i believe that manson did know. and he i actually j.c. bring and. probably. another person who was living at the house that night. and he might have even been introduced to sharon tate there's some evidence of that. but i believe that the reason they knew each other. i put together this. music because manson was a musician all right he actually had a couple of songs he wrote for the beach boys he actually knew the beach boys alright and also a drug mill you that manson was was dealing drugs ok from various different sources. and that very likely i believe ok was the reasoning behind the actual murders that night all right this is something that bugliosi completely ignored in his book i was kind of shocked when i discovered this but if you look at the los angeles police department reports within like three days of the discovery of the murders they had been working on this drug angle and they had come to the conclusion that this is the most likely motive for the actual homicides but you won't see any of that and helter skelter all right and so i believe i belie

music because manson was a musician all right he actually had a couple of songs he wrote for the beach boys he actually knew the beach boys all right and that also a drug mill you that manson was was dealing drugs ok from various different sources. and that very likely i believe ok was the reasoning behind the actual murders that night all right this is something that bugliosi completely ignored in his book i was kind of shocked when i discovered this but if you look at the los angeles police department reports within like three days of the discovery of the murders they had been working on this drug angle and they had come to the conclusion that this is the most likely motive for the actual homicides but you won't see any of that in helter skelter all right and so i will i believe that what bugliosi actually presented in court was a very much censored ok a very much for shortened picture of what actually really happened and i go into that in about the first three chapters of the book. you know and i came to the conclusion that bugliosi is reputation which was so much based on that case

statement retracting any notion that he was prejudging the charles manson case. well schooled lawyer, who knew right away that that was a mistake, and he had to clean that up. >> and there was another well schooled lawyer, constitutional law professor who became president of the united states, barack obama, in the early years of his administration who was asked during a press conference for just his reaction to what happened to professor gates up at harvard when he was arrested in his own home. and he said that he thought, you know, the police acted stupidly in the way they handled the situation with professor gates. remember, he caught hell for months if not years over what he said, just those two words, acted stupidly. and now fast forward to a president a president of the united states who, as a candidate, as the president-elect, and now as president of the united states, is constantly harping that his former opponent should be locked up. you know, look, congressman maxine waters has been given a lot of grief by republicans and some democrats for her consisten

assaulting a sixteen year old girl one of his spiritual retreat in twenty thirteen danish inventor peter manson has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering an dismembering a swedish journalist on his submarine came vols remains were found at sea after she interviewed manson on the vessel. those are the headlines stay with the al-jazeera phone lines is coming up next. in the lead up to their historic twenty eight team careers summit. al-jazeera looks at life in the know will. join me james brace for a series of special reports from north korea. here on al-jazeera. you're listening.

on his homemade vessel manson admitted to cutting up session died accidentally of carbon monoxide poisoning while on board prosecutors say vall died either by strangulation or having his throat cut. he brought various items down to the submarine objects with which kim was to be tied up tortured and killed be subjected to sexual abuse dismembered and then thrown overboard from this submarine and what the court has also emphasized apart from that it was a planned route to and cynical murder is that we talk about a woman who was working as a journalist and is completely innocent in all this. canadian police say most of the victims of the toronto van attack on monday were women raising questions over the motive of the suspect shortly before plowing his vehicle into them the twenty five year old appears to have written a post on his facebook page and read that the end selwyn belly and has already begun we will overthrow all the chance and stay says i went on to refer to a previous attack by self described in-cell elliot rodger so what is an insult short for involuntary celibates an online subcul

