. >> manson comes down.aring a sword and waving it around. >> charlie actually slices part of his ear off. departs again. >> manson's followers tortured gary hinman for three days until he finally signed over the pink slips for his cars. then he threatened to call police. >> beausoleil calls manson, what are we going to do? manson says, you know what you have to do. >> beausoleil stabbed gary hinman and then mary brunner and susan atkins finished him with a pillow over his face. gary died because he didn't want to give up his money and the cars? >> yes, but it was equally important he become a part of. >> or kill you. >> the revolution is coming, a lot of people are going to die. >> manson had a term for these people, pig gis, another part of the album. >> if you want to be a piggy, today's pork is tomorrow's bacon. >> tomorrow, on the wall of his house they wrote the word political piggy and left a paw print, all in the blood. hopefully to lead police to think it was black panther. >> police think it's a mu

i said, "that -- it looks like marilyn manson, but it's not marilyn manson because marilyn manson's not he's here. >> i would know if he's here so i said, "let me prove it to you. so i walk over, and i say, "hey, how are you? i'm ryan." he says, "i'm brian. i said, "well, i'm ryan seacrest. he says, "i'm brian warner i said, "great, nice to meet you. i walk back, i say to my friend, "not marilyn manson. >> jimmy: that's brian >> brian warner. >> jimmy: yeah >> she says, "that's his real name." [ laughter ] "be right back." went over, said, "great to have you here what brings you out to wango tango? the big kiss fm show?" he says, "i'm a huge jonas brothers fan" [ applause ] so, i guess marilyn manson travels with the jonas brothers, and watches from backstage >> jimmy: he doesn't travel with the jonas brothers. but dude, you went on to take one of the best photos i think i've seen of the year. this is up there for photo of the year, here's ryan and marilyn manson look at -- [ laughter ] >> would you recognize that as - >> jimmy: yes. >> would you recognize him >> jimmy: you did not know

but after the manson murders, you saw a hippie with long hair hitch-hiking and the image of manson wouldiritual 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. >> 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 l

california is an edgy place. >> jesse: so it's not as bad as manson? funny when you said that -- >> michael: i have a lovely apartment on the ranch. >> juan: manson on one side, o.j. on the other. i mean, it's california appeared to me, california is trying to address issues and other people, especially republicans, they don't even want to think about it, they don't even want to talk about it. >> juan: they are addressing don't help cops. >> jedediah: they have a surplus so why is this homeless crisis going on as it is customer if they have the money why aren't they allocating funds to deal with the problem? >> dana: you can have the money but not the will. you can have policies that might work. i'm a very good name dropper, i was just telling karl rove that. [laughter] that was actually a joke from 41, believe it or not. >> juan: another one! >> michael: she's hitting for the cycle! >> dana: anyway, you can have the money but you don't have the will. the thing is, fox news, we could talk about this but if the people in california are demanding it, i g

[indiscernible] >> we are working with joe manson and a lot of people working on this. we will be seeing it over a. of time. the problem i have is the democrats in the house, they are totally unavailable to talk. overhave hearings all day something that has already been one by us. they made up this story. it was a false story. it was a hoax. we have to get to the bottom of how it started. they are wasting all of their time on a hoax. you said jay powell was a bonehead. then you said his comments stay. >> he's got a job, and i could do things if i wanted to i don't want to. we are so strong despite jay powell. jay powell is not helping us. other countries have low interest rates. it is very simple. he lifted the rates to quickly and he lowered them to slowly. it is a shame. not too many. not too many boneheads. i tell you what, we really have a great administration. we have a great cabinet. our cabinet has done a great job. >> [inaudible] >> he is a great gentleman. he is doing a fantastic job. he is only going to do what is right. he is only going to do what is right. j

