dennis wilson. had sex with a run away, came back found his house overflowing with members of the manson family, including charlie. dennis called me and say come down here. there is a guy, and girls and a bus. it was late at night. said no. no. you've got to listen to this guy. so i got my clothes on ask i came down. that is the first time i met charlie. there were a lot of girls, some guys everybody partying. it was night and it was fun. >> one of the other men was 22-year-old charles tex watson. a former rig salesman he picked up a hitchhiker on sunset boulevard. the beach boy invited him in. watson came face-to-face with his future, charles manson. >> he didn't have long hair and gruff look you can confuse him as a student at cornell boulevard. from farmersville texas an "a" average in high school. >> one of the sweetest guys i met. nice guy. drove a beautiful old pickup truck. and just a sweetheart. loved to -- just out for a good time. you know? party with the girls, go swimming. >> for the fami

dennis wilson. had sex with a run away, came back found his house overflowing with members of the manson family, including charlie. dennis called me and say come down here. there is a guy, and girls and a bus. it was late at night. said no. no. you've got to listen to this guy. so i got my clothes on ask i came down. that is the first time i met charlie. there were a lot of girls, some guys everybody partying. it was night and it was fun. >> one of the other men was 22-year-old charles tex watson. a former rig salesman he picked up a hitchhiker on sunset boulevard. the beach boy invited him in. watson came face-to-face with his future, charles manson. >> he didn't have long hair and gruff look you can confuse him as a student at cornell boulevard. from farmersville texas an "a" average in high school. >> one of the sweetest guys i met. nice guy. drove a beautiful old pickup truck. and just a sweetheart. loved to -- just out for a good time. you know? party with the girls, go swimming. >> for the fami

dennis the menace" cartoon that putin wrote. [ with russian accent ] "don't worry, dennis, you won't be hearing from mr. wilsond. >> steve: he's scared. >> jimmy: dennis looks frightened. the kid, poor kid. and the last one he's got -- it's a "peanuts" cartoon. [ with russian accent ] "i suggest that you do not remove football, lucy." [ laughter ] yeah, that's -- i wouldn't do it either. i wouldn't do it either. but, it's amazing. he's getting it out there to the american people. this is pretty interesting. officials in washington, d.c. have proposed a 24-hour waiting period before people can get tattoos. of course, no one's sure of the exact details since the new law is written in chinese symbols. it's like -- i think it says "peace." i have no idea what it means. that's right. a 24-hour waiting period before people can get tattoos or as people who want tattoos put it, "you mean we've got to stay drunk for 24 hours? i mean, i'll do it. that's fine with me. all i want is 'peace' written like here in a different language. that's all i want." i was kind of sad to hear this. technical problems have forced an amer

dennis the menace" cartoon that putin wrote. [ with russian accent ] "don't worry, dennis, you won't be hearing from mr. wilson [ laughter ] dennis looks frightened. >> steve: he's scared. >> jimmy: dennis looks frightened. the kid, poor kid. and the last one he's got -- it's a "peanuts" cartoon. [ with russian accent ] "i suggest that you do not remove football, lucy." [ laughter ] yeah, that's -- i wouldn't do it either. i wouldn't do it either. but, it's amazing. he's getting it out there to the american people. this is pretty interesting. officials in washington, d.c. have proposed a 24-hour waiting period before people can get tattoos. of course, no one's sure of the exact details since the new law is written in chinese symbols. it's like -- i think it says "peace." i have no idea what it means. that's right. a 24-hour waiting period before people can get tattoos or as people who want tattoos put it, "you mean we've got to stay drunk for 24 hours? i mean, i'll do it. that's fine with me. all i want is 'peace' written like here in a different language. that's all i want." i was kind of sad to hear this. te

wilson for being so kind and patient. so this is so grateful. thank you for bringing this to us so quickly. >> you know what i'm going to do, i realize that mr. dennis kelly filled out a speaker card on this item. would you like to address the board now? i don't make that offer usually. [ laughter ] i'm dennis kelly, the president of the united educators of san francisco and this is my 45th year in the san francisco unified school district and ever -- evelyn is the parliament tarn we have ever had. we will miss her. this was in incredibly appropriate. i think it was a wonderful way of signaling not only what evelyn did for us over the years but the continuing on going need for that kind of attention. major robert, of roberts rules of order got his start in san francisco. when he was in san francisco he and his wife tried to join organizations and every single organization they joined was ruled by a different set of rules and that's why he sat down and put together his rules. evelyn wasn't quite long enough to remember robert personally but she maintained his tradition that he established here. she will be greatly missed and we are in support of this

. >> dennis mccarthy wants in on digg woodrow wilson become consumed with ellen's illness. to did affect his performance as president? >> not till the very end. by and large it was kept secret from him. >> i think everyone was in denial. her sheors kept telling would get better. i think the doctors were in denial. i don't think woodrow knew she was dying until the day she died . >> in the last few days when he was at her sick bed every possible minute, the world has literally fallen apart with world war i, and he had to deal with that. it's terrible. >> connie wants to

. >> dennis mccarthy wants in on digg woodrow wilson become consumed with ellen's illness. to did affect his performance as president? >> not till the very end. by and large it was kept secret from him. >> i think everyone was in denial. her sheors kept telling would get better. i think the doctors were in denial. i don't think woodrow knew she was dying until the day she died . >> in the last few days when he was at her sick bed every possible minute, the world has literally fallen apart with world war i, and he had to deal with that. it's terrible. >> connie wants to know about the new role. -- about the funeral. >> they had the funeral in rome at the church where woodrow met her. the townspeople were there, but there wasn't a state funeral in washington. there was a little ceremony and the white house. >> yes, there was, at the white we already finished our first hour. cooper our guest john biography of woodrow wilson. do as we closeo out here, mr. cooper, is open it up and read this paragraph or you talk about her contributions to him. low. seth felt him a cold ellen ha

. >> dennis mccarthy wants in on twitter, digg woodrow wilson become consumed with ellen's illness. to did affect his performance as president? >> not till the very end. by and large it was kept secret from him. so, that was ellen's wish. she did not want to burden him. >> i think everyone was in denial. the doctors kept telling her she would get better. i think the doctors were in denial. i don't think woodrow knew she was dying until the day she died. >> in the last few days when he was at her sick bed every possible minute, the world has literally fallen apart with world war i, and he had to deal with that. it's terrible. >> connie wants to know about the new role. -- about the funeral. >> they had the funeral in rome at the church where woodrow met her. the townspeople were there, but there wasn't a state funeral in washington. there was a little ceremony and the white house. >> yes, there was, at the white house. >> we already finished our first hour. here is our guest john cooper biography of woodrow wilson. what i wanted to do as we close out here, mr. cooper, is open it up a

wilson. says jonathan suggested to him is to integrate the two things because they belong to each other her personal life or in the denny's it does inform his professional life. his professional life profoundly affects the world. and i think we're joe wilson was the first president to affect the world so profoundly. let me run it buy you. since time is limited i have a big book, and dealing with a very big life really have time to give his greatest hits but i thought if i threw out a couple of superlatives because i like superlatives, it may give you some greater sense of woodrow wilson our at the very least some take away this afternoon. the first thing you must remember, again this integrates personal life with later professionally that he was the first southerner elected president of the united states since the civil war. most people don't think of him as a southerner but he was born 1856 in virginia his very first memory his father was a presbyterian minister then they moved into three were states a book became a confederate states that during that period when the wilsons were living in a vested georgia, thomas woodro