lynette "squeaky" fromme was serving a life sentence but as teri okita reports from los angeles, the 60-year-old was released early for good behavior. >> reporter: lynette "squeaky" fromme is a free woman for the first time in more than three decades. officials release the former charles manson disciple from a prison. she was 20 years old when he tried to assassinate ford. secret service agents grab her gun and the president was unhurt. in ' 99 mr. ford made a return trip to the city. >> when i drove by the place where lynette "squeaky" fromme tried to take a shot at me, and obviously it was interesting. >> reporter: lynette "squeaky" fromme who is one of charles manson's earliest and most devoted followers said she targeted the president because she wanted attention for a new trial for her leader. manson and several other followers were in prison for the grisly murders of nine people, including actress sharon tate. those killings, 40 years ago this week, shocked l.a. lynette "squeaky" fromme was not connected to the murders but was convicted of trying to prevent other followers from

lynette khalfani-cox calls herself the money coach. one " and the show of there so much about money is tied to the motion tell be rationally begin to have the money conversation with kids? first i think you have to recognize that even if he made mistakes those can be teaching moments. so many of us don't wanna talk about past failures to we've had and what we've done wrong i take the opposite approach. i've been vocal about the fact that i was in a deep amount of debt to the tune of $100,000 now when i talk about my young kids who are approaching teenage years my 12 year old certainly i tell them listen there are smart choices you can make with germany but there are bad ones you can make as well that this economy is in in our 24 us talk about money on what he is. the talk about a situation where both parents perhaps lost their jobs over past year. the bills aren't been paid out the start that conversation and still try to instill value into kids? one thing i think we can do especially for teenagers is let them see the household budget.

lynette "squeaky" fromme escaped from a women's prison in ' 87 but recaptured two days lair. she will remain on parole supervision. >>> investigators say olympic swimmer michael phelps was not at fall in a minor car accident in baltimore last night. we have just learned in the last ten minutes the swimmer will be cited for driving without a license and failing to establish residencecy in the state of maryland. police say all phelps had was an expired license from michigan. we have more on the crash and the aftermath. >> reporter: only w jay-z cameras captured miphelps after a serious wreck in mount vernon last night. it happened here at calvert and middle. you can see a smashed cadillac escalade. the air bags went off. police say the driver of this honda sped through a red light causing the crash [ sirens ] she was taken to the hospital forker minor injuries. phelps was fine as were two passengers in his ride. back at the scene today his fans loved that news. >> that's the main thing. he's all right. that is a real tragedy. >> it is anything that would happen to anyone. natur

. >>> lynette "squeaky" from, who tried to assassinate gerald ford was released today from a >>> lynetteueaky" fromme, who tried to assassinate gerald ford was released today from a federal prison. fromme pointed a handgun at president ford as he shook hands in a crowd during a 1975 visit to california. she later said she didn't really want to kill him. she was granted parole after 34 years in prison based on good conduct. >>> today california officials declared a state of emergency in santa cruz county as a wildfire that has forced more than 2,000 people from their homes continues to burn out of control. about 4 1/2 square miles have been scorched in this fire, just one of several burning in both southern and northern california. >>> we have all heard about the lucky people who seem to be able to get by just fine on very little sleep. sometimes just a few hours a night. well, now a new study may explain why. and it is being called a breakthrough. our chief science correspondent robert bazell now joins us with more on this. bob. >>> good evening, ann. scientists have always known differe

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lynette squeaky fromm served 34 years for the assassination attempt. fromm, a follower of charles manson pointed a gun at president ford. turned out the gun wasn't even loaded. she's set to be released from a federal center in texas as early as august 16th. screw well, they're lining up for the free chicken, this time in middle river. tomorrow a new chick-fil-a will open. die hard fans are camping out to be among the first to walk in the door. that's because the first 100 adults in line get a year's supply of chick-fil-a meals free. but you have to stay here long enough to do the weather. you sit right down. you have time to make it. >> you folks out there, you may get wet by about 2:00. >> that's a year's free supply of chicken, bob. >> let's take a look at radar real quick. three areas of rain moving generally toward our region, and the first one out here in northern virginia, that's who is probably going to get the baltimore area west, another one toward southern maryland, that might clip us, but this one is going to miss us. but we do have chances

