a known member of the manson family, six years after the manson family murders in l.a. of the sitting u.s. president and pointed a loaded colt 45 at him. that happened on september 5th, 1975. by november 1, 1975, by the time the president got around to recording the first-ever testimony by a sitting president in a criminal trial, in the case of his would-be assassin. by the time president ford was patiently answering the questions as a witness to this manson family member who fried to kill him, by that time, somebody else had already tried to kill him again. 17 days after squeaky from pulled a gun on president ford, sarah jane moore not only pulled a gun on him in san francisco, she actually fired her gun. she missed. but she did shoot at president ford. and it was the second assassination attempt against the president of the united states in less than three weeks. and both of those attempts had just happened when the president sat down calmly to give this testimony. the squeaky from tape and gerald ford tape do not cover history that we didn't know about before we knew

squeaky fromme was a devoted member of the manson family cult. she was visiting manson frequently.ad attended his trial. she had carved an x into her own forehead to show her devotion to charles manson. she wanted to be seen as sane for her trial. she wanted to represent herself. >> how have you been feeling generally? >> i feel pretty good. >> are you bothered to any significant degree by anxiety, nervousness, tension? >> no. never have been. >> even under these circumstances? >> no. i make the best of any situation i'm in. >> what would you estimate to be your percentage chance at this point of being found not guilty? >> i have already decided exactly what i intend to ask the jury for, and i don't know if i should answer that. >> well, most of us when we enter into a situation of difficulty have at least some kind of estimate going in the back of our mind how likely we are to be successful. >> oh, i feel -- i feel definitely that i have probably a 70% chance -- >> of being not found giuilty. >> on the percentage scale. >> the press has made a number of dmepts to the effect that y

charlescharles manson had a swastika on his forehead.e could say it was prejudicial and then you have charles manson on the streets. >> can we show the picture? i have a solution. i was thinkin thinking,t in between his nose and upper lip against. >> or draw a circle and a slash. >> or i stand united against. >> or i am -- >> or a question mark at the end. i leave it to you, jury. >> or wear a turtle neck in the courtroom. >> do you know how uncomfortable they are? >> when you are allergic to wool that a is the worst. my question is the teardrop, that is theng, right? that's what people do when they murder. >> yeah, that is the sign of a victim. >> so i think that this tattoo is actually very important in the case. when did the murder happen and when did he get the tattoo? when did he get the teardrop? >> she could be the rookie assigned to us. >> she is a plucky rookie. >> i thought he was saying he was sad about murder. >> or it is a mole. >> i love the fact that they say that the tattoo is extremely prejudicial. that's because it is e

manson beautiful sunset shots. >> sovereignty photograph what is called chromos around the sun. a little different than a low. >> the difference between a chroma and a love is that the bright circle touches the disk of the center moon. >> and have to do with ice crystals on the >> way> >> might few more serious fires this summer comes on. this court is easter sunday shot. >> that is really quite an eye opener. it is amazing to see that light on the train tracks. >> it is warm and it is lovely out there. it is clouding over. warm and comfortable. we have some showers on the way. we'll talk more about that in a moment. this is the 47th anniversary. will never forget. followed by three months. the infamous 67. was actually part of an outbreak killed 58 and injured over 1000 across the metro area. took a school bus tragically and threw it across the corn field with little children in it. we can have some pretty violent weather this time of year. i guess we should be thankful that it has been as quiet as it has. these clouds might shower on us. one not produce anything like resaw 47

she was a member of the manson family was found guilty and sentenced to live. >> two big names are tackling a major children's health issue getting $100 million for research into premature birth over the next decade. $50 million is comes from sales forth and another $50 million is coming from the bill and melinda gates we foundation and announced $100 million a few weeks back. 1 1 percent of all births of premature in the united states and more susceptible to problems. >> mike? >> in san jose, we are at average at 70's dropping ten degrees with the scattered showers and thunderstorms and we ramp up to the mid-to-upper 80's by tuesday and wednesday of next week. that is a wild swing. now, what will happen around the state today, mid-to-upper 70's around chico and sacramento and low-to-mid 70's with sunshine in san diego and los angeles and traveling to the sierra tonight through action on saturday morning up to a foot of snow is possible at 7,500'. leyla gulen? >> we have had several issues including one which is a power line explosion in napa shutting down 221 near anderson road. first, tho

