manson. >> sounds crazy, but it's true. a 25-year-old woman wants to marry 79-year-old charles manson. her name is star. i first met star four years ago when she was 21 living in california. that's where the prison where charles manson is being housed. the question i had for her, of course, why charles manson? >> charlie is all about at law, which is air, trees, water, animals. he's been talking about it for over 40 years. none of the tv shows have ever picked that up, i don't know why. >> star says she was attracted to charles manson because of his views on the environment. she says that after that, she started to get to know his past and was fine with it. when she met him, saying he is an honest man and she loves him very much.

charles charles manson was not illegitimate. his mother kathleen when she was 15, was unhappy with her fundamentalist christian mother nancy, who believe that girls should not cut their hair, should not do that terribly sinful thing that led to every evil in the world and that of course is dancing. we know now kathleen's side of the story for the first time because charles manson's sister, nancy, ever before interviewed anywhere and i found her and she told her mother's side of the story for the first time. she gave the dates and places that i could try to look. so here is what happened and this is what everybody in the family knew, the real manson family, including charles himself. when she is 15 kathleen maddox living in kentucky, crosses the bridge over the river to a town called ironton. she sneaks out of the house and goes to ironton because there are clubs there where people can dance. at one of these clubs ritzy raise is the name of that, she needs and exciting older man, 29 years old. his name is colonel scott. colonel i

charles manson was not illegitimate. mother, kathleen, when she was 15 was unhappy with her fundamentalist christian mother, nancy, when believed that girls should not cut their hair, shouldn't wear makeup and above all, should not do that terrible sinful thing that led to every evil in the world, and that, of course, is dancing. we know now kathleen's side of the story for the first time, because charles manson's sister, nancy -- never before interviewed anywhere, and i founder, and she told her mother's side of the story for the first time -- gave me dates and places that i could go try to look. so here's what happened, and this is what everybody in the family knew, the real manson family. including charles himself. when she's 15, kathleen maddox living in kentucky, crosses bridge over the river to a town called ironton. she sneaks out of the house, goes to ironton because there are some clubs there where people can dance. and at one of these clubs, ritzy ray's is the name of it, she meets a man, an exciting older man.

manson. >> sounds crazy, but it's true.y 79-year-old charles manson. her name is star. i first met star four years ago when she was 21 living in california. that's where the prison where charles manson is being housed. the question i had for her, of course, why charles manson? >> charlie is all about at law, which is air, trees, water, animals. he's been talking about it for over 40 years. none of the tv shows have ever picked that up, i don't know why. >> star says she was attracted to charles manson because of his views on the environment. she says that after that, she started to get to know his past and was fine with it. when she met him, saying he is an honest man and she loves him very much. if they do get married, the state of california will facilitate a marriage in prison. all costs have to be born by the person marrying a prisoner. in this case, because charles manson is in a maximum security facility, no conjugal visits between he and his bride. [ female announcer ] ladies and gentlemen i'm here to say a few words

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in charles manson's case, there will be no conjugal visits between charles manson and star, if they indeedo get married. fred? >> all right, ted rowlands, thank you so much for that. >>> one word cancelled the season for a high school football team, brings the fbi to a small town, that's up next. >>> first, the philippines is the location for the current season of cbs's "survivor." the host, jeff probst shot four seasons in the philippines, talks about how typhoon haiyan is truly impacting his world. >> i have spent over the last two years eight months in the philippines. while we didn't shoot in that exact area, there's such a sense of community in that country because it's an island community. they don't have much to begin with. it was not uncommon when we would go through villages to see people in a tin shack with wood on the side, maybe a fire burning inside, a clothesline with a few shirts on it. that was their daily life. you wouldn't know everything was not okay, everybody has this joy in their heart. when you take that very little they have away and combine it with all of this disa

charles manson is not allowed conjugal visits.a," david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> he has also been denied parole 12 times. his next parole hearing is set for the year 2027, when he would be 92 years old. >>> all right. coming up here, hugh jackman showing a different kind of close-up right now. he's sharing this picture after treatment for skin cancer. a biggs scare. >>> and "play of the day." little batman for you. we're throwing up the bat signal. you remember batkid? we're going to meet him next. >> oh, great, great. and i'm really happy that you're in my life too. ♪ it's just like yours, mom! [ jane ] behind every open heart is a story. tell yours with my open hearts collection at kay jewelers, the number one jewelry store in america. there are millions of reasons to give one, but the message is always the same. keep your heart open... and love will always find its way in. thank you. thank you. ♪ every kiss begins with kay thank you. she's just gifing out. gif-ing out? cause of all the good stuff she got at kmart. gif-