in 1975 lynette "squeaky" fromme tried to assassinate president gerald ford. she did escape from a prison and was recaptured later. she will be on supervised release for two years. >>> in healthwatch, a landmark study linking a genetic mutation to a person's sleep pattern. a mother and daughter carrying the gene were found to need only six hours of sleep in order to feel refreshed. scientists hope this enables them to understand individual differences in sleep duration and also lead to treatments for insomnia. >>> red eyes, coughing and run yes, nose. it's not the common cold but a stubborn plant. ragweed is hanging on for the last days of summer. alex demetrick takes a look at the pest and its remedies. >> reporter: st. joseph's allergy expert john bacon doesn't need to look at a calendar to know fall is coming. not yet. but give it at few weeks. maryland is just entering ragweed season. the plants are springing up just about anywhere there's sun and a little dirt. some have already begun to produce the flowers that will generate an irritating pollen, and all

now a name from the past, lynette "squeaky" fromme was just 26 years old, a follower of charles manson, when she pointeded a gun at president gerald ford back in 1975. she was sentenced to life for that assassination attempt. she's now 60, and today she was released on parole. manson is still serving his life term for the 1969 slaughter of actress sharon tate and eight others. coming up next right here on the cbs evening news, u.s. marines fighting house by house, clearing the way so afghans can vote next week. what's the #1 mascara launch in recent history? it's lash blast! for the biggest, boldest lashes of your life! this big brush doubles the size of lashes. 6 million women have doubled theirs. try lash blast. only from easy, breezy beautiful... covergirl. and albacore tuna, crab, salmon and ocean fish flavors. i'm working on my digestive health. whatcha eatin'? yoplus. it's a yogurt for digestive health. here... blackberry pomegranate. i can't find my hand. (announcer) yoplus... a delicious alternative for digestive health... ...from yoplait. my daughter was with me. i took a baye

. >> since lynette is here, that ties in directly with the root.y don't you describe the root. >> the root.com. well, donald graham says it was my idea, and i say it's donald graham's idea, and i'm really right. [laughter] we were on the pulitzer prize board for almost nine years. you could serve three three-year terms, and we used to argue, you know, all the time. but i admired him, i knew his mother socially through martha's vineyard, and i liked her a lot, and i like don. he's a very smart guy. but we would have big time healthy, fun like harvard seminar kind of battles over which novels should win or which poet, whatever, and we often disagreed. so i thought, wow, man, i hope the post never reviews any of my work, because it's going to be rough. [laughter] so at the end of one day, a particularly heated day, he said i have an idea i want to talk to you about. why don't we have a drink. so i said, oh, my god, what's going on? so we get there, and he says i want to start a black version of slate.com, and i want you to be co-founder with me, and i

lynette "squeaky" from was resleased today. -- released today. from who was one of charles manson's earliest and most devoted followers said she targeted the president for attention. >>> hundreds gathered to pay their final respects to eunice kennedy shriver. the 88-year-old died tuesday. her daughter maria paid tribute to the woman who founded the special olympics. along with her 19 grandchildren. she was remembered for being a trailblazer and an early feminist, whether she was fighting causes at home or with her family. >>> thousands of answers for the question, what can the state do to save money? political reporter pat warren has a short list. >> governor o'malley launched the plan to get money-saving ideas at the cabinet meeting last month. >> we all worked together. and help the state and country go in the right direction. from a patriotic nurse in wicomico county. >> tax increases were often mentioned. an increase in sales tax, for example. >> there's too much going on right now. they tax this. tax that. no. huh-uh. no. >> reporter: some s

