had changed his name to eloise manson, we have been three times as homicidal. because everybody trusts a nice lady with a forehead swastika. now folks, there are people out there who think this is pure sexism-- reflecting-- for from meaningful social change, whatever. but in the meantime i say we can use this bias to keep us all safe this year by making every storm sound as bad-ass and masculine as possible with weather alerts like this. >> this sunday, sunday, sunday, through october, tober, tober, el nino becomes a man. and brings you hurricane-- balls back-to-back with tropical storm magnus man thunder croc. you're to the going to want to be there. (laughter) >> stephen: and that's-- (cheers and applause) >> nation, i've always been a huge fan of amazon. its he the only place you can get all your shopping done in your underwear, at least-- amazon sells everything, a scooby doo chest set, a neon full body like ra suit -- lycra suit, a sampler pack of kang ra radio jerky, a shed to hide your disturbing amazon purchases from your family. but now i'm not just ma

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friend, tucker is -- >> the woman that he married, burn adean -- bernadine dorn is a fan of charles manson. >> it's not a big deal. it's ridiculous we're talking about it. >> there's more coverage about romney's family dog traveling on the top of his car than there was -- even if it was, that they were friendly and they only got tolingt one -- got together one time. you would think that fair coverage would have covered equal. >> the tea party never bombed anybody. >> we're going to have an honest conversation about who he is and where he came from at some point. why we're getting what we're getting now? >> if you think reality matters and you are invested in that old fashioned american thinking, i guess. >> tune in monday night with megyn's interview. speaking of liberals who don't like america, greg has some interesting stats of those in this country. >>> according to a new study six out of ten liberals say that they aren't proud to be americans. this is about as surprising as a tom cruise divorce. loving your country is square, hating your country that's cool for a liberal and it's in yo

. >> charles manson, big letters, front page. >> he was convicted and put away for life, but he always claimed his innocence, and was determined to prove it. >> he literally solved his own murder case from prison. >> he convinced them, wait, we have an innocent man here. >> on the night of may 23, 1991, a fire broke out in a rural farmhouse in upstate new york. by the time firemen got there, it was entirely engulfed in flames. >> they realized that the occupant, sabina kulakowski, was missing, daylight was coming and then they, firemen and others, were basically looking for her. >> emergency workers found sabina kulakowski 100 yards from the house on an overgrown footpath. >> she was naked. she had been brutally murdered. stabbed, beaten, burned, bitten. >> sabina was 49 years old. >> it became pretty obvious right away that whoever had done it was somebody that, well, quite honestly, had to have been almost a maniac. >> the evidence showed that she was in the house when the fire started. >> at some point, sabina was alive in or about the structure when it was burning because she did h

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skyrocketing because the bank of japan is fostering suicide cults that they've become like the charles manson of central bankers in a squeaky fromme is really mark carney is really squeaky fromme you know he runs the bank of england but he's part of a suicide cult you know the sharon tate world sharon tate now going to get our throat slashed by these irresponsible central banking terrorists again they're all focusing on asset prices not on labor not on wages and even j.p. morgan looking at europe it is. what amps are assets that's why they focus on assets so even j.p. morgan looks at japan and they see that the problem here price hikes without confidence that wages are going to rise will hurt appetite for spending said a doubt she senior economist at j.p. morgan chase and company in tokyo ave has to raise people's belief that the economy will improve meaning their own wages but their wages aren't increasing because again we have i don't know what is beyond. bizarre that we raise it is that every every solution to that. is that how we're going to raise wages if there's no leverage for. busines

i was taught not to hitchhike by my folks because the manson family would grab you.s scared that nobody would pick me up. but in the beginning of the book, i imagined all the things i would be scared of. i wrote 15 rides, the best i could imagine, and the best for me will definitely not be the best for you. >> stephen: you have best-cation and worst-case scenarios. what's the best thing that could have happened? >> have sex in a demolition derby in the car in the race. >> stephen: john, that's the definition of unsafe sex. >> well, it was safe. >> stephen: who were some of the e-mail people who did pick you up? >> a minister's wife. a cop. a trucker. a coal miner. a rock band called "here we go magic" >> stephen: why do you think they pulled their car over for you? is it because you're dressed like a valet? >> no, i think i'm the bellboy at howard johnson's. that's what this looks like. >> stephen: were you ever scared? >> i was not scared of the people. >> stephen: were they scared of you? >> no, they thought i was a homeless man. they didn't recognize me. they thou

its inmate population includes charles manson and some of the nation's most violent 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. it 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 and 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 anarchy, people d