is charlie manson getting married? wait till you hear how his bride to be proved her love. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, "sylvia browne" died today san jose hospital at the ag 77. browne was a leader in t >>> one of the most famous psychics of our time has passed away. sylvia brown died today in a san jose hospital at the age of 77. brown was a leader in paranormal worlds for decades. she also wrote dozens of top-selg books. >>> charlie manson is still in prison, but he might soon be off the market. rolling stone is reporting the 79-year-old convicted killer has apparently found love while being locked up in state prison. so who tees lucky lady? she's 25-year-old starr, no last name. she's been visiting manson in prison since she was 19, recently carved an x on her forehead to match his. she posted this photo on her web site and told rolling stone, quote, charlie and i are going to get married. charlie is my husband. manson later said, "that's all a bunch of garbage." >> why is it you guys always have the stories leading into s

manson. >> reporter: it sounds crazy but it is true, a 25-year-old woman wants to marry charles mansonn, her name is star, star is the name that he gave her. i first met star four years ago when she was 21, living out in corcoran, california, that's where the prison where charles manson is being housed. the first question i had for her, of course, why charles manson? >> charlie is all about atwah, which is air, trees, plants, animals and he's been talking about it over 40 years, and none of the tv shows have ever picked that up. i don't know why. >> reporter: star says she was attracted to charles manson because of his views on the environment. she says that after that, she started to get to know his past and was fine with it once she met him, saying that he is an honest man and she loves him very much. if indeed they do get married, the state of california will facilitate a marriage in prison. all the costs have to be borne by the person marrying a prisoner in this case because charles manson is in a maximum security facility, there will be no visits between he and his bride if they d

geraldo, this charles manson story, i know you interviewed manson back in 1998, but now this woman hastone" that she's going to be marrying charles manson, obviously, convicted murderer. >> she's 25, he's 79. he's obviously serving a life sentence for the engineering, the helter-skelter murders. the one good thing, there are no more congical visits in california. they did away with them in 1996. i think the bigger question here, and i think it segues into the previous segment, why is manson so charismatic to this new generation? i remember when manson was the biggest selling t-shirt in the country. he has this -- this dark appeal to young people that is in its own way more disquieting or as disquieting as the attacks on the street. >> geraldo, thanks so much. and a quick reminder. christmas is quickly approaching and now is the time to get gifts on billoreilly.com. please get the orders in now. the cutoff date will soon be here. and on deck, our favorite video of the day starring vice president joe biden. do not miss it after these messages. ♪ [ male announcer ] this december, experien

you have charles manson and crazed kill cor. she is like we are getting married and he is like hold on. >> he's like i'm crazy, but i ain't crazy, crazy. >> i am waiting for something better to come along. he is like, i will probably meet somebody next week who is hotter. basically why would i want to marry a chick who wants to marry me? she is nuts. i am a crazed maniac killer. unless she is a crazed genius and doing this so she could kill him in prison. it would be awesome she is doing this so she could stab him in the neck and watch him bleed out on the floor and stomp on his head. >> why didn't geraldo do that? >> he would have been my hero. >> she visits him every weekend now. that won't change when they get married so how is that even possible flea -- possibly her plan? >> he is not prepared to answer the follow-up question. robert you -- aren't you watching the show. >> i stated on many occasions that this show was supposed to be called "the big picture." it is a picture of what i thought the news was. it is not all right

manson seen here with star name given to her by manson, 25-year-old mississippi has been visiting her at the prison since she was 19. she moved to there to be closer to him. she says she and charlie ring r going to get married. she already considers manson her husband. >> if california health care exchange vote dad to deny an extension to policy holders who will see their plan cancelled bit end of the year. 5 member board overseeing cover california decided unanimously to keep a current requirement that insurer cancel most individual policies because they don't meet all the requirements of the affordable care act. this decision guess against what president obama has been pleading for asking state and insurer to allow policy holders to keep those existing plans. >> we are going to be weighing very heavily with what is going to be best for the consumer. what kind of options that they are going to have but even more importantly are the consumers going to have access to true insurance that is going to benefit them? >> more than 1 million californians have received cancellation notices fro

