labianca down.r, and the knife bent, and she was yelling out for her husband. dr. jordan: tex hears the struggle going on and takes control, and he begins to stab rosemary. van houten: and then tex turned me around and he handed me a knife, and he said, "do something." and mrs. labianca was laying on the floor, and i stabbed her. where? in the lower back, around 16 times. dr. jordan: patricia krenwinkel had a long carving fork, a two-pronged fork that she stabbed into leno's stomach. then the word, "war" was carved into leno's stomach. patricia krenwinkel then wrote in blood on the walls, the words "rise," "death to pigs," and then the most famous, "helter skelter," misspelled on the refrigerator door. after you went out to the car and drove away, was there a rush, a high? there was -- we didn't do that. what did you do? we went and sat in some bushes. and i believe it was tex took milk and cheese from the house. and you ate? and we sat in the bushes and had milk and cheese. and where was manson? he

labianca into the bedroom, and the sounds of mr. labianca dying came into the bedroom. when mrs. her husband being killed by tex, she started calling out to him and yelling for him. >> and tex came in and her. >> and then tex turned me around and handed me the knife, and he said, do something. because manson had told him to make sure that you will of us got our hands dirty. and i stabbed mrs. labianca in the lower back about >> it took law enforcement three months to link the manson family to the murders. but by that time, the stage was set for a trial that would both fascinate and disgust those who watched. >> it was insanity from beginning to end. it was a circus. >> it was on television every night. it was spectacle. >> manson would come in, suspicious or charming, demonic or eerily amiable. even more shocking were the sight of the three women. in these colorful dresses. sometimes they'd be ♪ >> the contrast between the savage ri of the crime and the kind of care free nature, was the deeply unsettling. >> every bit of it was planned out by charles manson. >> the entire proceed

labianca into the bedroom and the sounds of mr. labianca dying came into the bedroom. >> when mrs.d, do something, because manson had told him to make sure that all of us got our hands dirty. and i stabbed mrs. labianca in the lower back about 16 times. >> following charlie's orders, words are written in blood, including "helter skelter" on the refrigerator. the murderers stop for a snack, they take from the refrigerator chocolate milk and watermelon. >> they were just savage crimes, savage murders. >> another bizarre murder in los angeles. >> why? what would be the purpose? there wasn't an immediate answer to who had done this terrible crime. and that made people in the hollywood community terrified. p! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, yeah, like me. thanks, bro. take a lap, r

labianca and his wife, rosemary. at their los angeles home in 1969. >> this is a really bad murder, for lack of a better term. and i think that most most people who live in california are going to be appalled by this decision. >> van houten has been granted parole five times each rejected by multiple california governors , including current governor gavin newsom. but newsom recently dropped his fight to keep her locked up, saying an appeal was unlike plea to succeed. van houten's attorney says she is remorseful. she's so sorry for what? >> what she's responsible for the murders in 1969 came a day after other manson followers killed actress sharon tate and four others. >> van houten did not participate in the tate killings , but she spoke to abc's diane sawyer in 1994 about how she attacked rosemary labianca. >> i stabbed mrs. labianca in the lower back about 16 times. >> what kind of punishment do you deserve? what is enough? >> i don't know when enough punishment will be enough for me. >> she long insisted she was b

but she stabbed rosemary labianca's lifeless body up to a dozen times.omething terrible desecrating a corpse, but she did not commit murder under california law. because she was part of the group that did, she was equally guilty of the crime. >> family of the labianca couple say, my family and i are heart broken because we're once again reminded of all the years we have not had my father and my stepmother with us. my children and grandchildren never got an opportunity to know either of them, which has been a huge void for my family. so how does the family kind of grapple with this decision and the position of the governor not even challenging the vote on her release? >> i don't think you can blame the labianca family they feel that way. i think they're justified in feeling that way. the question has never been whether leslie van houten committed an atrocious crime. she did. the prison system, the people who are involved there who have expertise have determined that she no longer would represent a threat to society, and after almost 54 years, has paid a t

