times" next morning, "manson guilty, nixon declares." manson got ahold of the paper. 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 the hall of justice. they've 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 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. and 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 murders. h

today a judge dismissed bids by two of the men who claimed to be manson's sons.titions file edy a penpal and a man claiming to be his son. >>> more than fine -- more than followers of jim jones were killed. congress woman jackie spear was a staffer for ryan at the time, she was shot multiple times but survived. here is news coverage from 1978. >> we do have a particular interest in it, two nbc newsmen were shot to death there. >> good evening, in one of the strangest cases of -- >> jim jones moved to the area in the 60s. he claimed to be christ reincarnated, it will air tonight at 10:00. >>> earlier in the week, we told you about the twitter purg, twitter getting rid of suspicious accounts. many of them. tonight, updated numbers. a lot of noteworthy twitter users are taking a hut. here are the numbers. president trump lost 308,000, and britney spears 2 million, and drake 1 million. >> i think, i just lost about 150. >> about 10? >> i lost about 150. pretty significant. >> i will check mine too. >> curiosity leads to a discovery in a dumpster, next. hi! are you tw

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>> dave: was there a beausoleil in the manson family? entire 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. >> fre

. >>> the battle continues over the estate of the late charles manson.wo men who claim to be his sons were eliminated from the court case. a los angeles judge has narrowed the heirs down to a man who claims to be his grandson and a penpal of the murderer who is named in manson's will. manson died in november at the age of 83 after serving a life sentence for orchestrating the 1969 murders of pregnant actress sharon tate and eight other people. >>> less than an hour into a very long flight out of sfo, a fire on board forces that flight to turn around. what passengers say they heard just before that in-flight emergency. >> reporter: we'll tell you how a walk with the mayor through one of the city's most troubled neighborhoods was a search for solutions. >> and another nice day around here. it's friday and the weather is shaping up nicely for the weekend. i'll have your details on your saturday and sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ thes

manson darwish and your are determined to ensure that these people are not forgotten they launched a global search for witnesses from syria in their efforts to file criminal charges . the united nations have proved to be a singular disappointment for seven years the body has been observing events in syria starting with the revolution and its violent suppression of the un human rights council set up a commission of inquiry which has since compiled thousands of documents on crimes against humanity in syria but no action has been taken darwish embodied ten what is now its fourteenth session and one can this we cannot allow impunity and if impunity prevails in syria and should work crimes and crimes against humanity will become legal everywhere. without legal review the terror will continue to escalate it will work that is why justice is so important to us and none of this i'm glad that. the human rights activists want to be heard before the united nations as a voice of syria's civilian population as a voice committed soley to human rights and not compromised by overriding political inte

single mine and this leads us to manson reflects nostalgically on improving our pain that was saxony the ship as many memories with his band mates to which his brother was devoted for as long as i remember we brothers had always wanted a form a band maker joined our schools music club in seven the great time we've been playing together since then since nineteen ninety six six and how many years is that i would listen to the visually our. twenty two by the. thank you they started making music as madison back in two thousand and four only four of the five original members remain because he found success top ten spots in the chalice and speaks of gigs thank you thousand eleven was a highlight of the encourage us to open our eyes by the german nonprofit association to institute my mother in the film didn't dozens of schools as i'm back suppose for the german language ten thousand americans came to see the live concerts was the two thousand and twelve album begins went to number two in the charts thanks point they would be good to play then new songs but how would they go down because you