>> manson followers. >> sharon tate's sister speaking out on charles manson's power behind bars.ook back at sharon's beautiful hollywood life. >>> plus, hope solo released. so is her 911 call. >> she's beating people up. >> then why venus williams is naked in public. and has michael yo finally met his match? >>> and -- >> why do yo strangely look cute in that? >> i feel special right now. >> my new one-on-one with melissa mccarthy is in the bag. her "tammy" secrets and on-set accidents. >> look out! >> i almost broke my neck on that jet-ski. >>> now the latest celebrity news delivered to you 24/7. it's "the insider" together with yahoo!. >>> melissa mccarthy kicking it in budapest with her bff 50 cent. a williams sister goes completely naked. and the queen bee is on the run while the queen is in the game. hello, everyone. i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm thea andrews. the tale of two queens is coming up. but first, the former queen of morning television made a big return today with a courageous announcement. like "gma's" robin roberts and amy robach she's gone public with the news t

was one spot, i forget where it was, i think it was madison, wisconsin, i was -- i used to live in manson, yeah, there's a spot where elvis got into a fight. >> there you go. >> i thought of exactly the same thing. i was in north korea and in there, and everywhere you would see, this is what i came across. or whatever. and the rocks and the mountains. and i made my first book there and thought, somebody from nbc a minute ago in the lobby was talking about the microphones. i thought, that does make sense when you get famous people on there posting. what did you do there? >> that would be fantastic. >> kilroy was here. >> you are living in it. and i have lived in my neighborhood since 2006. so eight years. and it wasn't until three years ago when findry began that i learned about the entire jazz district that was near my house, that janice joplin used to live nearby, kurt cobain, all these interesting things. >> you are learning this on top of google maps, so why don't you just google, believe me, this is the question i asked about microsoft, what is to stop microsoft from doing it? we don'

our tea dot com christian orthodoxy at least through eggs and holy water and members of marilyn manson's rock band i had a big concert in moscow the gig never should face however due to a bomb threat all the details of the story of a double for you online. also the life changing developments as technology approved in the u.s. to help those paralyzed take a huge step towards walking again find out all the details about the new robotic suit and much more of our team doctor. the bank robs you a city of detroit is on the brink of a water crisis thousands of people they have been left with no supplies at all the authorities say they're only protecting the city's budget from unpaid bills situation for several activist groups to demand the united nations step in and help or the u.n. experts looked into the matter and said the shuttle's a violation of human rights and close inspections there reveals it's not just the hand of not paying their bills but some corporations are tens of millions of dollars in the raid as well but these little pressure being put on them are cheesemaking lopez has the d

to try try something new we two forty once you know if you're still living in charlie sheen's old mansonif so you haven't talked to him. you haven't is old i don't know how to answer that question. though there he had he his name was on. house that we bought but he he never lived there and the press likes to have fun with it i guess i am i never did i was not in communications and i am not currently in communication with charlie but i have met him on occasion and he was nothing but friendly when i when i tried tyro to each person b. imitate your christopher walken is great. i mean i enjoy i enjoy doing nick cage because i don't even remember what he sounds like anymore it's just in my head it's just this wild news in jersey boys club is he really seen it no i've sort of what effect what a fascinating thing that clint eastwood directed jersey boy i find that while he's amusing i know i know he's a musical good approval of great eight he looks amazing i just i find the shows the best yeah you know way to up to you know it's it might be a departure from mystic river i'm just here and we had