lynette squeaky fromme was 20 years ldobch old back in 1975 w was grabbed and the present was not injured. s is 60 years old. >>> authorities search for an scraped -- an escaped prison in howard county right now. at about 11:30 last night a sheriff's deputy was transporting a prison from the courthouse back to jessop and the prisoner got away. the search continues this midday. owisllth g ther big story we'fon llowing this morning, an unwanted delivery. a mailbox bomber facing serious charges last night. >> theorstruck last night ni northeast, putting an explosive device inside a u.s. postal mailbox at the corner of mead and 49th street. tom fitzgerald has more details. >> reporter: this bolt and the marks in the concrete are all that remains of a mailbox blown up here on this corner on thursday night. and if somebody meant this as a prank, nobody in this neighborhood is laughing. it happened around 10:00 at night just across the street from the brown middle school on mead street northeast. suddenly and without warning, a postal mailbox exploded. neighbor mary monk says she will never forg

could not find work arrested in 1924 because he was still wearing his uniform beyond the three months lynette ultimately committed suicide. they traveled west as far as omaha and returned home to play at mechanics hall and that night herbert was one of the drummers to started to act strange and in the dressing room he felt that he was being persecuted singling him out with their days is and when they tried to find out what was wrong at intermission herbert said you don't treat me right still makes mistakes and you don't say nothing to him they tried to quiet him down but now he took out a knife and said i will kill anybody to disadvantage buddy launched himself in the neck he put a towel on that he did not think that it was the serious he told them to finish this show he went to the hospital where he said he would give a transfusion but he was too late. i am convinced jim boyd is nablus has been as big as in the name in the history of american jazz. the news made national headlines. ♪ you might notice this is a culmination of things happening in france. there is no way to save their herbert r

. >> lynette worried her old chevy blazer worth only a few hundred bucks could die at any moment, so they were more than happy to accept $4,500 towards a new honda crv. >> you can't beat that. >> i think it's great. it's better than what i would get for my vehicle. so having this type of program for the kind of car that i have gives me the opportunity to get a better car. >> reporter: management here say it's been a long time since they've seen this kind of customer traffic. buyers at every desk, sales clerks filling out paper work as fast as possible. >> before they weren't so confident but now it's a good time to buy a car. >> reporter: this dealership has made 650 deals and expects a thousand before the program ends. says the government owes his dealership $650,000. >> it's been a deal getting our applications paid. >> reporter: but right now the focus is taking in the old and selling the new. without the helping hand from the government, nette would be clunking around in her old ride until it died. >> my car almost conked out op me. almost. >> and the program officially ends tomo

a spokeswoman for the federal hospital prison in fort worth says lynette "squeaky" fromme left the facility today. secret service agents tackled her in sacramento in september of 1975 when she pointed a pistol at the sitting president. she was granted parole from a life sentence in exchange for her behavior. squeaky fromme was a follower of charles manson, who is serving a life term of his own for a series of nine murders in the 1960's. investigators never implicated fromme. wealthy foreigners are taking advantage of the weakened u.s. economy. here is how it works. the u.s. citizens by real estate or invest in business and they get a pay off, a green card. they get a fast track to citizenship. they call it an investor visa and it is one of the quick ways to gain american citizenship, which can otherwise take up to a decade or more. phil keating is live in our sow for the news room. could this help boost the economy? >> without a doubt. those familiar say it is an outstanding way to get capital investments in our economy and create jobs. the trade-off is, let's wait time for the green card.

. >>> and lynette "squeaky" fromme has been paroled after decades in prison for attempting to asass tate in 1978 but was recaptured days later. >>> finally, bring on the brides at a store on long island in new york state. yesterday hundreds of young women vied for a chance to buy a bargain wedding dress. they emptied the racks in minutes and began trying them right out in the open. a look at that. quick look at the headlines. over to marysol with the weather. >> good morning to you. in homage to woodstock, the weather 40 years ago it was a slippery, rainy, muddy mess. there you go. i bet it stunk really terribly, as well. today very different, 40 years later beautiful weather. very sunny, 86 degrees. i bet bill can attest to it. elsewhere, severe weather in the nothern plains, 60 to >> we have a hot of sunshine t a comfortable start to the day, temperatures near 90. passing clouds this afternoon. no storms in the forecast this afternoon. high temperatures near 90 both >> thanks so much. this weather report to you by cvs. >>> the things between jon and kate. the stars of "jon & kate plus