. >> she was a member of the manson family. she was tackled before she could get off a shot. she was sentenced to life in prison, but paroled back in 2009. >>> california state senators learned the day learning how to be good. the senate leadership made every senator and staffer attend a special ethics review in sacramento. they wouldn't let us in, but supposedly, they went through hypothetical scenarios that raised ethical and legal issues. they didn't do this just because. the reputation, never stellar with the public, has taken a bigger hit after the recent arrest of three senators. >>> the irs is supposed to crack down on tax cheats so why did employees who broke the law got millions in bonuses? irs employees who owed back taxes misused their travel cards or committed fraud still received almost $3 million worth of bonuses between 2010 and 2012. some of them got extra time off or pay raises. the. >> the irs has the authority to withhold these bonuses, but the culture is this is an entitlement and that is part of the problem. >> in a statement, the irs vowed to examine the

>> i would say he is the charles manson of the investment world. >> narrator: once living in the lap of luxury, now this is what he calls home. but bernie madoff isn't going away quietly. >> bernie, in a loud voice, said, "[bleep] my victims." >> narrator: what is life really like for bernie madoff behind bars? >> every time i saw him, he had a smile on his face, you know?

. >> lynette alice "squeaky" fromme was a member of the manson family. she was tackled before she could get a shot off at the president at sacramento's capital park. she was sentenced to life in jail but was paroled in 2009. >>> the city of albany is paying homeless people $3,000 each to leave a city-owned property. about 60 homeless people called the bulb home. half of them have settled with the city to move out so the land can be turned into a park. kpix 5's christin ayers on where the homeless will go next. >> reporter: you see the tents first then the people. a colony of homeless who have been calling the albany bulb home for 20 years back when it was just a landfill. >> it was a real home for the homeless and a beautiful home. >> reporter: not anymore. david justice took the money and packed his belongings today. >> mixed emotions. i mean, i loved it out here. >> reporter: as part of the settlement people who take the money have to agree to not come back and live in the albany bulb. that means many may move next door to places like richmond or berke

>> charles manson. >> there you go. that wasn't in the packet. >> part two of dana and greg's excellent adventure at the bush center in dallas. they will settle once and for all who is taller than the other. >> and later a huge announcement that will rock the late night landscape so stay tuned for that. >> look at this. i must begin my journey, which will cause me to miss the end of the game. the x1 entertainment operating system lets your watch live tv anywhere. can i watch it in butterfly valley? sure. can i watch it in glimmering lake? yep. here, too. what about the dark castle? you call that defense?! come on! [ female announcer ] watch live tv anywhere. the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. >>> yesterday we had a great time showing you the tour that i gave greg of the bush library last week in dallas, and tonight we want to show you what happened after that tour. i got a chance tonight view greg about his new book "not cool" and some "five" fans got a chance to ask us their burning questions. we

you may remember, the charles manson trial was almost derailed when the president made a comment on ther whether he thought people were guilty or not guilty. it's an interesting things when leaders make a comment on things like liability or criminality. it's something we try to avoid here and apparently in core rather there are different rules. >> the maritime law for south korea is that the captain has to ensure that his passengers get off safely. nobody said you have to go down with the ship. we'll talk with our captain later on about that legend and where it came from. but as we saw pictures of him getting off of this ship and on to a lifeboat, there were other lifeboats that hadn't been deployed yet and plenty of passengers who still needed help. look at the picture. you can see him getting off the ship. there's all sorts of those lifeboats right there. all those white bundles to the right of your screen that hadn't been deployed and nobody had been put on board them. >> i think we like our captains to go down with the ship. we like to know that the person who's running the ship is

>> charles manson. >> there you go.hat wasn't in the packet. >> part two of dana and greg's excellent adventure at the bush center in dallas. they will settle once and for all who is taller than the other. >> and later a huge announcement that will rock the late night landscape so stay tuned for that. >> look at this. >>> yesterday we had a great time showing you the tour that i gave greg of the bush library last week in dallas, and tonight we want to show you what happened after that tour. i got a chance tonight view greg about his new book "not cool" and some "five" fans got a chance to ask us their burning questions. we're really honored to be here. we get along so well. i call him the brother i never wanted. >> you do realize that i am taller than her. >> you want to show them for once and all. >> all right. >> there you go. >> i'm going to be fair. >> i'm being fair. hold on. >> put it back, back to back. i'm still smarter. new book that just came out last week it's called "not cool." what were you trying to get ac

manson. >> mr. chairman and members of the committee thank you for the opportunity to speak with you today. i'm pleased to be here to discuss the proposed transaction between comcast and time warner cable. let me start by saying that i share david's view that the combination of our two companies will bring substantial benefits to our customers, our employees and the local communities we serve. cable companies operate in an incredibly dynamic marketplace and we face robust competition from a wide range of sophisticated national and global -- global powerhouses. we compete to develop the most innovative products and services to attract and retain both customers and employees and access funding for ongoing operating and capital investments. as a result we must adapt in order to succeed. as chief financial officer one of my responsibilities is overseeing our allocation of capital both human capital as well as investments in our products, services and physical infrastructure. we have invested aliens in c

