infamous charles manson family murders. the l.a.p.d. now seeking audiotapes that could link the group to more than a dozen other unsolved killings. but a federal judge is blocking access to the evidence. tonight, helter sceltder in a texas courthouse. >> shepard: and. >> howdy, folks. >> a sicketth birthday celebration goes up in flames for one of the biggest cowboys in all of texas. first from foxz this friday night the polls are in and hot off the presses, governor mitt romney jumps ahead of president obama in a crucial battleground state and now gained ground in another. that's according to our brand new fox news polls out just tonight. here they are they show governor romney now leads president obama three points in the crucial state of florida. last month, before the first debate, the president was up by 5. the contest is still a statistical tie. and here is ohio. the governor has cut the president's lead among likely voters in our poll from 7 points to 3 points. so now this too is a statistical tie. our pollsters conducted these n

. >>> all right, coming up, charles manson's main man pardon. the crime ring that stole almost a half billion of your money. your headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, working with the enemy. new "american idol" judge mariah carey's beefing up her security detail, and that's not all she told barbara walters. you're watching "early today." > today." i'm lynn berry. right now the deadly fungal meningitis outbreak has claimed five lives. 35 cases are being reported in six states. the latest, indiana. and people in 23 states who received steroid injections for back pain are being warned they, too, could be at risk. >>> doctors and nurses are among 91 people charged nationwide in a massive medicare fraud case. the government says it was billed more than $400 million in bogus claims. >>> well, new rules for secret service agents after that drunken partying at a columbian hotel in april. the washington post learned the agents are now banned from drinking at the hotel where they're protecting someone and no more drinking 10 hours before a shift. >>> b

murderer charles manson and robert kennedy's assassin, sirhan sirhan, are among the most notorious inmatesnees. officers were accused of arranging gladiator style fights between rival inmates that often had to be stopped with lethal force. >> officers betting on these fights, who's going to win, who's going to stab who, who's going to kill who, who's going to beat who bad. >> all of the indicted officers were subsequently acquitted. george galaza was warden at the time and had to tackle the daunting task of getting corcoran back on its feet. >> when i got here in 1996, corcoran frankly was under an intensive media barrage. the impact that that had on the staff here, it was tremendous. you cannot maintain a prison like this well if your staff morale is poor. so, the first part of it was getting the staff morale up. the next thing that we focused on was the issue of violence. >> you might have to fight. >> in a prison like this one, because of the types of inmates that we have, violence is a real thing. >> you might have to kill. you might have to stab. >> the inmates generate violence among

sharing sensitive information online could get you fired. >>> bruce davis, known as charles manson's has been recommended for parole. he served more than four decades for the 1969 killings of a musician and his stuntman. the california governor jerry brown will have the final say. >>> here's a scoop for you, the mars curiosity rover is about to do a little digging. it will collect sampling to see if there were ever favorable conditions for microbe yal life. >>> the presidential debate had one of the biggest audiences in history. "the new york times" says the number of people watching on tv and on the internet totalled about 70 million viewers. mitt romney's campaign is releasing three new tv ads today. one says president obama is creating debt instead of jobs. one ad will air only in nevada. another in ohio. >>> a new film about death of osama bin laden will debut on the national geographic channel only two days before the presidential election. that movie is produced by two obama fundraisers. it will air sunday, november 4th. >>> an employee of kitchen-aid sent this tweet from an of

. >>> a year and a half since charles manson was caught with a phone in his prison cell, t3 >>> a year and a half since charles manson was caught with a phone in his prison cell, the problem of inmates getting phones continues. now a new report traces phone smuggling and other issues to prison workers. the corrections department says one female prison worker was accused of bearing an inmate's child. she quit rather than undergo a dna test. other examples include workers or guards sending nude photos or love letters on phones they have smuggled to inmates. the primary reason, though, is cash in all this. inmates have paid up to a thousand dollars for phones. 20 state prison workers have been fired in recent months, and nearly two dozen more are under investigation. prosecutors say inmates use the phones not just to talk with family, but also to run street bengs and ocuanize other criminal activity. >>> we should find out tomorrow whether the 49ers are on the short list to host the super bowl in gh,16 or gh,1 at the team's new stadium in santa clara. call it team worac, even thods by the

