times" next morning, "manson guilty, nixon declares." manson got ahold of the paper.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. he sa

. >> marilyn manson. >> marilyn manson. >> marilyn manson. >> marilyn manson. >> marilyn manson has canceledt the singer says artists like himself are not the ones to blame. >> this is perhaps the sickest group ever promoted by a mainstream record company. ♪ ♪ i'm not a slave to a god >> after columbine it seemed that the entire focus on why the shootings occurred was because the killers listened to marilyn manson. two years after columbine, manson finally returned to denver. >> the oz fest at mile high stadium brings marilyn manson to denver tomorrow. >> there were protests from the religious right. but i thought i'd go and talk with him myself. >> when i was a kid growing up, music was the escape. that's the only thing that had no judgments. you put on a record and it's not going to yell at you for dressing the way you do, it's going to make you feel about be about it. >> some will be so brash as to ask if we believe all who are here tonight will go out and commit violent acts. the answer is no. but does everybody who watches a lexus ad go and buy a lexus? no, but a few do. >> i definitely

. >> shock rocker marilyn manson. >> marilyn manson. >> marilyn manson. >> marilyn manson. >> has canceledself are not the ones to blame. >> this is perhaps the sickest group ever promoted by a mainstream record company. ♪ >> after columbine, it seemed that the entire focus on why the shootings occurred was because the killers listened to marilyn manson. two years after columbine, manson finally returned to denver. >> the odds fest at mile high stadium brings marilyn manson to denver. >> the protests were the religious right but i thought i would talk to him myself. >> when i was a kid growing up, music was the only escape. it had no judgments. and you put on a record, and it won't yell at you for dressing the way you do. it will make you feel better about it. >> some will be so brash to ask that if we believe all who hear manson tomorrow night will go out and commit violent act, the answer is no, but does everybody who watches a lexus ad go and buy a lexus, but a few do. >> i can definitely see why they could pick me, because it is easy to throw my face on a tv, because i'm in the end, fo

charlie manson.ent ever." ( applause ). >> stephen: trump was also asked about-- some manson fans tonight, all right. trump was also asked about possible 2020 opponents, and made sure he got all his nicknames right. >> the last time i took on elizabeth warren i thought she was gone-- embers, you know, burning embers down-- >> pocahontas. >> and-- pocahontas. >> stephen: what a kiss-ass. "teacher, teacher! you almost dismissed us without calling the exchange student a racist name!" ( laughter ) at one point, the interview turned a little wistful. with the election just around the corner, the president took a moment to remember those inspirational first moments. >> we're getting down to 12 months. can you believe it? when iirst went right in the corner of that beautiful building, and i was in the first-- first night with the d i't standing in an area where abe lincoln was, and all of them were... and that's the way it was. and i'm standing there, and i'm saying, wow, four years. that's a long time. >>

to go in berlin we did the 1st thing we saw did the big dollars to come for the nice every monday manson family in the new one you know we're visiting berlin as tourists and the t.v. tower is a must see. to elevators to bring visitors to the top in 40 seconds to mars if you want you can look up into the docks now. at 21 kilometers an hour it races to the viewing platform 203 meters high so. it's really interesting work we get visitors from all over the world and there are new guests that want to see this every day. for security reasons no more than $350.00 persons are allowed to appear at a time. in good weather conditions the view can stretch as far as 80 kilometers. the restaurant rotates 360 degrees. while enjoying their meal visitors go around in circles albeit very slowly. when you enter here the tables are moving you start by finding your table and burst your stunned by the view from up here. it's quite special when you arrive here there's definitely a wow effect of all of that. construction started in 1965 and the tower was finished in just 4 years it was a status symbol for the g

