bears a striking resemblance to manson, tried twice to get a match with genetic material from charles manson himself. but the samples were contaminated. but there is another way to establish the family link. matthew roberts and jason freeman, if they're related will share manson's dna. >> what we're able to do is use the y chromosome in this testing. because charles manson would pass this on to his male offspring, we could then determine what the y chromosome pattern was in jason and be able to say that that is charles manson's y chromosome profile. we then compare that to matthew to see whether he had the same y chromosome profile or not. if he did, he would be in the running of being related. >> reporter: so we sent in both men to have samples taken. in santa ana, california, matthew roberts was swabbed. in ohio jason freeman had the same test done. photographs, even fingerprints taken leaving no doubt as to who the men are and whose dna is being tested. both samples were brought here to the renowned dna diagnostic center in fairfield, ohio. we also brought roberts and freeman here so they

the man on the left is charles manson, notorious murderer. the man on the right is matthew roberts. can see a resemblance. 14 years ago roberts who was adopted as an infant tracked down his biological mother. it raised the factm manson coul be his father. we arranged for dna testing to answer the question once and for all. to get the truth, however, we needed the help of someone else. manson's grandson. here's miguel marquez. >> reporter: jason freeman is speaking out for the first time. >> i'm coming out to bury his name. you know, i'm burying it. i broke the third generation curse. >> reporter: the curse which began when charles manson directed his followers to call out horrific murders. this member of the real manson family says enough. >> i am who i am. you know? i'm not something that he was. >> reporter: the second part of the curse, jason freeman's father charles manson jr. in 1993 put a gun to his head and pulled the trigger. >> he just couldn't let it go. he couldn't live it down. he couldn't live down who his father was. >> reporter: jason barely knew his father who changed

i broke the third generation curse. >> reporter: the curse which began when charles manson directed hislowers called the manson family to carry out horrific murders. today this member of the real manson family says enough. >> i am who i am. you know? i'm not something that he was. >> reporter: the second part of the curse, jason freeman's father charles manson jr. in 1993 put a gun to his head and pulled the trigger. >> he just couldn't let it go. he couldn't live it down. he couldn't live down who his father was. >> reporter: jason barely knew his father who changed his name to jay white. he believes he stayed away purposely trying to protect him from his family's history. >> and your father? what would you want him to know now? >> what i want him to know is just he missed out on a lot. yeah. >> reporter: charles manson jr., aka jay white, missed out on grandchildren. jason and his wife audrey are raising three boys in dover, ohio. >> i see my kids, you know. and that's kind of why i get shook up at. i would hate to see them grow up without a father. that's important. very important. >

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militant vegetarian, pacifist, and considers himself an environmentalist, claims also made by charles mansonrts moved to l.a. in 1986, and like manson, wanted to be famous, a rock star. ♪ welcome to the world >> reporter: roberts band, new rising sun, is pure rock and roll, manson's music more folksy, and at times down right weird. ♪ today roberts pays the bills working at the blue zebra cabaret in l.a.'s san fernando valley. >> two for one special. >> reporter: he's been accused of cashing in on manson's notoriety. roberts says, it's anything but. >> it's ruined my career. it has got me nothing but grief. >> reporter: roberts just wants to know the truth before the now 77-year-old manson dies. >> if he is my father, then it would be nice to have laid eyes on him and been in person, person to person with him once in my lifetime. >> reporter: for now, matthew roberts lives with a hope and a fear of knowing who his father is. cnn los angeles. >> interesting story. >>> there is news tonight that is neither dark nor shock. it's about a hero. really the only way to describe the middle school stud

claims also made by charles manson. his move in 1986 like manson, wanted to be famous. a rock star. ♪ robert's band new rising sun is pure rock 'n' roll. manson's music more folksy and at times downright weird. ♪ >> reporter: today roberts pays the bills working at the blue zebra cabaret in san fernando valley. he's been accused of cashing in on manson's notoriety. robert says it's anything but. >> it's ruined by career. it has got me nothing but grief. >> reporter: roberts just wants to know the truth before the 77-year-old manson dies. >> if he is my father, it would be nice to lay eyes on him and been in person to person with him once in my lifetime. >> reporter: for now roberts lives with a hope and a fear of knowing who his father is. miguel marquez, cnn. >> interesting story. >>> there's a story tonight about a hero. the middle school student who took control of his school bus after the driver slumped over at the wheel. dramatic moments captured on the surveillance camera. story ahead. ♪ what started as a whisper every day, millions of people choose to do the righ

