times" next morning, "manson guilty nixon declares." manson got ahold of the paper.s up in front of the jury with a silly little smile on his face and he shows the jury the headline. >> a tight ring of security surrounds the hall of justice today as the manson jury deliberates. meanwhile, members of the manson clan continue their vigil outside of the hall of justice. they have been there since the start of the trial. >> if charlie were convicted of these charges, what happens to the rest of the members of the family? >> there's no if. charlie will get out. all of the people in jail will get out and we'll all go to the desert together. >> the jury hearing the charges against charles manson and three girl members of his so-called family brought in its verdict this afternoon. >> outside the court, manson's girl followers got the news by radio. >> they have convicted these people and you are next. all of you. there's a revolution coming very soon. >> today the judge formally passed sentence on charles manson and his girls. the death penalty he said for seven senseless mu

he's writing a movie based on charles manson and his cult. it may go into production next summer. he was accused of killing actress pregnant sharon tate and others in 1969. tarantino says he plans to retire after two more films. >>> the raiders recent success has catapulted them into the most valuable franchise. the raiders are the 34th in the world with a valuation of $2 billion. that's 50% from last year. the second highest increase among the top 50 creams. the raiders' plan to move to las vegas has affected their move as well. >>> "shark tank" was in oakland. they're always searching for the next big thing. those looking to land on the show and the national exposure and funding that goes with it had just 90 seconds to pitch their items. everything from apps to women's shoes to knowing where your favorite food truck is parked. >> did you guys kill it in there? >> i believe we did. he's amazing. you know, he brings out the spirit as a team. >> i think it's the hat. >> it's trunger, a of truck and hunger. >>> next up. a warning before letting your child play on a popular backyard

maybe they will, maybe both charles manson and oj will come to me. i don't think i did anything to either one of them. >> geraldo: what about bigfoot? >> take foot maybe two. i may be the abominable snowman. >> geraldo: simpsons highly anticipated hearing was held in two locations connected by close circuit. the commissioners and their modest offices in carson city, nevada's capital, the inmate about 100 miles away. simpsons adult daughter, arnel, his sisters and friends were there. so is 63-year-old bruce, one of the two victims of oj's heist. chris came to testify that simpson had spent enough time behind bars. >> nine and a half - 33 years is way too long. i feel like it is time to give him a second chance. it is time for him to go home to his family, his friends. he is a good man. he made a mistake. if you call me tomorrow said bruce, i'm getting out, will you pick me up? juice, i would be there tomorrow. i mean that. >> geraldo: he's slimmer than he was last time around, and older, but not the sold. >> we have that you are currently will very re

. >> signed by muhammad ali, adolf hitler, charles manson, buddy hackett, paul mccartney and more.hat's great. >> vincent price. >> after the break... >> but first our "strange inheritance" quiz question. which '70s hard rock band switched gears to cut the solid-gold disco hit "i was made for loving you"? kiss, iron maiden or the ramones? the answer when we return. ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will be as one ♪imagine no possessions ♪i wonder if you can ♪no need for greed or hunger ♪a brotherhood of man ♪imagine all the people ♪sharing all the world...you, ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ >> so, which '70s hard rock band switched gears to cut the disco gold record "i was made for loving you"? it's a, kiss. the song's cowriter, paul stanley, said he wanted to prove it was easy to make a disco hit. >> so, where were we? oh, right. in the middle of a story about how hugh hooper came into inherit not one but two strange art collect

which acclaimed director is filming a movie based on the 'manson family murders'? rick damigella tells us who, and more in the hollywood minute. (nat)"quentin!"quentin tarantino's next movie will be grounded in reality. the hollywood reporter says tarantino is finalizing a script for a film based on the "manson family murders." the reporter's sources did not know the title for the upcoming movie, which tarantino will also direct. the mason family's infamous crime spree took place in los angeles in 19-69. the project would mark the first time tarantino has directed a film based on true events.(nat)"i'm excited about your tie.""thank you very much!""wow!"casting news: daisy ridley and tom holland are teaming up. the "star wars" actress and the man beneath the spider-man mask will be starring in "chaos walking," based on the young-adult novel by patrick ness. lionsgate has announced the sci-fi film will land in theaters march first, 20-19. (nat)"ahh, yes!"and now for something completely different. john cleese is to be honored at the sarajevo film festival. the "monty