>>trace: charles manson believed they would be blamed on black militants and that would spark a race he said was prophecy in the beatles song "helter skelter." >>shepard: tex watson, why is he fight the release of the tapes he is in prison for life. >>trace: he believes the police would make them public and he said that would cause more pain and harm to the victims. now, he says he is not trying to get these sealed. in fact, in a court affidavit, he said he knows police think that he talked about additional murders but he claim he didn't saying in the eyes of justice, i am willing for the los angeles police department to listen to the tapes, to satisfy their investigation but not take possession because they are not their profit. the los angeles police department has not specifically told us exactly what they are looking for or why they won't just listen to the tapes to see if it helps the investigation. >>shepard: thank you, trace. a field goal kick that had everyone doing a double take. a record-setting kick from a player in...high school. that make kids happy. and even fewer that

a parole board is recommending a follower of charles manson be set free. the board says bruce davis has served his time. he will be 70 tomorrow. he's been in prison 40 years. he was convicted in 1959 for killing two people unrelated to the sharon tate murders. the parole board will have four months to review the decision, make final rule and governor jerry brown will have a month to decide idaf is goes free. >>> big questions over what last night's debate will mean for the race, mitt romney getting positive reviews while some say president obama had an off night. fox 5's tom fitzgerald tracking the reaction. >> reporter: fresh off what many of his supporters viewed as a disappointing debate president obama is trying to hit reset. >> when i got onto the stage, i met this very spirited fellow who claimed to be mitt romney. >> reporter: speaking in denver the president argued mitt romney's debate performance was big on style but short on facts. >> the real mitt romney has been running around the country for the last year promising $5 trillion in tax cuts that

there's no word why though they think friendly fire may be an issue in this. >>> one of charles manson's followers has been recommended for parole on the eve of his 70th birthday. bruce davis was convicted with manson for the murder of two musicians and been in prison since 1972. california governor brown has the final say on decisions by the current parole board. >>> the federal government is charging nearly 100 people with medicare fraud. the arrests were made in seven major cities from brooklyn all the way to los angeles. the defendants are accused of filing near $430 millioin false claims. for services that were either unnecessary or never even performed. >>> are you debating whether to pull on the sweats for an early morning workout? i'm going to update you on my couch to 5 k challenge coming up at 5:38. >> the redskins face an undefeated opponent this weekend. more on that at 5:22. >> and next at 5:15, howard has our high temperatures dropping almost 30 degrees in the next couple of days. keep it here on this friday morning. you're watching 9news now. >>> weather first time, here's

hitler, charles manson had hair and let me count the corrupt politicians that had hair and if we get to the comics, i think charlie brown is pretty bald and he's a hero. yeah, but charlie brown never did get to kick that ball, did he? kick us some e-mails. mailbag@wusa9.com is the address. that's our report. i'll be back here at 11:00 with anita and topper. ♪ "e.t." >>> leann rimes out of rehab and breaking down in tears. >> is she afraid of losing her husband? her emotional new interview. >>> then -- new video of alec baldwin as his alleged stalker drops more bombshells to us. >> texting me over and over again for months. >> is this a real-life fatal attraction? >> i'm not going to be ignored. >> i don't think we're garbage. >>> then -- a hollywood's celebrity's cancer fight. shaving his head. >> i want to cry right now. >> it's the same cancer that took the life of farrah fawcett. >> oh, my god. zmrmpbts plus -- a star's car crash outside the beverly hills hotel. "e.t." is on the screen.

. >>> convicted killer bruce davis a former or follower of mass murderer charles manson has been grantedole. bruce davis has been serving a life sentence in a california prison since 1972 for the deaths of two men. it was his 27th appearance before the parole board. he didn't participate in the 1969 murders of actress sharon tate and six others. the parole recommendation must be finalized by the state. >> a vicious attack in a south carolina courtroom was caught on video. the defendant had been sentenced to 5 years in jail for robbery and assault when he turned aand punched his attorney. the lawyer suffered a busted lip and sore jaw and because of that the judge added an extra six months to williams sentence for contempt of court. not the smartest thing to do. up next we'll have your weather forecast and in sports, the arizona cardinals try to improve 5-0 in the city they once called home but the rams had other plans. been shopping so smart, cash back with your freedom card getting cash back on what? close shave and haircut fan for the ceiling. you're gonna cool off that hoooounddd! toni

