by the infamous mass murderer charles manson. >> it is going to be interesting.d to a lot of people trying to figure out is it a detractor or not a detractor. it is just kind of all over the board. >> reporter: in 1969 this house on waverly drive belong to grocer lobby outgo and his wife rosemary. the couple was murdered during the manson family's two day reign of terror. >> it has been nearly 50 years, i am not so sure it'll be a big deal for some people. >> reporter: if a buyer can get past the history, the 1600 square foot to bed one half bath house is listed below market value. i just under 2 million. i think there is a little bit of a bedroom. >> reporter: the couple who owns it has felt at home enough to live here for two decades. they put in an offer knowing the history and believe others will as well. >> we do not want someone to go into escrow and find out later about the event that happened a long time ago. >> the listing comes after just a month before the 50th anniversary of the manson murders. >> that is right august of 69. >>> starring starting on m

you the movie about the son said some of hollywood's golden age in an encounter with a murderous manson family. well it's not everyone who can look back on a 40 year career and a body of work that defies categorisation japanese swiss artist lake to has had not one but 2 retrospectives devoted to her this year one in tokyo and one currently on in basel and before we talk to her right here in the studio let's have a quick look at her work. drawings paintings and sculptures show figures floating in landscapes or dissolving. mining female figures. or delicate war seeing. their fertility. as works express a deep sadness. the japanese swiss artist says she's interested in exploring vulnerability and weakness as characteristics. categories or pigeon holes especially those that are in as an artist and as a human being. $29000.00 is an especially successful year for the painter graphic artist and song. at the beginning of the year a retrospective exhibition at the renowned national art center of tokyo provided a comprehensive overview of her 4 decade career the current show at the equally ground

africa and in the really 152016 financial year about $6000000.00 of those with the math at least the manson areas but that number has gone up to $1111000000.00 so well off the credit income the credit to consumers actually starting to be here comes even map. for cabello moving back to his grandmother's house and so we're told is not all bad. and he feels the good times will return with a bit of luck and hard work the leader said before it's amazing i just want to make . but then i see the positive in it because it's an opportunist been more time with family and just enjoy the little moments with them but in. my plans for the future actually to push the business. through this whole cheer of the economy of so the africa but with g.d.p. growth of only 1.2 percent predicted in 2019 good times may not be so close on the horizon let's go live to it is one in cape town as what sort of relief will today's interest rate cut bring odes it came bakery for inside africa and that it is big news for her mania as well that this middle class you must realize that they pay a quarter of the income often on s

one of the houses where members of the manson family committed two murders is for sale. home in los angeles is where manson's followers killed leno and rosemary la bianca august 10th, 1969. the night after actress sharon tate and four others were murdered 11 miles away. accointoting h is at just under $2 million. it has changed hands several times since 19 and last sold >>ll thiye, wroud be celra abc7 anniversary and we're having some fun digging through ourization archives and finding some of the station's most memorable moments. this week we're premiering a special look back at news from the 1960s. hosted by abc7 news anchor dan ashley. here's a snip pet from 1965. >> by 1965, channel 7 became the first bay area station to shoot at least some news stories in color. but color film was expensive so it was used spiralingly. like for this story about soldiers at the oakland army base shipping out for the vietnam war. at the same time, the drug-fueled era of flower children in haight ashbury was beginning. and in north beach, go-go dancers on broadway were pushing the bound

. >> set during the manson family reign of terror, stars brad, leo and margot robbie. >> it feels good- >> the excitement went through the roof when the heavyweigs arrived. >> it's got tod feel goovery once in a while to get out of a black suv and people be super excited to see you. >> ll,be it'er than hurlin

>>one of the la homes were followers of charles manson committed notorious. horrific murders is now for sale the home in the los phillies district is where leno and rosemary labianca were killed its price of nearly million. don't miss changed hands. several times since the 1969 murders and last sold in 1998 the house falls just outside a requirement to inform buyers if a death occurred on the property but the listing agent says it is noted in the listing itself. >>for your help tonight the world health organization says the deadly ebola outbreak in congo is now an international health emergency that's after the virus spread this week to a city of 2 million people, congo's ministry of health says there's been a confirmed case in goma that's more than 200 miles south of butembo where the world's second largest ebola outbreak started last year that outbreak has now killed more than 1600 people and is unfolding in the region now described as a war zone. >>so big story we're following for you tonight, mexican drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman will spend the rest o

