but after the manson murders, you saw a hippie with long hair hitch-hiking and the image of manson wouldof the beats and early hippies. >> today, the magic is gone. aimless and disorganized, the hippies have fallen prey to their own free spirit. free love, free drugs and too much free publicity have gradually corrupted them. >> something happened to haight-ashbury since last year. we hear it's not the same place. >> it's not. the love-ins brought more and more people. then people who were just bums trying to get into a good thing, you know, free food, free everything. so they all just came in, you know. and a lot of really rotten people. so now you've really got a bad thing. it used to be you could set your stuff down beside the road, nobody would touch it. and now it got so you couldn't even put your things inside a building. somebody would come along and take everything you had. >> one day i woke up very hungry, very dirty and tired and disgusted and decided to get a job, settle down and get serious. >> joe's job is making jewelry. he's been taking a six-month course to learn how. >> i

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>> dave: was there a beausoleil in the manson family?ntire manson family's killings were designed to draw suspicion away from bobby beausoleil. >> dave: i was always a fan of squeaky fromme. >> anthony: they just let leslie van houten out of the joint. >> dave: correct. >> anthony: and i hear she likes camping. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ >> anthony: fred and dave do not travel light. previously acquired stunt moose, the legs slow-roasted over an open fire. the ribs of the same beast, braised on the coals. a natural gravy simmers away. a cured ham, brought from our generous friend, marc in montreal. but first, cans. >> anthony: oh my good god, look at that thing. >> fred: that is jellied fois gras. >> anthony: look at this thing. jesus. >> fred: this is the proof of our low self-esteem. >> anthony: a tureen of wild hare, drizzled with sauce. >> anthony: what, what, what? >> anthony: another tureen of pheasant, wild duck, and guinea hen, loaded with pleasing hunks of fois gras. >> anthony: oh, look at that. >> anthony: a wild boar tureen. >> fred: d

that's what the entire region is watered about saudis are what about it because they don't have the mansons in lebanon anymore and ican control the politics if you cannot control or have a see through the through politicians then usually such countries adopt aggressive measures we don't know what they're going to do but it could be an aggressive on of course israel as well because israel has based his the line two thousand and six and is allowed to perform very well as well as also present and city has announced and israel is looking at a strong as the law in never naam and is facing up with as well our own is really levanon border but also in city out so they're also extremely watered about his. rice lucy and you know not in a way wouldn't quite a clear mandate the next rise of iraq. i'm sure for a very rude thank you let's look now at some of the other stories making news around the world in yemen at least six people have been killed in as strikes by the saudi led coalition the missiles targeted the presidential palace in the capital sanaa which is currently under the control witnesses sa

like manson. if you see an interview with manson, you can see it in his eyes. the blankness, noble motion. >> reporter: a suburban grandfather in former police officer, his life is coming into focus. >> d'angelo is scheduled to be back in court in two weeks. >>> things are warming up incrementally. >> outside our doors right now anywhere from 3 degrees to 6 degrees warmer than yesterday. here is a look at what's happening with lots of blue sky right now. earlier this morning we had a mix of clouds and a few sprinkles. i will explain that in just a moment. let's take a look across the oakland estuary. a lot of blue and a very pretty view. 60 degrees, san francisco. oakton, 58. san jose, 63. here is a look at your 24 hour temperature change. fairfield up by 7 degrees. concorde, up by 4. oakland, just a tad cooler as well as half moon bay. a nice day shaping up around the bay area. you can see the state of california. southern california getting rate and a rain/snow mix and the higher elevations. we did get a few sprinkles in the bay area earlier this morning. but

i never seen it in his eyes like say manson. if you have seen an interview with manson, you can see it in his eyes. >> he said that joseph james deangelo was missing part of a finger, which he told griffin that it happened while he was in the navy. joseph james deangelo made his first court appearance last friday and is expected back in court in two weeks. >>> we are learning new details about the case from one of the key investigators. paul holes worked on the case before deciding to put the killers dna on a genealogy website. >> our report had a chance to talk to paul holes about the investigation. >> reporter: paul holes ridott a few weeks ago and he tells us he spent 24 you're searching for the rapist and the killer and the break in the case cages this year. >> they gave us results that ultimately lead us to him. >> reporter: investigator paul holes tells us he created a dna profile and interested into the jed that's back the database. after that, it was old- fashioned police work to learn more. he revealed to us a clue that