eat one, charles manson, anybody! get up! jimmy: yeah, that's what he says. he's like a james brown. he's goes into james brown-rod stewart there. >> steve: ♪ in the mornin' >> jimmy: it's almost like a billy preston piano -- [ mouthing the beat ] ♪ ♪ i know your name is rita ♪ right there. [ cheers ] he knows her name is rita. >> steve: he knows it. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: now, get down! now, get up! now, get out! ha! >> steve: and his name's rod. come on. >> jimmy: rod "the bod." he's rod "the mod." he's everything, man. you can't beat that, man. plus, oh, my gosh, we have more show. >> steve: what!? >> jimmy: she is the star of the show, "once upon a time," jennifer morrison is stopping by! >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she's always fun. beautiful. >> steve: i remember her from "house," yeah. >> jimmy: that show is fun. from nbc's "whitney," the very funny stand-up comedian, chris d'elia will be performing for us. stand-up for us tonight. >> steve: standing it up. he's a stand up guy. >> jim

. >>> new at 11:00, one of charles manson's followers has been recommended for parole, that on the eve of his 70th birthday. the man's name is bruce davis. he was convicted for the murders of two mu since. he's been in prison since 1972. back in 2010 a few role board determined that davis was ready for release but then governor arnold schwarzenegger reversed it. governor jerry brown now has the final say. >>> quite an honor for a bluegrass dobro player, mike al dredge. he was awarded the national endowment of the arts national heritage fellowship. al dredge began playing the dobro at 17. it's an act cow ties resonator guitar played with a slide. you may have seen him playing in clubs around town. he was part of the group "seldom seen." he's toured with lyle lovett and emmylou harris. >>> flies, rat poop, roaches. tonight a really disgusting food alert you'll want to see. >>> next, the reflecting pool is empty. we'll tell you why crews had to drain it just weeks after they finished its rehab. tops. >> 81 today. we're ki of getting spoiled with this touch of summer. i don't think you'll

. >>> one of charles manson's followers has been recommended for parole. on the eve of his 70th birthday. bruce davis was convicted with manson for the murders of two musicians and he's been in prison since 1972. a parole board determined in 2010 davis was ready for release. but then governor arnold schwarzenegger reversed that decision. governor jerry brown has the final say on decisions by the current parole board. >>> mechanics in american airlines will begin fixing those seats that were coming loose in some of its planes. 48 of its 757s had issues with the seats coming loose. three american planes recently had them -- happen when it was in flight. the airline engineers figured out that additional preventative steps to upgrade the mechanism that locks the seats to the floor. 50 flights were canceled yesterday and another 44 will be scrubbed today to finish the work. >>> the time right now is 4:38. enjoy today. it could be one of the last warm days of the year. howard is back in two minutes with today's forecast. >> and at 4:42. american brokerage firms

the partner in crime on the right-hand side of your screen is charles manson. is he about to go free? we'll take a closer look at that, that is for sure. >>> your seatbelt may be fastened by your seat might not be. american airlines canceling dozens of flights over concerns about potential loose seats. why this latest scare could not come at a worse time for the airlines and for call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. prego?! but i've bought ragu for years. [ thinking ] woer what other questionable choices i've made? i choose date number 2! whooo! [ sigh of relf ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. jon: right now new information in some crime stories we're keeping an eye on. a california parole board panel recommending parole for a charles manson follower. 70-year-old bruce davis there on the left of your screen has been behind bars for 40 years. convicted for his role in two murders with the guy on the right, charles manson, in 1969. >>> actress daryl hannah faci

. >> victorious charles manson group will be released from prison.ranted parole late last night. this is file video. this was 27 times after being accoun sentenced to life. they released him in 2010 but the former governor, arnold schwarzenegger reversed it. jerry brown has the final say on davis is released. >> a los angeles judge will find out weather in anti- islamic film should be sent to prison for violating his probation. he was convicted of bank fraud in 2010. after it was determined that he was a flight risk. this low budget film sparked violence in the middle east. >> the pope benedictine butler was convicted. 1000 of his personal items were found in the butlers apartment. he is currently serving as house arrest. >> american airlines are repairing seats on 50 planes that were pulled aside because the seats have come loose. officials say that they hope to finish. there have been its three planes that have come loose during those flights. and is least one was canceled in the bay area because of these problems. >> in london there is one tiny ap