and he said, charles manson. lie m, a/k/a jesus christ, a/k/a god. >> greta: it was here on this corner outside the now abandoned hall of justice where they put on a freak show during the trial. [ inaudible ] >>> our news team, mike tobin our correspondent is unable to talk to us now because he is now in a shelter with the rest of our team. hopefully, a lot of people are heeding that warning now. >> we saw this high risk area get highlighted yesterday by the national weather service prediction center. stating there's that possibility today for some of the severe weather and some of those thunderstorms to produce long track, very violent tornadoes. unfortunately, that's what we are seeing with this super cell currently headed in the direction of wichita, kansas. we have a ten warning in effect for them. it does go until 15 past the hour. that super cell thunderstorm racing in the direction these storms move quickly this one is moving at about 30 miles per hour towards the northeast. we've been watching throughout t

and he said, charles manson. rlie m, a/k/a jesus christ, a/k/a god. >> greta: it was here on this corner outside the now abandoned hall of justice where they put on a freak show during the trial. [ inaudible ] we have two car insurances that we're going to have you taste. the first one we're going to call x. go ahead and take a sip, and then let me know what the baby thinks of it. four million drivers switched to this car insurance last year. oh, she likes it babies' palates are very sensitive so she's probably tasting the low rates. this is car insurance y, they've been losing customers pretty quickly. oh my gosh, that's horrible!, which would you choose? geico. over their competitor. do you want to finish it? no. does the baby want to finish it? no. this system. i'm harris faulkner. now back to programming. >> greta: november, 1969, held for car theft, manson and the family were slowly being tide to a string of murders. manson girl started talking atkins being a killer. the victim, musician who had been stabbed

back then, charles manson was surrounded by a group of young followers. manson believe that a race war was about to start. they shot and stabbed seven people to death appeared amongst them was the pregnant wife of a roman polanski, actress sharon tate. she was stabbed 16 times. manson cannot apply for parole again for 15 years. by then, he will be in his 90's. >> for this particular in it, it is over. i am so relieved. this one will not be affecting any young minds. he is not fashionable. is not smart. he is not particularly brave. otherwise, he would have been in that parole hearing room. >> charles manson is lawyer says that his client does not belonged in prison. >> i think that, if he goes to a hospital, he can get the proper geriatric treatment he will need for the next 15 years. >> he may be old and gray, but even after four decades behind bars, he has apparently showed no remorse for the gruesome murders that he and his group carried out. and to the authorities, he still poses a threat to society. >> you have been watching newsday from the bbc. >> f

notorious serial killer charles manson up for parole.hat just a waste of time and money? geraldo -- will reply. first obama's remarks on the supreme court. today he faces a daunting jobs ♪ ♪ lord, you got no reason ♪ you got no right ♪ ♪ i find myself at the wrong place ♪ [ male announcer ] the ram 1500 express. ♪ it says a lot about you. ♪ in a deep, hemi-rumble sort of way. guts. glory. ram. >> juan: herald segment tonight, two hot topics including herald's up coming trip to afghanistan. this will be his 11th time there since 9/11. but, first, one of the most infamous serial killers of our time, charles manson up for parole again this week for the 12th time. nobody thinks he has a chance of getting out. i don't even think he thinks he has a chance. he he doesn't even plan to show up at the hearing. manson slaughtered nine people back in 196 9. nearly 20 years later geraldo rivera confronted him in an epic jail house interview. >> do you think i would still be here if i was guilty of anything? and look me in the eye. look me straight aw

. >>> and charles manson, chilling new photos reveal the face of an >>> and charles manson, chilling new photos reveal the face of an aging mass murderer. caions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with picking up the pieces. cleanup and recovery has started in texas after a string of tornadoes twisted through the dallas/ft. worth area tuesday and we now know a powerful ef3 tornado was among those storms. several people were injured. hundreds of homes destroyed. but many miraculously were not killed. jay gray has more. >> reporter: it's been a full day since the storms and the shock is giving way to the reality of what happened here. >> i had a lump in my throat. i don't know if that it's from that. >> reporter: at least 13 twisters on the ground, some 160 miles an hour ripping apart homes including this one. >> i saw the funnel clouds coming toward the house. i was on the phone with my daughter. she said, mom, do you think you need to take cover? >> reporter: it grabbed abigail and threw her across the house. another boy in

notorious serial killer charles manson up for parole.odness, is that just a waste of time and money? geraldo -- will reply. first obama's remarks on the supreme court. today he faces a daunting jobs >> juan: herald segment tonight, two hot topics including herald's up coming trip to afghanistan. this will be his 11th time there since 9/11. but, first, one of the most infamous serial killers of our time, charles manson up for parole again this week for the 12th time. nobody thinks he has a chance of getting out. i don't even think he thinks he has a chance. he he doesn't even plan to show up at the hearing. manson slaughtered nine people back in 196 9. nearly 20 years later geraldo rivera confronted him in an epic jail house interview. >> do you think i would still be here if i was guilty of anything? and look me in the eye. look me straight away in the eye. do i look like i'm guilty about anything? >> you look more guilty than anybody i ever looked in my life. >> really? you see what i'm saying? the guy you are trying to make me into is