. >> "squeaky" fromme was a member of the manson family.tackled before she could get off a shot at the president in sacramento's capital park. she was sentenced to live in prison and paroled in 2009. >>> east bay city of albany paying some homeless people up to $3,000 each to leave a city- owned piece of property. the colony of homeless have been calling the area known as the bulb home for two decades. it's slated to become part of the eastshore state park. 20 homeless people have reached a settlement with the city to leave in return for cash. city officials say they have found permanent homes for 14 people but some don't know where they're going to go. >> i'll go to san rafael because they give tents to the homeless. >> about 25 homeless people who live at the bulb and not part of the settlement must leave, as well. they have until tomorrow to clear out. >>> smoking ecigarettes is harder in parts of the bay area. with san francisco and santa clara imposing restrictions, now as tara mergener reports, the fda is trying to crackdown on the bi

to take a lot of manson's down to.more of course i realize that after being treated at a mental hospital and taken neuroleptics for such a long time back to glee any sane person could be diagnosed psychiatric disorder of one kind or another because it would. beatified the first two years were a true nightmare for me but i did know what to do how to live free for a while i tried to juggle work and family looking after him teaching him and working at the same time but of course it didn't work out i was the head of a research laboratory we were developing new medicines. but if i had to quit my job twenty more turned seventy and it was time to look for a school for him. come to think of it i was basically teaching him to look after himself since he was for some he's been able to cook for himself and make salads for example he can dress and dress himself he didn't have any problems with potty training he either although that's not uncommon for children with this condition our case isn't so severe i'm lucky i guess. i really

want to see anymore had lines of another tragedy, victimization or violence committed by personal mansonon this. bring this issue out of the shadows and make some significant changes and help our country before it. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much. did -- take you very much. in conclusion i would like to thank. i have spent my career -- most of my career really being a pointy headed scientist and a laboratory during research. i always am acting as a clinician treating patients as well. then in the past, the decades, the largest and helped to fund health care provider. president of the apa and got drawn into the legislative political dimension. and it has been an interesting but sobering experience. when i was called to participate in this event i noted that it was smack in the middle of a vacation to go to a key biscayne, florida, and watch the sunday tennis open. and i said after thinking about it and him who is going to be here and particularly the legislative initiatives of gained momentum. i'm going to come. i messed roger farah plan yesterday. but it was for go

yet been charged with a crime and now the department of correction is considering sending her to manson youth institution a juvenile detention facility for men listen this case is disturbing on multiple levels not only are officials putting this youth in an incredible amount of danger by placing her in an adult prison but now they're completely disrespecting her gender rights by considering placing her jail for males luckily the twitter verse is caught on the story and is now using the hash tag to rethink malloy to bring the case to the attention of connecticut governor dannel malloy so let's hope the governor does the right thing here and removes this teen from absurdly discriminatory situation now let's break this up. please please please. please very hard to take that lightly. you better act with the earthquake they're looking. at least. this week l.a. county deputies accidently killed an unarmed man who is being held hostage for two others in a west hollywood apartment complex the victim was identified as josh winkler production assistant at comedy central according to the victim's

coast guard, manson brown, and the first african-american aviator d.c.nal guard first lieutenant demetri olicibo. they are denied their basic rights at home. today we ask the congress, draw the line on service in the armed forces. in the name of those who have fought or died in the nation's wars grant the district of columbia equal rights with other americans. grant the district of columbia statehood in the union. thank you mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. schiff, for five minutes. mr. schiff: an open letter to the turkish people. today, i write to you on an issue of great importance to both our nations. it is on a subject that many of you especially the younger generation, may know little about because it contains a chapter of world history that your government has expended enormous efforts to conceal. turkey has been at the center of human civilization and your arts cultures and science have enriched the world. but interwoven with all o

coast guard, serving as i speak, admiral manson brown, born in this city and the first african-american female aviator of the d.c. national guard is a washingtonian. mr. speaker, we know that statehood is the only way americans have gotten full and equal rights. that, of course, is why we seek statehood. but don't think we haven't tried in every way to get our rights in every single way we could. we tried it piece by piece. there are pending bills before the house and senate, some contain important elements of statehood. budget autonomy. that would allow our budget to go into effect. local budget after all, once it is passed by the local legislature, the d.c. council. because this congress insists that we bring our local budget to this national body which has not raised any part of it, our this s almost shut down past year when the congress shut down the federal government for 16 days. that was a subject of great anguish in the district of columbia. because we were no part of that fight. we've got a balanced budget, we've got a surplus, but because we have to bring our budget here and t