. >>> also, charles manson follower leslie van houten was denied parole.ing a life sentence for helping manson kill a los angeles grocer and his wife in 1969. governor newsom last year also denied her parole saying she is still a threat at age 70. her lawyer says she'll appeal the decision to the state supreme court. >>> police are questioning the man suspected of driving into and through a suburban chicago shopping mall, sending shoppers running for their lives. >> yo, this is not happening right now. what? >> what is right. shoppers reacted in horror. the driver was peeling around corners inside the wood field mall in schaumburg. police raced to the scene. they thought there was an active shooter in there. the vehicle slammed through the double doors of a sears store. police arrested the driver of the car after the suv broke down, and the fbi has since joined the investigation. >>> happening now, the white house is hosting a state dinner. it's just the second one since president trump took office. australian prime minister scott morrison and his wife are

west virginia center joe manson confirmed the honor, i'm sure he had a big part in the selection -- thank you, joe, for being here today. friend, the governor of west virginia, jim justice. i appreciate you being here today also, jim. -- when west virginia senator joe manchin confirmed the honor -- i'm sure he had a big part in the selection. i swear my name is going to look like a misprint on this list. mr. president, thank you for including me among this incredible group of people. [applause] >> congratulations to jerry. john, congratulations on your marriage to a great golfer. is a great honor. a great man, a great pleasure. you are going to be around a long time. thank you. [applause] >> [inaudible] >> thank you very much, everybody. >> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, former republican congressman and current and narrate -- nra bar -- nra board member bob barr discusses efforts to reduce gun violence. then the discussion of women in the republican party. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" l

then when west virginia senator joe manson confirmed the honor, i'm sure he had a big part in the selection. thank you, joe, for being here today. and also my friend, the governor of west virginia, jim justice. i appreciate you being here today also, jim. i look at the list of other honorees, and was inspired by the names bill gates and warren buffett, philanthropic champions. martin luther king, sesser shabbos, nelson mandela, simon wiesenthal, desmond tutu, legendary leaders. muhammad ali, bill russell, kareem abdul-jabbar, athlete activists. michael jordan, tiger woods, stevie wonder, excellence personified. john wooden, frank robinson, arnold palmer, and vin scully, friends i try to emulate. i swear my name is going to look like a misprint on this list. mr. president, thank you for including me among this incredible group of people. [applause] president trump: congratulations to jerry. also johnny, congratulations on your marriage to a great golfer. who's here today. thank you, everybody. it's a great honor, a great man, a great pleasure. and you're going to be around a long time. thank

. >> you may think you know the charles manson story, but not like this. >> things that police had neverlease don't kill me. >> he was trying to take advantage of peace and love, flower power. >> even now, decades later the world is still fascinated by charles manson and his crimes.

up our book best-selling nonfiction book supported according to the wall street journal is mark manson's advice and leading a happier life. some of these authors have appeared on book tv, and you can watch them online. at book tv .org. book tv is in new york at the annual publishers convention. one of things we like to do is preview some of the books the are coming out this fall. joining us now is former national security advisor and ambassador and former assistant secretary of state susan rice, her book is called tough love my story of the things worth fighting for is coming out in october and best arise thanks for being with us for a few minutes. >> thanks for having me. >> you talk about tough love and some of the things worth fighting for. what is the book begin first of all. >> the book begins with my family. my parents and grandparents in the story of where they came from which is so important to who i am and how i developed. the tough love is very much the way my parents raised me. i think it's fair to say the kind of mother i am. in fact the kind of leader i am in my professional

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campaign for remain, shows a lot of report —— support across the shadow cabinet, ijust think that john mansongry about that that they would rather abolish me and have a debate with me about it —— john man's a man. abolish me and have a debate with me about it -- john man's a man. tom watson has been a controversial character in the party over the last year and some have as allies think that —— jeremy corbyn's allies think that —— jeremy corbyn's allies think that he is undermining the leader. he has taken different positions in brexit and the party's positions on anti—semitism. we have not had any real response yet from the leadership, but we did here this morning from the women and equalities shadow ministerjohn butler. jenny, like the rest of us, should not get involved in the governing body of the party to try and determine what they do what they say. i mean, members of the labour party ca n say. i mean, members of the labour party can say what they like in their meetings. dawn butler there. well, we have seen that there has beenin well, we have seen that there has been ina well, we have s

