charles manson. what you will is very good at mentoring family. they're always people out there looking to mentor our children. we're not doing a particularly good job of that. the judges are in a great position to, really assist judge gray and. all right. also talk about mental and the criminal. and i would venture to say that at any one moment in the orange county jail or any other jail, the country for 35 to 40% of them have a mental illness. and for another 20% have drug addictions. and these are that you can put them in jail all you want to. you're causing damage. what you want to do in the criminal justice system is not to incarcerate you. you have to use that as a vehicle you want to reduce. and the way you reduce crime with regard to drug addicted people so that don't steal from you or the rest of that is to help them address their addiction. if they're mentally ill, you help them address those mental illnesses to help them live at the highest ability that able. and there are groups that can do that but putting them in jail i remember stil

manson the beautiful is a charming locality nestled between high. it has within its borders 25 lake glitz with picturesque surroundings. the scenery as viewed from this lake is very beautiful as a place for summer recreation, for riding, walking, boating, bathing or swimming, fishing and, hunting sports. monson has charms which those who know best most love. it is fast becoming a summer resort to weary city resident who desires a rest from business and society cares and the oppressive heat of the city. here the invalid or overworked man of business or letters can quaff the god given pure mineral waters and breathe the mountain air mingled with the balsam fir and pine that braces them up as no other tonic can, and have the opportunity of enjoying a quiet country life over farms and forests or mountains and lakes. do you hear the language of relaxation and step out of the rat race? slow down. it's like a step out of the modern world. and what about people who live there? what about the town itself? haynes wrote flower gardens are numerous ornamental g

manson? >> mr. manson to her. >> jimmy: oh my god. do you still call him mr. manson?ounds more like a job application than a vow, than vows. >> yeah, i know. how's the segment going so far? >> jimmy: you know what, it's going fine, it's your marriage i'm worried about. [ laughter ] you'll figure it out. you've got time. when you're under the gun, that's when -- tell me about this movie. because this is a fascinating character you have here. because not only is this a real guy, how many banks did this guy rob? >> 59 banks. 59 consecutive banks. and he was -- he was notorious for disguising himself. he started out knowing he had to disguise himself and quickly get out of that disguise. because when i spoke to him before we started shooting, he said that, i knew i would get away if i could get out of there in 30 seconds and completely change my clothes and disappear into the crowd. so this guy became a master of disguise. so i would sit in the hair and makeup chair for hours, putting on these crazy disguises. >> jimmy: that he quickly would put on? >> he would literally

he also considered writing to convicted killer, charles manson, and received from manson disciple lynette to assassinate forward in 1975. despite the letters, after four years, the hospital trusted hinckley enough to let him leave the building and roamed the grounds freely. he and deval were still engaged and could walk outside together and have privacy. >> she said they went up to this little spot on the hill. they did not have a sex the first time there but soon after that they did. >> on the grounds? >> on the grounds. >> a few years later, hinckley went to court to make a bid for more freedom. would a judge allow a man who stopped to presidents and tried to kill one of them back into society? >> we should not be allowed to just roam around on his lonesome out there. he is a potentially dangerous character and he has proven that. >> coming up. the eye-popping gated community where he proposed to live. >> he played on that tee like president barack obama, former president clinton, and this fellow is only 50 feet away. >> when dateline continues. why hide your skin if dupixent has your m

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charles manson and jim jones. lives in fort worth, texas, and is a member of the texas literary hall of fame for such bestselling books as go down together the last gunfight, manson the road, the jonestown town and waco. today, he'll tell us about his new book, war on the border, via pershing, the texas rangers and an american invasion. brian castner is a former explosive ordnance disposal officer who received a bronze star for his service in the iraq war. he and his family live in buffalo, new york, and he's the author of the books the long walk and all the ways we kill and die and the coeditor of the 2017 anthology, the road ahead. his journalism and essays have appeared in esquire wire, vice, the new york times, the washington post, the atlantic and other publications. he'll talk to us about his most recent book, stampede, gold, fever and disaster in the klondike. and read your book began his career in journalism at the berkshire eagle and was a longtime staff writer for the hartford courant. he's written for v