. >> today they traded shaun doolittle and ryan manson.owing out the first pitch this afternoon, oakland native and new raiders returning back, marshon lynch. >>> the cleveland -- ryan heelly drived into the bases loaded. >>> the a's scored again and jack laura take -- for the tenth homer of the isn't it was five zip. >>> shawn got his eight win striking out eight over the eight win of work. >> it was great, we god the series sweep against a really really good team, you know just all did really good baseball. the offense coming around, defense is plenty as well. pitching, overall really really good. so it's just a little exciting right now. >>> the giants play the rubber became in san diego, last night's hero for padres, hector sanchez. the former san francisco catcher had a pair of hits. the giants try to rally in the second -- can't make the grab and in comes buster posey. san diego put the game away in the third. this one to corey, the padres going to win 7-1. too many for most losses in the league with 11. >>> it's no big deal with ste

. >> dean has written a letter to charles manson in hopes of starting a friendship. >> i, unlike most people, are not disturbed by people in your type of situations. i think you're one hell of a person to manipulate the minds of so many. that's like a god to me. i know what he did is a crappy thing, but anyone who can do stuff like that, you have to be a different kind of person. >> have you ever thought of the victims in any of these cases? >> no. so i'll keep this short and sweet. just let you know there's someone on your side and still thinking of you. i'm in a county right now, in a crappy bull [ bleep ] situation but i'll be out soon and i hope to keep in touch. >> think charles manson is going to write you back? >> i would hope so. probably not. you never know. stranger things have happened. hopefully he will write back. it will make my life. >> jason flores is fighting for his life or at least to get a decade off his 25-year prison sentence for home invasion robbery and attempted murder. he is due in court in less than 24 hours. >> i mean, yeah, i'm a little anxious, but i'm no

>> reporter: take the case of the infamous manson family killing of actress sharon tate.ars for a parole board to sign off on the release of the youngest manson follower, leslie van houten. >> she was a perfect example of somebody who was very unpopular, obviously. has been a model inmate. but nobody in the california parole board is excited about signing her parole papers. and in fact, the governor of california has just vetoed it. >> reporter: you'd think simpson might be cut some slack because of his advanced age. after all, he just turned 70. some might even say he's due for a "shawshank redemption"-style release for the elderly. but again, in the case of simpson, all bets are off. >> let's call him john simpson. 70-year-old john simpson would almost certainly get parole. but this is o.j. >> reporter: still, former parole commissioner dorla salling has faith in the process. >> i know these people and they'll just look at the facts of the case to make the best decision that they can make. >> reporter: next thursday, simpson will either be granted parole, denied or if t

followed by mark manson's advice on leaving a happier life. a look at the best-selling nonfiction books continues with ceo sheryl sandberg and adam grants advice and moving forward after facing setbacks in "option b. next, roxanne looks at her lifelong struggle with food and body image in "hunger". a retired u.s. navy admiral provides advice for self-improvement in "make your bed. wrapping up the look at the best-selling nonfiction books according to indy bound, is a book by mark boutin which recounts a battle that change the american approach to the vietnam war. many of these authors have, or will be appearing on book tv. you can wash them on our website, booktv.org. >> book tv recently visited capitol hill task members of congress with their reading the summer. >> i'm reading a book i'm really enjoying, tom friedman's latest, thank you for

charlie manson is getting his they had a rison, guy in prison that wanted a sex change, he was in for murder and let him out. you'll have to pay for it one way or the other. payer, put single everybody in the pool and the rates exactly down. to can't have people going the emergency room, the people love it. dex : to dayton, ohio, calling in. caller: president trump calling obstructionists sdshgs he say they don't have the right to vote the way they believe? in hey don't believe something, they don't believe in it. it?should they vote for the republicans didn't vote in the first place, i don't think obamacare is perfect, but just fix what we have, not worry about about -- i think they call it bamacare, they want to see black man's care is that good and i don't think that is right. it's health care. top calling it names, stop worrying about who is getting credit for it and just fix bewho there and not wor did what in the past? host: can you see both sides together, house, congress, democrats, republican? are r: not the way they now, i see certain people, yes, it., some would do nfortuna