look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to the "wall street journal"'s mark manson's advice on eating a happier life. some of these authors appeared on tv and you can watch them online at booktv.org. >> international spy museum in washington d.c., for me cia chief of disguise, john mendez countered in moscow. she talks about the realities of working in russia as an american format. >> if the last of four books that we have written. i don't want to misleading, we didn't write or invent the rules. all we did was put them down on paper. moscow rules were understood by most of our peace officers headed out to moscow. to be rules of importance. how you managed yourself on the street. they were a form of tradecraft. if you follow the rules, you would follow me. if you broke the rules, all kinds of interesting things could happen to you. the book opened the first three pages of the book, seen outside the american embassy in moscow, june 6, 2016. in the middle, things were supposed to be fairly settled. the world was not at work. one of my american diplomats is on a youtube v

one aging hippy i met blames charles manson, says after that horror show no one would ever pick up a could no longer tell the cool people from the bad. >> i like what you got there, man. you couldn't buy it for anything. >> everybody there seemed to have almost a religious belief in peace and love and harmony. and yet we've had 50 years of war and class warfare -- >> a couple of thousand years of war. look at it the other way around. this was a brief blast of light in thousands of years of darkness. look at it as a brief glimpse at what we could have. >> well, i certainly was not a hippy back in 1969. i think deep in my heart i'm one now. ♪ yeah >> but for nick and bobby urkuli, the couple from the cover of the triple album, for them woodstock was more than just a glimpse of love. >> she complements me tremendously. i wouldn't be who i am today if it weren't for my wife. that's for sure. ♪ need a little time >> when he watched his girlfriend the nurse attend to a stranger on a bad trip -- >> the girls wrapped their arms around him and took him with us. >> -- he knew she was special.

simpson, robert downey jr., and serial killers like charles manson all have chain walked through theseoors. but whether you're a vip offender or a petty thief, you enter l.a.'s custody system the same way. through the inmate reception center, or irc. >> you guys ready? let's run it. >> it's 6:00 p.m., and deputy teixeira's shift is just getting started. >> bend over, touch your toes. while you're down there, peel off your socks, turn it inside out slowly. three, two, one. place your hands on the lower window ledge. do not touch the glass. >> tonight he and his fellow deputies will search about 400 incoming inmates for drugs or weapons. >> all right. spread your feet a little for me. >> a lot of them, they've been through the system before, so they know what's up. >> your left shoulder on the wall. go. >> others, it's the first time they've ever seen the inside of a jail. it can be overwhelming for them. we are the first people they're going to see on the worst day of their lives. >> last year alone, the irc had over 100,000 bookings. more than any other jail in the nation. and with arr

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. >> this population includes infamous criminals like juan corona, sirhan sirhan, and charles manson. built to hold the most violent offenders in the state, corcoran has seen its share of brutality. today, a fresh group of inmates arrives at receiving and release, no doubt aware of this prison's reputation. >> when i get on the bus, they called your names out to come off the bus, and they're teary-eyed coming to corcoran. it's a shock to them. i guess they have heard a lot about corcoran. >> what do you know about corcoran? >> what i know? i know it ain't no joke. that's what i know. i know this is serious business. >> corcoran is a pretty rough prison here. if you get a draw, it's one of the rougher prisons. >> this is how serious it is. it's a life or death situation. pretty much, yeah. it is like that. i don't care what they tell you. it is like that. okay? it is hardcore like that. >> corcoran's general population inmates are split into three main yards. the level one yard consists mainly of low-security inmates, many of whom are in on parole violations. "b" yard holds the medium-

in the southern california culture that can drag out a lot of odd things that certainly did with mansonand a number of others. >> and certainly the messy impulse. >> certainly that too. >> for peter on bank robberies commute got a more complete story of when you got the robbery and then the rubber is caught and goes to jail but i'm wondering about what he may have learned in your research about that or maybe successful from the robbers perfected and never went to jail. did you learn much about what percentage actually worked and what kind of insights did you draw from that? >> i do know about the world of los angeles bank robbery and i did spend some time speaking with william rader the head of the bank robbery task force or group at the fbi in that area. the vast majority of bank robbers are not pastors, one-on-one bank robbers, one bank robber, one teller, i got a gun give me all your money. he says the vast majority of them are robbing because they are addicted. addicted to drugs. they need money fast and feel like their back is against the wall. those guys get caught because they ke

