charles manson breaking his silence. what he admits about himself in his first interview in 20 years. >>> neighbors are mourning the loss of a santa cruz icon. what happened to lucy the goose. >>> we'll enjoy plenty of sunshine today but we do have another system in store. you can see these clouds sitting off the coast making their approach to the california coast. i'll let you know when exactly that rain is going to hit the bay area in just a bit. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, his silence. th e a rambling >>> after 20 years convicted murderer and cult leader charles manson is breaking his silence. the 76-year-old recently gave a rambling interview to "vanity fair" magazine in spain. speaking in both spanish and english, he talked about global warming, urging immediate changes to prevent the polar ice caps from melting. during his time behind bars, manson has become an environmental advocate. he also criticized president obama and talked about god and the devil and manson admitted he was a mean guy. manson has been silent since the

after 20 years of silence, mass murderer charles manson is talking. 's talking about global warming. in a phone interview, manson talked about the environment. he said we're doing bad things and if we don't wake up, we won't have any weather. people are butchering trees and this comes on the 4th anniversary of the murder of sharon tate. >>> a british scientist said maundy thursday really occurred on wednesday. he says it took place on wednesday, according to the old- fashioned jewish calendar and would explain how, according to the scientists, how jesus ', the arrest and the trials could take place between the meal and crucifixion. he claims his research supports a date april 3ed for -- aprilrd for the crucifixion and april 5th for easter day. >>> all right. we want 0 check in with sal. you've been telling us about some trouble out there. >> that's right. before we get to the edge abouts, 19th avenue by golden gate park is not a good place to be. some of the bus routes -- some of the buslines have been rerouted. bay bridgebacked up for about a -- backe

after twenty years charles manson. breaks his silence and he sounding a bit like al gore on what he has to say coming up. in a recent interview manson talked about the dangers of global warming so what kilmeade should have said is that nancy manson actually has more sense than every single newly elected republican in the house of representatives because they all deny global climate warming and that's piri piri. probably not superheroes have the ability to do anything beyond human reach but even perhaps find a job early that was the rationale for one unemployment agency employee. you know sometimes you see a story on the scene so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you saw you don't i'm sorry is a big. it's a bird it's a plane oh someone without a job. a local on employment agency in florida is under investigation after they came up with a marketing scheme to draw attention to their services for people without jobs it was to hel

. >>> and an incredible, chilling, new interview with charles manson. his first comments after two decades of silence. he has a message for the president. >> boy, this is not a man with any kind of repentance or remorse right now. >>> let's get right to the severe weather battering parts of the midwest. sam's been tracking it all overnight. good morning, sam. >> it's still roaring this morning. from west virginia down to mississippi this morning. storm watches and warnings in six states. tornadoes and severe weather. and last night, 750 severe weather reports in just the past 24 hours. we're getting pictures, like this one in arkansas from our affiliate katv. also, twitter pictures, and even more impressive, the pictures from overnight. just another night in the third week in a row of very strong spring storms. >> upward motion. >> reporter: storm chasers captured this tornado on the ground near bowling green, missouri. >> wow! >> that's not good. >> full house. >> reporter: at time, debris flies right by the cameras. >> tornado on the ground. tornado o

wrote the book helter-skelter the new york times bestseller but you were the guy who prosecuted charles manson you've prosecuted you know many many capital pieces i think you've only lost one in your career my recollection is correct you wrote a book about lee oswald you wrote a book might one of my favorites called the prosecution of george w. bush. which i thought was just a brilliant prosecutors are you for why this guy should be in jail as a war criminal why take on religion now why this not even take on religion what brought you to this book. well i had thought a lot about god and religion throughout the years i read the bible but i decided to take it to a different level take two years out of my life literally immerse myself completely in the subject seven days a week to see if some of these some of these religious beliefs that we've had around for centuries had any merit to them and at the expense of sounding presumptuous when i discovered what i. never it is so startling and i hate to say that it's a fact and so startling that have someone read the vanity of doubt it was not stunned th

because you know, unless you think of the parents of charles manson or jeffrey dahmer or someone like that, they don't have anyone who understands what they are going through. they are in uncharted territory. but they had a lot of great friends, the pastor who was also in the book, wonderful man. mark -- pastor mark. everyone in the area looked to him. he lost his job is essentially because he supported the klebold ' and did dylan's funeral. >> host: tell us about dylan's funeral. >> guest: dylan's funeral. first of all, it was very private. it was a less than a week after columbine, and the family was afraid to have a funeral, and or who might go. they did it in secrecy. they hadn't been going to a church regularly, but they had attended st. philip's lutheran church at one time, and a friend got word to the pastor that the klebold' needed somebody. they didn't have anybody and need somebody to bury their son. so he agreed to do it. and the only fewer than a dozen people there and he prepared something but then when he got there he realized they needed to throw that out and just talk.

charles manson and the famed bird man of alcatraz served time there.y, jane lang says she was born a yankees' fan and also born blind but that doesn't keep her from making the trek by train and foot from new jersey to the bronx to cheer on her team, the dozens of times a year. vote by texting 22360, 1 for lawmaker defends dui, 2 for last island prison closing or 3 for blind and dead katded yankees fan. the winning story will air in the next hour. >>> in boston, more than 2,000 women are homeless living transient, often chaotic lives but this week cnn's hero gives them something to count on. quality health care. right in the shelters for free. her name is dr. rosanna means. >> are you okay? every week i talk to women who are sleeping outside. it's only 17 degrees out so -- i didn't want you to get frozen. so much pain and suffering right on the fringes of our perspective. do you need some help, hon? boston despite the medical resources i was seeing very few of the women using the services. for women who are poor, homeless or battered to deal with a syst