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

but after the manson murders, you saw a hippie with long hair hitch-hiking and the image of manson woulded, 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. >> well, no, it isn't. the love-ins brought more and more people. then people who were really 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. i mean, 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, you know, very dirty and tired and disgusted. so i decided to get a job and settle down and get serious. >> joe's job is making jewelry. he's been taking a six-month course to learn how. >> it was hard in the beginning. getting up a

delanor manson is the c.e.o.sociation. >> delanor manson: when you think about nursing as being 53% of the health care workforce, those are large numbers. you have to know that there was a nursing shortage prior to the pandemic. the pandemic has ripped off the bandage. they're overworked. they have to do things that it doesn't take a nurse to do. >> alfonsi: like what? >> manson: baths. walking patients. turning patients. but someone else could do that. it doesn't take a degree or a license to do those things. >> alfonsi: that work is important for patient care, and is usually handled by aides. now they're in short supply too. so, in some hospitals, nurses have had to mop floors or empty trash. >> julia anderson: as soon as you transfer a patient, or discharge a patient, it's not five minutes later you're getting another patient. that's a drink and a potty break. yes, bed 4 is getting discharged. are you ready to get out of here? >> alfonsi: julia anderson is an i.c.u. nurse. she was just 19 when she began her ca

she is serving a life sentence for helping manson kill a couple.rt denied heower coud petition for review. her bid for parole has been blocked four times. the trucker protest that has blocked her roadways between canada and the u.s.. as the trucks departed a new batch of demonstrators arrived on foot, the group numbering in the hundreds. the blockade has affected production at several auto factories. >> automakers have already been struggling for the past year with they the computer ch the ce storage. liz: it has snarled traffic in the capital of ottawa. coda is igniting excitement in the deaf and hard of hearing community. not only is coda best picture, but its -- >> 10 movies have been nominated for best picture for this year's academy awards. the movie is the first with a predominantly deaf cast to be nominated for best picture. that is not the only history the movie has made. troy is the first death mail nominee in a supporting role. >> hollywood will begin to recognize deaf talent and increase deaf awareness. we hope it changes their perspecti

the california supreme court has denied charles manson follower.outen's bid for potential freedom. it comes after governor newsom rejected her bid for parole. she is serving a life sentence for helping manson and other cult members kill in la couple in 1969 the court refused to hear her appeal of a lower court ruling earlier this week denying her petition for a review governor newsome and governor. jerry brown have blocked her bid for parole four times. new developments now with the trucker protest that's blocked border crossings between canada and the us the truckers left as police moved in this morning to clear out protesters at the ambassador bridge that links detroit to windsor, ontario even so as the trucks departed a new batch of demonstrators arrived on foot the group numbering in the hundreds. blockade has disrupted operations at several auto factories, and it is estimated workers lost tens of millions of dollars in wages. this week automakers have already been struggling for the past year with the computer chip shortage. so this comes at a

she is serving a life sentence for helping manson and other cult members killed in l.a. in 1969. the court refused to hear her appeal of a lower court ruling earlier this week, denying her petition for review. her bid for parole has been blocked four times. new developments with the trucker protest that has blocked border crossings betweencanada and the u.s. the truckers left as police moved into clear protesters that linked detroit to windsor, ontario. as the trucks departed, a new batch of demonstrators arrived on foot. the group numbering in the hundreds. the blockade has disrupted operations at several auto factories and estimated workers lost tens of millions of dollars in wages. >> automakers have already been struggling for the past year with the computer chip shortage. this comes at a really bad time. liz: the purchased over canada's vaccine mandate has gone on for three weeks. codacodacodacodacodacodacodacoda the deaf and hard of hearing community. not only is it not made for best picture, it is making history. one of the actors is up for best supporting actor,

