manson? >> he did. he could somehow identify the ones who could be tricked, coerced, drawn in. >> bent, but not broken. troubled young women like susan atkins. she left home as a teenager and drifted, washed up in the haight.as she worked as a topless dancer, quit and then fell under manson's spell. he nicknamed her sadie. later, leslie van houghten and met him. he left home, had an abortion, and then met him. elaine aridias met manson. >> he slept with those girls right away making a connection with them and they felt this man gets me.he >> he kept adding women to his entourage. he went with them everywhere. even to meet and flirt with his parole officer who heard firsthand manson's preaching to his flock an oddball mix of free love, and apocalyptic prophecies. m >> i found this silly. he would frame his statement, this is what i believe and the girls all believed it. >> reporter: the girls hung on every word he spoke, seemed ready to do anything he asked. like when he told them to have sex

but after the manson murders you saw a hippie with long hair hitch-hiking and the image of manson wouldtime of charles manson and watching altamont and what happened there, it symbolizes the drained idealism of the spiritual quest of 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. >> no, it isn't. the love-ins brought more and more people. and then people who really were just bums and 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 disg

that is after she another followers in the manson cult brutally murdered a wealthy los angeles grocer and his wife back in 1969. now, then howden was 19 years old at the time and took part in the stabbings and the killings took place the day after other manson followers killed late actress sharon tate who was pregnant at the time. a shout cut short time ago governor newsom released a statement saying quote will i commend her for her efforts at rehabilitation and acknowledge her youth at the time of the crimes, i am concerned by her role in these killings and her potential for future violence. that is the third time that i mentioned that the parole of leslie van houten is been denied. former governor jerry brown also rejected parole for her twice before. is alive news desk . >>> we are getting the first look at the possible defense strategy for parents charge in the nationwide college admission scandal. today attorneys argue that what the government is calling bribes were actually just charitable donations. prosecutors are accusing 33 parents of bribery to change their kids test scores

she was 19 years old when she and other followers in manson's cult killed a man and his wife. former governor brown twice rejected her release. >>> opponents are proposing a south bay development that could have impact on traffic. people in logan hill will meet to discuss a technology project of more than a million square feet. some believe it would bring in more trucks to the area especially during construction. the townhall is prepared at city hall, 7:00 p.m. go ahead and have another cup. state regulators officially ruled coffee doesn't pose a significant cancer risk. >> a judge found starbucks and other companies failed to warn about the risks of drinking coffee. after reviewing hundreds of studies, the world health organization said that it could not find sufficient evidence that coffee causes cancer. >> that's my favorite thing in the morning. 4:57 in the morning. coming up next, president trump across the pond meeting right now with outgoing prime minister theresa may. what the two leaders are expected to discuss. that's coming up in a live report. >>> we're getting rea

the group was drawn to death valley bause of its association with charles manson. pilgrimage to devil's hole. ♪ this small gap in the rock opens up into a massive, 500-foot-deep cavern. manson planned to found an underground city here after thee apocal atomwaffen's communication show this hate camp was convened by a member who used the onne handle "komissar." ♪ i'm able to identify komissar as michael hubsky, based in s vegas. hubsky isn a soldier himself, but claimed to have been a private military contractor. he boasted in atomwaffen chats about his short-barrel scorpion rifle. hubsky discussed attacks on infrastructure and claimed to thave a classified map ofhe west coast power grid. at hubsky's death valley hate camp, and at other aton gatherings around the country, the oup shoots propaganda videos. their members fi assault rifles, storm buildings, and clear rooms. o hubsky hopedganize regular training for atomwaffen and encouraged members to join a nevada weapons facility called fro sight. the idea was for atomwaffen members to get schooled in advanced firearm