. >>> lynette "jeeky" fromme was released from prison today in texas.romme was 26 years old in 1975 when she point ad 45 caliber pistol at the president in sacramento. she received a life sentence but received time off for good conduct. coming up this half hour, warn being the threat of dog flu in our area and what you can do to prevent your pets from getting sick. four star hotel in venice makes a costly mistake. all for a romantic getaway for one euro cent. we will meet a local golfer whoa at 91 years old has just won an olympic medal. fieidch dav baker is d sinpegnd first night in inlejagad afte pinad drineilodayo ery5,12ak bd. july 125, baker was ate tees after being involved i ntdecin iaf cident in arlington. court records show his blood alcohol level at the time was more than twice the legal limit. julie carey reports. >> reporter: three weeks ago dave baker was the highly respecte alexandria city police chief. but tonight the former chief is in the arlington county jail to serve a five-day sentence for drunk driving. baker stayed out of public vi

lynette fromme pointed a gun at president ford in 1975.t service agents stopped her from firing. >>> the new york giants quarterback is now the highest paid player in the nfl. eli manning's new six-year contract is worth $97 million. which puts his average salary at just over $15 million a year. not bad. manning was super bowl mvp when the giants upset the patriots in 2008. >>> finally tonight, a car and a horse on a collision course. check out this video. if you think the car is going to win here? as you see? not so much. this is on a highway in northern israel. the horse tried to leap over. doesn't quite do it. the horse apparently was only slightly injured. i think the car suffered more damages. only minor cuts for the car's driver as well. >> that's good news. that poor horse. he looks okay though. >> he seems to be fine. which was amazing. the others are like, we'll just go around. oh, sure, you try to jump it. meet you on the other side. >> erica hill, thanks. >>> tonight's newsmaker, whoopi goldberg last night we talked to her about

lynette squeaky fromme set to leave prison later this month. after she tried to shoot president gerald ford. she was but 26 years old at the time. gun in hand when the secret service agents wrestled her to the ground. squeaky fromme was devoted to the serial killer charles manson. never implicated in the manson family massacres. manson remains behind bars for the murders of actress sharon tate and four others. this weekend marks 40 years since that killing spree. check in for summer of evil the manson murders. hosted by greta van susteren at 10 p.m. eastern. a 911 call center becomes the first in the nation to accept your text messages. but don't do it while you drive. as we go across america. >> iowa, the call center may be in the basement of the county jail, but it could be a model for the rest of the nation. the center in waterloo started accepting and responding to texts sent to 911. right now, only subscribers to one local carrier can use the new service, work is underway to make it available to everybody. michigan, a homeowner naked in hi

. >> lynette "squeaky" fromme was released today from a federal prison in texas.he pointed a gun at president ford during a visit to california. >> a follower of charles manson served more than 30 years. she was released from prison. >> today, released on parole. manson still serving his sentence. >>> and the manson murders, one of the darkest times of the '60s. but just a week later, the setting a farm in upstate new york. 40 years ago tomorrow. >> marking its anniversary, woodstock, it's memory and marketing is alive. and echoing through the generations born since. >> it revived your faith in human beings and made you feel like you could trust your buddy, even though they were telling you couldn't. >> they become unexpected icons themselves when they were listening to music. >> their picture became the cover of the woodstock soundtrack. >> you always become nostalgic. >> we've been together 40 years. 40 years. that's a long time. ♪ >> reporter: the farm in upstate new york which revived their great escape. >> no one, including the promoters, anybody going to it,