labianca in the lower back about 16 times. >> what kind of punishment do you deserve?hat is enough? i don't know. when enough punishment will be enough for me. she long insisted she was brainwashed by charles manson and says she's now a changed woman. >> van houten is now in a transitional living facility. while charles manson did not commit the killings, he ordered his followers to do so. he died in prison in 2017. andrew rhiannon. >> andrea, thank you. frightening moments for a family of virginia watching in shock as their ceiling collapses. and it was all caught on camera. you can see each panel of their dining room ceiling come crashing down. one after the other and then dust quickly fills the home. luckily no one was hurt. the homeowner said her son looked up and saw a crack, so he set up his phone to record just in case as the ceiling fell and that that it did. it did fall. >> can you imagine? you're just sitting at your house and your ceiling comes crashing down. coming up next, the family of 12. yes, 12, whose ten kids are delight fans all over new york city an

labianca was laying on the floor and i stabbed her. >> that's leslie van houten in 1994.rt in a double murder which she said took place at the direction of charles manson. in 1969 when she was just 19, members of the cult known as the manson family killed supermarket executive leno labianca and list wife rosemary in their l.a. home. this is what van houten said when asked about where she stabbed her. >> in the lower back around 16 times. >> 16 times. after the couple was dead? >> sat in the bushes and had milk and cheese. >> the labianca murders took place a day after the infamous tate murders. a august 9, 1969, the manson members murdered the wife of polanski. van houten was not involved in the tate murders. van houten was born in the los angeles area. she reportedly grew up going to church camp and singing in the choir. her father said she soon got involved with drugs. she became a himmy and began living at a commune. later was introduced to charles manson. she lived with the manson family as they were called, which was known for group sex and drug use and murders that

but the reality is that the victims' families, the labianca family and the tate family, sharon tate - murdering sharon tate who was pregnant at the time she was murdered, but they don't want this release. and i want to remind everyone that rosemary labianca's blood was smeared on the wall saying death to pigs and helter-skelter, trying to incite a race war. that's what they were trying to do. and we are letting her walk free. as long as the victims' families say no, that should be respected. carley: that's right. her lawyer also said that she is thrilled by the fact that she could be getting out very soon. imagine being a member of one of the victims' families and hearing that their loved one's murder murderer is trillioned by this outcome -- thrilled. >> i know what it feels like to have a loved one's killer walk free. they enjoy life while the one you love the most is dead. and there's no way to appease the victims in this case, especially by letting her walk free. carley: i absolutely agree. it's a historic case, and she originally received the death penalty and then a life sentenc

labianca was lying on the floor, and i stabbed her. >> where?in the lower back, around 16 times. >> so how do you prove that you've changed from that person? >> that -- that's a good question. we are not proving that she was innocent. she has to and has accepted full responsibility for the crime. and since then, she has, as i said, she's gone through courses to confront what she did to take responsibility for what she did. she's had -- in order to gain parole in california, not only do you have to go through this rehabilitative programing, you also have to go through psych evaluations, which are very rigorous. she's had 40 years of psych evaluations saying she is not a danger to society. also what has to be factored into it, she was 19 years old when she fell under the influence of charles manson. and law has subsequently, social science has subsequently learned that your brain does not mature until you're 26. 10 because of that, the immature brain operates under what we call the hallmark features of youth, such as impulsivity, inability to appr

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she received a life sentence for helping to carry out the 1969 killings of leno labianca and her wife rosemary. she stabbed the woman more than a dozen times. back in 2016 we spoke with their grandson who says it was gut wrenching to hear that lezla van houten might be set free. >> they are making a decision to allow a murderer to come back into your neighborhood. my neighborhood. last time they were in my neighborhood they killed my family. >> reporter: van houston was found suitable for release on parole . after several appeals, newsom gave up the fight. >> she says it is hard for her to live with she has done. i feel for the lobby on the family. it was 54 years ago and there are a lot of circumstances that led up to that. >> van houten will be on parole. it is said that she got a job tutoring others while in prison. >>> the bay area program encouraging kids to have conversations about gun violence and what they can do about it. (wararehouse ambmbience) introducucing togo's's nenew french d dip sandwicics featuring fresh arartisan breae piled d high with h tender roasast beef, smsmo