i mean, she really loves charlie manson.et her, i can say that, unequivocally, it is what it is. >> okay. i'm just going to keep my thoughts right in here and ask you this. how much time do they actually have one-on-one when she visits him in prison? >> yeah, he's at corcoran, a maximum security prison in california. she talks to him on the phone many times a week and gets to see him on the weekends, and sees him most weekends, at least once a week on saturdays. >> there you have it, thank you, ted. >> coming up in the "cnn newsroom," you may know her, you may love her as jennifer lawrence. with the second installment of the hunger games occupant, you could say her career is catching fire. more on ms. lawrence coming up. >>> first, teens and selfies go together lycopenike peanut butt jelly, right? parents wonder what good could come of tooens and betweens taking pictures of themselves? apparently, a lot. we're talking selfies and self-esteem coming up next. they're not really looking. not at the rings. i can feel them lookin

she bungled the crime and she never should have tried to commit that charles manson was never this fun of a prostitute. not then, not ever. he goes to live in mecca in west west virginia, a little factory town with his uncle bill and lana and cousin jo ann who was three years older. i found jo ann who has never talked before and if any of you get a chance to look in the book tonight you will see that the photo section includes pictures of charles manson from his baby pictures to his wedding album. those came from jo ann and his sister nancy. they tell the real story. here's an interesting one jo ann told me about charlie. she said, from the time he came to live with him at five years old he is scary. he is violent and he lies about everything. the first person he ever we attacked was jo ann. he picked up the cycle in the backyard and tried to stab her with it. her parents stopped him. his explanation, she made me do it. it wasn't my fault. she is older than me. i was defending myself. in first grade, not only told to me by jo ann but corroborated by other people who were in school with

there are no conjugal visits allowed for manson. >> there are reports out there, they say manson denyl happen. of course, we'll keep you updated on that. >> there's somebody for everybody out there, apparently. >> that's a very politically correct way to say what a lot of people are thinking right now. >> yes. charles manson, the environmentalist, apparently. >>> there are a lot of people really happy. happy about this next story. >> indeed they are, because the boys have announced a reunion. >> me, me, me! >> who are you? we have a knight who says -- >> me, me! >> who are they? >> we are the -- >> me! >> surviving members of monty python are getting back together. we're taking a look at why they split in the first place and what could be bringing them together again. [ paper rustles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. i got this. [thinking] is it

murderer charles manson and robert kennedy's assassin, sirhan sirhan, are among the most notorious inmates allegations against staff brought the prison to its knees. officers were accused of arranging gladiator-style fights between rival inmates that often had to be stopped with lethal force. >> officers betting on these fights, who's going to win, who's going to be stabbed, who's going to kill who, who's going to beat who bad. >> all of the indicted officers were subsequently acquitted. george galaza was warden at the time and had to tackle the daunting task of getting corcoran back on its feet. >> when i got here in 1996, corcoran frankly was under an intensive media barrage. the impact that that had on the staff here, it was tremendous. you cannot maintain a prison like this well if your staff morale is poor. so the first part of it was getting the staff morale up. the next thing that we focused on was the issue of violence. >> you might have to fight. >> in a prison like this one, because of the types of inmates that we have, violence is a real thing. >> you might have to kill, you mig

flatiron west and manson construction and cc myers and california engineers and contractors, silver construction and west by a builders and granite construction and many, many more subcontractors who played a key role. i want to be a little bit selfish and thank you. the men and women for their spiert and their pride of performance in executing this structure. you have set a new standard in bridge building and without question and i can say this with 40 years experience your the best team i've ever had the privilege to lead and i miss you all greatly. so as long last we can cross this bridge and marvel at the beauty. please remember the dedicated workers to whom the spotlight along these to honor the contributions of all. thank you (clapping) >> thank you both mike and robby. i'd like to a nouns the arrival of the lieutenant governor you're welcome to join us in here and swelterer. he's a smart guy who will stand in the doorway. another sobering aspect is the time it took to complete it. babies born in 1989 are annoy adult. in the nearly 24 years since the shaking stopped we've lost people who w