if i accept charles manson as an animal, does that bother you? >> of course.nd i agree with president trump. but guess what, last year, ice armrests armrests were up. so focus on that. focus on those who have no criminal records. >> tucker: people who are here illegally should be deported. that's what the law says. if you don't like the law, change it in congress. >> then you should not focus on criminals. you should not spend your time and energy of most people in the bad numbers. >> tucker: i'm sick of being told by foreigners about who we can deport and who we can't. the law says if you are here illegally, we can deport you. i'm sure a lot of good people would get deported and i feel sad about that, but that's a lot. >> we were also criticizing that last week. >> foreigners have no right to weigh in on our asylum laws because they are foreigners and we are citizens. final question. why does it not bother you when i called charles manson an animal, but it does bother you when trump calls ms-13 animals? >> it bothers me when any criminal commit such heinous a

if i attack charles manson as an animal, does that bother you? >> of course not. and you know what?nd i agree with president trump -- >> tucker: why, because he's not an immigrant or hispanic? >> but guess what, last year, t arrests, i.c.e. arrests were up by 30% and the larger percentage of that increase had to do with non-criminal immigrants. so if they want to get rid of the bad hombres instead of separating families, they should focus on that and not deport a number of people who have no criminal records. >> tucker: people who are here illegally should be deported. that's what the law says. if you don't like the law, change it in the congress. >> you just should they should focus on dangerous criminals.or i agree with that. so let's focus resources and time and energy on those people and the bad hombres instead of separating families. >> tucker: i'm sick of being bullied by foreigners about who we can deport and who we can't. our law says if you are here illegally, we get to deport you. i'm sure a lot of good people would be deported if we did that. i would feel sad about that,t

marshals, tony manson and chris carson, saved a life that night. they are heroes. but their experience is not unique. every day throughout america, law enforcement officers put their own lives at risk in similar ways to protect and to serve. so please join me in a round of applause for the deputy u.s. marshal's and for other current and former members of law enforcement. [applause] i want to thank you very much. i enjoyed spending the evening with you and i hope you have a very productive conference. have a good evening. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] >> on friday, live coverage of a congressional briefing on infrastructure from the national history center at 11:00 a.m. eastern time on c-span. on c-span two, the future of the korean peninsula, and north korea's nuclear program. live coverage at 9:15 eastern time. 12:30, british foreign policy from the council on foreign relations. this afternoo

marshals, tony manson and chris carson, saved a life that night. but their experience is not unique. every day throughout america, law enforcement officers put their own lives at risk in similar ways to protect and to serve. so please join me in a round of applause for the deputy u.s. marshals and for other current and former members of law enforcement. [applause] i want to thank you very much. i enjoyed spending the evening with you and i hope you have a very productive conference. have a good evening. [applause] >> today, president trump's former chief of staff at mine's previous joins journalists bob woodward and carl bernstein for a discussion on the trump presidency moderated by leon panetta. to forcesly, we want our combat marine, john kelly. that goes to tell you that being chief of staff is not easy. you know that. you have been there. but also, president trump is different. more complicated. he has never run for office before. he wants to be perfect. he wants to be perfect on little things, middle things, and big things. he is like many su

marshals, tony manson and chris carson, saved some is life that night. but their experience is not unique. every day throughout america, law enforcement officers put their own lives at risk in similar ways to protect and to serve. so please join me in a round of applause for the deputy u.s. marshal's and for other current and former members of law enforcement. [applause] i want to thank you very much. i enjoyed spending the evening with you and i hope you have a very productive conference. have a good evening. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] announcer: monday on the landmark case is only a case on caps off at greg your job. in 1970's six, a convicted armed robber and murderer challenged a death sentence. his case and for other capital punishment cases were considered by the court and the supreme him. ruled against they did and establish stricter guidelines for states wishing to impose

mountains of encounter is about a korean freedom fighter who met an american journalist in the chinese manson's mountains of encounter in the mountains of encounters are transformed by the blind into an abstract work and the spotlights give it a romantic touch that's to shine you can imagine how the moon rises in the mountains but at the same time it also resembles searchlights. obert like i said it's into selfish. nothing is straightforward ambiguity is an essential characteristic of young is art. you know nothing is just beautiful just totally what looks like a fabric pattern is in fact the lining of security envelopes the kind banks used to send you your pin code. and grew up in seoul for the last twenty years she has lived in two worlds often in asia but mostly in europe she teaches that an article to me in frankfurt when she first came to the city in one thousand nine hundred forty a study she was fascinated by the hardware stores. all this book on bass book. it shows things i thought were funny and quirky for example an order form instructions on how to paint a corner of an object first i

so was charles manson, jeffrey dahmer, carrot top. [laughter] when you your fact applies to everyone it's no longer meaningful. yes, he killed your family for both of you enjoyed "star wars". that does not work. nancy disagrees. >> when the president of the united states says about undocumented immigrants these aren't people but these are animals you have to wonder does he not believe in the spark of divinity that every person is worth it? [crowd boos] greg: i just realized the ms in ms 13 stance port misunderstood. [laughter] keep talking. i want to keep talking because if this is the direction the democrats want to go reelect trump now and you're becoming the cartoon we always thought you were but at least the media is coming to grips with their own delusions. >> i do think that we have to acknowledge that there is so much happening more in the world than donald trump and we in the media are essentially all trump all the time. my wife and i find ourselves our pillow talk is about trump. >> i am a trump addict. i can admit that. all