today governor newsome denied the release of charles manson follower leslie van houten. spent nearly 50 years in prison. she was 19 when she and other followers and manson's cult called la bianca and his wife. they rejected her request twice. >> go ahead and have that cup. state regulators officially ruled coffee does not pose a significant cancer risk. the debate kicked into high gear after a judge found that starbucks and other companies failed to warn customers about the risks of drinking coffee. after ganization says it could find sufficient evidence that coffee causes cancer. >> okay ites, helo gadgets and . apple kicked off its annual is ldwide developer conference moving away from itunes to three new separate apps instead. don't have to worry, you're going to keep everything you bought on i tunes, just on different apps. the company highlighted its new macbook pro. cycle tracking helps a woman track her cycle so you can identify your peak fertility time. >> okay, up next not so good news from the warriors regarding all their injuries and how much would you pay for

in 1909 some see their beliefs reflected in news stories and accuse marilyn manson of being an influence on the 2 perpetrators of the cause. when buying high school massacre. they needed some sort of scapegoat because it was something that was so shocking to america and the rest of the world at the time that they needed an explanation of why and i seem like an easy person to blame for not in the sentiment manson never called for murder otherwise his songs would have been suppressed by the law and censored and banned beyond that there's what people want to retain from the lyrics people appropriate lyrics and use them any way they want. sure there are many people today who care for the messages and words conveyed by certain artists which may or may not be provoking actually because primarily you listen to that music or it's energy. momentarily that music unable to let go. well. fundamentalist staunchly believe the opposite they are convinced that there are hidden satanic messages in the songs that you can hear them if you play the record backwards it's called back masking father by champio

time that they needed an explanation of why and i seem like an easy person to blame for not settling manson never called for murder otherwise his songs would have been suppressed by the law and censored him banned beyond that there's what people want to retain from lyrics people appropriate lyrics and use them any way they want. i'm not sure there are many people today who care for the messages and words conveyed by certain artists which may or may not be provoking actually because primarily you listen to their music or it's energy. momentarily that music unable to let go. fundamentalist staunchly believe the opposite they are convinced that there are hidden satanic messages in the songs that you can hear them if you play the record backwards it's called back masking father champions these views. on a music rock n roll. got to this when they say there's been back mask and what they say is those lyrics that you listen to are so beautiful once you play them backwards you realize that their oats the devil. led zeppelin's stairway to heaven would conceal praises to satan. so there's a part but

entire regions of manson people are destroyed in early march when a cycle tore through the country more than a 1000 people died and hundreds of thousands were left homeless people were left without basic supplies those in the port city of beirut were among the hardest hit . weeks after the cycle and really you know it's house is still barely habitable. the family have moved all their possessions into the only undamaged room that's also where they now sleep. you know we'll never forget the day the storm it. was just the idea that. they could come out so they leave. going out there as a. leaderless house is just a few 100 meters from the shore the sea is the most immediate danger. bera is often floods parts of the city up in those sea level the districts of funtown j.i. and i specially at risk un climate change experts estimate that sea levels could rise by a meter by the year 2100. the city has taken defensive action with a network of locks and candles and parts of the measures have cost millions subsidised by development funds from germany. the regime to move on the day of the cycle and

not falling off, that snow small feat, he looks like charles manson, did bong hits with marilyn mansonssed, he now off to jail with all other beautiful people ♪ beautiful people ♪ charged with disorderly intoxication, he is out on bail, and he just got a new job at chick-fil-a. ♪ i'm secures that balloon with a mustache. he has gotten in trouble before. >> topic 4. so fat taco bell announced they will bring back nacho fries, they were remove hade removed i. they don't call them come back kid for nothing, cheesy chow sells for $1.29, when a steal, you deserve finer thins i thingn life, you can't afford them because you blu blew on on weed, they is supreme nacho fries, people who want regular nacho fries but also like a nice set of summer man boobs, if you are too stone to drive, select restaurants offer free delivery. >> i got you, i get your fries, i keasterred them. >> have to walk out that. >> topic 5, we head to louisiana, a hungry gator ate a piece of a police car. he was going for nacho fries. the sheriff said that's had the bumper. this did not happen on gator cheat day, they war

