here now, martha maccallum playing for gary clark, arlington, texas.dine holmes, fort smith, arkansas. if you would like to win prizes simply sign up on bill o'reilly.com. we want to uplift. and so we will begin with charles man son. what more uplifting than that? >> all right. awesome. >> bill: manson and his so-called family shocked the country when they murdered actress sharon tate. >> sharon learns that being a movie star means being written about, talked about, interviewed. >> i discovered regardless of how many months and years of acting classes that i have had, i found that i knew absolutely nothing at all. so now i can begin. >> bill: the manson family also had plans to kill which famous singer? cards up, please. and the answer is, correct. a, frank sin that the -- sinatra. living out in palm springs. could have been an inviting target. okay. so not off to a great start maccallum. >> maybe it was part of his strategy. >> bill: question number two, 1970s, ted bundy reeked havoc across the country killing scores of women. >> i think i understand

here now, martha maccallum playing for gary clark, arlington, texas.ort smith, arkansas. if you would like to win prizes simply sign up on bill o'reilly.com. we want to uplift. and so we will begin with charles man son. what more uplifting than that? >> all right. awesome. >> bill: manson and his so-called family shocked the country when they murdered actress sharon tate. >> sharon learns that being a movie star means being written about, talked about, interviewed. >> i discovered regardless of how many months and years of acting classes that i have had, i found that i knew absolutely nothing at all. so now i can begin. >> bill: the manson family also had plans to kill which famous singer? cards up, please. and the answer is, correct. a, frank sin that the -- sinatra. living out in palm springs. could have been an inviting target. okay. so not off to a great start maccallum. >> maybe it was part of his strategy. >> bill: question number two, 1970s, ted bundy reeked havoc across the country killing scores of women. >> i think i understand what happened

that news hit a local mu session hard who called clark a friend. gary nurenberg is here with that. >> reporter: many writers have been giving dick clark credit for introducing black performers to write america, bridging color barriers that made african american acts a rare dity on 1960s television. dick clark helped change that. >> from the jackson 5. >> to stevie wonder and james brown. >> there was no color when it came to dick clark. it was music. >> herb fame rose to fame in peaches and herb, big selling records with sammy davis but new breaking into white dominated television was tough for african american acts. >> i don't think dick had that kind of mentality, if the music was good, he would play it. >> one american band stand appearance was memorable. >> we became closer when once i was doing a show and i fell through this rise he had and from then on, we always jumped about it every time we saw each other. >> he started american bandstand in philly in 1957- 1989 and the television production, game shows, the golden globes, the academy of country

clark died wednesday. he was 82. >> he'll be best remembered as the pioneering host of "american band stand." gary nurenberg talked to a local musician who has some pretty fond memories. >> reporter: from the jackson five to stevie wonder and james brown. >> there was no color when it came to dick clark. it was music. >> reporter: anacostia born herb rose to fame in peaches and herb. breaking into white television was tough for african-american acts. >> i don't think dick had that kind of mentality. if the music was good, he would play it. >> reporter: one american bandstand appearance was memorable. >> we became closer when once i was doing a show and i fell through this rise he had. from then on we always joked about it every time we saw each other. >> reporter: it became a national hit from 1957 to 1989. clark branched out into television productions, game shows, the golden globes, the academy of country music awards. didn't mind the description america's oldest teenager. >> the minute you grow up, the minute you mentally atrophy and freeze in time you're old. >> reporter: he hosted new year's

gary: they are 45 mi. away. >>pam: we will see you at 8:00 p.m. ♪ >>> stars reaching out to "the insider" to honor dick clark.nal days and also his fortune. i'm kevin frazier. in new york city. >>> "the insider" is on. >>> thank you for being a part of my life. >> we will miss him. and there will be nobody like him. >> he crossed generations. >> only god is responsible for creating more stars than dick clark. >> hollywood remembers a legend. >> it was an honor to know him. >> between "american bandstand" and what he did on new year's eve, he had two iconic places on television. >> what we learned about his last hours before his hospitalization and heart attack. >> i had a stroke. >> was he battling declining health after the debilitating stroke? >>> plus --