united states, but the japanese group that put the poison in the subway, helter skelter, with charles manson- the idea that i'll go out and do some heinous act, and that violence will, you know, bring it on. but chris, i saw your hand early on- fire away. >> you ended so well with that last roll-in that it's really hard to go anywhere from there, because it was just, it was really neat. >> thanks. >> but what i was going to talk about is that these groups, and the reason why this course is so, so fundamentally important for someone my age, and someone everyone's age, is because it's really, really easy to get mixed up. and i think you need a liberal arts education, you need a broad-based world view, and you need to see behind the motives and behind what is clearly seen. we need to look at identity and relationship. we need to look at beliefs equals behavior- beliefs and believers equal behavior. we need to look at the things that motivate people to do what they do, because they do affect us, whether we believe that or not, and i thought what you had to say was extremely important. >> well, c

timeframe there were a dozen other murders and police believe the manson family may have been behind some of those. a man named charlesf the manson family followers had a conversation with his lawyer back in 1969. he was convicted of murder. those tapes, hours of them, were then sealed, but a bankruptcy court, because that firm, the lawyer who died later, was in bankruptcy, the bankruptcy judge gave the l.a.p.d. permission to review the tapes. but then watson appealed. he appealed that and he won. police tried to get a warrant but the judge said there wasn't enough reason for them to turn these tapes back over, so they were not released. now police believe inside those conversations that something tex watson wants to hide could be indications of what the manson family was doing about that time, and could lead them to very important details about these unsolved murders around the los angeles area, megyn. megyn: wow. that is incredible. trace, thank you. well big news today from the pollster who got this shout out from larry sabato on fox & friends. >> first of all, look at the averages, all right it's really important

. >> a former follower of the charles manson was granted parole today. during his 27th hearing and a day before his 70th burt day they -- birthday they granted parole to him. it is suggest to a 21 day review period -- [no audio] they were all convicted in 1972 of two murders unrelated to the sharon tate murders. >>> american alsos finished -- airlines finished fixing loose seats. a spokesperson didn't have an exact number of how many needed seat repairs. two of the flights were forced to make emergency landings. the investigation continues but american is blaming the systemcused to attach them to the floor -- system used to attach them to the floor. >>> the california state university board appointed timothy white the new chief of the system. $421,000 a year. that is the same pay given to charles reed who retires after 14 years on the job. >>> university of california at berkeley is at the center of allegations they failed to provide a climate for jewish students. they accused them for allowing events that allowed antisumettic hate speech. the university

. >>> a former follower of charles manson could be closer to gaining freedom. the california parole recommended parole for bruce davis. the entire parole board must approve his release and governor brown could block it. bruce davis is serving a life sentence for the deaths of a musician and a stunt man in 1969. he maintains he was a bystander and did not participate this the killings. >>> actress darryl hannah, known for her role in splash and blade runner has been arrested in northeast texas. the actress and former texas landowner, elinore fairchild were taken in to custody for a protest against the keystone excel oil pipeline. hannah is accused of laying down in front of construction equipment to block it's movement. she faces charges of criminal trespassing, and resisting arrest. >>> mail theft is investigated on the peninsula this morning. sometime between wednesday afternoon and thursday morning, thieves broke in to several mailboxs, that skyline in woodside. the victims are worried someone will steal their identities. the sheriff's office is investigating

. >>> state parole board panel recommending parole for charles manson follower. imprisoned for 40 years. bruce davis convicted with manson and 2 murder unrelited to the infamous sharon tate murders in 1969 this was the 27th of parole hearing. davis turns 70 tomorrow. >>> oakland police chief is asking for more help from the public tonight to stop the rising murder rate in the city and his plea comes at the same time his department is under the threat of a federal take over. nick smith is on the story. >> i think a lot of these issues are in pockets where if you are playing with that crowd then that's what's going to happen. >>reporter: she appears to be right. she opened the barbecue here 10 months ago. knows about the violence that plague the city but it has avoided her and the restaurant. she thinks she knows why. >> we communicate with the people in the neighborhood and look out for us. >>reporter: communicate. that's what oakland city leaders are trying to do. >> many in our community are reluctant to come forward with information. >>reporter: oakland police