gobernador de california, gary nilson rechazÓ la posibilidad de dejar libre a la acosadosadora de charles mansondo deslave dejÓ al menos dos muertos. el servicio meteorolÓgico mexicano pronostica precipitaciones. reportera: ernestina no puede creer que en menos de una hora perdiÓ el patrimonio de toda su vida. a sus mÁs de 70 aÑos de edad no soy dÓnde volverÁ a cocinar y cÓmo recuperarÁ sus ocho gallinas. >> un aire, pero al mismo tiempo se estremecÍa la tierra. como si venÍa algo fuerte por abajo. reportera: en sus mÁs de 50 aÑos de vivir aquÍ, ernestina dice que nunca habÍa visto nada igual. ciento de viviendas y comercios sufrieron daÑos por el desbordamiento del rÍo. >> salir hasta dos cuadras. fueron rescatados por gente que no sÉ quién fue. reportera: los habitantes dicen que los explotadores de la tierra destruyen todo y colapsaron la cabecera municipal. >> ahora lo importante es arreglar lo que sucediÓ y por supuesto actuar con toda firmeza en lo que pueden ser las causas de este acontecimiento. >> se fueron localizadas algunas personas que fueron arrastradas por la corriente. enrique: c

. >>> one time manson family member will not be freed from prison any time soon. parole board decided to free her after 50 years in prison. governor newsom overruled that yesterday. she was 19 years old and other followers in the charles manson court killed a man and his wife sharon tate. governor brown twice rejected her release. >>> governor newsom is declaring june immigrant heritage month across the state. 11 million immigrants call california home. and half of all the children in the state have one immigrant parent. >>> mayor breed plans to officially file for re-election today. this is mayor breed raising the pride flag. the term ends next year when the city holds a new election. >>> the president continues his visit to london today. . >> scott mcgrew, we expect a special report from reporters there any minute. >> yeah. a joint statement from president trump and theresa may. we'll bring it to you as it happens. keep in mind may is going to have a hard time negotiating much of anything. she will step down as leader of the united kingdom in a matter of days. t

a former follower of the late cold leader charles manson.w 69 years old and has been 50 years in prison. for the murders in los angeles in 1969. the governor said he commends her efforts at rehabilitation. he is concerned about her potential for future violence. >>> the motive behind friday's mass shooting at a city office building in virginia beach remains a mystery. invest get a said the gunman dewayne craddick had put in his two week notice by email from his job as a city engineer on the morning of the attack. he said he was leaving for personal reasons. the city manager said he was in good standing with his department. investigators also say it doesn't appear he specifically targeted any of the 12 people were killed. >>> california department at the pentagon to use military technology to fight wildfires. the governor said the defense department agreed to get information from a cold war era military satellite that will help spot small wildfires before they grow out of control. the california national guard also received permission to use

she was the youngest member of the so-called manson family, only 19 at the time. >>> today, virginiaees gathered to remember colleagues killed in a shooting massacre last week. the private gathering was for municipal workers only. officials say the gunman, dewayne craddock had to resigned in a brief email last friday morning hours before he opened fire inside the office. the 40-year-old city engineer died in a shootout with police after killing 12 people. officials say craddick wrote he was leaving after 15 years for personal reasons and it had a been a pleasure to serve. >>> w >> he was not terminated or in the process of being terminated. hopefully we will put that piece of this to rest. >> investigators also say it does not appear he specifically targeted any of the victims. they are trying to retrace his activities that dareview his personal and professional life. >>> it was an especially violent weekend in chicago with at least 50 people shot or stabbed, 10 of them fatally. police say people were shot in their cars and while eating at restaurants. one shooting happened near nort

youngest follower of charles manson won't be getting out of prison any time soon. leslie vanhoughton is now 69. she's spent almost 50 years in prison. the governor says while he commands vanhougton's rehab efforts frnltsz a man accused of murdering a girl in ant i don't care will be back in court today. henry lee has that story. >> a preliminary hearing began man for this man in a 1980 killing. susan. 5 days later suzanne's nude body was pulled about a quarter mile from the antioche bridge. bacon was initially cleared at the time. years later, he was charged after investigators say dn evidence tied him to the killing. >> this case had a tremendous impact on so many people losing a 14-year-old daughter. loosing three women lost their little sister. all of her friends. >> the judge will decide if there's enough evidence for trial. >>> we're learning more about a victim who was hit by a car during a high speed chase. terry neil injured four people last wednesday. one person is still in a coma this morning. neil was in court yesterday and pled not guilty. prosecutors s