now 73, she was convicted of the 1 1969 murders of the labiancas. t on friday, governor newsom said he wouldn't challenge the release. she was initially sentenced to death but it was reversed to life towith a possibility of parole >>> a do-not-drive order has been issued for a dodge. there have been 26 people killed by tacauda air bags about 84,000 are still on the road >>> with the strike deadline fast approaching at 12:00 a.m. pacific tonight, s.a.g.-aftra has agreed to talks. one of the major sticking points is residual pay from streaming platforms. it is not confident they have any intention of bargaining toward an agreement. the union reiterated that another contract extension was not on the table after extending it from june 30th to today >>> a historic pennsylvania farmer's market has been partially destroyed after a fire roared through the building. fire officials say the fast-moving flames began after an electrical malfunction in the building's ceiling fan luckily no one was hurt. governor josh shapiro says the building will be rebuilt buil

now 73, she was convicted of the is 1969 members of the labiancas. on friday, governor newsom said he wouldn't challenge the release. she was originally sentenced to death, but it was reversed on appeal to life with the possibility of parole. >>> let's turn now to the utter devastation left in the wake of flash flooding in vermont. histor histor historic montpellier was slammed. more than 100 people had to be rescued, with many more forced to evacuate their homes. >> we have to go now like now we have to go right now. and so we got our kids, and we grabbed our dog. and we left. >> counties in vermont have been declared disaster areas. roads and bridges buckled and entire homes were swept away when the water does finally recede, a massive and expensive clean up will be next. >>> now to the other serious weather threat millions are facing the dangerous heat wave that has brought record-break triple digits and triple digit highs for weeks now. our kathy park has the latest. >> reporter: the brutal heat building across the country, turning typical hotspo

she got the sentence for helping to carry out the 1969 killing of leno labianca and his wife rosemary. back in 2016 we spoke with lobby on the's grandson. he said it was gut wrenching to hear that van houten might be set free. >> they're making a decision to allow a murderer to come back into my neighborhood. last time they were in my neighborhood they killed my family. >> she was found suitable for parole three years ago but newsom blocked her release, saying she was still a threat to society. she will likely be on parole for about three years. her lawyer says she hopes to get a job soon. she actually got a masters degree while in prison and worked as a tutor for other inmates. >>> meanwhile, disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes could leave prison at 1.5 years earlier than expected. holmes reported to a texas prison camp in late may. she is serving an 11 year sentc conspiracy with her failed blood testing started. >>> the city website was restored after a ransomware attack. officials are going through the site to make sure that it is functioning. so far no personal information

prison after 53 years now 73 years old, she was convicted of the 1969 murders of leon and rosemary labianca. a state court blocked governor gavin newsom's latest attempt to stop her release >>> and tonight, a prominent college football coach is out of a job, fired in a growing hazing scandal. maggie vespa has this one. >> reporter: tonight, the culmination of a months-long hazing scandal has northwestern university parting ways with its winningest coach ever. >> win on three, one, two, three -- >> win >> reporter: after 17 seasons, head coach and former northwestern linebacker pat fitzgerald was fired monday the university's president writing, "the head coach is ultimately responsible for the culture of his team." the firing follows a six-month independent investigation into allegations of hazing, which found evidence it happened, but no evi evidence, the school says, coaches knew still, the university initially suspended fitzgerald for two weeks, but over the weekend, reconsidered. northwestern's student newspaper published allegations from former players who claimed they endured coerced s

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she took part in the stabbings of super market executive leno labianca and list wife rosemary in theiruesome crimes. the victim's families say they're outraged that she is out. >>> and ahead of contract negotiation tomorrow, a leader of the united autoworkers says the union is prepared to strike in an online post, he commented that the members are not afraid to take action against the big three car makers. the last auto workers strike was back in 2019 when 48,000 uaw members at general motors walked off the job for six weeks. jim? >>> a new highly restrictive abortion bill approved in iowa is headed to the governor's desk. it would ban most abortions in that state as early as six weeks. that's before most women know they're pregnant. the bill does include exemptions for miscarriages, when the life of the woman is threatened, and a victim of rape or incest if reported within a certain number of days. next on "the lead," jake, this clearly has potential political impact. the interesting thing is it is not just unpopular but even in the state of iowa based on recent polling. >> yeah. it's