. >>> california supreme court denied parole for charles manson. the court refused to hear the case appeal after the petition was blocked by lower court last year. that petition said she was denied due process after governor newsom reversed 2020 parole recio ars olancouplein 1 she is serving life in prison. >>> that they should up and entered nine police officers over the course of a standoff. some of the officer shot trying to protect the baby girl in the line of fire. >> it is hard to see our brothers and sisters get hurt and hard for the community and community members hurt, not the only ones injured here today and we recognize that. i hate to speculate but it sounds like i would be safe to say nine is the highest numbers we have had injured in one day in one incident. >> the shooter later found dead inside the home, the officers are expected to survive. >>> president biden setting aside frozen funds from afghanistan for families of 9/11 victims. the president signing executive order putting $7 billion into a special account, some but will fund

charles manson. she's just as bad. just as evil. >> renee zellweger stars as pam hupp now. he was wrongly imprisoned because of the real pam and his lawyer says it best. >> unfortunately this is not even remotely close to the end of this story. >> she said you know what? i think i want to have number four. >> sorry. >> and whatever

but the most talked about moment was one moment during a song with marilyn manson when west threw hisloor visibly upset because of audio issues >>> dave grohl just revealed he's been having hearing troubles >> i've been reading lips for 20 years. so when someone comes up to me i'm a rock musician. i'm [ bleep ] deaf i can't hear what you're saying. >> the foofighters rocker says he's been reading lips for those 20 years after performing led to tinnitus in his ear. he shared haake hear, quote, tiny things while performing and recording but struggled during the pandemic as masks made it difficult for him to read lips >> for 20 years, wow >> a long time >>> soccer is now an equal playing field here in the united states after a ix six-year legal battle the u.s. women's national team reached a landmark equal pay deal the whopping $24 million settlement with the u.s. soccer federation is maimer victory for these players. >> reporter: u.s. soccer stepping up to close the gender pay gap after years of legal pressure from u.s. women's soccer players >> it's really what we setout to do, equaliz

charles manson showed his family values and the beatles showed us why they crossed the road.s, griz grisly, astronomical. shameful, calamitous stories of the year. who can forget 1969?

if it continues that she's going to resurrect the manson family. where is jim jones? '70s. [laughter] >> geraldo: platform shoes. it >> greg: geraldo is here! how did this until on the ukraine compared to the intel in afghanistan? we should ask ourselves that, and we brought up nato. want the ukraine and nato, why do we care? this has confused me. reverse history and consider an independent texas joining the warsaw pact. we could say "nato this, nato that," it really isn't that important. what do we get out of this? we get nothing out of this. to put it in human terms: yes, russia, putin is a bully and at the ukraine are the bullied, and america is on the side of the bullied. we should help ukraine. >> geraldo: what should we do? >> greg: we should go after supplied arms, but my feeling is that's not going to happen. >> geraldo: you would not put the 82nd airborne and question marks >> greg: no. >> geraldo: on that we agree. i got a note for montana. the teamsters are saying to the protesters "go home." they are urging protesters to go home. they are concerned. "the f

serial killers charles manson and the decision met with opposition and an advocate for victims of crimeing salt on the wounds of victims and usurping the law." 40 minutes after the hour senator, tom cotton to block the president's doj nominations if does -- >> ashley: life at the details, brooke. >> good morning, guys senator cotton threaten to block the doj nominees comes with the justice department will not defend four u.s. marshals with lawsuits stemming from black lives matter protest in 2020. now, in a letter to attorney general merrick garland writes "a refusal to represent the deputy marshals would violate long-standing and officers when actions they are sued for in the line of duty." several lawsuits filed against the blm riots and reviewing senator cotton's letter and will respond soon. but the white house seemingly has yet to read it. listen. >> there is a letter from tom cotton today threatening to block the president's doj nominees over different -- four u.s. marshals legal defense stemming from the portland riots. is he aware of this and any speculation why this is happenin

charles manson, saran saran and served hard time for unspeakable atrocities. murder an actress or kill a presidential candidate, no worries. you will squeeze in your therapy session before a nice sweat in the prison sauna. gavin newsom is dismantling the prisons from the inside out. newsom already froze executions two years ago. and now he is going to make life more comfortable for murderers. why is to so hard for the left to actually hold true criminals accountable? psychologically, many on the left can't process the concept of good and evil. they can't recognize sin. it takes on too much of a religious connotation. and they are very uncomfortable with the idea of judgment. their entire political philosophy is based on tearing down history. law, and cultural norms. and so the prison system to them is just a relic of a bar bar russ unenlightened medieval system that needs to be reimagined by them, of course, and modernized in a more humane and progressive way. a way that doesn't work at all because incarceration works for a reason. just like walls work. and me