talk about getting girls into software coding, supermodel and founder of "kode with klossy," charles mansonhere, everybody. but first, baseball season is in full swing, and i mean, like, full swing. >> two big fights breaking out on the baseball diamond, the bitter rivalry between the yankees and red sox boiling over last night. hut by a pitch tyler austin, and to the mound he goes. both teams stormed a field that early in colorado, rocky starter nolan arenado, charging the pitcher. wild melee. even the bullpen pitchers made it out on to the fold. >> trevor: so what the hell? ( laughter ) who the hell is going on here? it's like they all decided, you know what this sport is missing? concussions. that's what it's missing. i have to say it's a really nice try. but you can't make baseball interesting. just stop. just stop. i see what you guys are doing. you know what my favorite part is of a baseball fight? both teams run from the bullpen at the same place to meet each other at the fight. why not fight where you are. like, "i'll meet you there! i'll meet you there!" i bet most of the guys didn

have grown actually just very tired of it and how difficult was it for the judge just to give the to manson a life a life sentence because as you mentioned his mental state also played quite a big deal in these proceedings. that the fact that he was handed a life sentence was this as it's as remarkable as it fits the case it's as remarkable as the case has been it's rare for a person to be committed to a look can be sent sentenced to a life sentence for for a single crime where they have no no no previous record and that shows speaks to the brutality of the case and the the base of the bridge speak to the brutality of the case according to the according to the prosecutor given the been in copenhagen thank you very much for that. there's been nothing yet to see if it's some other stories making news around the why in india a high profile says became google has been sentenced to life in prison this after the court in the city of joy poor fun a saddam bottle guilty of raping a sixteen year old's father well in two thousand and thirteen he's also on trial in another v.a. case in the state of go

dismembering a swedish journalist on his submarine came vols remains were found at sea after she interviewed manson on the vessel. those are the headlines today whether they're out for wise is coming up next thanks for. in the lead up to their historic twenty eighteen careers tommy. al-jazeera looks at life in the north. join me james byrd's for a series of special reports from north korea. here on al-jazeera. and if a man has. been a victim and. are members of an event like. mantle . and. lay back and look at a lot of the deaths and then dig a little. bit of. one to ten out of the ability in the village a movie but of the movie. and a little living in la was only up to most of the well betty. this is called between his two home countries. yemen a nation destroyed by war and in the midst of what the u.n. calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis. and the united states were donald trump's travel ban has now made it seemingly impossible to bring his family. issues i finish and. they should follow when you when you want to limit his move to us. we should. miss you but his family have been living in

dismembering a swedish journalist on his submarine kim was remains were found at sea after she interviewed manson on his homemade vessel prosecutors say that war died either by strangulation or by having a throat cut. cost him that he's great a little over twenty five minutes right after today's edition of the stream next. in the lead up to the historic twenty eight team the real summit. al-jazeera looks like the don't. join me james brace for a series of special reports from north korea. iran i'll just see. i really could get out and today a historic peace deal between the colombian government and the revolutionary armed forces of colombia or is that risk of failing as mistrust grows we ask can the deal hold tweet me your thoughts or comment in our lively to chat. i mean. you are in syria. this is the definitive one said colombia's president after signing a final peace deal with the leftist armed movement fark the landmark accord was welcomed across the world and brought one man who had santos a nobel peace prize but now the agreement is on uncertain ground with the political opposition in the a

his submarine kim waltz remains were found at sea after she interviewed him on his homemade boat manson admitted to cutting up her body but says she died accidentally pounced on board prosecutors say wall died either by strangulation or she had her throat cut. up next inside story a dream we'll keep you company with the news top of the hour in the coming hours i will see actual time tomorrow. over leaders doing enough to stop the war in yemen the united nations condemns the killing of waiting cace guests in an airstrike by the saudi led coalition the saudis are promising to investigate what about other as strikes have killed women and children and the second in command of fifty rebels this is inside story. and i welcome to the program i'm jane dothan four years of war in yemen show no sign of relenting especially from the saudi led coalition airstrikes have killed at least forty five people in the past week including waiting. women and children as in previous attacks which have killed large number of civilians the saudis have promised to investigate and the u.n. secretary general antoni