. >>> is charles manson really getting married?lled "star" tells "rolling stone" magazine that they are getting hitched. but the killer says the rumors are garbage. manson has spent the last 44 years behind bars for masterminding a grisly 1969 killing spree. a prosecutor says manson will likely die in prison. >>> 27 baltimore correctional officers are facing federal charges for allegedly helping to pedal drugs, cell phones, and sex in the city's jail. the officers took bribes, smuggled in contraband and traded sex for money. that's according to an indictment. one gang member allegedly impregnated four guards. one of whom reportedly had his name tattooed on her wrist. >>> all right. in just a few hours, a florida state university takes on idaho, and if all eyes weren't already on fsu star quarterback jameis winston, today he'll be under a microscope as he faces allegations of raping a student. our nick valencia has more on this story and what the alleged victim's family is saying now. >> reporter: jameis winston arguably the most ta

ingredients for life. >>> charles manson may be getting married, depending on who you talk to. he may mary a supporter named staff. she says she moved next to the cockrin state prison when she was 19. the media has lied about him being guilty of anything. >> the tv has been telling the people for over 40 years. now, is that true what television has been saying? do you really think that they tell the truth about everything? >> she's been posting videos like that. manson said we're just playing that for public consumption. >>> our air controllers broke the news to the pilots this very large aircraft landed at the wrong airport, and then one bay area city hit with seven robberies in one night, what the thieves were after. >>> my were after. announcer: right now at sleep tra save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. walter likes to download fix-it videos... and watch "boardwalk empire." it helps sam with math... [

now to california prison where charles manson plans to get married. 79-year-old mass murderer planning to wed 25-year-old girlfriend star. manson spent 24 years in prison for murders of actress sharon tate and other victims. >>> now to kansas wayward cargo jet now back on course. the boeing 747 taking off from the airport where it had mistakenly landed last night it was supposed to land at mcconnell air force base which has a long runway. the airport where the plane landed up short runway only 6,000 feet. so the pilots could not immediately take off again. they usually need 9,000-foot runway to take off. today the weather was good. the jet had already used up most of its fuel making the plane a whole lot lighter so the pilot taking chance and luckily it took off safely. now to north carolina, and great news there tonight. 9 a-year-old reverend billy graham is back at his home. he had been hospitalized for two nights for respiratory problems. all is well and he is home and he is in very good spirits. that's tonight's speed read. and not stopping. knockout, vicious random crime the teens

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look at marilyn manson. it depresses me.et in the music business? >> oh, my goodness. i can't say. >> johnny cash? >> he was great. >> he's dead now. i was thinking of dead people. >> keith richards. >> you actually worked with keith richards. nice fella. >> yes. >> very smart. reads a lot of books. >> he does. he loves george jones with a passion. he loves country music. he's always loved traditional music. it's really funny, i had berry gibb on the grand ole opry a few months ago and we did a bluegrass version of "staying alive". >> oh, my god. >> you can find it on youtube. it's really funny. >> one more question for you. miley cyrus, you've got to feel bad for billy ray. >> that girl should have been corrected a little more from the house, i think. >> exactly. >> i do feel sorry for them, though. it's a sad thing. >> it's a sad thing for them and a great thing for america. you've got to get the book and the album. ricky skaggs, thank you for coming here. that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. see you later. [ mom ] with

1600 page book reclaiming history by the author of helter skelter, the man who convicted charles manson joins us. vince, welcome to the program. why don't 59% of the american people believe oswald and oswald alone killed kennedy? >> the propaganda minister of hitler's third right, which i'm not comparing them with, but he said if you push something at someone long enough eventually they will start buying it if they're not exposed to any contrary view. it finally hit pay dirt, penetrated their consciousness and kwiconvinced the majority t he was some patsy framed by an elaborate group of co-c co-conspirato co-conspirators, the mob. it's all nonsense. tonight in the limited time we have why i feel oswald is guilty and no conspiracy. >> have at it. tell us why. >> in my book i said for 53 separate examples why i feel oswald is guilty. under those circumstances it wouldn't be humanly possible to be innocent. only in make believe world can you have 53 pieces of evidence against you and still be guilty. his rifle, a 6.5 rifle wads proven by ire arms exeperts to e the murder weapon. after oswa

but manson has a different story.e says they're just playing you up the wedding talk to get publicity. >>> it appears the 49ers won't be hosting sunday or monday night football for the 2014 season. traffic concerns. santa clara city officials want a year to figure out a plan to ease traffic congestion. the biggest concern is that games begin around 5:30 and would certainly add to silicon valley's evening rush hour traffic. officials say they hope to host week night games by 2015. and be prepared for a lot of traffic between cal and stanford. they face off tomorrow at 1:00. it pay not be much of a contest. the bears currently have the worst record in the pac 12 and the cardinals have eight wins. this is the one 16th big game for the team. >> after receiving an extension in the nfl to avoid a tv blackout, the silver and blackout are six for six. the raiders today told their remaining tickets to reach the 85% capacity at the stadium. the raiders played the tennessee titans on sunday. this will be the team's 8th straight