more promotes asked a man going to international minutes ago supports the trump administrations manson's new sanctions against minnesota. any day some more of your position is going to announce new supreme court judges switch but governments is not once recognized but yet you is just. so make it very difficult for minority govern the country and forced to concede and sit down to negotiate. a is there any sign that he is willing to compromise on this. are not publicly he has. double down on on the election campaigns today he was saying and don saying. at a government rally he has cracks into jail opposition support says for stage and e elections because perhaps south which i feel beautiful we could see some sort of negotiation between the government. and the opposition and what about the fears that this will lead to get more violence in venezuela dozens of people have already been killed. in protests in in the crackdown on protests sad since april at eight it isn't looking good is it. no not at all i mean it's it's very difficult to really know all about what the government plans to do is

manson also released a music video with trump's likeness and what johnny depp said.was the last time an actor assassinated a president? >> [cheering] >> i am not an actor. >> however it's been a while. maybe it's time. >> sean: and shakespeare in the park where a president trump look alike was stabbed to death during a new york city performance. hollywood hates president trump and rosie o'donnell and her liberal friends are normalizing violence against our elected president. tonight while congressman steve scalise is hospitalized after being shot. rosie o'donnell tweets out a game urging users to push the president off the cliff. that will i ever see through this blind, psychotic hatred and realize their actions have consequences? will hollywood every stop rooting for the president to die and fail and to get impeached? and start rooting for this country to succeed? i doubt that's ever going to happen. up next. right here tonight on hannity, we are so close. >> we have no democrat help. they are obstructionists. >> sean: that's all they are good at. that was president

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caller: to have negotiations with north korea through china is like having charlie manson take care of your newborn baby. it is absolutely ludicrous. when we saw what happened to and saw howr malicious that the president of north korea is, we have to know this man is not rational. verynk we need a analytical approach, and we have to do it on our own. it is a joke to think that china has any desire to go in and stop this. to usenot have t nuclear armaments. we need to have a surgical strike with the mother of all bombs, and do it so quickly and have our soldiers on the border move out into japan so that when it is over, they can go in and pick up the pieces. theo not have to use nuclear option. we have other instrument of war we can use. and stand by and wait -- that seems very, not a safe thing to do. host: what do you think that would mean for the south korean allies? you are saying u.s. troops should leave the demolished rise down? caller: only for -- i mean only for an amount of time so they can get themselves ready to go back into north korea. but once north korea is sort of disarm

petition was created by sister of actress sharon tate who was murdered in 1969 by members of the manson family. also signing this petition, her friend kim, saying, thank you for starting this petition. love you, lady. goldman is preparing for the worst. during a criminal trial that riveted the nation in 1995, simpson was acquitted but found liable, ordered to pay a $35,000 judgment. >> money is money, and this is the only way they can seek some kind of recompense for the loss. >> reporter: with interest, simpson owes about 60 million, and if he's released, they will try to get what they can. >> if he's paid money for the use of his name, his likeness, his story, his brand, it is our intention to seize it. and we can seize it by legal prots process, and that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: first the board must grant simpson's parole. among the attorneys, douglas, who was on the dream team. >> it was a consequence of what happened in los angeles. >> it will be interesting to see how it all plays out. that was joe fryer, reporting. >>> cheryl hurd will be reporting on that for us in th

created by debra tate, sister of actress sharon tate, who was murdered in 1969 by members of the manson family. among those signing the petition, ron goldman's sister, kim, who tweeted, thank you for being such an advocate and for starting this petition. tate says the goldman family is preparing for the worst. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: during a criminal trial that riveted the nation in 1995, simpson was acquitted of murdering goldman and ex-wife nicole brown but in the civil case he was found liable and ordered to pay a $33 million judgment. >> money is justice, and justice is money, and this is the only way they can seek some type of recompense for the loss. >> reporter: the goldman family's attorney says with interest, simpson now owes about $60 million and if he's released, they'll try get what they can. >> if he's paid money for the use of his name, his likeness, intention to seize it. and we can seize it by legal process, and that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: but first, the board must grant simpson's parole. among those hoping for his release, carl