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dismembering a swedish journalist on his submarine kim walls remains were found at sea after she interviewed manson on his homemade vessel mattson admitted to cutting up her body but said she died accidentally those are the headlines inside story is next and then i'll have the news hour in twenty five minutes time join me then. to scramble to salvage the iran nuclear deal french president emanuel might call is in washington for a state visit as iran insists the west has no right to make any changes to the agreement so can a court convince trump to stick with the deal this is inside story. welcome to the program i'm jane doc in france in the united states have a long history that goes back centuries from the american revolutionary war to the statue of liberty the two countries have had strong ties french presidents emanuel mccaw is hoping to build on that special bond joining his three day state visit to washington d.c. and donald trump has rolled out the red carpet but beyond the handshakes smiles and lavish ceremonies there are serious policy disagreements including the twenty fifteen iran nuclear

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i mark manson's advice on leaving a happier life. this continues with the collection of stories to improve self-confidence. then, i've been thinking a collection of inspirational quotes, prayers from maria schreiber. wrapping up is brian with, there is more. >> if your mom read it what was her reaction to this. we were a made-for-tv family. when you called action you hit our marks and delivered our lines like pros we had the formulas down. >> it doesn't have a lot to do with my family but it is still them talk about the cosby show and when the cosby show came out a lot of people sever finally on tv. to parents are professionals and in many ways the first time we saw ourselves in that particular way on tv. pop culture is important to the main character. so a relationship with the cosby shows a way of talking about the lie behind that kind of cosby show fiction. knowing ogle cosby his own life has underscored the separation between reality and how things on the world. so pop culture becomes a way of filters out the world. i had to exag

idea to remind people that lincoln was really somebody who believed in a in ed that -- who believed manson tatian and equality -- emancipation and equality. >> you mentioned lincoln's barber a little earlier. earlier whenut him haiti was in the news. he was a haitian and new lincoln well. why is his story so important? the barber was from haiti and moved to baltimore originally and then moved to louisiana and up to st. louis. he was in the french influenced part of north america. then he moved to illinois because it was a free state. tired of living in states where slavery was legal. so he ended up settling in springfield where he ran a barbershop that was a kind of meeting place for all kinds of people. ofingfield is the capital illinois so probably a lot of political conversations happened. he supported the arts and published interesting poetry and added oaks -- anecdotes in the local papers and lincoln was his property lawyer. in terms of the historical records, not much is known about their relationship in springfield before lincoln became president. we know that lincoln was a lawyer.

and mark manson's advice on meeting a happier life. i look at some of the best-selling books that the "washington post" continues with a collection of stories to improve self-confidence from jensen shirov. next is educated. recount of her childhood in the idaho mountains in her first to formal education at the age of 17. then it is i've been thinking comic collection of inspirational quotes, prayers and reflections for maria shriver followed by gary chaplin's the five love languages. wrapping up a look at some of the books of the "washington post" nonfiction bestseller list is pastor brian houston went there is more. some of these authors have or will be appearing on both tv. after the programs have aired, you can watch them on our website, but tv.org. >> so now we understand how it is that you were able to get waved in to the white house to basically become a potted plant in the west wing lobby. so most of your meetings at the white house or with steve bannon or at least you were scheduled to meet with steve banning and then what woul

you can catch him on tour with marilyn manson.icked beats." gil sharone is here, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thanks so much for being here, gil! >> thank you. >> seth: our first guest tonight is a very funny comedian and actress you know from her breakout role in "girls trip." she stars alongside tracy morgan in the new series, "the last o.g.", which airs tuesday nights on tbs. please welcome to the show tiffany haddish, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: welcome to the show! >> he good with them drums, man. >> seth: he's really good. >> yeah! that was making my song move. >> seth: that was fantastic. i'm so -- >> congratulations to you! >> seth: thank you so much! that's so kind of you to say. >> you're a two-time baby daddy with one baby momma, that's good. >> seth: that's right. that is good. [ laughter ] that's good. that's how she insisted we did it. [ laughter ] i want to say congratulations to you on all your success. you've had an incredible couple of years. and we met, 2009 -- >> yes. >> seth: and this