vandalism. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause it would be like -- it would be like if they got charles mansonng the tag off his mattress [ light laughter ] i mean, seriously, when it comes to breaking the law, how much worse could things get for donald trump >> breaking news now sources telling cnn that in recent weeks prosecutors with the new york district attorney's office have interviewed michael cohen, president trump's former fixer and personal attorney the investigation is looking into whether the trump organization broke any state laws by falsifying business records. >> the former lawyer is now an inmate serving three years in prison for, among other crimes, his role in procuring those payments to porn star stormy daniels which constituted a campaign finance violation let's not forget this. a case in which the president was an unindicted co-conspirator >> they're investigating whether the trump organization violated any state laws relating to those hush money payments to women >> seth: that's right. investigators are looking at the trump organization's handling of hush payments to cove

if marilyn manson had a show on fox news, trump would show up to his next press conference with jet blackand a nose ring [ laughter ] it was always terrifying knowing that an extremist neocon like bolton had the ear of an impressionable president who had no idea what he was doing and who took his advice from tv pundits. the relationship was always weird. and yesterday it came to an end when trump fired bolton or maybe bolton quit. we don't really know, because as usual, it happened in the most chaotic way possible with trump tweeting about it and bolton texting reporters while they were live on the air reporting on his firing. >> trump announced he fired bolton this morning on twitter, writing, quote, "i informed john bolton last night that his services are no longer needed at the white house. >> we're just hearing from peter baker that john bolton has texted him as well saying that he offered to resign and resign today. so that version is differing very much from the firing version that comes from the president. >> john bolton just texted me. >> oh. >> just now, he's watching >> can you

yeah, my son manson is so violet -- [laughter] i don't want i don't know what's gotten into this guy.st embarrassed about, i guess, would be their mom. kennedy: yep. >> my mom never showed up at school. >> my mom was a substitute teacher in elementary school. >> well, and my 7-year-old wants mom to be there all the time. so i think it's, you know, depends on the age. kennedy: let me give you a news flash from the future. [laughter] high school, that ship has sailed. >> yeah. i think she failed with this little experiment. kennedy: you're just saying that. >> well, no. she doesn't have control over her son. she admitted it. and then she was begging him to change his behavior, and he wouldn't do it, he would just laugh at her. and then she sits next to him in class, takes selfies, she's embarrassed, she still doesn't have control. she has proven that he doesn't have respect for his mom, he only has respect for his classmates -- kennedy: hey, man, you've got to go where the vulnerability is. >> she still doesn't have control, that's the thing. there's only -- kennedy: well, here's the di

it was emergency motion, put forward byjohn manson, the founder of momentum a jeremy corbyn supportingf the labour conference, and if it does go toa labour conference, and if it does go to a vote, potentially tom watson could lose and that post of deputy leader could cease to exist. we're not sure whether it will get that far, we understand thatjeremy corbyn was not on board with this, so corbyn was not on board with this, so could there be some intervention with the leadership? possibly but all of this is really annoyed a lot of people in the labour party who wa nted of people in the labour party who wanted us to be the moment that labour showed a united front and they want the to be talking about they want the to be talking about the policies at the start of the conference, but instead were talking about party disunity and labour have been taking the high ground in some respects in comparison to what has been going on in the conservative party where we saw those 21 tory mps purged from the party and labour are saying that we're not doing this kind of thing, then we see that the pa rt

up our book best-selling nonfiction book supported according to the wall street journal is mark manson's advice and leading a happier life. some of these authors have appeared on book tv, and you can watch them online. at book tv .org. book tv is in new york at the annual publishers convention. onef

adon't know how much of knowledgeable thing this in in the media but over 50 years ago charles mansonas talking about this. and people called him a crazy person and eventually ran him through a kangaroo court of charges that really were absurd. host: let's hear from scott, san diego, california. climate change, should schools be required to teach climate change? caller: first of all, good one. second of all, i do not get to watch very often. i want to complement you on the graphics. you have updated them. to the question of the morning, it is a no-brainer really that the climate change should be taught as a mandatory thing in schools across the country because let's say the students are the future. the purpose of school is to educate students and to prepare them for the future. i happen to believe with millions of others around the world that the future is in dire deopardy due to manman climate change. the science is irrefutable. not just a handful of scientists. you've got to go with the good signs on this one. what troubles me is we are getting kind of a late start. towe would just