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the 69 was 19 years old when she and other manson followers murdered a wealthy grocer and his wife.as since received reports of good behavior and rehabilitation in prison, but it wasn't enough to sway the governor. he said this in a statement saying while i commend ms. van houtman and her efforts at rehabilitation, and acknowledge the you that her time of the crimes, idolater role in the crimes and potential for future violence. former governor jerry brown rejected her parole twice. >>> a vote to shut down san francisco juvenile hall, the legislation proposes shuttering the site in less than 2 years. supervisors sponsoring the bill say there is a citywide decrease in youth crime as a result, the facility is under used. according to the plan, jail time for youth offenders will be replaced with job-training and youth enrichment programs, but the san francisco branch of the naacp objects saying the plan was put together without the necessary dialogue. if the board of supervisors votes to shut down this facility, the 30 person group will be tasked with exploring alternatives to youth in

. >>> also tonight, the third time not the charm for charles manson follower. her parole was denied again, this time by governor newsom. 69-year-old van hnas 16. she's since received reportsfiln but it wasn't enough to sway the governor. he said in a statement, quote, while i commend mr. van howten for her efforts and acknowledge her youth at the time of those crimes, i'm concerned by her role in these killings and her potential for future violence. >>> meanwhile, former governor jerry brown also rejected her parole twice. >>> president trump is getting the royal treatment tonight in his first official state visit to the uk. queen elizabeth threw a banquet for him at buckingham palace. in day one of trump's three-day visit, the two leaders spoke about the relationship between the u.s. and great britain. >> as we look to the future, i'm confident that our common values and shared interests will continue to unite us. >> on behalf of all americans, i offer a toast to the eternal friendship of our people. >> while outside the palace demonstrators protested the pres

she has been in prison for 48 years after she another manson followers murdered a wealthy grocer and his wife.>>> and animal welfare protest in the north bay. members of direct action everywhere marched in front of a duck farm in petaluma. they claim the animals inside are being mistreated. some more chains around their necks as they blocked the gate and 10 demonstrators were detained by deputies. >>> fairfield police are trying to figure out a motive behind a deadly shooting at a gas station that started at midnight at an a.m. p.m. on north texas street. a 30-year-old man died on the scene and another person is in critical condition police traced the shooter to the hospital because he had driven himself there and they arrested 22-year-old in fairfield and they arrested him on murder and attempted murder and investigators will be going through dozens of pieces of evidence including lit casings, shoes, and clothing. >>> as summer programs in the bay area get underway, one local swim team has learned that this summer could be their last. the walnut country stingrays are being forced ou

. >> the third time is not the charm for leslie that hout, a charles manson follower. a parole was postponed by governor newsom. they murdered a wealthy grocer and his wife. she has since received reports of good behavior and rehabilitation, but it wasn't enough to sway the governor. he said in a statement, while i commend is been held for her efforts at rehabilitation and acknowledge her youth at the time of the crimes, i'm concerned by her role in these killings and her potential for future violence. jerry brown rejected the parole twice. >>> several million people are under flood warnings. the hardest hit area along the mississippi valley river. the rising waters are causing major damage and it could get worse. >> reporter: historic flooding in the center of the country. among the states hit hard, missouri. >> something changed. we know that thesfuhappenwh , o the wettest springs. >> reporter: some hotels and nestk without hot water due to flooding complications. >> we saw a lot of rainfall in a short amount of time, and what we are seeing is us trying to keep up wi