notorious serial killer charles manson up for parole.ness, is that just a waste of time and money? geraldo -- will reply. first obama's remarks on the supreme court. today he faces a daunting jobs report. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. [ fabric flapping in wind ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ flapping continues ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at nissan, our ideal is innovation. 5 all-new models over the next 15 months, including a completely reimagined altima. welcome to our most innovative year ever. nissan. innovation for all. ♪ >> juan: herald segment tonight, two hot topics including herald's up coming trip to afghanistan. this will be his 11th time there since 9/11. but, first, one of the most infamous serial killers of our time, charles manson up for parole again this week for the 12th time. nobody thinks he has a chance of getting out. i don't even think he thinks he has a chance. he he doesn't even plan to show up at the hearing. manson slaughtered nine people back in 196 9. nearly 20 years later geraldo rivera confronted him in an epic jail

is he the spawn of charles manson? >> it's like holy hell it does seem like it's more than just possible, but probable. >> reporter: robert's adopted as an infant had by all accounts a normal childhood in rockford, illinois. in 1998 at age 30 he searched out his birth mother who said he was conceived in 1967 in san francisco where she met manson in a drug-fueled orgy. >> there were four men present? >> that's what i understand. there was a one in four chance. >> reporter: robert says he wasn't convinced his birth mother knew manson until he began exchanging letters with prisoner b-33920. in those letters manson quoted things only his mother would know. he twice tried to get a dna match. the test, though, inconclusive. the dna sample was contaminated. >> unless i see someone scrape a piece of skin off his ass and bring it to the lab, i want to know. >> reporter: what's not just unmistaken, he looks like manson. both in their 30s. a striking resemblance. the eyes, nose, mouth, and forehead. but it is the way robert speak

claims also made by charles manson. roberts moved to l.a. nd, like manson, wanted to be famous. a rock star. ♪ so welcome to the world >> reporter: roberts band new rising sun is pure rock and roll. manson's music more folksy and at times downright weird. ♪ today roberts pays the bills working at the blue zebra cabaret in l.a.'s san fernando valley. >> two for one. >> reporter: he's been accused of cashing in on manson's notoriety. roberts says it's anything but. >> it's ruined my career. it has got me nothing but grief. >> reporter: roberts just wants to know the truth before the now 77-year-old manson dies. >> if he is my father, then it would be nice to have laid eyes on him and been in person -- person to person with him once in my lifetime. >> reporter: for now matthew roberts lives with a hope and a fear of knowing who his father is. >> miguel marquez is joining us from los angeles. miguel, this guy, matthew roberts, says he hopes and fears that his father is charles manson. he certainly kind of looks like him. why is he eager to find o

. >> still to come, charles manson's hearing what will be decided this week. >> historic d.c. theater is reopening soon and we'll give you a tour. >> a shocking video with new revelations about how a government agency is spending taxpayer dollars. >> and quiet and dry right now but change is on the way as we we gotta sell the car. where would we even start? get the car. hi howard. get in. hi, good to see you. start with an actual written offer when selling your car, no strings attached. carmax. start here. >> residents in sanford florida are waiting on charges. the grand jury will begin meeting on tuesday but many expect the special prosecutor to announce a addition on monday. zimmerman claims it was in self-defense. >> a parole hearing is scheduled for charles manson who was convicted in the early 1970's for nine murders including sharon tate. this could be his last. california law allows the denial of parole up to 15 years. >> tomorrow, the web site ancestry.com will release titanic records and public can search those records from monday through sunday. april 15, marks the 1

edwards maintains his innocence. >>> mass murderer charles manson has, for the 12th time, been denied parole. that decision from a california prison reached by a panel there all but certainly means that manson will die behind bars. kabc's leslie miller reports the decision came as absolutely no surprise. >> reporter: mass murderer charles manson now a grey-bearded 77-year-old did not attend his hearing where the parole board ruled he had shown no efforts to rehabilitate himself. >> the prisoner is not suitable for parole because the inmate would pose an unreasonable risk of dangers if released from prison. >> reporter: he orchestrated a series of gruesome murders on consecutive nights that terrified the city of los angeles some 40 years ago. he and his followers were convicted in the 1969 slaying of pregnant actress sharon tate and four others. playing heavily into the board's decision to deny parole was something manson said recently to one of his prison psychiatrists that commissioner john peck read aloud. >> i am special. i am not like the average inmate. i have put five people in

