honored to represent the second district of kentucky in the kentucky statehouse. i would like to thank jerome parish. i like to thank all of the volunteers that have made this such a wonderful organization and events. many ofghted to see so my friends and neighbors in the crowd today. if you are from out of town or visiting for the first time, we welcome you. i grew up here. i have lived here all my life here at i can attest to what a wonderful place this is to run a family, to work, to start a business. i know what incredible resources are available to our area and how much potential exists. we have seven vocational techni

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a decade ago, song writer ben foles took over the lee at rca studio-a built in the 1960s for chet atkinsith music. >> this is back of the warehouse and we recorded our first hit song on this without even tuning it. the brick the one that goes like this. ♪ that is that piano and it just sounds like that. >> reporter: the names of the music giants that have recorded here asbest big as the room its. >> i'm not a big ghost person but you can really feel when a space has been loved as much as this one has. and, you know, i love to put on recording of dolly parton. >> reporter: he has brought in artists like tony bennett and brad paisley as well. but now a developer has purchased the building. he says he is exploring all options but admits he bought the complex for development in a highly desirable residential neighborhood. he is claiming the old building has asbestos and old wiring and mildew in the duct work. >> music row did not make music history because it was in buildings with massive columns. it made history because it was a musical environment to people to trade ideas and trade songs.

> here to tell us why we are so mentally exhausted and what we can do about are psychologist dale atkinsso some people have more will power than others. >> researchers found that making decisions depletes the same source of energy. after you make decisions you have less will power and you make bad decisions. >> nothing good happens after midnight. >> important decisions that you really have to have your attention and focus for. and then a lot of little decisions that you waste your energy on. >> you got to talking about buying a car that certain people tend to pay more after four. is that kind of what happens to your brain? >> they did an experiment where researchers watched people buying a car. at a certain point they will take the default. the difference may be like $2,000 a car. at a certain point you stop making it. that is one of the easiest ways to deal with decision fatigue. >> it is overload. your data is all full. >> it is overload. what happens is if you don't refresh then you just can't do it anymore and you say i'm done. as in the clip i can't hear you. you are asking too muc