the home where followers of charles manson were killed is for sale.t after they murdered sharon tate. it is in loss felliz and priced at 2 million. >>> still ahead, it's the middle of the summer and class is in session. firefighters are learning a new language. >>> fairfield got up to 97 degrees. 80 in hayward. temperature will cool as we head into the next 72 hours. ♪ ♪ here i go again on my own ♪ goin' down the only road i've ever known ♪ ♪ like a-- ♪ drifter i was ♪born to walk alone! you're a drifter? i thought you were kevin's dad. little bit of both. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more. . >>> san francisco firefighters are hitting the book. firefighters are learning span so they can help people who don't speak english. on a wednesday morning in the middle of the july class is at session. has it happened before. these students are first responders learning spanish one phrase at a time. paramedic mike lamb in class but out of uniform. >> it nice to learn a little bit of spanish. >> the teacher gears thi

times" is mark manson's advice on leading a happier life. most of these authors have appeared on booktv, and you can watch them online at booktv.org. .. >> you can be a member online any time or by signing up at the table in the hallway today. so let me remind you of how the festival works. we're going to have an author speak now for 30 minutes followed by a 10 minute question answer period, and then i will walk the author out to the front of the visitor ?e to sign bookses an you can purchase her book in new deal bookstore and then meet the author and discuss the book even more. so our next author today is sandra bultins a veteran teacher and historian. for two decades she lived abroad for a soldier in the united states army serving in germany and leader as a teacher in international schools in europe, africa, and asia. she earned her doctorate in history at ohio state university. wherer her focus on gender african-american history, gender and african-american history led to publication of her book glory in the spirit. how four black women t

zblrks meagan manson joins us from salt lake city. research sentcenter for growth opportunity. here to talk about the management of public lands. good morning. >> good morning. thanks so much for having me. >> a little bit about your organization, how does it involve itself directly with this topic? >> the center is a university-based research center. we're located on campus at utah state which is in northern utah. i'm lucky enough to live in one of the most beautiful places in the country, in my opinion. we're surrounded by federal lands. federal lands are a huge topic in utah and across the west. and they're one among many of the issues that we study at the center for growth and opportunity. we're interested in doing policy-relevant research. and hopefully improve people's lives. >> so when it comes to management of those lands, generally, what's the approach of the federal government, particularly the white house? >> so most of my research has focused on a law called the antiquities act, over 100 years old, passed to allow the president in particular to set aside areas of fe

the sla -- charles manson was romanticized. the boston bomber on the front cover of rolling stone.e don't romanticize our crazy. >> dagen: there is the justification of violence over and over again in this crazy political age by the left wing nuts. what bothers me is it's the same thing that rape victims have heard for decades and decades, that you brought it on yourself. you asked for it. we need to fight back and so we will attack you. i just want to know what is acceptable to the left? is it tire irons? punching someone in the face? concussions? is it rape or murder? with this antifa guy, 24 hours, seven days a week news cycle of sneering, snorting, and screaming to the high heavens about how conservatives called it about how this is the fault of the fox news channel. we all know that's exactly where it would go. >> capri: violence is unacceptable no matter who does it. end of story. >> greg: unless it's a cage match. then you get paid. looks like the sleepy joe nickname is getting hunter biden skin. what he's ready to do to prove he is tougher than trump. that is next. it's rac

of plastic scrap and artificial disk in his spine has disintegrated into lots of tiny pieces and manson's and the pain is the worst when i lie down like when i go to bed at night the flumes just ask my wife becoming one of all functions that some kind of results and he's sitting on a pallet keg one of the pieces slips out back there and that's last month when a choice. lost is one of more than 100 patients who were given a defective artificial disc surgeons at this clinic there braman specialize in removing the plastic pieces that have come loose. dr carsten written a long history to dozens of these patients. that i can still fall who are close or they're in a lot of pain and look 1st of all there's the actual physical discomfort caused by the defective disk and then there's the psychological distress to fix it because they know they've got this ticking time bomb in their body. but there's not too much to that there's no food. in 2 hours waskow will undergo surgery to remove the plastic scrap. the shop i'm really nervous because i'm very scared that this just isn't going to work out and t

the contemporary south carolina historian david manson wrote, there were 1400 widows and orphans in the96 district alone. i showed you where that 96 district is. and over that is. late in the war the rebel militia leaders engaged in the orangeburg district of what we call counterinsurgency. the wretchedness of the women and children cannot be conceived. utterly out of the power of many, to subsist much longer. in his memoirs, the rebel general wrote, the civil war quote, destroyed more property and shed more american blood, then the whole british army. meanwhile, regular war went on. to backtrack a little, in march 1781, at the battle of the courthouse, in northern north carolina, greene lost the tactical battle but one that strategic victory when he recklessly abandoned the carolinas for the siren song of virginia. more on that later. greene and his army of continentals, would fight three major battles and conduct the siege, he lost all four. but the courthouse in each case they had a tactical defeat. crooks hill, let's see. crooks hill, hop crooks hill north of the british base, on 25