and that is something that you don't ust simply look at the walls outside of this building chief manson others who opposed the ordinance say the city is moving too quickly and not realizing the potential in the current facility. supervisor walton's as juvenile hall is a prison pipeline and they're taking the next 2 and a half years to figure out how to replace it we're not moving people out of tomorrow. >>the black community is behind me except for a few talking heads on expertise and you're not just us and our focus is on the attorney for young unfortunate. >>that a young person has to come to juvenile hall to become re inspired about school. but we know that when they do that there is great value in what they received. >>next on the kron four morning news of price hike for water find out how much people in the east bay soon we'll have to pay. plus a new way to get around in the south bay. we'll take a look at the eve bikes that just arrived in san jose. before we go how about a little peek outside at the san mateo bridge we're checking in on traffic, it looks great both directions and

and a former manson italian town is going on trial accused of facilitating illegal immigratio. the medical lucano openly encourage americans to move to this town. in calabria because there was a population crisis he admits wanting to show integration of michael could work.. this is trusust alsoo knew monts metal acted in this place by by e far right and anti mike went legal party. this is the yeah gee a small village in southern italy like many of the country's villages the action was faced with the prospect of becoming a ghost town as its youth move to large cities. inin its elderly passed away. more than twenty years ago the mayor of the aceh dominical con- began welcoming hundreds of migrants in the hope of rejuvenating the small calabria in village. migrants and refugees were giving six hundred euros in local money if they agree to workrk i in local trades and cr. for years the village was seen as a model for integration but fast forward to twenty nineteen and the mood has dramatically changed. some of the least see me so no v. these villages are beautiful they're not livea

jenny manson is co—chair ofjewish voice for labour. shejoins me now.ws this morning. you have heard the different criticisms being made of peter willsman, what is your response to that? well, my response, ifi response to that? well, my response, if i may, to what lord falconer said is part of my response to what peter willsman might have said, there is an alarming lack ofjustice in the way that claims of anti—semitism are being dealt with both by the press and the public, too often. if pete willsman has made statements people make offensive, —— find offensive, thatis make offensive, —— find offensive, that is one thing, there is nothing i have heard that is anti—semitic. instead, if the party wants to investigate what pete willsman said, that should be dealt with as a confidential issue and they should be no commitment to expel anybody until there has been a thorough and fair investigation. as to that particular comment, about israel, we know israel has been involved to some extent in british politics because of the film made by al jazeera in 2016, sho

hello the showers are still revolving in the southeast of your run the car pace in manson's the balkans they may not know much here but they are not going anywhere is enough of a feed of moisture on board as there to give showers all the way from northern greece to sudden parts of better roofs and extending into austria now the difference of the european forecast is to the west where on sunday paris recorded best part of thursday reason that much of france was very warm is all gone that line of green is a cold front behind it it is colder not cold 20 to 22 but colder hadn't affected spain in portugal so we're talking about the thirty's here cools down a little bit particularly in the northwest of spain come tuesday and then all of west and central europe is a little bit cooler and cheri nice warm slow in germany and in poland but the showers are still there it looks like early summer actually as it should be there will be some effect in morocco eventually but robots still maintaining 28 degrees or don't show breeze still cool in a cooler or should say in libya but tunis is put itself ba

with no evidence or witness statements against him on the 7th of march 1997 lamar manson is sentenced to 50 years of criminal imprisonment for them.

butjenny manson, co—chair ofjewish voice for labour, denied that peter willsman's reported comments amountedation should be held before any decision is made on his future with the party. there was a very alarming lack ofjustice in the way that claims of anti—semitism are being dealt with, but by the press and by the public, too often, if peter willsman has made statements people find offensive that is one thing, there is nothing he has said that i have heard that his anti—semitic. what should be done instead is if the party wants to investigate what peter willsman said it should be dealt with as a confidential issue and are to be no commitment to expelling anybody until thorough investigation. as to that particular comment, about israel, we know israel has been involved to some extent in british politics because of the film made by aljazeera in 2016, shown in early ‘i7, called the lobby, but it is not unusual, governments interfere overtime and other country's politics... but it is not anti—semitic to make that claim. just an update about what is going on in the conservative party, because a