district attorney, the man who convicted charles manson, vince joins us. welcome to the program. why don't 59% of the american people believe oswald and oswald alone killed kennedy? >> well, the propaganda minister of hitler's third reich, which i'm not comparing the conspiracy theory what, but if you push something at people long enough, they're going to start buying it, particularly if they're not exposed to any alternative view. >> the american public has been inundated with a lot of this moon shine. they convinced the majority of americans that oswald was either a member of the high level conspiracy or just some patsy that was framed by an elaborate group of co-kconspirator-conspi mob, working in league with u.s. intelligence, but it's all nonsense. tonight in the very limited time we have, if you could ask me why i feel, and why i wrote 1650 pages, why i feel that oswald is guilty and why i feel there was no conspiracy. >> okay, why? >> let's talk about oswald's guilt. in my book, i set forth 53 separate examples of why i too i feel that oswald is guilty. under those first,

. >>> charles manson plans to get married to his 25 year old girlfriend star. he spent 44 years in prison for the murders of sharon tate and other victims. >>> the boeing 747 finally taking off from the tiny kansas airport where it had mistakenly landed last night. it was supposed to land in mcconnell air force base that has a very, very long runway. jumbo jets that size usually need about a 9,000 foot runway to take off. but today, the weather was good, the jet had already used up lots of its fuel. it took off safely. >>> now to north carolina. 95 year old reverend billy graham is back at his home. he had been hospitalized for two nights for respiratory problems, but he is home and in very good spirits. that's tonight's speed-read. >>> and it's not stopping, the knockout, teens are committing it and laughing about it. all this week we've been bringing you news of these dangerous attacks. for the latest, fox philadelphia reporter joins us. what is going on? what evidence do you have that that's happening in your city? >> well, video evidence. we got surveillanc

look at marilyn manson. it depresses me. who's the biggest jerk you ever met in the music business?an't say. >> it is rhyme with barry batlynn. >> no, she dead now. >> i guess i could talk him about. >> johnny cash. >> no, he was great. >> you said he was dead now. i was thinking of dead people. >> keith richards. >> you actually worked with keith richards nice fella. apparently. very smart. reads a lot of books. >> he does. he loves george jones with a passion. he loves country music. always loved traditional music. it's really funny. i had barry gibb on the grand 'ole op pray pri a few months ago and we did a blue grass version of stayin' alive. it is incredible. you can find it on you tube. it's really funny. >> i have to find that. that would blow my mind. one more question for you. miley cyrus. you have to feel bad for billy ray. >> that girl should have been corrected a little more from the house i think. >> exactly. >> yeah. >> i do feel sorry for them, though. it's a sad thing. >> it's a sad thing for them and a great thing for america. because our show has done 60 miley cyr

about the movie, "natural born killer" years ago, talking about violent video games, music, marilyn manson just never -- the proof is never good enough in a court of law. also, even if you were to try to do it, there is a real first amendment, freedom of speech here. prosecuting a book author for com police -- being involved in a murder. i just don't see how it could be done in any circumstances. >> areva, is there no point at which the family could be held criminally liable because of the teachings? is there nothing the government can do or should do about that? >> well, you know, wolf, i think one of the issues here is the knowledge of the crime. as jeffry said, there is obviously information here in this book guiding the parents on what to do to punish or discipline their child. but there is no evidence they have any knowledge with what is going on with any particular parent they didn't know what the williams would do with respect to their child. we should point out there, could be civil liability. but there are civil cases where book publishers have been sued, individuals who suffered

its inmate population includes charles manson, robert kennedy's assassin sirhan sirhan, and some of theiolent prison gangs. "lockup" crews have also been frequent guests at california state prison corcoran. >> you might have to fight. you might have to kill. you might have to stab. you never know. depends on the situation. >> a lot of times it's just fistfights out here. but i would say maybe every other month we get a righteous stabbing. when they do stab each other they go for the kill. they don't just stab each other to play around. >> every morning you wake up you dealing with a thousand different attitudes. you never know what could happen on that certain day. all you can do is think the worst, hope for the best. >> we met two inmates on the yard at corcoran who are much more pro-active when it comes to surviving life in this powder keg. they gave our crew a tutorial on how they do it. >> some of the rules that you want to live by behind these walls is you want to give everybody the same respect that you expect to receive from them. >> without order we have anarchy. when we have an