the investigation involved recorded conversations between manson and follower charles tex watson and s attorney more than 40 years ago. manson and his followers were convicted of killing eight people in a notorious plot to incite a race war. police did not specify which murders they were investigating. >>> the boy scouts of america is coming clean about allegations some of its leaders abused children for decades. the organization released thousands of documents detailing the abuse in the 1960s, '70s, and '80s. the those files revealed that thousands of scout masters and volunteers nationwide were accused of molesting children. the document were evidence in a civil suit filed in oregon two years ago. >> the boy scouts knew they had an institution-wide problem with child abuse and didn't take steps. >> in the past, we didn't do the job we should, and we're sorry for that, profoundly sorry. >> boy scouts of america say the files actually protect the public from abuse because they make sure child predators can't become part of the organization. >>> jerry sandusky wants a new trial. the fo

. >>> the state parole board panel recommending parole for charles manson follower in prison for 40 years. bruce davis was convicted with manson in two murders, unrelated to the infamous sharon tate murders in 1969. this is davis' 27th parole hearing he turns 70 today. >>> 6-year-old san bruno boy battling brain cancer is collecting halloween costumes for his friends in the hospital. when nicco heard he will be able to go trick-or-treating he was delighted but felt bad for the kids who were too sick to join him. sony co-and his family started a -- so nicco and his family started a costume drive. >> people in the hospital can't go trick-or-treating. >> did you think they should have costumes too? >> yeah. >> to get into the halloween spirit he dressed up as a "star wars" storm trooper. his family is accepting costumes at their automotive business in san bruno. if you can help go to abc7news.com click on see it on tv. great idea. what a great kid. >> i've got some costumes too small for the kids i'm going to drive them over there, can't not help. >>> halloween still a ways off, definitely g

. >>> the california parol board recommended parol today for a former follower of charles manson. bruce davis has served 40 years for the murder of a musician and stunt man. the entire parol board must still approve his parol. >>> new information tonight about an argument between friends that left two men dead. ktvu's ann rubin tells us what the men argued about and the past threats that were never taken seriously. >> reporter: a colleague constructed the crosses in the yard, one for each victim. >> they were great great friends. and they were amazing men. >> reporter: in fact, vallejo police believe it was a third friend a man who lived right across the street who was responsible for gunning them down. after a brief stand off, they arrested 65-year-old martin honaquer a marine and vietnam veteran. >> he's very opinionated and very strong willed. he's a strong marine but just the nicest guy. >> reporter: friends are in shock, they said honeger and the victims were close spending most days hanging in the garage, watching tv or sharing a few beers. but neighbors say the friends did

. >> why los angeles police are investigating a dozen unsolved murders that may be linked to charles mansonfollowers. we'll be right back. >>> check out this jet stream and rain to our north some could dip down to the northern sections of the state today helping influence that onshore breeze we are developing now the reason it is cloudy the reason we are going to drop 10 to 20° today. 60s in most areas a few 70s southern part of the bay more sunshine there north bay and east bay valleys temperatures continue to cool with more sunshine tomorrow, clouds on the increase sunday wet weather possible monday. >>> good morning. we head out to westbound highway 4 new accident with motorcycle lane three westbound at bailey typically slow out of antioch as you approach the scene into pittsburg just under 25 minutes into the concord area. westbound 580 at vass bow accident in the median, new accident reported 580/680 junction under 30 minutes there stall 101 in the city at vermont. >>> 6:third nine. los angeles police think an office in texas could hold dee to -- could hold key to unsolved murders by t

. >>> the california parol board recommended parol today for a former follower of charles manson. bruce davis has served 40 years for the murder of a musician and stunt man. the entire parol board must still approve his parol. >>> new information tonight about an argument between friends that left two men dead. ktvu's ann rubin tells us what the men argued about and the past threats that were never taken seriously. >> reporter: a colleague constructed the crosses in the yard, one for each victim. >> they were great great friends. and they were amazing men. >> reporter: in fact, vallejo police believe it was a third friend a man who lived right across the street who was responsible for gunning them down. after a brief stand off, they arrested 65-year-old martin honaquer a marine and vietnam veteran. >> he's very opinionated and very strong willed. he's a strong marine but just the nicest guy. >> reporter: friends are in shock, they said honeger and the victims were close spending most days hanging in the garage, watching tv or sharing a few beers. but neighbors say the friends did