now at r t dot com christian also talks activist through aids and holy water had memos of marilyn manson's rock band ahead of a confident moscow beginning never take place however due to a bomb threat all the details of the story available for you online. life changing developments as technologies approved in the u.s. to help those paralyzed take a huge step forward to walking again and find out all the details about the new robotic suit and much more now. the bankrupt us of city of detroit is on the brink of a water crisis thousands of people they have been left with no surprise at all forty say they're only protecting the city's budget from unpaid bills situation for several activist groups to demand the united nations step in and help well the u.n. ag but experts looked at the match the and said to be shut off saw a violation of human rights close inspection revealed it's not just hot up not paying their bills some corporations are tens of millions of dollars in the rate as well but it's a little pressure being put on them artes make a low pass as the story. it is one of the most essent

and former british diplomat william manson goes even further naming who he thinks directly stands to benefit if russia supplies ukraine is under instructions from the united states of america and very very large industrial companies this is also another subtle way of controlling the europeans remember because when and if russia quite rightly stops delivering gas which isn't paid for. like the previous two times the ukraine will simply siphon off the gas which will cause some problems in europe which will further encourage the europeans to be forced to eventually start buying american very expensive american merely refined gas as well that's all part of the business plan. while on r.t. dot com right now we've got details of one solution to the gas route put in a bid on e bay the price though has rocketed to a level anyone would balk at this is a spoof auction no and even guarantees delivery. iraq is verging on collapse a brutal jihadist offshoot of al qaeda has taken to more cities northeast of baghdad after murderously rampaging its way through the north the fear now is that the capi

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how about paul manson? >> in the back. >> he was like this. >> hiding.nd i had a kathie lee cutout. >> i loved the rollers. i loved the robe. i'm just glad it went okay. you show up at somebody's doorstep at 7:00 a.m. >> she was kind of surprised. >> thank god she was dressed. >> she had the idea we were coming. the show, but not us. we cant wait for tomorrow. the "today" show will be on the radio. any flub we make will be broadcast over and over and over and over. >> perfect. >>> to the world cup. it's happening. there's a lot going on with this. >> there's a lot. >> tell me what? >> we have to see this video. this is amazing. this mexican soccer coach, his name is miguel herrera. they celebrated the team's 75th goal. take a look at this. >> okay. oh, my gosh. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> oh, my gosh. he gets tackled to the ground. oh, oh, my god. >> right in the man's pec. right in the man's pec. >> oh, my god, he tackled his player on the ground. >> i speak a lit bit of spanish. i don't think they were saying this. but i wish they were saying,

as one afghan told me earlier today, the charles mansons of afghan society handed over for us. no one disputes and no one is arguing that sergeant bergdahl should have been brought home. but we are questioning the price we paid for him. >> all right. general, i want to get this in. we learned a 2009 investigation, pentagon investigation, into bergdahl's disappearance concluded he left on his own acard because his weapon, night vision goggles, bulletproof vest were all left behind. and he wasn't classified as a desserter because they didn't know his intent. will we ever be able to prove what his intent was after five years in captivity. will we be able to prove that even if he is investigated, questioned and interrogated. >> if is the overwhelming p preponderance of evidence. >> he will have to answer and from that truth will emerge. if you believe his soldiers and peers, they are pretty convinced. that's persuasive evidence when you have your peers saying this guy deserted. this guy left his behind. this guy left us in the battlefield. this guy put us out on the battlefield to

maximum security prison that housed some of the nation's most notorious inmates including charles mansons a prison with a reputation for gangs and violence. we discovered another side of corcoran. one that was tied not to its infamy, but to its location. in the heart of california's most fertile agricultural basin. >> come on, ladies, let's go. >> i had no idea there was a fully functioning dairy farm at corcoran prison before we got there. it was interesting because the inmates that worked on the dairy farm loved their jobs. i think it was the fact that they were around these animals and they were caretaking them and creating something that was valuable. it gave them a sense of purpose that i didn't often see at corcoran. >> this is a good opportunity right here. i live in bakersfield and there's a lot of dairies around there. so hopefully when i get out, the hours i accumulated here give me a job opportunity when i get out. >> i like it. it's better than dealing with the prison. you know? it's a lot better. i enjoy getting away from the yard and working with cows. i like animals. >> it