. >> margot robbie plays sharon tate infamously murdered by the manson family. >> what the film so beautifullyddresses. >> if the duo of leo and brad doesn't cut it, how about this duo? glover and beyonce. "lion king," two weeks from now p. we're here for it. what you need to know about simba's return to pride rock. >> everything you seet fits together in a delicate balance. >> reporter: over two years in the making this re-creation of the disney favorite matches the 1994 original almost frame for frame. and brings the classic characters to life using pioneering visual effects. >> while others think they can take a true king senses on what he can give. >> incredible. like watching planet earth. >> reporter: donald's glover is grown-up simba, beyonce nala, james earl jones back as mufasa and a new score some iconic music is making a comeback. ♪ we >> hear the lyrics, i'm like. i know the lyrics. don't worry. like, i was in fourth grade when this came out. >> life's not fair. is it, my little friend? ♪ >> i wish i got to sing that song. i wanted the hyena in the new "lion king." >> hitting theat

messages and refuses to step down despite demands from enraged protesters that have gathered outside the mansonump's tweet that they gave $92 million, congress actually allocated $42.5 billion. showing they received less than $14 billion through may. >> the senate will be voting on tuesday to extend the september 11 victim compensation fund. announcing yesterday in order to take up the bill, the senate must also vote on two additional amendments. one proposed by senator mike lee to extend money to the fund that pays out claims for deaths and illnesses related to the attacks. authorizing $10.2 million for the fund over the next ten years and an additional $10 billion after that. senator paul is presenting a way to pay for the house bill stating he wanted an opportunity to vote for an amendment that would offset its cost. paul's move sparked backlash. the bill that passed the house in a 402-12 vote is expected to easily pass the senate as well. >> president trump is expected to nominate the son of late supreme court justice scalia as labor secretary. scalia has represented high-profile clients su

. >> we expected a charles manson looking guy.got these dolls, dressed them to look like his victims. >> is your dad mentally ill or is he evil? ♪ bottom of the river >> btk started sending packages with mementos from his crimes. one that was part of what led to his undoing was dropping a package in the back of a truck at a local home depot. >> the police were able to recover that package. in this box is a piece of paper entitled communication. and he actually spells communication wrong. and asks about whether or not he can send a floppy disk without being traced. and he tells law enforcement to be honest. >> he says, let me know in the want ads, in the classified ads of "the wichita eagle" that it's okay. if i see it, give me a couple weeks to send you something. >> we put an ad in the paper, rex, it'll be okay. >> and rader fell for it. he believed landwehr enjoyed the game as much as so he would be honest. >> eventually the disk arrives. and it is taken directly to a forensics software detective. >> anybody that had connection

>> you two said about that song helter skelter, charles manson stole it from the beetles.e're stealing it back. >> don't bring bono into this. >> this is a flag that was created 200 years ago. 13 original colonies that fought for independence from great britain and created the best strongest freest country. yes born with original sin. there was a promise note by thomas jefferson that all men are created equal. >> you know how that promise it was written in different script. you have on green like me. we have the memo. the memo people are not getting and don't understand, tell me your position about why do you think if this is based in part on white supreme cyst using this symbol. is nike bending a knee to white supremacy? >> it's no the fact they coopted the symbol. it's the fact this country has a history that is painful. that is difficult for a large segment of the people who still are here. and i think that is the most important thing here. i have heard your guest talk about july fourth and what it represents. and freedom. and equality for everybody. that was noft the c