i'm marilyn manson threw up on me. [ laughter ] i'm not a sunshine person.: no, you look perfect. you look gorgeous. we actually have -- i got you a a little gift because i know you don't like the sun. >> okay. >> jimmy: but we also know that you like guns n' roses. so this is an umbrella hat. >> stop! >> jimmy: a guns n' roses umbrella hat. >> it's so cool! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. i love it. >> jimmy: you don't have to try it on, but it works. >> i love it. oh, i'm going to wear that on the beach. >> jimmy: yeah, perfect. just put it on. >> since i'm forced to go with my children. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and then that. just hang out, and no one even knows you're there. >> it's so good. >> jimmy: yeah, it's perfect. [ laughter ] >> i love it. >> jimmy: good, perfect. i'm glad you have it. >> i love it. >> jimmy: good. >> it's so excellent. >> jimmy: i met you -- i don't know if you remember where i first met you. >> yes, cocktails before the wedding. >> jimmy: we were at a wedding, and you were going to speak at the wedding. and i knew you were, li

with northotiations korea through china is like having charlie manson take care of your newborn babynd teenagers in your life. it is ludicrous. when we saw what happened to warmbierm bear -- ott and a sauna malicious the leader of north korea is, we have to know this man is not rational and he has said he will destroy the white house. so i think we need a very analytical approach. i think we have to do it on our own. it is a joke to think that china has any desire to go in and stop this. we do not have to use nuclear armaments. what we can do is have a surgical strike with the mother of all bombs. haveo it so quickly and our soldiers, who are on the border, either move out into it is overat when they can go in and pick up the pieces. we do not have to use the nuclear option. we have other instruments of war that we can use. and stand by and wait -- that seems very, not a safe thing to do. host: what do you think that would mean for the south korean allies? you are saying u.s. troops should leave the dmz? meanr: only for and - i only for an amount of time so they can get themselves re

. >> marilyn manson, stonestreet doing security for manson. >> i heard one of your first jobs was ati made when i tried all 31 at the same time. after a while, you get tired. you start mixing things. >> did you name that ice cream? >> i didn't. no. >> he had a stomachache after. >> we did dad jokes. and that reminds me. i loved it. all right. we talked about this. and this is also get prepared. these are the ages your brain peaks. "business insider" looks at when your brain peeks for various tasks. >> for example. >> confusion is part of it. >> that's true. >> your brain peaks at the age of 18 years old, when it comes to keeping track of details. i was like, how old were you? what happened at 18. >> we were on to 50. wait a second, the 18 thing. >> didn't that scare you? >> i have lists all over. >> that's true. >> your ability to learn unfamiliar names, peaks at the age of 22. nice to meet you. my name is jenna. >> i thought unfamiliar names. dillon is an unfamiliar name. >> this whole thing went over my head. >> and peaks at the age of 32. >> what happens? >> facial recognition. >>

. >> marilyn manson, stone street doing security for manson. >> so i heard one of your first >> i warkdch in common. what was your favorite flavor. >> the one that i made when i tried all 31 at the same time. >> like a big skeep of each or a spoonful of each. >> because after a while you get tired of chom lace, vanilla and strawberry so you start mixing thing. >> did you name that ice cream. >> i don't, because -- no. no. >> because it didn't deserve a name. >> it gave minimum -- haim a stomachache after. >> these are the age yours brain peaks. business insider looked at different studies of when your brain peaks for various tasks. >> this confused me and i didn't go through it all so i'm going lit handle it. >> confusion is part of it. >> that's true. >> so for zblechl there's an age for that one. >> your brain peaks at the age of 18 years olden keeping track of details. >> true. >> which, by the way, then we were in the meeting ways like how old your? what happened at 18 zwl but we were on to 50 and you were like wait a second, that 18 thing what happens then. >> but didn't that scare

, we know that people -- i mean, there was no 234-hour news -- 24-hour news coverage when charlie mansonoesn't incite violence, lots of things can. so that's the initial, i guess, source of the story. because this made site violence on behalf, against reporters, let's find out who's behind it. what gave it a little more, i guess, juice for cnn or anybody is that allegedly the guy behind it wasn't exactly a model citizen on social media, we should say. allegedly. he apparently posted some anti-semitic stuff -- at least this is the storyline. i have not done my independent investigation. neil: right. >> i don't know this for a fact -- neil: so they were dangling that over him. >> well, no, this is how they premised doing the story. this guy does some unsavory stuff on social media. we should find out who he is. they found out who he is. the guy apologized, took his stuff down x they agreed not to publish his name. and then there was a little rejoinder in the story that was written by, i guess, i keep pronouncing the guy's name wrong, alex kaczynski, i think his name is, where he said we re