after that it's mark manson's advise on leading a happier life followed by madeleine albright's warning against the fascist tack tack -- tactics by world leaders. next is educated, the introduction to formal education at the age of 17. and in fifth is astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson's astrophysics for people in a hurry. our look at some of the best selling books according to indiebound with i'll be gone in the dark, the late michelle mcnamara's firsthand account of her search for the golden state killer who was responsible for a dozen murders and 50 sexual assaults in california during the 1970 and '80s. then investigative journalist ronan farrow explores the role of the state department and american diplomacy in the world today in "war on peace." after that a cookback from hgtv's joanna gains followed by barbara ehrenreich's thoughts on the science behind how our bodies age in "natural causes." she'll discuss her book on "after words" this weekend. and wrapping up our look at some of the books from indiebound's nonfiction best seller list is clinical psychologist jordan peterson's s

they are concerned that if blankenship wins a primary, he has very little chance of defeating joe manson would be devastating for republicans who want to maintain control. so tonight, a debate on a national stage on fox news channel come one week before west virginia's republicans go to the polls. the stakes are very high. peter doocy is live with the debate side in morgantown. >> before, there is a lot of attention outside of west virginia on tonight's debate. for the last couple of weeks, money for attack ads have been having the biggest impact in terms of national influence. but now, the attorney general patrick morrissey thinks that gives him a leg up. >> ted cruz, rand paul, governor walker, conservatives are united behind my candidacy because i'm the one that took on obama overreach. >> put so much of this race is about pledging allegiance to president trump, congressman jenkins doesn't think morrissey has a leg to stand on and he's turning those endorsements around to make this point. >> he is surrounding himself with all the people that were never trump. he threw the family under

the only person less popular in california than donald trump is charlie manson.e have the time to play a sound bite from seattle. this is what protesters did about amazon in seattle. play the sound bite. >> big business exist something not incidental impoverishment in our city and our cult you are. it is cause of it. >> corporations paying lower tax now than anytime in history. i don't think i would call it punishment. >> business as usual means death as usual. if they can't pay, who can? david: business as usual is death as usual. larry elder, i know you want to respond but we're got to go. we have to have you back. we love you man. please come back often. >> texas is saying come on down. david: exactly. larry elder, grade to see you. thank you very much. melissa: you will have to leave your emotional support goat at home. there is good news for your miniature pony. david: what? melissa: the new guidelines from american airlines you need to know before heading to the airport. ♪ . . here you go little guy. a cockroach can survive submerged underwater for 30 minut

fox news canal project -- this is not a big surprise, senator joe manson will easily defeat the challengers primary side, while the gene to win back the democratic primary. there is one that we can tell you about. we don't know yet was going to win back on the republican side and who will go up against joe manchin in the fall. don blankenship, evan jenkins, the current congressman and the attorney general patrick morrisey are all vying for that position and as soon as we get some numbers rolling in west virginia we are all very interested to see how that's going to work out so we will get those up on the board as soon as we have them. in the meantime, this breaking story. you may remember new york attorney general eric snyderman going after harvey weinstein, one of the many people that he has gone after as ag in new york, but he really was a champion, we thought, for the #metoo movement. >> women were coerced into facilitating harvey weinstein's misconduct, sometimes they were targets themselves. if they refused, they were threatened. >> martha: he has gone head-to-head with powerful polit

next is clinical psychologist jordan peterson's self-help book 12 rules for life and mark manson's advice on leading a happier life. our look at some of the best selling books according to amazon continues with a collection of recipes from alton brown. after that investigative journalist roh man pharaoh explores the role of the state department in the world today in war on peace. in eighth, event planner rachel hollis provides self-lend advice that followed by own the day, own your life. and wrapping up our look at some of the books from amazon's nonfiction bestseller list is an american princess which recalls the life of a member of america's upper class during the gilded age. some of these authors have appeared on booktv. you can watch them on our web site, booktv.org. >> you know, i -- staying on the strip club example -- i, you know, immediately confessed, you know, this woman came over to our table, and i was like, i'm a journalist. [laughter] i'm just asking some questions, do you mind? she was super helpful. and she's -- [audio difficulty] and they come in groups of mostly guys. so