lynette squeaky fromm, the woman who tried to assassinate gerald ford, is set to be released later todayshe was one of charles mannson's most loyal followers, and in 1975, convicted of pointing a gun at ford. her release comes less than a week after the 40th anniversary of the manson murders. starting today, you will no longer see the late billy mays indoors health insurance. the company behind one of the pitchman's most recent commercials has officially pulled the spot off the a i can benefit group did get the ok from the mays family to keep running those ads, but now says they've decided to go in another direction. you'll remember, of course, an autopsy found that cocaine use contributed to the heart disease that killed mays. and listen to this, more movies studios are turning to toys for movie ideas, this following the recent relative success of the transformers and g.i. joe movies. a lego movie was just announced this week, and also in the works, films based on monopoly, candyland, battleship, and a remake of a game that was already adapted for the big screen back in the 1980's, "clu

cnn has learned that lynette "squeaky" fromme is scheduled to released after 34 years in prison.he's scheduled to be released on august 16th. she was also a disciple of charles manson. all this week we're taking a closer look at all the killings he and his followers are linked to. the anniversary of those killings this weekend, it will mark 40 years. but were there actually more victims than first thought? manson prosecutor vincent bugliosi says yes. we'll talk more with him in just a moment. but first, here's ted rowlands. >> are you guilty of any murders? >> reporter: for decades, speculation has swirled, that the nine murders linked to charles manson and his followers could be just the tip of the iceberg. that more victims, runaways or others who came in contact with the manson family may have been murdered. according to prosecutors manson members at one time alluded to as many as 35 victims. if there are other manson victims, the theory is that they could have been buried at one of the manson family hideouts. right now we are at the spahn ranch. this is where the manson famil

now, lynette squeaky fromme is out of prison. she apparently remains a committed follower of charles manson, even insisting she's married to him. less than a week ago t was the 40th anniversary of the manson family murders. the semi-automatic gun she used in 1975, by the way, is on display at the gerald ford museum. >>> drew peterson wants his murder trial moved out of will county, illinois. at an hearing later today his attorneys will order a change of venue do to all the pretrial publicity. the judge is proceeding as though the trial will remain in will county, which is just west of chicago. and he's asking 240 potential jurors to fill out questionnaires. drew peterson is the former bolingbrook police officer charged in the death of his third wife and suspected in the disappearance of his fourth wife, stacy. >>> a key group of senators has apparently dropped an end of life counseling provision in the health care reform bill. it would have paid doctors to spend time talking with their patients about advance directives like livin

. >> lynette fromme is being paroled later this month.ecret service agents grabbed her and the president was not hurt. fromme, who was a follower of charles manson was sentenced to life but became eligible for parole 25 years ago. >> william jefferson is facing 150 years in prison after a federal jury in virginia convicted him of bribery and money laundering. >> jefferson's attorneys say they plan to appeal but prosecutors insist the evidence against jefferson is convincing. viviana hurtado joins us with the details. >> reporter: jurors returned to the courthouse in the morning to consider whether jefferson has to turn overs more than $450,000 in bribes he allegedly received. federal prosecutors used audio and this surveillance video as evidence to convict former congressman william jefferson on bribery, racketeering and money laundering charges. >> probably somewhere in the vicinity of a thousand. >> reporter: the louisiana democrat, whose districts include parts of katrina-ravaged new orleans was accused of accepting more than $400,000

now, lynette fromme is a free woman. she was arrested in 1975 for pointing guns at president ford.oser to charles manson, but was arrested christmas day after a massive manhunt. gregg: lawyers for drew peterson are pushing to move his trial to a different part of the state. they argue that media coverage has been inflammatory and could hurt the case, although i would expect prosecutor to say that he inflamed the case with his comments. they also want to state here say in law, which allows the jury to consider anything a victim has said before her death to be thrown out. he is also charged with the murder of his third wife, and is a suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife. jane: a major ring of drug dealers was busted up who authorities say were responsible for several crimes, including murder. at least 17 took part in the killings in the suburbs of san diego. it is a mexican gang, and cops say they moved across the border in 2002, posing as police officers. so far, nine of them are in custody. gregg: is the recession over? there's a lot of talk about the economy turning aro