. >>> the youngest follower convicted killer charles manson will be released from prison anytime soon. governor gavin newson overruled the paroles decision to release leslie manhattan. manhattan is 69 years old and has spent almost 50 years in prison for the 1969 lobby out the murders in los angeles. the governor says he commends her rehab efforts he still fears her potential for violence. >>> a man accused of marrying a 14-year-old girl almost 40 years ago will be back in court today. henry lee has the story. >> reporter: a preliminary hearing began monday and martinez. mitchell bake him. he's been charged with special circumstances murder in the 1980 killing a 14-year-old suzanne bump deer and antioch. suzanne was an honor roll student and antioch junior high. she was taken in the middle the night while babysitting for her older sister's kids. her sister had a connection to become. a recently paroled sex offender. >> mitchell begum was dating the victim's older sister. >> reporter: five days later suzanne's body was pulled from a river. she had been sexually assaulted and stabbed in

the reason they call a young white manson is because they could see in him themselves. the reason they would call black men boys is to degrade them. for him not to understand this and why people would take offense to the way he used and dredged up this awful language. i know i was raised to speak truth to power. i will never apologize for doing that. vice president biden shouldn't need this lesson. >> senator booker was hardly the only democratic candidate to call for these comments. bernie sanders wrote, i agree with cory booker. this is especially true in a stiem when the trumped min strags is trying to divide us up. i'm not here to criticize but it is never okay to celebrate segregationists. never. senator kamala harris p responded that the segregationist senators opposed her advancement to the senate. invoking option to his multiracial family. >> my wife is african-american. we have two beautiful children. james eastland thought we should not have the right to marry and our children should not exist. my question is, why on earth would a democrat speak nostalgically

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difference between saying, "i like to spend time with my family," and "i like to spend time with the manson family." ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( piano riff ) ( whale sounds ) ( laughter ) but trump has his defenders, like former pennsylvania senator and ken doll with even smoother genitals -- ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) -- rick santorum. >> he did say he would turn it over to the f.b.i. so i-- and what-- >> he said maybe. >> the president throws maybe, he has-- as we all do, we have filler words that we throw out there that don't mean what they say. like, you know, "i think." ( laughter ) >> stephen: yes, true. you can always tell that it's just filler words that mean nothing whenever rick santorum says, "i think." ( laughter ) basically, santorum's saying that words don't mean what they mean. he must have merriam webster's new choose your own adventure dictionary. ( laughter ) another person in trump's corner this morning was one of his "fox and friends," ainsley earhardt. she agrees that when foreign governments call to offer to manipulate the election in your favor, it is silly

. >>> charles manson follower will remain behind bars. overruling the parole marking the third time a governor has blocked her release. the 69-year-old van hauten was convicted of two 1969 murders and conspiracy to kill five others. governor newsome said she would pose an unreasonable danger to society if she was allowed to go free. >>> democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg separating himself from his democratic rivals. he says he would not have pressured senator al franken to resign in 2017 following allegations of sexual misconduct. here's what he said at an msnbc town hall monday. >> i think the way that we basically held him to a higher standard than the gop does their people has been used against us. i would not have applied that pressure at that time before we knew more. >> his remarks drawing a strong response from fellow candidate kirsten gillibrand who was the first to call for franken's resignation. >> eight credible allegation of sexual harassment, two since he was elected senator, and one from a congressional staffe

. >> i think nixon said it once about manson. it doesn't help. >> i want an independent justice department making those decisions. the president's response was usual -- he topped it off by i probably would have said it. >> in other words we're all sleazy politicians. >> everyone is doing the parts are partisan thing. >> patrick moynihan just said deviance is downward, everything goes down. it seems like a developing democracy, when everybody said, if i win i'll put my opponents in jail, if i don't hinge, this is the lingua franca. >> she was la prosecutor, she knows a thing or two about the law. >> so what does that tell you? >> i agree, don't dumb yourselves down, on the other hand, we have the mueller report that sets out the elements of obstruction of justice, so i think a prosecution should be in play. >> you think it will be? we have to wait. >> what if he gets reelected? >> one of four more years of being king. >> what about statute of limitations. >> it will run. we'll we'll have to say, listen, the statute stops, it pause