joe manson, on the committee, spoke to us about what could happen. >> it doesn't matter who the person and is not a witch hunt. the facts of what they are. our intel committee is working diligently to get all that presented to us and the problem people in front of us. >> bill: susan rice, we do not have a day or time yet. katherine harris picks it up from there, and kevin harris, what can we expect? >> this is shaping up to be a very heavy week for the obama administration. fox news comes firms, susan rice is scheduled to appear before senate intelligence committee behind closed doors, and as you mention, the timing is not public yet. former white house chief of staff of expected to be up before the same panel as early as today. that director of nsa, before both the house and senate committees, investigating russian meddling in the 2016 election. who requested the identification of americans and intelligent reports during the campaign cycle. this process is referred to as and my skin. in april, she defended her actions. >> this is not anything political has been alleged. the allegation

rick: i can't think of another parole hearing that has gone this kind of attention, maybe charles mansonan, this is captivating. >> it really is, and people want to hear from oj, what is he going to say? is he going to express remorse? previously and has parole hearing, and what she succeeded on some of the charges, he expressed sort of half remorse that you know -- but it kind of sounded like i am only sorry that i got caught, and i didn't mean to do it. but he claimed i was just getting myself back. the jury didn't buy that argument for a moment. and it just be clear, he won't actually be sitting in the room with the parole board, he will be there via closed circuit television. and the board members are in a separate location. there is a multitude of television cameras there, doing the live coverage just outside. >> rick: gregg jarrett, we appreciate your insight. the two stunning "new york times" reports that he never would have hired attorney jeff sessions if he had known that he would recuse himself. it was a move unfair as the president has claimed? we will talk to thomas dupree. >

anything else, if it's a really good pizza place then there are people that would go 'he charles mansonlace' and they'd still go. darya: yea just give me a slice.( darya ) darya: a little football tidbit for you...brittney spears wants a slice of the superbowl. she is in secret talks, obviously not that secret, to try and be the half time entertainer during the next super bowl.( darya ) darya: and then you want to talk about spending your money. antonio brown showing off, buying himself a 350,000 dollar rolls royce for his birthday, and then driving it into the restaurant at his own birthday party and putting the car on display at his own party. gary: it used to be the clothes make the man, now the car. believe me it takes one to know one, i think it's the car now. darya: i was brought up that you don't want to show off your money, you don't want to flash stuff, but guys these days say 'yup it cost 350' gary: on my radio show you think anyone calls in and says 'boy great opinion, great interview," no they say 'hows that stupid bentley.' darya: they like your wheels. gary: you gotta do s

the petition was created by deborah tate, sister of sharon tate, who was murdered by the manson familyning the petition, ron goldman's sister, kim, a long-time friend of tate. thank you for being such an advocate and starting this petition. love you, lady. tate says the goldman family is preparing for the worst. >> if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. >> reporter: during a criminal trial that riveted the nation in 1995, simpson was acquitted of murdering goldman and ex-wife nicole brown but in a civil case he was found liable and ordered to pay a $33 million judgment. >> money is justice. and justice is money. this is the only way they can seek some kind of reppen pence for the loss. >> reporter: the goldman's attorney says with interest simpson owes 60 million and if he's released they'll try to get what he can. >> if he's paid money for the use of his name, his likeness, his story, his brand, it is our intention to seize it. and we can seize it by legal process. and that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: but first, the board must grant simpson's parole. among those hoping for his re

the petition was created by deborah tate sister of actress tate who was murdered by members of the mansonng those signing the petition ron goldman's sister, kim, who tweeted, thank you, deborah tate for being such an advocate and starting this petition. love you, lady. tate says the goldman family is preparing for the worst. >> if it doesn't fit you must acquit. >> during a criminal trial that riveted the nation in 1995 simpson was acquitted of murdering goldman and brown but in a civil case he was found liable and had to pay a $33 is money and this is the only way they can seem recommend om pens for the lost. >> david cook says with interest simpson now owes $60 million. if he's released they will try to get what they can. >> if he's paid money for the use of his name, his likeness, his story, his brand it is our intention to seize it and we can seize it by legal process and that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: but first the board must grant simpson's parole. among those hoping for his release, carl douglas, one of the attorneys on his legal dream team. >> the fact that he has been i