jon: a convicted murderer and a follower of charles manson now looking for parole. who he is and why he thinks he deserves to walk out of prison a free man. plus, more trouble for american airlines, a new scare in the air as that airline tries to deal with a heated labor dispute with its pilots. ♪ forz(power!) andiamo! andiamo! (let's go! let's go!) avanti! avanti! (keep going! keep going!) hahaha...hahahaha! you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? happier than christopher columbus with speedboats. that's happy! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jenna: right now now information in a few crime stories we are keeping an eye on here. ann presley's mother is suing for invasion of privacy after the workers looked at her daughter's medical fires. presley was a popular little rock reporter who was raped and fatally beaten during a home invasion in 2008. a former member of the charles manson family is asking for parole for the 27th time. bruce davis was

martha: a california parole board again recommending parole for a charles manson follower who has beenn prison for 40 years. 70 years old now, bruce davis was convicted with manson and another man in two murders. he's been in prison since 1972. this is his 27th plea for parole. deborah tate is the sister of actress sharon tate who was killed by the manson family, though not by davis himself. she is campaigning against davis' request. >> the reason they appointed me is they are horrified and terrified, gary hinman was tortured over a three-day period. he was in the room with these people sitting as closely as i do. you can see the lack of emotion. martha: in 2010 then governor arnold schwarzenegger denied parole for davis. now governor jerry brown is set to make the final decision. bill: fbi investigators, now the team finally reaching the burned out consulate in benghazi, libya after three weeks of delay. the feds revealing little information so far. k. t. fact far land has been looking into this. former administrative assistant to president ronald reagan. they arrived at sun up, left

charles manson's right-hand man may be getting out of jail. that story coming up.it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheerios who emailed it to emily, who sent it to cindy, who wondered why her soup wasn't quite the same. the recipe's not the recipe... ohhh. [ female announcer ] ...without swanson. the broth cooks trust most when making soup. mmmm! [ female announcer ] the secret is swanson. >>> a big shift for mitt romney. the candidate's new position on his 47% comments. >>> a side of presidential debate you probably didn't see. our experts say it wasn't the candidate's words, it was their aks at spoke volumes. >>> could it be a november surprise? the movie coming out just days before the election that could help the commander in chief. welcome back to "early start," everyone. i'm john berman. >> >> i'm zoraida sambolin. happy to have i don't with us this hour. mitt romney basking in his debate success makes a major admission that he was comple

. >>> a state parole board panel has recommended the release of a former charles manson follower.ruce davis was sentenced to life in prison in 1972 for his role in two murders. they one related to the sharon tate killings. parole recommend -- they were unrelated to the sharon tate killings. parole recommendations would be considered by the entire board and would need approval by governor brown of the davis' last parole recommendation in 2010 was rejected by then governor arnold schwarzenegger. >>> a new study finds free birth control may lower the number of unplanned pregnancies and abortions. researchers at the washington university school of medicine in st. louis gave 9,000 women free birth control for four years. during that time, abortion rates for the group were as much as 78% lower than the national average. abortion rates were substantially lower at that time, though. >>> time now is 5:51. starbucks gets a little warm and toasty. how the chain is trying to boost its reputation for food. >> they are all over this area. >> and turkeys gone wild in one bay area city. the unusu

. >> recommending parole for a charles manson follower, after the 27th parole hearing.ouble murder, orchestrated by manson, not connect to the sharon tate murders. the recommendation is not the final hurdle for davis who, turns 70 on friday. the entire board and the california governor must uphold the decision. i'm marianne rafferty, now back to "on the record." for all the latest headlines, go to foxnews.com. you are waffing the most powerful name in news, fox newschannel. om president obala from 2002, speaking on martin luther king jr. day, he seems to target the rich, explain judging he believes they are all for nonviolence. >> greta: this comes to light on the heels of the 2007 video about the government's slow response to hurricane katrina. joining me is byron york. and steve hayez. steve, you are first? >> look, i mean, it's an interesting video. but i don't think it tells us much that many people didn't already think about president obama. he has become much more sophisticated in these arguments. but i think at the end of the day, he is making a similar argument