we've had people arrested from georgia, california, charles manson had a cell phone.t is a problem. amy: the corrections director bryan stirling said he is set to meet with the fcc next month. meanwhile, -- that is a federal communications commission. the housman -- meanwhile, the state's house minority leader, democrat todd rutherford, has said prison staff should immediately begin monitoring prisoners' cell phone conversations and text messages. a prisoner who provided graphic photos of sunday's violence to the news al it prison legal news said cell phones were not actually at the center of the dispute, but rather other items that one gang factions that were stolen from another. he said "this has been an ongoing be from an incident that happened at lieber correctional institution. folks of been fighting for over a year. does, they move inmates and other institutions, meet up with other members and what they do is put those guys in dorms with the gang that the person just got into it with." ordinary.eleased for the department is talking about cell phones. the fact is

be sure to check him on tour this year with marilyn manson.eats." gil sharone, everyone! >> thank you, seth. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: thank so much for being here, gil. >> nice to be here. >> seth: you know our first guest tonight from his work on "the office" and such films as "it's complicated" and "13 hours." he co-wrote, directed and stars in "a quiet place," which is in theaters now. please welcome back to the show, our friend john krasinski, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seth: hi! >> could've done that all day. >> seth: you're great at it. >> hello! >> seth: i'm so -- first of all congratulations, this film is so fantastic. >> thank you so much! >> seth: you co-wrote it, you starred in it, you directed it. >> yes. >> seth: you have directed things before. you've never directed horror before, though? >> no. >> seth: and -- >> why would i do that? >> seth: yeah, i mean -- [ laughter ] it didn't seem like a fit for me either. but it's the number one movie in the country. how did it come about? how did this -- >> it was

we've had people arrested from georgia, california, charles manson had a cell phone.t is a problem. amy: the corrections director bryan stirling said he is set to meet with the fcc next month. meanwhile, -- that is a federal communications commission. the housman -- meanwhile, the state's house minority leader, democrat todd rutherford, has said prison staff should immediately begin monitoring prisoners' cell phone conversations and text messages. a prisoner who provided graphic photos of sunday's violence to the news al it prison legal news said cell phones were not actually at the center of the dispute, but rather other items that one gang factions that were stolen from another. he said "this has been an ongoing be from an incident that happened at lieber correctional institution. folks of been fighting for over a year. does, they move inmates and other institutions, meet up with other members and what they do is put those guys in dorms with the gang that the person just got into it with." ordinary.eleased for the department is talking about cell phones. the fact is

you can catch him on tour with marilyn manson and be sure to check out his recently released instructional you so much for being here, gil. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, seth. thank you. >> seth: you know our first guest tonight from shows like "deadwood" and "justified." and he can currently be seen in the netflix series "santa clarita diet." please welcome my good friend -- >> uh, seth. hey. >> seth: yeah, hey, uh -- timothy olyphant, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] >> what are you doing? >> seth: i was just going to introduce you. >> i know. and you called me your good friend. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, i did. >> why? >> seth: because we're good friends. >> are we? are we good friends or is that just some showbiz, talkshow thing that you do to trick the audience? and to think that we're palsy-walsy. >> seth: palsy-walsy? [ laughter ] >> it's synonym -- it's synonym for buddy-buddy. [ laughter ] >> seth: no. you know, i do -- i really -- i think we are good friends. >> so this is what you call a good friendship? seeing each other once a year, talking for 7 minutes in front of