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. >> slash marilyn manson on a bad day.eople around the world are watching this stream and if they're just amaused or help they can just online donate money, which say maysing. >> my hair went purple and i thought it was going to trend. >> how wrong he was. suddenly, somebody's dropped $6,600. he hasn't noticed yet. when he does, though, he himself glitches. >> holy god! >> he doesn't speak for quite some time. to see these strangers, people you've never met throw down these incredible amounts of money to help st. jude, something close to his heart, it must just be such a rewarding experience. the eyws too. he drone grand. o wa a lot to him. he never even thought it would get past $20,000 and his little stream to race $30,000 over a total of $2.7 million, you got to understand there's a whole other way of doing things and they kind of the future, man. >> very cool. >>> no, not fixer upper, it's fix fixer supper, next rm. >>> and still to come are, a cyclist makes a turn and then -- >> he doesn't care that he's on film. >> n

department of human resources, and also joining us is alderin manson, a provider relations specialist with the department on disabilities services. welcome all ofyou. andrew and keena,there's a new thing going on, a new relationship between your departments. andrew, tell us about how this came together. >> actually it came together amo littl than a year ago. the mayor was speaking about her new initiative which is inclusive prosperity in the district of columbia, having thy prospe reach all residents including those with disabilities and at that time she turned to us and asked, i understand your work is helpingi people disabilities get employment, how well is the district government doing as ana employe what steps can we take to improve that? and from that we established a partnership with the d.c.uman resources so we could improve in our hiring ourselves of people with disabilities. >> you're doing more to bring people with disabilities into the d.c. government workforce >> yes. >> tell us some of the new strategies and tell uswhat your focus is. >> we're really excited. we hired a d

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greenwald kind of came back and then wrote an article talking about mr malcolm and you know malcolm manson back in two thousand and sixteen august twentieth and this sunday she again hosts joy readers a groaner issues with the truth. about a few other you know now she asked malcolm as about jill stein and her like support stein supporters during the election about their anima their lack of animosity towards russia the pearly world supposed to have now and he responded saying quote well jill stein you know how's the show on russia today would. it's completely untrue and i missed that really has a string around the office that's where i know it's amazing you know what's really incredible too though is that here you have a commentator you know a contributor some of there saying about national security expert all these things blatantly lying about a journalist blatantly lying about a candidate for president why you are twice candidate for price candidate for president and they have done nothing to correct that poll so they've done nothing to say look if we gave them a wrong fact or if i said s

whole like regional motto has trump taxes the asco and there's just a point where you have to be like manson was promoted from contributor to intelligence analyst and right because suddenly out of experience and something. but m s n b c also let's not forget hired former cia acting cia director john brennan as an atlas i mean this. if that's not you know the deep state protect there over. what isn't much of a problem to me too many pundits and not enough questions. during the one nine hundred fifty s. and one nine hundred sixty s. the jet setting life of an airline attendant was sold as a glamorous one but in reality when you combine the strict weight and dress codes of being forced to retire at just thirty two years old not to mention dealing with the hands of businessmen in first class it was actually pretty far from glamorous flash forward to today well thankfully having done away with some of the past sexism it's still no picnic for modern day flight attendants what with the low pay cramped apartments and homeland security and now according to a new study as a group flight attendants are

manson darwish gave testimony to germany's attorney general it was the first time the journalist was able to speak before judicial officials without fearing his statements could land him in prison. you know it's really that is a little for. the most important thing that hope that we can send a message that there is no more impunity and just as it's possible even for the syrian of that order what happened and really is for this level as a human being we don't accept this kind of. war crime or crime against on the city and humanity and say no this is what the what a problem for a lot of. muslim darwish was questioned by the german state attorneys over the course of two days he testified on his own three year imprisonment and how he was tortured daily for an entire year you also reported about friends in the same prison who did not survive the ordeal i am a trainee dentist was tortured to death and there are photos of girls whose body and those of over six thousand others. all a syrian military photographer had to take pictures of those tortured to death after over two years he could no

donald trump has said over and over again that he's america's manson ago shared a better deal with iran iranians have repeatedly said there is no reason to go shooting a nuclear deal that they signed three years ago and that is the point it was reiterated by a political deputy a lower level official in the president's office in a tweet tonight in which he basically made the point that if donald trump believes in talks if he believes in negotiations then he has to appreciate the process of negotiations as well and respect the outcome that's already happened his suggestion to move forward on what he called was a rocky path was for the united states to stop all of its hostile rhetoric towards iran and rejoin the twenty fifteen nuclear deal to join comprehensive plan of action now in daylight hours iranian leaders are expected to take a look at this term unconditional it's very different from the twelve points that was put out by the u.s. secretary of state might prompt a zero in may in which preconditions were laid out for any talks to restart with iran and here it was viewed as tantamount