. >> think nixon said that about manson.help. >> with the justice department making those decisions, however the president's response as usual was -- and he has to top it off by saying i probably would have said that. i would have done the same thing. >> in other words we are all sleazy politicians. >> everything is doing the partisan political thing. >> once talking about defining deviancy and everything goes down. it does seem like a developing democracy. if i win i will put my opponents in jail. she knows a thing or two. >> what are does that tell you. she should adjusticate this case. >> it's not like she is coming out of nowhere. >> don't dumb yourself can down to his level. we have the mueller report which sets out the evidence fulfilling every element of obstruction of justice, i think a prosecution should be in play when he leaves office. >> do you think it will be? >> i think it will, but we have to wait. >> what if he gets reelected? >> then he has four more years of being king. >> what about the statute of limitat

. >>> a former follower of chals m charles manson was denied bail. she has had decades of good behavior. she is now 69 and has been in prison for near lly 50 years. >>> the fast-flowing cold water of the snow melt in the sierra may have contributed to an accidental death this weekend at lake tahoe where a woman fell from the top of a popular waterfall. stephanie espinosa lived and worked in benicia. so she was a bay area resident. today abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley spoke with the woman's mother and a friend who was with her at the scene of the tragedy. >> this is a picture of 35-year-old stephanie espinosa kayaking at lake tahoe just a few days ago. it was friday afternoon when stephanie espinosa was enjoying the view 150 feet up above emerald bay at lake tahoe. at the top of eagle falls. she waded in one of the pools when she reached for a branch and lost her footing. she vanished over the falls. rescue and dive teams found her body. initial reports indicated she might have been taking photos, but their family says that was not the case. >> st

something that you don't see where you just simply look at the walls outside of this building chief manson others who opposed the ordinance say the city is moving too quickly and not realizing the potential in the current facility. supervisor walton's as juvenile hall is a prison pipeline and they're taking the next 2 and a half years to figure out how to replace it, but we're not moving people out of tomorrow. >>the black community is miami except for a few talking the expertise in juvenile justice and our focus is on the attorney for young unfortunate. >>that a young person has to come to juvenile hall to become re inspired about school. but we know that when they do that there is great value in what they received. >>now one of the biggest concerns community members say they have is that if the new facility doesn't have the state security requirements in place the city risk sending those kids that require that type of security out of the city which of course they feel would be detrimental for those kids and their families hand in noel. thank you. >>wesh us tonight as to whether an electr

>>chief manson others who opposed the ordinance say the city is moving too quickly and not realizing the potential in the current facility. supervisor walton's as juvenile hall is a prison pipeline and they're taking the next 2 and a half years to figure out how to replace it we're not moving people out of tomorrow. >>from the black community is miami except for a few talking heads on their expertise in juvenile justice and our focus is on the attorney for young people people and it's so unfortunate. >>that a young person has to come to juvenile hall to become re inspired about school. but we know that when they do that there is great value in what they receive in san francisco noel bellow kron 4 news. >>is taking flight we're going show you the company's latest concept for air taxis when we come back. >>and san francisco firefighter being called a hero tonight he says he was just in the right place at the right time. the whole thing caught on cameras. >>and a house fire in san jose's eastern foothills, why investigators think that fire. they have been the result of an electrical pro

>>chief manson others who opposed the ordinance say the city is moving too quickly and not realizing the potential in the current facility. supervisor walton's as juvenile hall is a prison pipeline and they're taking the next 2 and a half years to figure out how to replace it we're not moving people out of tomorrow. >>from the black community is miami except for a few talking heads on their expertise in juvenile justice and our focus is on the attorney for young people people and it's so unfortunate. >>that a young person has to come to juvenile hall to become re inspired about school. but we know that when they do that there is great value in what they receive in san francisco noel bellow kron 4 news. >>in san francisco, the sales force transit center and public rooftop park will reopen july 1st that follows an 8 month closure of the brand-new $2 billion structure. the transit center abruptly closed last september you may remember as after being open for just a month. that was because cracks were discovered on 2 steel beams repairs are finished at the end of april and after an indep