there is no reason that charles manson should've been given decades to live.re are over 700 inmates that are life sentence. and lastly, we must stand firmly behind our last -- are law enforcement. >> mr. cox, i know there are republicans that are trying to differentiate the two of you. go ahead and respond to that. >> the numbers on the death penalty cost much more actually. i believe in punishment, so i believe life imprisonment without getting out is actually -- absolutely called for. >> what about the death penalty? >> i am pro-life. i will administer the law. i believe in the rule of law, so if the court hands-down a decision of death, i will carry it out but i will argue against it. but let's talk about management of the prison systems and 47 and all the things. you want to talk to the parents of anthony mele as well as his five-year-old daughter who was on his -- when he was assaulted and murdered by -- this is a guy who had a conviction record as long as my arm, yet he was out they she was a homeless person. he was out on the streets. the homeless situa

competition which larkin won the two hundred meter individual medley becoming the first australian manson's in top to win five golds at one games. it's incredible it hasn't sunk in. you know i sort of said. before the two hundred you know i tried both the fifteen hundred just to win the two that's sort of my baby and i take a lot of pride in that event and you know it's when father and like you said you know be used in the same sentence as the o.p.'s is pretty phenomenal south africa i'm performing well on the track has to say then you won the fifteen hundred meter title in a fraction of a four minutes it was a personal best and games record and she still has the eight hundred meters to come . was one is isaac mcquire low shot to fame at last year's world championships in london when he ran a solo two hundred meter heat after initially being bad juju suspected illness he tasted gold on this occasion in the four hundred metres it's. an example that some days are always better than others in sport scottish cyclist john archibald was feeling the pain after a crash in the men's individual time

marilyn manson. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what is he? he seems cool. >> he's super cool.ver. [ laughter ] i mean, like -- he's the nicest guy. >> jimmy: he's like, "i worked my whole career to be not the sweetest guy but -- >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: he is. >> he's -- i mean -- >> jimmy: he rides? >> kids love him and, like -- yeah. well, i had him in a side car. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no way! >> which was amazing, yeah. >> jimmy: i just want to see even a picture of that. that's fantastic. >> i'll show you a picture, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. do you have dream person that you want to ride with? >> i'd love to ride with cher. [ laughter ] i know it sounds -- it sounds different but cher -- i mean, she's such a bad ass. and i -- i love cher. my -- my little sister used to have a cher doll and i had a a jay j. armes doll, if you know who that is. >> jimmy: no. >> he's a detective that coincidentally didn't have arms but he, like -- [ laughter ] he -- yeah. >> jimmy: that's his last name? >> armes, yeah. he actually -- [ laughter ] yeah, he -- brando hired him once to go find his

be sure to catch him on tour this year with marilyn manson, and check out his recently released instructionalne, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, great week, man. i really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> seth: our first guest tonight is a talented actress you know from the hit series "parks and recreation" and films like "ingrid goes west" and "the little hours." she stars in "legion", which airs tuesday nights on fx. let's take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seth: please welcome back to the show, our friend aubrey plaza, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: hi, aubrey. >> hello. >> seth: i'm so happy to have you here. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> seth: for those who don't watch this show, and that clip is the first thing they've seen, they might be surprised to know that this is a show that takes place in the marvel universe. >> that's right. >> seth: yes. this is a very trippy show that exists in that superhero world. you played -- your character was a vessel for a villain called the shadow king. >> that's right. i started out as a human being maybe, in the first episode of season

this is a, like, very -- like it's a diaspara but it's a charles manson situation. >> how on earth dide get here? when we think about these school shooters, we immediately think how awful it is for the victims. what is the path that got them to such an awful place in an empowered community? >> it's actually a very simple story and it's interesting because if you go back earlier years, even rogers, which i followed as well, is you find these young boys, this is true in my research of boys of 30 years, at 11, 12, they're talking about their desires for friendships,er there wanting to be close with other boys as well as girls. >> it's such a confusing demoralizing -- middle -- every one of us thinks of middle school and it pains you. >> yes. so what happens is they're in a culture unfortunately and this is a sort of classic clash between human nature and modern culture. which is human nature is we're social animals, we need to be together. then we're in an american culture that, you know, tell us that we don't need relationships as much as, you know, we focus on the self rather than riche

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