reminiscent of when charles manson's prosecutor if famously lamented that o.j.impson, quote, made sufficiently incriminating statements in his interview with police that alone could have convicted him. mueller could spepd an afternoon questioning trump on this deletion alone. for starters, did you strike those words, plump? do you not believe those words, plump? what did you have in mind when you struck those words, mr. president? to the extent it's proven that russia meddled in our elections, would you not like to see thor perpetrators brought to justice? who do you believe should be spared justice for the russia attack? aren'tly it's what the president says that raises questions. this time it's the other way around, what he would not utter. >>> this week "new york times" broke the stories that weeks before his inauguration, trump was given definitive proof that russia had -- and the new book "the perfect weapon." david, you know the big story today. it's michael cohen presumably having taped trump. what is robert mueller's interest in that issue, if any? >> it

like secret manson and his team also believe that stress has a direct impact on fascial tissue. and that brings the sympathetic nervous system into play. the sympathetic nervous system as part of the autonomic nervous system from the brain through the spinal cord it leads to almost every organ we cannot control it in stressful situations it triggers what's known as the fight or flight response because that evolved as a survival mechanism it causes a quick and posts where she hands on the quivering voice but how can it influence fascial tissue man to get the data to answer that question seriously if so and he pushes this here as a typical image which has confirmed our assumptions that these fibers are indeed present in the fashion. you see here a measure of the nerve fibers. and if you were to enlarge it some more. you would see again the small point like enlargements of these fibers which are most probably sympathetic fibers for shine lish which means when these fibers are irritated for instance through stress. then they release substances that cause the blood vessels to contrac

justice, it's that simple the stricken words are a trial lawyer's dream, reminiscent of when charles manson'sutor, famous lily lamente that alone could have convicted him. assuming the president ev sits down with special counsel mueller. mueller could spend an afternoon questioning trump, for starters, did you those those words, mr. rump? do you not believe those words, mr. president. who do you have in mind? mr. president? to the extent it is proven russia meddled in our elections. who do you believe should be spared justice for the russian attack? you know, usually it's what the president says that raises questions. this time, it's the other way around. it's what he would not utter. this week the "new york times" broke the story that weeks before his inauguration, president trump was given definitive proof that putin interfered with the election. joining me now is a co-author, david sanger, the national correspondent with a brand new book, very timely the perfect weapon, war, sabotage and fear in the cyber age, david, you know the story today, michael cohen having taped trump. what is rober

babysitting that oversimplifies that that the fact that yes maybe they could brainwash you charles mansoncomes to mind. you have to trust them because i don't know maybe they could but there is the ethics of humility and together you go where you need to go. >> i am out of time but thank you so much. [applause] we appreciate all of your work. [inaudible conversations]

bookstores affiliated with the american book-sellers association, topping the list followed by mark manson on leading a happier life. after that astro physics for people in a hurry and how to change your mind, michael's report on how drugs are being used for medicinal purposes. critical moments in american history and how they relate to today in the soul of america. our look at some of the best-selling books according to indy bound continues with educated and introduction to formal education at age 17. last of survivors of atlantic trade the world as it is, memoir by ben rhodes, after that, john carroyzou, in bad blood. and wrapping up our look at some of the books from indy bounds nonfiction best-seller list, i'll be gone in the dark, the late true trial journalists michelle, search for golden state killer who has been charged with murderers and 50 sexual assaults in california during 1970's and 80's, many authors have appeared on book tv, you watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> and now on book tv, investigative reporter ken besinger talk about the u.s.' government case against fifa