the september 5, 1975, lynette fromme aimed a gun at president ford in sacramento.et in the chamber. she was sentenced to life in prison. her release comes 40 years after the gruesome hollywood murders that put charles manson behind bars. greta van susteren has a documentary coming out about these killings. she joins us now. it is hard to believe that squeaky fromme, involved with charles manson, and attempted to assassinate a president of the united states, will soon be a free woman. >> it is a bizarre story. who would have guessed in the so-called hippie movement, and then all of the sudden, everything has changed dramatically and people are viciously stabbed. los angeles is trying to figure out who could have done these crimes. an extraordinary, terrible crime. who would have guessed that squeaky fromme was part of the family and will now be headed for the front door? martha: we spoke with it then said yesterday. that is what is so incredible about these crimes. the young people who committed them appeared to be had tippies. who would have expected regular high s

lynette squeaky fromme, sentenced to life in jail in 1975, for her attempt of assassination of then-president ford, is being paroled. and 40 years of the tate/labianca murders, susan atkins is also asking for parole. jim avila explains, this request is a little more complicated, isn't it, jim? >> reporter: it is. four decades have passed. and the prisoners have grown old in prison. and now, one of the manson killers are going to appeal to the parole board for release, on medical grounds. too ill to die in custody. it's a face you may not recognize anymore. it's susan atkins today. still in prison. but gravely ill from brain cancer. and asking for mercy she did not give her victims. 40 years ago, she was a member of charles manson's family and took part in one of the most evil crimes in history. it was atkins who held down pregnant actress sharon tate, as she was stabbed 16 times, that she described in a blood-curdling detail at a parole hearing years ago. >> she asked me to spare her. >> what did you say to her? >> i told her i didn't have any mercy for her. >> reporter: but today, atkins is

. >>> lynette "squeaky" fromme is about to be released from prison. she was convicted in 1975 from pointing a loaded gun at him but agents kept her from firing. she was a follower of charles manson. >>> so imagine you buy a great condo in a high rise in florida, but out of the 32 floors, you are the only tenant. that's what happened to one couple in ft. myers. most of the units in the building weren't sold when it was sold. it left them very lonely. >> i tell people at home and they just say, it's your own building. sounds great, but, you know, it can be eerie at night. it's almost like a horror movie. >> some have been able to move into the sister tower next door, but victor's lender won't agree to let him swap out his unit. they're working on it apparently. securing those so he checks the locks on the front door of the building every night himself. >>> initial jobless claims fell more than expected last week. 550,000 people are added to the rolls. 30,000 less than analysts predicted. the number of feel filing continuing claims rose again. bigger new

lynette, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for sharing your story. >> thank a good cause. >>>we're back with "today's pets" and dogs on the runway. >> we've seen the rhinestone leeches and pooches in rain booties but these dogs are dressing up for a very good cause. wendy diamond is animal fair's chief pet officer and creator of paws for style, a pet fashion show designed to raise money and awareness for animal rescue. thank you so much. >> this is lucky diamond. she's not up for adoption. all these outfits you'll see today are -- dog outfits are one of a kind, all designed to support local animal rescue. 100% of the money, all these outfits will be on ebay. 100% of the money goes to the humane society. >> you had a big fashion show last week. >> it was so much fun! we had "dancing with the stars," dancing on the runway, a ballet and amazing models. >> your first outfit was hanging on the rack downstairs. i was ready to steal it. >> here it is. this is america's next top model. she's in nina ricci. lady's up for adoption. this is a beautiful outfit. dog outfi

lynette "squeaky" fromme is free tonight. >>> michael phelps is not blame for the car accident he was involved in. he will be cited for an expired license. the other driver ran a red light. >>> another big name run in with the cops. bob dylan was in long branch, new jersey. the report is now surfacing after it happened a few weeks ago. he was looking at houses and a 24-year-old cop approached him. they had gotten calls about a man wandering the neighborhood. when she asked him his name he said bob dylan. they didn't know who he was. the tour staff vouched for him at the hotel. >> wow. >> yeah. >> did you see my interview with nancy grace and the kids? >> i was clued to the tv, my friend. >> we are going to play that as the shot. et. >> it is good stuff. >> beat "360" winners. >> that is good stuff, too. >> tonight's picture, white house butler pumps up a basketball for president obama. >> hey, it could be worse. reagan rode horses. jason from dallas, republicans got guns, democrats got balls. jason, your beat 360 t-shirt is on the way. >> no comment. >>> i sat down with nancy grace an