quentin tarantino's take on the end of hollywood's golden age and the manson family is getting strongthe director's widest release to date with all that industry analysts expected opening weekend of 30 to million one of tarantino's better debuts but nowhere near enough to snatched the lion king's box office crown in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>yeah scorching advisory from kron4's archives, where the fault lies. - recently, southern california and the bay area were reminded that the golden state is vulnerable to violent shaking. we're also quickly approaching the 30th anniversary of the 1989 loma prieta earthquake that killed 63 people, injured more then 3700 others, severely damaged the bay bridge flattened the cypress freeway in oakland and leveled parts of the city's marina district into an unforgettable, fiery disaster. - this 2004 documentary explores how the ground is moving right beneath our feet across the bay area every day. (dramatic music) - local. innovative, award winning. kron4 original programming. and now, the kron4 original program; earthquakes: where the fault lies

except for the physical, particularly in the mage of manson was not so bad. there were a lot of in-line people there and he seems we're headed in the wrong direction. >> i don't know if i agree with that. >> we really have not had religious freedom in any robust sense for most of her history. a lot of the founding myths about this being a religious freedom. at the point of the american revolution, nine of the 13 states bands jews and catholic from holding office. in the peak moments are fighting for liberty. very recently in the history, quakers were hanged from the common for the crime of being a quaker. you had catholics attack mercilessly early in american history and then in the 19 century. so while there was, a spirit of liberty and obviously the pivot that happened around the time of the constitution is a big deal and a big step in the right direction. with horribly unsuccessful models of religious freedom. >> one of the things that you say is your final outlet, i want you to explain this, as we go back. the idea of strengthening religious freedom becau

quentin tarantino's take on the end of hollywood's golden age and the manson family is getting strongnd it's the director's widest release to date with all that industry analysts expected opening weekend of 30 to million one of tarantino's better debuts but nowhere near enough to snatched the lion king's box office crown in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>the thousands of people have signed a petition now asking that halloween. the move the holiday it's out of october. it will now i mean right now it's october 31th right but every year that falls on a different day of the week tuesday night some time that right so they're looking now to move it to be the last saturday of october. year is always what can we all get on board with that they got a lot of people signing it so far this is a launch by the nonprofit halloween costume association they say the last safer for kids while a stressful families for the powers that just side like who do you there some halloween committee a federal hello who's going to decide that have to take that to congress. that i can national declaration but behin

. >> jimmy: you play, i think we can say you play a member of the manson family. >> i do. >> jimmy: aigs? real armpit hair. >> no, i guess i can really grow it. >> jimmy: how long did it take to get it fully out. >> i started a couple weeks before shooting but it was a long shooting process and by the end i really had some. >> jimmy: you had it go being. do you shampoo that and condition? or do you just, a bar of soap? >> i just did the soap thing. >> jimmy: just the soap. >> maybe i should have conditioned. >> jimmy: maybe if there's a sequel. >> i'll think about that next time. no, i mean, it's definitely a cool look that people do, but i was eager to. >> jimmy: oh, you wanted to get rid of it. >> i was ready. >> jimmy: so did you shave it off immediately? >> i did. i was really excited when we wrapped. i think i got a wax you and it was very painful. but i was really looking forward to it. >> jimmy: why did you get it waxed? i really want this gone like to the root? >> i've never done that, let's see what happens here, it's very smooth. >> jimmy: so you walk into the waxing place a

one of the manson are. very revealing to. the ruling on monday one thing. that was all happening as hong kong mark the 22nd anniversary of its 100 over from british to chinese rule anger over proposed actions reached a new high as protesters broke into the city's legislative council chambers on monday demonstrators occupy the building for several hours leaving graffiti on its walls and defacing portraits of the city's political leaders the incident marks a new phase in the movement where weeks of mostly peaceful marches have drawn more than a 1000000 people to the streets the bill in question would allow hong kong criminal suspects to be tried for crimes in mainland china protesters view the proposal as a threat to the one country 2 systems principle that allows the city to have an independent judiciary and greater civil liberties. carry latham said that she will let the bill expire but stopped short of demands to scrap it entirely so with us to talk about these issues in home call pro-democracy activists are one. nixie lam a district councilor and member o