we look at states like west virginia in states, people like joe manson said he might vote for president20. he is obviously concerned pulling out ads in saying how much president trump cosponsored or sponsored how he's actually find those buildings along this is particularly personal for the president considering that senator was the one who sunk ronnie jackson from being secretary of the va. this becomes a very interesting time. but if you look at the map it tells you there are these top numbers that show how much the president took the state by but the bottom number is the spread between candidates. you look at montana, even still the democrat is way ahead. it's an uphill battle without question. you look at pennsylvania, the democrat is up by 16. how threatened you think they feel that the president is targeting them. >> he has not been threatened at all, he's shrugging it off but i do appreciate, he's been taking out ads to show. he enjoys a 56% approval rating but it is a red estate. you're right, it is personal for the president because of the va secretary. i understand why donald

you can catch him on tour with marilyn manson.eck out his recently released instructional book, "wicked 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 yea

these democrat senators, is chuck schumer -- he's indicated already that he's not necessarily -- joe mansonlast night he has not told us we have to vote in a block on this because some of those senators in prompt states may indeed have to support this judge if they want to be in step with the people of their state and get reelected to the senate. >> i don't agree with that just because you can disagree on this issue doesn't mean you are not in step with their people. back to 800,000 people in west virginia. at what we've been hearing from a lot of republican operatives recently in the last 24 hours is if the senators don't vote for judge kavanaugh, that's against what's going on in community because of the support that happened in 2016 for donald trump. by a 37% margin, trump won oklahoma in 2016. there's a difference with what's happening right now. people want to know what you going to do when it comes to roe v. wade? >> martha: it seems like they've already decided. >> is very clear judge kavanaugh has not indicated at all and vice president pence was very clear earlier today in a tv int

the white house believes senator joe manson, joe donnelly at heidi heitkamp, democrats in tough reelection battles in states president trump won will be hard pressed to not for his nominee. >> there's nobody that president trump could nominate from a conservative bent that will get many democratic votes, but this is a nightmare for red state democrats to oppose a highly qualified nominee. red state democrats are going to have a very hard decision. i hope every republican will rally behind these picks because they are all outstanding. >> after tonight's announcement, president noble hand the nominee off to former arizona senator john pyle who will act as sure but during senate visits and confirmation. the president will head off to brussels for a nato summit where he's expected to push america's allies hard to live up to their nato financial commitments. on twitter today the president fired a warning shot. the united states is spending far more on nato than any other country. this is not fair, nor is it acceptable, he wrote. germany is at 1%, the u.s. is at 4%. many people are concerned tha

but so the fact that, yes, maybe they could brainwash you, you know, i mean, charles manson comes to mind. they, you have to trust them because, you know, i don't know. maybe they could fool around with your mind but, but i found that there's a ethic of humility and that it's your mind and this medicines together you will go where you need to go and i will not interfere with that. >> okay. well, i am, evil eyes are telling me i'm out of time and you're out of time, but thank you, so, so much. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> really, really appreciate it. appreciate all of your work. and i guess what -- oh, there will be a reading, i mean a signing. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much to alix and michael. saying for the signing please be seated. those not staying for the signing you can exit in the corner lobby. [inaudible conversations]. >> booktv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they're reading this summer. >> the things which i once dealt deal with two of my passions. i'm a old history teacher, obviously history and government are importa

nixon, when he was president, went out and said manson was guilty and it was a big problem.his guy goes around saying innocent people, completely innocent journalists, republican miz of t are enemies of the people. you've got to wonder if that's going to cause a problem with somebody with a gun or somebody just a dangerous person is going to take that literally and say i'm killing the enemy of the people. it's not outrageous someone would do that in this 330 million people country. >> remember what happened during the comet pizza situation where there was this -- >> cathy and i were there last week. it's this harmless little pizza place. >> little pizza place that's very popular with families. not too far from the -- >> it's the kind of place where families of seven people or so gather around a long table and drink coke and have pizzas. >> right. and there was this rumor out there that hillary clinton was running a child sex ring out of this -- out of this restaurant. and some man drove hundreds of miles to go check it out for himself. >> with his gun. and then he shot into