martha: joe manson represent mother stays it will be affected by this.today. i am doing fine, thanks. i want to get your reaction to what rand paul had to say. martha: the president is being held by environmental extremists on this issue and steered by them? >> it has the appearance. i knew then-senator obama when he was a present in the state of illinois and i was governor of west virginia. our office interested, they understood it, they worked with us. i am not going to speak for the president and he wasn't that way when he was a u.s. senator representing illinois. this is what we are dealing with. the reliability, summers white-hot in some areas because people want to have the reliability of this system when they took the heat cooling down, dependable power. the polar vortex we just had if we did not have the reliability, people would die. most of the elderly and the use, the young and the poor. ration if you can afford it or not. the average utility bill across the country has increased more than 30%. some states as high as 40%. bring a tremendous bu

most beautiful women of her generation, actress sharon tate murdered by the followers of charles manson her life is the subject of a new book written by her daughter. thank you for joining us this morning. >> just ahead in two minutes, the latest on the crisis in iraq. >> we will see you back here -- we won't be here tomorrow morning, morgan radford will be here. have a great day. at day. >> this is aljazeera. >> hello, this is the news hour. coming up, suicide bombers are targeting a top commander in lebanon. why a change in leadership in baghdad is the only way to end the bloodshed. plus, a popular senator surrenders to the police live on

. >> we have heard this about peterson too, and about charles manson. >> charles manson is getting marriedsica. he has that sexy bad boy look and i love it you could see it in his eyes. is he fearless. i would love to visit you one day. >> yuck. >> ewe. >> mash notes and proposals. this is so long as there has been prisons there have been standing outside of prisons looking to throw kisses and roses. >> with wedding rings. scott peterson got his first proposal within one hour of getting inside death row. within one hour. >> here is that what marie has to say oh my god he is unbelievable. love love love. i know tucker gets emails like this. but why is this ethis guy getting these emails. >> let's go through this guy's rap sheet though. this snuts. 2002 conviction grand theft from a person. resisting arrest conviction. undocumented gang membership north side gangster crypts. felon in possession of a firearm. this guy if you came across him, he might hurt you. >> is he not a choir boy. they pulled weapons out of his truck that's how he got busted in this thing. this the other thing i don't un

. >> i know our board member charles manson is going to pose a question for miriam but i just wanted to acknowledge that charles benton who is on our board and also formally on the national commission board has been committed his entire life to digital access. we know he's a great champion. he's out there all the time. we are so happy to be with us today and he has been a leader for years in this area. charles, question? >> i have got a script. i was interested in your point that there is very little information about e-rate that is being shared with tribal libraries and i'm wondering what your thoughts are on funding ford digital access especially given the numerous efforts to support native american library institutions starting with the many resolutions and the first white house conference and services that were adopted and incorporated to ls ta let alone the most recent new america new media technologies in indian country and the native networks. so there is a lot of research going on. what is to do about this? how do we get the ball moving in terms of digital access in libraries

story by virtue of doing another story for "national geographic" magazine about and explored named manson who was in our region guide who is trying to duplicate this expedition is jeannette expedition but duplicate it in a different kind of boat designed differently to withstand the ice better. what was the jeannette expedition? as an american and as an historian and as someone who fancies himself as a bit of an aficionado of exploration narratives i have come out of a background working for outside magazines for years and years. i thought you know i never heard of this jeannette mission. it's completely obscure today. the commander i think if you polled 100 people you might get one person who has heard of him. i'm constantly looking for these kinds of stories that were consequential in their time but are kind of obscure for right now. this fit perfectly. >> host: who was george washington the long? >> guest: george washington the long was the commander of the uss jeannette and he was a young navy officer, very ambitious to made a name for himself with an earlier expiration into greenland