but vincent who prosecuted charles manson spent 21 years writing his book driving a heart through thebook is what "the washington post" called a prosecutor's airtight brief that leaves no reasonable doubt that lee harvey oswald acts alone. the deluge of ludicrous arguments range from fidel castro, the fbi, lyndon johnson. and he calls them all moon shine as he exposes every selective use of evidence and flawed logic by the conspiracy theorists and industry i should say. so case closed. he joins us now to discuss his conclusion of what the l.a. times called a book for the ages. it's an honor to have you on. i'm totally with you. i have sat and watched oliver stone, a brilliant movie maker and terrible historian, say lbj had something to do with killing kennedy. nixon knew about it. some character told him about it the night before. nonsense, nonsense. nixon left town that morning on a commercial airline scheduled at 9:00 in the morning. american airlines. he didn't as oliver stone said snuck out on general aviation looking at the sky to see what it looked like on the day. that is moon

let's think about the manson family murders, where adults, complete, total grown people were made toc things because they were brainwashed. they were influenced. they were led down that path. so, when you think about a little boy, and being kidnapped at 11, he was a little boy. so, when you think about what he did and why he did it being threatened, being brainwashed, hopefully all of the work that they've done with him, while he was serving that prison sentence, and they are going to continue that counseling here in the united states. you know, i've read reports where they have referred him to resources here, so hopefully it will work. >> yeah. we have our fingers crossed on that one. >> sure. >> criminal defense attorney holly hughes in atlanta and clinical psychologist dr. jeff gardere -- >> pleasure. >> -- here in new york. thank you so much for helping us make sense of this. >>> we, of course, are working on a lot of other stories. some people spend years trying to play classical music. the man you can about to meet can barely feel his own fingers. ♪ but as you can hear right th

ticks and the '6s 0's, what do you see if with a kennedy -- for example, martin luther king, charles manson, whatever. >> there's a seen here where kennedy meets the beatles, by the way. ahead to do that. >> which was his favorite beat until. >> there you are. >> john, i hope. >> i hope john but he had very conventional musical tastes so probably was paul. but by the way, in real life, the beatles play a significant role in this story because many people -- and i'm one of them -- believe that the beatles' appearance in america in january of 1964 was the first time we let ourselves have some fun. i remember being in front of a tv set in a dorm and they came on and it was like, okay, we can play a little bit. look, if i'm right, it's a less violent time, i don't know how to do what you want to do. clearly there would have been somebody who wanted to kill martin luther king. somebody tried before he was killed. i think in general, it's a -- yeah, that's what i midwest by woodstock but not altamont. and season of the witch does not come. that's what i mean. >> what would you envision for robert

ticks and the '6s 0's, what do you see if with a kennedy -- for example, martin luther king, charles manson, whatever. >> there's a seen here where kennedy meets the beatles, by the way. ahead to do that. >> which was his favorite beat until. >> there you are. >> john, i hope. >> i hope john but he had very conventional musical tastes so probably was paul. but by the way, in real life, the beatles play a significant role in this story because many people -- and i'm one of them -- believe that the beatles' appearance in america in january of 1964 was the first time we let ourselves have some fun. i remember being in front of a tv set in a dorm and they came on and it was like, okay, we can play a little bit. look, if i'm right, it's a less violent time, i don't know how to do what you want to do. clearly there would have been somebody who wanted to kill martin luther king. somebody tried before he was killed. i think in general, it's a -- yeah, that's what i midwest by woodstock but not altamont. and season of the witch does not come. that's what i mean. >> what would you envision for robert

echoing the swastika manson has ca nto his own.. >>> the chances of hitting a half-court shot about 1 in 100 unless you're an oklahoma city thunder fan. check this out. this is brad during a time-out of a thunder clippers game. he sinks it as you see there. the prize $20,000. heres what's amazing, though. this is the second time this week that a fan drained the money shot at a thunder game. it's the fifth time since march. afterwards you see there he is even congratulated by jay-z and beyonce as he heads off the court. 20,000 bucks. >> good for him. >> good for him. >> well, apparently a thunder's game seems to be happening more lately. that's amazing. >> thank you. let's pivot here. mr. roker outside. no, no. look we're out here with -- you are my people! my people. and my people are all getting wet. where are you from? >> murray, kentucky. >> the murray state racers. >> yeah. >> that's your school mascot. >> absolutely. is it a guy on a horse. >> yes, a jockey. >> very cool. let's show you what we have going on as far as your wea

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