lynette squeaky fromme getting out of prison. she had a gun but never fired.0-year-old fromme fwets out on parole one week from sunday. >>> squeaky fromme declared himself a member of charles manson family, but she wasn't there. 40 years ago when the manson family burst into the spotlight with brutal murders. four decades later, questions remain. was the family responsible for even more murders? cnn ted rowlands takes a look. >> are you guilty of any murders? >> reporter: speculation has swirled that the nine murders linked to charles manson and his followers could be just the tip of the iceberg. that more victims, possibly run aways or others who came in contact with the manson family may have been murdered. according to prosecutors, manson family members at one time alluded to as many as 35 victims. if there are other manson victims, the theory is that they could have been buried at one of the manson family hideouts. right now we're at the spawn ranch, this is where the manson family was before the murders. this used to be an old movie set. there were buildi

. >>> lynette "squeaky" fromme, a follower of charles manson, a notorious name in american history and free woman. the 60-year-old left a combination texas prison and mental hospital today after spending more than 30 years behind bars for trying to assassinate president gerald ford in 1975. fromme was 26 when she pointed a gun at ford in sacramento, california, a year after he became president. secret service agents grabbed her, and she got a life term. fromme was eventually granted parole despite a 1987 escape attempt in which she said she wanted to be closer to manson. manson is serving a life term in california for the murders of actress sharon tate and eight others. >>> an airport hangar in belgrade, montana, not a town hall, per se, but next hour it will be the center of the health care be date in america. president obama is on his way to a very small town in a very big state with a pretty low regard for government. our ed henry joins us now from the neighboring town of big sky. so, ed, why montana? >> reporter: well, kyra, look, this president realizes, that as you noted, in big

. >> host: the comment from lynette, sends this tweet.this country will not recover until we have jobs dennis from north miami beach, florida. good morning, dennis. >> caller: yes, thanks for taking my call. i have two short questions. >> host: we'll take one at a time. >> caller: okay. the first one is this is a repeat, large repeat of the s&l bomb tha fell on the united states in 1998 and 1999. we cleaned that up realfast. we didn't give people money. put people in jail. why isn't this taken care of the same way? >> host: we'll come back with the follow-up. >> guest: that's a really good question. the s&l crisis was different in a number of ys. first, we were just starting the process of regulating banks, but hadn't completely deregulated them. there was little in the way of oversight of s&l's. a lot of them made bad loans to friends, to family, to oth compies. there was a real ement of willful corruption to begin with and remember the depository banks are covered by fdic insurance. with s&l we had to setp parate sl d-insurance to cover

lynette squeaky fromme pointed a gun at president ford as he shook hands in a crowd in a 1975 visit to california. squeak question fromme said she didn't really want to kill him. she was granted parole for good behavior after 34 years in a texas pris joan while their dad was promoting health care reform the obama girls had some summer fun. sasha and mall leah want rafting with their mom michelle, sat at the front of the raft with the first lady helping to steer in the back. yeah, a little bit of wet. but guys, just some summertime fun. amy, lester? >> gentle rapids. >> class four, where you get to the -- >> you know your rafting. >> i like whitewater rafting always with a helmet. thank you. >> nbc meteorologist bill karins is back with the rest of the national forecast. >> i got my hands full with all the tropics and everything >> hope you're doing well on this saturday. we're going to see a nice temperature range at 84 to 87. partly cloudy skies with mostly sunny skies around bal that's your weekend forecast. amy? >> bill, thank you. >>> an emotional farewell to eunice kennedy shriver