into a maximum security prison that housed some of the nation's most notorious inmates including charles mansonnd sir han sir han. it was a prison with a reputation for gangs and violence. we discovered another side of corcoran. one that was tied not to its infamy, but to its location. in the heart of california's most fertile agricultural basin. >> come on, ladies, let's go. >> i had no idea there was a fully functioning dairy farm at corcoran prison before we got there. it was interesting because the inmates that worked on the dairy farm loved their jobs. i think it was the fact that they were around these animals and they were caretaking them and creating something that was valuable. it gave them a sense of purpose that i didn't often see at corcoran. >> this is a good opportunity right here. i live in bakersfield and there's a lot of dairies around there. so hopefully when i get out, the hours i accumulated here give me a job opportunity when i get out. >> i like it. it's better than dealing with the prison. you know? it's a lot better. i enjoy getting away from the yard and working with co

other manson family involved in the murders remain in prison, of course, along with charles manson. >nia will not be implementing a national law to track sex offenders. the program is supposed to link all 50 states into a national system for registering and tracking sex offenders. california and four other states decided not to implement the program because of doubts about how it works and how much it costs. that means the state will lose some federal law enforcement funding. 16 states have fully implemented the law. >>> coming up next, in two minutes, a sexting scandal at a number of schools in marin county. >> i was excited. i was -- i couldn't believe it in the beginning, but then i read it and it was true. >> a new opportunity for many to begin a future in the u.s. what many people are finally receiving that some may have been waiting their whole lives for. . >>> a sexting scandal at schools in the north bay has investigators and school officials reaching out to students and parents. >>> good evening. >> only on 2 tonight, a sexting investigation under way in marin county after pr

along with charles manson, bruce davis was convicted of two murders in 1969 unrelated to the infamousron tate killings. there is still no guarantee that davis, who is now 70, will go free. a parole board did recommend his release in 2010. but that was reversed by then governor schwarzenegger. >>> a plan to restart the shuttered san onofre nuclear plant in southern california is committed to the nuclear regulatory commission. the plant was taken offline in january. inspectors found cracks inside the walls of the generators. the plan calls for one of the two units at the facility to be powered up at 70% power for a five-month trial period. it may take months for the plant to get the okay. >>> those who say there's not enough good news, there were tears and hugs, lots of furry love in san jose where a dog snatched by some burglars back in loving arms. cbs 5 reporter len ramirez on how meeko went from stolen property back to the family pet. >> reporter: it's incredible. the mother of the little girl whose dog was stolen the other day that it could still have a happy ending that there are

the homicides took place near the locations where the manson family operated during its spree of murders four decades ago. the lapd says that charlesmay have discussed other unsolved murders with his attorney. watson is currently serving a life sentence for his role in the 1969 murders of actress sharon tate and six others. manson and his followers were convicted of killing eight people in a notorious plot to incite a race war thaebled was pra in helter-skelter. >>> government prosecutors want sensitive documents linked to an investigation to remain private, and that includes 911 calls from people trapped inside the burning world trade center towers and details relating to military operations after the attack. the alleged mastermind of the terror attacks and four other suspected operatives are on trial right now at the u.s. naval base at guantanamo bay. >>> 6:41. coming up, the sequel that giants fans don't want to see but have to come to expect. torture part two. we have live team coverage just ahead. >>> plus the two things you need for the s.a.t., a pencil and a watch. one of these things is new coming up. >>> and it's a booming

it's a slight tilt on the axis, and it's bubbly time. [ yelling gibberish ] ♪ [ laughter ] >> charles mansonrish ] >> boom, checkmate. i'm like, whoa. >> no one is going to believe that that just happened. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: see, i mean, he can't help himself. >> no. >> jimmy: he's physical comedian -- [ applause ] physical comedian genius. >> now, the really crazy thing -- a lot of crazy things happened in that episode. one of the craziest ones was he had -- for some reason, he put on this wig and these crazy sunglasses. and we get out of the truck, and there's a guy in a linen truck that you saw him there with the exact same hair. [ laughter ] and the exact same glasses. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: unbelievable. you guys got to check it out, check out comedianincarsgettingcoffee.com. jerry seinfeld! this thursday, 9:00 p.m. check it out. anthony anderson, zach cregger, jesse bradford joins us next. there they are in the bud light platinum suite! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ "there's stylish." "there's functional." "and then, there's both." "erika tsubaki is a big fan of both." "that