a militant vegetarian, pacifist and considers himself as environmentalist claims also made by charles mansond to l.a. in 1986 and like manson, wanted to be famous, a rock star. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: roberts' band, new rising sun is pure rock 'n' r l roll, manson's was folksy and at times, downright weird. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: today roberts pays the bills work at the blue zebra cabaret in l.a.'s san fernando valley. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: he's been accused of cashing in on manson's notoriety. roberts says it's anything but -- >> it's ruined my career. it has got me nothing but grief. >> reporter: roberts just wants to know the truth before the now 77-year-old manson dies. >> if he is my father then it would be nice to have laid eyes on him and been person to person once in my life time. for now he lives with a hope and in fear of knowing who his father is. now roberts says if he had to do it all over again, he would not have seek out his birth mother and birth father. he said at this point he wants to know the truth, good, bad or otherwise. >> miguel marquez reporting for us. thank you. >>> you're in "the s

four male ceos have all received member invitations. >>> and two new photos of convicted killer charles manson have been released by california prison officials. showing him there with long gray hair and a beard. manson is scheduled for his 12th parole hearing next week. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. dow opens at 13,074 after tumbling 124 points yesterday. the s&p fell 14 points, the nasdaq plunged 45. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, today in tokyo the nikkei was down 52 while in hong kong the hang seng lost 197. >>> for only the second time this year the dow recorded a triple-digit drop wednesday as european debt worries flared up once again. a disappointing auction of government debt in spain signaled investor confidence in that country's finances is weakening. in reaction, european markets suffered broad losses. the euro fell to its lowest point against the dollar in more than two weeks as investors looking for safe places to park money looked to the dollar and u.s. treasuries. >>> with the dollar gaining the price of gold plunged

. >>> parole has been denied to charles manson. they released this picture of charles manson taken last year. he is now 77 years old. he was convicted for the murders of sharon tate and four other people. she is relieved. >> i am so relieved. this one will not be effecting any young minds. he is not fashionable, not smart, not brave. i never have to make these statements about him again. thank you, lord. >> charles manson cannot apply for patrol for 15 years. >>> terrifying moments inindnosia today. two earthquakes shook today. >> there was fear and panic today as two back to back large earthquakes took the region. 8.6 and 8.2. today's quake sent them running into had streets. >> reporter: authorities issued a tsunami alert and families packed in to flee to safety. but the killer wave that was feared never materialized and the alerts were lifted. the only wave that hit was 30 inches high and no injuries have been reported. that was not the case in 2004 when a tsunami left 230,000 people dead. >> why no big tsunami? there are mega 3

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the inmate is charles manson. >> we have some manson memorabilia that charles manson has created since he's been incarcerated here at corcoran. >> during one of our shoots at california state prison corcoran, our crew barely got a glimpse of manson before he covered up his window. a recent mug shot shows how much he has aged since first coming to prison in 1971. but his artwork provides a unique insight into his life behind bars. >> here a scorpion that he's made. basically, taking thread from various types of items, socks and t-shirts and towel, he creates it and uses -- it looks like a marker to color. this is probably one of the items that he makes the most of. spiders. i would assume this is something like a harp. and he's made it out of toilet paper and newspaper. it looks like some dental floss, a small stick, and probably for the coloring, he used kool-aid to get the coloring for it. >> why do you have it? >> he's not allowed to have it. occasionally, we go through and do cell searches and confiscate all items. he doesn't have a hobby card and other inmates try to sneak it out a

the elisabeth the 12th time was not the charge for charles manson and his request for parole did not denied by family members of his victims say this is finally the end. >>> your cellphone as good a customer to upgrade the fee being added to the to $300 from and to most of us can only imagine built by kids where robots got a party. delays and this is this cell this charge that tornado today near stockton part of a line of storms as spent most of the state's supreme 85 mi. this one but hail to much of the central valley damaging crops more while the other tomorrow the you know coming up. robin ryan house recent manson may have lost his shot freedom his request for parole was denied said the sister of one of his victims says that she is overwhelmed to think that this could really be the end. >>> this one will not be double take pride to leave after a california prison panel denied parole to mass murderer charles manson. >>> i don't have to see him again. for this one is over. >>> 77 romance and didn't attend a hearing he's been locked up for 40 years orchestrating a series of gruesome

four male ceos have all received member invitations. >>> and two new photos of convicted killer charles manson have been released by california prison officials showing him with long gray hair and a beard. manson is scheduled for his 12th parole hearing next week. >>> all right, now here's your "first look" at how wall street's going to kick off the day. dow opens at 13,074 after tumbling 124 points yesterday. the s&p fell 14 points. the nasdaq plunged 45. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei was down 52 points, while in hong kong, the hang seng lost 197. >>> for only the second time this year the dow recorded a triple-digit drop wednesday as european debt worries flared up once again. a disappointing auction of government debt in spain signaled investor confidence in that country's finances is weakening. in reaction, european markets suffered broad losses. the euro fell to its lowest point against the dollar in more than two weeks as investors looking for safe places to park money looked to the dollar and u.s. treasuries. and with the dollar gaining, the price

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