lynette "squeaky" fromm was convicted of pulling a gun at president gerald ford.appearance on "larry king live." >> i noticed as i walked along a lady in a red dress following behind the first row of people who were there greeting me. as i went to shake hands, a hand appeared with a pistol in it. it scared the heck out of me. >> fromm was one of charlie manson's most loyal followers. she claimed no part in the 1969 murders that landed him in prison. she is scheduled to be released on august 16th. >>> an extraordinary kidney transplant involving seven donors and seven patients, elizabeth cohen joins us with this story. very fascinating. >> it was a bit of a jigsaw puzzle putting together these 14 people. doctors did it and have been stunningly successful as a result. seven people, all in desperate need of a new kidney. they all had someone who was willing to donate, a living donor but none of them were a match. waiting for a kidney from a dead person would have taken five years. time none of them had. so doctors in washington came up with a plan, a kidney exchange,

. >>> lynette squeaky from is about to be released from prison. she served more than 0 years for trying to assassinate president gerald ford. she was convicted for pointing a loaded gun at him but agents kept her from firing. a prison spokeswoman would not say whether she still writes to manson. >>> a little girl in california is fieing city hall to save her lemonade stand. daniella was trying to save money to go to disneyland. she didn't have a permit and the city said that's dangerous. >> well, we were selling lemonade, and a prison person came. >> she was near a very busy intersection, no curb and gutter. it's one of the most dangerous areas in our community. it was not the place to be. >> the city says they'll try to work something out. by the way, a radio station gave her some passes so she's all set. >>> how would you like to make $50 million doing something you love. rafer has more on that. >> yeah. most of us would have to scratch off something or buy some lottery ticket to get this kind of money. >> or do something illegal. whenever i see

lynette, portland, oregon on our republican line. >> yes, i'm calling a few people back called about the tax deduction that we got through the stimulus in the obama plan in april. not one cent has shown up in my check. when i knew it was supposed to happen, i knew the amount of money that getting paid twice a month, the total should have been $69, and i knew that my daughter, my niece, people that worked with them, not one person that was one person saw an increase in their monthly payments, so i would like to know if someone could explain to me, because i don't understand it, how this is supposed to help us if we're not he seeing it and that's supposed to be the one thing that several people talked about, the tax increase that we were supposed to get a tax decrease -- excuse me, i'm saying, and an increase in our wages, could someone explain that to me when they want to call in? host: last call on this topic, on our democrats line, linda. caller: good morning. i'm calling concerning the fact that i was just listening to another station that was stating that within the year our presi

. >> host: the comment from lynette, sends this tweet.s country will not recover until we have jobs. dennis from north miami beach, florida. good morning, dennis. >> caller: yes, thanks for taking my call. i have two short questions. >> host: we'll take one at a time. >> caller: okay. the first one is this is a repeat, large repeat of the s&l bomb that fell on the united states in 1998 and 1999. we cleaned that up real fast. we didn't give people money. we put people in jail. why isn't this taken care of the same way? >> host: we'll come back with the follow-up. >> guest: that's a really good question. the s&l crisis was different in a number of ways. first, we were just starting the process of deregulating banks, but hadn't completely deregulated them. there was little in the way of oversight of s&l's. a lot of them made bad loans to friends, to family, to other companies. there was a real element of willful corruption to begin with and remember the depository banks are covered by fdic insurance. with s&l we had to set up separate sl d-i

lynette squeaky fromm has been granted parole and could be released two.nto. a secret service agent grabbed her arm causing the gun to fall to the ground. brian: firefighters are battling wildfires in california but they are getting more manpower and help from mother nature. more firefighters, 600 helicopters and fixed wing aircraft are expected to fight the flames today. higher humidity and light are wind will help. it has torched more than 2,800 acres and drove thousands out of their homes. alisyn: researchers from the broad institute say they may have found drugs that specifically attack and kill cancer stem cells. it is believed tumor growth is caused by the cells and some even survive after chemotherapy. steve: you probably remember her as the notorious villain with the major attitude in one of the early seasons of apprentice. she has now decided to enter a seminary. she is headed to the united theological seminary in dayton to pursue a doctorate of minister industry. the course also take about two years to complete. brian: maybe no one else was calli