jenny manson from jewish voice for labour, who argued mr livingstone has not said anything anti—semiticken, i am relieved for him a little bit because i think he has probably had enough and his friends and family have had enough, i am sorry the labour party has had such a bad period of accepting accusations without evidence and allowing them to be beefed up into real hatred, but i am optimistic, withjennie formby the general secretary, and if mr crombie and jenny corbyn —— mr corbyn and jenny colby orton formby work together, then they can get on with the job of opposition. people say he has jumped with the job of opposition. people say he hasjumped before he was pushed, there was a likelihood he would have been forced to resign from the party. there was some talking on that, even chakra bathy made a similar which i was surprised by. natural hope —— naturaljustice we hope will prevail and i don't think an enquiry would have any easier time than the one which heard my evidence and other witnesses's, infinding my evidence and other witnesses's, in finding certainly that he was not anti—se

next is jordan peterson's self-help book 12 rules for life and mark manson's advice on leading a happier life. our look at some of the best-selling books according to amazon continues with a collection of recipes from alton brown. investigative journalist ronan ferro explores the role of the state department and american diplomacy in the world today in war on peace. and eight, rachel hollis provides self help advice followed by on the day, only your life. and wrapping up our look at the books on amazon's nonfiction bestseller list is an american princess by annette vandergel. some of these authors have appeared on tv. watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> i thought they were huffing glue like everyone else. they said these things that sounded utterly supremely racist and bananas but they would say if we feel the right sound of it, our message which is closethe borders, build a wall even , bring the troops home, all that kind of stuff. they believed if they got the right candidate to say these things, they could gain some power and i thought they were nuts so around 2016, it turns out

donating to joe manson holding a fund-raiser at his house. that's not the west virginia values. we need to drain the swamp in washington. [cheers and applause] b1 let me stay with you for a moment >> thank you. unfortunately patrick morrisey continues to spew his allies and misrepresentations. they said don't bring out any papers. we had politifact and all the things that patrick is saying, supporting hillary, planned parenthood, cap and trade. politifact went through each and every allegation and said false, false, false, false and unfortunately patrick thinks if you keep saying it time and time again people will think it's true. patrick morrisey, politifact, everybody has debunked everything that you said. you stood next to me and adores me three years ago and said i was right for west virginia. what's different now? >> evan, i didn't know at the time that you were willing to lie so much and as mergers or wearable background. [boos] i won't make that mistake again. >> martha: moving right along, an endorsement from steve bannon. president trump recently said -- >> my love to s

after that it's mark manson's advice on leading a happier life, followed by former secretary of state madeline albright's warning but all the rice of fascist tactics. next is educated. a recount of a childhood in the idaho mountains. and after physicist, neil degrass tyson's as, and and then michelle mcnamara and her search for the golden state murder. and then investigative journalist ronin farrow in "war on peace." after that a cookbook from joanna gains, falls followed by thoughts on the fear of agency and how our bodies age. she will discuss the book on "after words" this weekend. and then then clinical psychologist, self-help book, rules for life. >> my favorite researcher -- my son says that's shows you what a dork i am because i have favorite researchers dirk a guy named nicholas eppley and he was been researching intangible offered human nature for years. just recently, he did a very long study and found that when we read an opinion we disagree with in any form, it doesn't matter what i have it is printed in a newspaper, book, an e-mail, facebook, if we read is, we are much mo

>> if you can say adolf hitler was an animal, charles manson, jeffrey dahmer, these thugs are animale guys kill for fun and power and is just disgraceful how the media has purposely distorted his comments to make it sound as though it was all immigrants. it's a shame because it's distracting from the real success that president trump and jeff sessions have brought to long island in ridding ms 13 from our schools and neighborhood. we had 24 killings on long island because of ms 13. trump came in and said he was gonna do something about it, infiltrated the areas with surveillance and intelligence and it's down to practically zero. you have to give credit where credit is due. >> i understand that the ms 13 gang members i have been deported have been deported when it runs into the thousands. last year, double the number of deportees compared to the previous year. that's accurate? >> there's been many more deportations and that's important because messages matter. when you send the message that were going to make it uncomfortable for you to be here everything changes. the unfortunate part

think there's any californian, mix figure who's less popular than donald trump except maybe charlie mansone are leaving and taking their money with them. 600,000 households account for 50% of the state income taxes. and many of these people are saying to hell with this, especially since the last tax cut bill won't allow you to deduct state and local taxes. charles: right. i've got another one for you, president trump says kanye west's support is making a big difference. >> kanye west i must have some power, because you probably saw i doubled my african-american poll numbers. we went from 11 to 22 in one week. thank you, kanye, thank you. [cheers and applause] when i saw the numbers, i said that must be a mistake, how can that happen? even the pollsters thought there must be a mistake. [laughter] no, we've come a long way. charles: all right. [laughter] larry, your reaction. >> well, what he's talking about is a reuters poll, and he sort of misstated it. among black men it's doubled, among blacks altogether, it's increased about 50%. but that's still tremendous in just one week with people