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from the inside ou >> margot robbie plays sharon tate, a real-life actress who wa murdered by the mansoname, i only really thought about her death. i was nev really exposed to the parts of her life whenshe waalive. >> tate's sister debra gave her blessing for the film and provided margot with some of sharon's jewelry. >> it was kind of sometimes very sad to be that closely connected with real le sharon. yeah, kind of hit you at moments, and suddenly, the tragedy of it all would kind of hit you, and you would be tremendously sad, and other times, it made me feel so happy, but yes, tre were moments where it was sad. >> an eerie reality in a story from tarantino's imagination. both pitt and dicaprio have some stunning scenes. >> embarrass yourself like that in fnt of all those people. >> the t hng wheres in his trailer, the jumping scene and everything, that was all improvised and not written in the script. >> i will go on record to say it's one of the best meltdowns laid on film. >> tarantino's films are idiosyncratic and often spectacularly violent. >> anybody order fried sauerkraut? >> y

on sunday, the 12th of november, happened to be charles manson's birthday, i hop to know, i don't know why i know that our discussion in that interview with "the new york times" was about the weaponization of terms. and i have spoken of the weaponization of terms before hat in an interview with the "christian science monitor" and there it's a clear quote that rolls along that says, it's about weaponization -- weaponizing these terms. i used the terms, if i can find t here, madam speaker, the "christian since monitor" article. using the terms western civilization or western culture , why sit that they are trying to turn that into a pejorative term? and that was -- that interview was clearly done in the "christian science morton," it's clear that would be the topic i was talking about, not in advocacy for the odious ideologies but wondering why the left would be seeking to weaponize the very meritorious term western civilization. that's clearly the case. and i have been attacked for defending western civilization but i have never defended white nationalism or white supremacy. i would poi

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. >> the actress sharon tate most people know her for the manson murders. a really neat role in this movie. >> she was a budding actress in hollywood. >> they go a little bit more into that. >> 8:28 is the time. the u.s. and china set to meet again. austria has been watching this. the concessions that may be on the table to try and smooth over relations between the two countries. and realize you can get youeverything you need...oss oh, yeah. yep. yes! ...to feel like a boss? that's yes for less. 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices for every room and every budget. at ross. yes for less. >> a lot of people probably not feeling great in san francisco this morning. they just ran 26.2 miles in the san francisco marathon. it was a perfect day to run. they had a little bit of fog in a little chillier in the morning. it started to warm up this afternoon. i want to thank alec in pleasanton. it is good to have you with us. blue skies are starting to appear. i think we will have another hot one. what you think? >> it sounds like it. to the beach if you can. >>

quentin tarantino's take on the end of hollywood's golden age and the manson family is getting strongirector's widest release to date with all that industry analysts expected opening weekend of 30 to million one of tarantino's better debuts but nowhere near enough to snatched the lion king's box office crown in hollywood, i'm david daniel. all right is live the jackets they're calling cool out we don't need them today because no 100 plots. >>by the way that he buys recover the east bay up in the north bay and lake counties included in all that and then you see a quick drop in temperatures will bit of a breeze happening sunday night telling up the heat spike is on its way out a lot of folks think united would never allow look forward to seeing 94 degrees but after a 103 hits it will feel that will keep the water flowing to some time to lose in the water, don't even know what yeah that's it for us we'll see again tomorrow bright and early 07:00am. >>have a great day try to stay cool combined.

not a big fan but i cannot wait to see this movie it is set in 1969 hollywood transition with whole manson in the background in the murder of sharon tate. the review have been fantastic. it was made for about 909 million dollars, not including marketing, it is estimated come in around 30 million dollars this weekend it is a big gamble for sonny banked a lot of recent slate on nonfranchise comic book movies. the first weekend is not what matters with this movie but really second and third this movie could play very well going well into september. >> wow. is this a watershed moment, though, you think for hollywood as you pointed out this is old school how they used to make movie stock and -- do you think it is this hollywood say look nothing but coming book movies and sequels from now on thinking to date has been this movie blocks in streaming because that's where we've been watch i've been watching. blasting tarantino does not belong -- he belongs on big screen. [laughter] he is had the rarity in hollywood. he is an artist. he is, an old school filmmaker an his success whether -- because ag

19le 6 in "he library book" and wrapping tub a look at the best-selling nonfiction books, is mark manson's advice on leading a happier life. most authors have appeared on booktv and you can watch themmening onat booktv.org. >> booktv went to capitol hill to ask a representative what was on his reading list. >> a lot of things. first a lot of papers i have to read, various reports, some classified, others, so there's the ongoing work as chairman of the readiness subcommittee which has $290 billion of taxpayer money spent. that keeps me busy. however, there's all the other things i want to read. a lot of history. right now i'm working through the disagreement between the handsburgs and otto moan empire, and a great book called "enemy at at the gate which sirs around the siege of vienna. you warrant to understand turkey can by understand the history over the ottoman empire and the relationship between that and the western europe. also i look to go back the roman history. i have a book called the death of caesar which deals with that period of time. the intriguees. not quite into that kind of