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manson has learned nothing. >> larry: back with debra tate.oes it bofter you there are movies, documentaries, best-selling books all about this? >> it does. i feel that many people have made a lot of money off of my family's pain. and they continue to do so. so many of the things, documentaries or even statements that i myself have made are taken and chopped and taken out of context. i would love to have the opportunity to tell the entire story in a cohesive manner that is complete. and i haven't had the opportunity to do that. >> larry: why don't you write it? >> i have thought about that, larry. i actually thought about writing it. there's so much -- my mother's advocate work. my father actually to deal with his pain went out in to the world, hollywood world and did his own investigation. there's so many heroes in this family's story that have not been -- that have not been explored. >> larry: you watch -- did you like "helter-skelter." >> i never read "helter-skelter". >> did you see it? >> i did not see it. i will not contaminate my memori

debra tate spoke on the "today" show this morning. he was arrested last weekend. the u.s. has been seeking his extradition for having sex with a 13-year-old girl back in 1977. polanski's attorney reportedly said the filmmaker would be willing to undergo house arrest at his swiss chalet. a swiss court said it will make a decision on polanski's appeal in a few weeks. debra tate says he would get fairer treatment in france than the u.s. >> it was determined that roman did not forcibly have sex with this young woman. it was a consensual matter. i am a victim's advocate. and i know the difference. >> debra tate's sister, sharon, was murdered back in 1969 by followers of charles manson. pat? >>> let's turn to the weather now, which is a still blustery out there. i did turn the heat on last night. >> did you get any sprinkles coming in today? >> a few. >> today was one of those, what i call kind of weird type skies, where you get the sprinkles, but you've got sun hitting you in the face. >> athe same time. >> exactly. some wind today, we've had it right now. the wind out of the n

debra tate is the sister of sharon tate, roman polanski's late wife, who was, as we just heard, murderedollowers of charles manson back in 1969. she joins us exclusively. debra, good morning to you. >> good morning, matt. >> as you just heard stephanie say and you've heard over the last several days, roman polanski is a polarizing figure. people feel one way or the other. there is often not a gray area here. so, since you know him and you've kept in regular contact with him over the years, what can you tell us about him personally that might shed light on this situation? >> roman is a brilliant director. there is no disputing that. he's also a philanthropist. he helps many other people get a foothold in the business. he's quite a humanitarian. he's a good guy. he's brilliant as well. >> and yet, there is this other side, and that is the polarizing part of this story, that he committed a crime some 30 years ago and then fled this country to avoid punishment for that crime. and so, you know, how do you respond to people who s it doesn't matter that he's brilliant and a great director? he d

. >> larry: debra tate. ac 360 is next. ac 360 is next. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. tonight, breaking news, a major development in the georgia killing rampage that left eight people dead. the young man who made that anguished 911 call, this young man you see that he come home to find his entire family had been wiped out. well, he tonight is under arrest, charged with their murders. details are just ahead. >>> but first, we want to concentrate on the growing pressure on president obama with your children stuck in the cross-fire. the president talking to kids on the first day back to school may not seem all that controversial on the surface. plenty of past presidents, both republican and democrat have done it without causing much fuss. but not this president and not this time. that's because this time some school districts are refusing to carry the president's speech. some parents now plan to keep their children home from school on that day. it turns out there's a lot o