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i am not mother teresa, but i am not charles manson either. trump biden or mike tyson who said it? in lead, or democrat evan. >> hey. kennedy: mike tyson. >> blame putin already. >> well said. >> number 7. ready? >> lucky 7. kennedy: kidney has a special place in the heart. who said if? trump abides e, biden or nicola. >> now you are looking. >> i am not looking. kennedy: kevin in the lead with 4. >> what happened? >> in lead with 5. >> no jeerk! >> what are you doing, this happened the other day. >> what am i doing? i am working. kennedy: work the game. >> i'm trying. i'm going to disappoint my family. kennedy: we're playing that's what he said, are you playing at home this is fun. >> i want that cheese. kennedy: a 3 better word, jobs. who said that, j-o-b-s who said it, trump biden or dan quail? look at that. guy is -- on top with 5, katz with 4, he is only one back. >> blushing bride on my tail. kennedy: quote 9, barney frank looked disgusting, i nibbling prplow protuding from his blue shirt, who said that trump, trump or trump. you all the got it. a two point question. >> okay.

southern california and and also something and with those other places and that culture as did with manson and n a number of others. >> on bank robberies when the lever is caught in and they go to jail but what you may have learned in your research but then they never went to jail so did you learn that what kind of insights did you draw from that? >> from the los angeles bank robbery i did spend some time ahead of the bank robbery task force of the fbi in that area the vast majority one bank robber one teller. but the vast majority are robbing them that they need money fast. it is an addiction. and then you walk out but then eventually your luck runs out. and then the fbi did not even pay attention until there were six or seven. but mostly they are caught because police cars going by then there is a silent alarm somebody jots down the license plate. the vast majority do get caught.er and that's and then everybody get down on the floor now. and those bank robbers get caught there is too much that can go wrong. and then you are told to give them what they want and get the hell out of the ban

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

. >> and charles manson for "e.t." >> do you feel remorse? 76-year-old continues to work for fox news. he kind of broke the internet after posting this shirtless selfie. and he's also a proud dad. >> five kids by four wives. my 14-year-old does teen kids news. my oldest daughter isabella is a senior producer at cnn. i want them to follow their dreams. >> and here's the geraldo you might not know. the story that still makes him emotional. >> the doctor had warned me that it would be bad. it was horrible. >> his 1977 shocking expose at willowbrook state school where the mentally disabled were abused in deplorable conditions. >> it's like the hole in my soul. just whenever i'm reminded of it i just flash back to it. >> this place isn't aorner wher throw children who aren't pretty to look at. >> geraldo as ward-winning reporting led to major reform. >> it's something that haunts me and exhilarates me at. t >> oh forget injections and look up to 5 years younger in 12 weeks with no7 laboratories line correcting booster serum. it works so well 76% o

a functional health system that they play too many games and they have a long delay staff that manson and none of the clubs is willing to listen to the demands and that they're tricked into. breaking their contract i was wrong. thank you very much tiger woods has played his 1st competitive round of golf. it was an exhibition event in japan up against. 5 compete for holes and day one with $210000.00 which will go to charity woods where he'll no playing the zardari charm but your best japan's 1st official p.g.a. tour event its 1st appearance in japan since 2006 and he's also targeting a return to the country for next year's tokyo lympics over the years having friends of compete in the olympics seeing golf being part of the picks i just would be an honor to represent my country and let the games right now knights in the world rankings and. hopefully make sure i can have a good year and qualify and represent my country. well starting in japan the country's rugby team say their incredible run at the world cup wouldn't happen without the support of their fans the host fairytale was ended by

they agree to this split, pry minister johnson to manson election december 12, eu says extend.he imf argentina with a big shift. peso this morning will be fascinating. good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance." sun going in her eyes, a blind francine lacqua joins us. with the time change, does the sun go down at noon? are you on the edge of helsinki? francine: 2:00. i'm kidding, 4:00. today is on focus the dark hours of renegotiation. we are not talking about renegotiation, but we're talking about a possible general election. there are two or three ways boris johnson could get it. there is a vote in the house of commons later today. tom: it will be interesting. it is the story that never ends. with first word news in new york city, here is viviana. leader: islamic state bug bounty was under surveillance -- baghdadi was under surveillance. president donald trump says bug bounty blew himself up. -- baghdadi blew himself up. spoke openly about coronation with russia and turkey. european union agreed to give the u.k. at three-month brexit delay to january 31. that will prolong

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