she wasn't ther for the tate murders, but the next day, she and other followers broke into the labianca'se multiple times. van houten was sentenced to death. that was changed on appeal to a life sentence. governor gavin newsom rejected her parole in the past his office now telling nbc, the governor is disappointed, but will not pursue further action as efforts to further appeal are unlikely to succeed. and >> it didn't happen overnight. he spent a lot of time taking middle class girls and remolding them >> charles manson died in prison but he and the manson family have continued to capture the attention of the country and live on in pop culture, including the 2019 hit "once upon a time in hollywood." >> you are >> i'm the devil and i'm here to do the devil's business. >> now, the real-life impact being felt by those left behind. >> i really do not believe that anyone who kills two people and especially in such a brutal manner should ever be let out of prison. >> that family's outrage is palpable have we heard from van houten at all? >> not directly, but through her attorney, hoda her atto

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was a key player in the murders of leno and rosemary labianca in their los angeles home. the la bianca's were killed a day after the infamous sharon tate murder which van houton played no part in in the years after the murders and houghton blame several factors for involvement with manson, including her parents, divorce a forced abortion plus drug and alcohol abuse and houghton is expected to spend a year in that housing, too, try to re-learn basic life skills outside of prison. >> help firefighters say a good samaritan who knows a thing or 2 about fighting fires. help take down an alleged arsonist. happened saturday evening when the man reportedly saw another man intentionally starting a grass fire with a flair near the intersection of admiral callaghan lane and turner parkway in valais. how he then chase the s%spect to a parked tesla nearby, which is when firefighters say the suspect, quote, quickly learned he was being detained by a trained mixed martial artist who introduced him to a double arm bar. officials eventually arrive. they took the suspect into custody. they

>> no, with leslie van houten, chevy committed the crimes on waverly, with rosemary and leto labianca, and was not president on my uncles murder on the evening of august 8th. as i understand it, there are certain crtc rules that prohibit the offenders from contacting the families. so, no, i haven't received any, any outrage from, from leslie. >> what's your view now of governor gavin newsom, knowing that he did not, at this occasion, fight? >> you know, i appreciate that question. i certainly have respect for governor newsom and the attorney general. but our families strongly, vehemently disagree with their decision not to file an appeal. >> anthony dimaria, thank you for joining us, and thank you for shedding some light on your family members. and we will think of them as a part of your family, not just in the gruesome way that all of this has been described. thank you so much. >> thank you, laura. >> tonight, there are three major developments in the cases against the former president, donald trump, who is vying to, of course, become the president yet again. first, there is a revers

labianca's daughter saying my family and i have been strong for 50 years.he decision to release her was wrong. >> i think that most people who live in california are going to be appalled by this decision. >> reporter: from behind bars, van houten spoke with dyan sawyer about her part in the violence. >> i stabbed her in the lower back about 16 times. i take responsibility for my part. and part of my responsibility was helping create him. being a follower does not excuse. >> reporter: five years after manson's death in prison, van houten has been moved to a transitional living facility. her attorney said she will spend the next year in that transitional facility learning basic life skills. her attorney saying that she does have job opportunities that they will be looking into. guys? >> eva, thank you for that. we're going to turn to the republican senator under fire after calling white nationalists americans. he's now walking back that statement. our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott pressed him on it. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: michael

she's been in prison for 53 years for her part in the brutal murders of grocer leno, labianca and his wife, rosemary, back in 1969, van houghton has been recommended for parole five different times. but newsom and former governor jerry brown rejected all those recommended actions. she is now 73 years old, a murder suspect compared to serial killer ted bundy is being extradited to baja california to face charges. 30 year old brian eduardo rivera was captured outside la on thursday. baja california. prosecutors will charge him, at least for now. one count of femicide, which is a hate crime in the killing of a woman. rivera is accused of strangling a sex worker at a tijuana hotel in january of last year. investigators believe he also killed two other women who were protesting students or adult dancers in tijuana between 2021 and 2022. mexico authorities compared rivera to notorious serial killer ted bundy, preyed on dozens of women and girls before he was eventually caught and executed. another insurance company is setting new limits that will likely make it harder for some homeowners to