marin county has filed a lawsuit against biotech giant manson of monsanto alleging chemicals that they produced known as p c b's contaminated the community cities on the lawsuit include sandra fell and the they claim that monsanto knew about the dangers of the chemical before. well, for more than 50 years, but continued to promote the products anyway, the seabees were used in everything from cool and sand lubricants. it was later banned in 1979. the county says similar lawsuits have been filed nationwide alleging that monsanto deliberately misled the public environmental regulators and its own customers so that it could reap massive profits from pcb sales. there's a new robocall scam circulating across the country and it's targeting people who may be eligible for the new federal shudent loan forgiveness plan. we have steve brown now showing us ways you can protect yourself. >> department hopes help it. >> yeah, i got voice mail message from liz issue available. she was not said the man on the phone who identified himself as a representative of enterprise financial. couple questions abo

pants, pierced tattoos, toothless mouths, there was a concert here in moscow the world monster merlin manson spitting, inviting everyone here to say that we don’t have enough freaks of our own. and what songs they sing i 'll go to the kindergarten and hire, worms crematorium dracula's egg striped glass. the inverted world new year is celebrated for two or three weeks, then many people cannot come to their senses for another month, and for the toilet new year is a special holiday. he sees so many nice faces. an inverted world has now appeared a myriad of some of these hyped media faces, everyone knows them, but what they do. nobody knows who these people are. why don't they leave the screen, they talk about themselves at all presentations, premieres, talk show parties. arguing about life they teach to live elite under the fence the cream of the turnaround time is such a mess for us, you can crawl into all the holes to encrypt the emptiness to become famous, and then you look as a deputy to take your place in an inverted world still normal people. just hope and wait. we still need to pray that

[laughter] also there were cults like the manson family and they were not much of a family. glad i got out of that ea early. at his eight fears, some are not real others mostly overblown. i envy the kids today not just because they are taller, they just have much more to be scared of. there is this, and this. and this. and this. but worse, the streets were filled with nightmarish characters that would make freddy krueger call on huber instead of walking the four blocks home. there's a mentally ill and criminally deranged to roam the streets, thank god for that or we would have no live audience members tonight. that is a jab at you guys. there's also junkies laying right in your path. it's awkward when they ask for autographs especially when i once dated them. you have homeless using your stoop as a bathroom and they never, ever clean up. plus they give lousy directions. never ask i did once and chris wallace threw up all over me. hollywood concocts pointless dystopian like handmaid's tale we are living the real thing. save yourself some money and cancel netflix go for a walk

don't see a lot of the lot and petty, all the mommy of the song or say smells almost all brother lou manson also filled out. the not a bit was cassius. she loved mr. rather dog. mean? the vaux and bowling purge of our lease on ok, the in the household, no losses. that harmon normally somebody believe it's melissa. the common thought of those on our folders on your list for a list, a common tardy dog again, or something, or give me a hand some, some comedy central to learn a lot. no, no one likes them. and i'll think of this a good most. got all the equipment on my credit, so man on their mall to sign one of the cool new toner that you la on the folks meal been unbound, the dog nailed mister this thing. and on the verge of some moment, he fell models and spoke or something for a while. you see the present moment, somebody that'll shoot me a few more dollars from connecticut for miss no, i was on the school due to be longer than one month. one single possible and then i need to move the probably sally from madison to do and i thought for the number over there, but it will that communism need

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talk to jenny manson anyway. i kind of thing. it's been horrible. oh, with me again. this is my turn to helping. i'm standing here. i'm a try to raise a different view. i my pro corbin juice find themselves shouted down palestinian voices are silenced almost entirely. the crisis in the labor party and 2018 coincides with the great march of britain. in the gaza strip. a group of unarmed people marched to the barrier that israel had erected between garza and the rest of the country and demanding that they should return to their homes and lands. the israelis responded with fire. in 8 months over a $150.00 palestinians are killed. it was inspiring in one way to see the strength and resilience of the palestinian people. i'm with by the same time it was actually devastating. ah, a shot, a journalist yasemin a member of address fest on a shot, a nurse with her hands off. i mean, these were both crimes being committed but at the same time everything in the labor party was a different was it wasn't talked about, it was an ad and for at the forefront. and they, they were the ba

my children baby sat for their children say, you know, don't go don't cross over and talk to jenny manson anyway kind of thing. it's been horrible. oh, with me again. this is my son. i am standing here a while pro corbin jews find themselves shouted down palestinian voices are silenced almost entirely. the crisis in the labor party and 2018 coincides with the great march of britain. in the gaza strip. a group of unarmed people marched to the barrier that israel had directed between garza and the rest of the country and demanding that they should return to their homes and lands. the israeli is responded with fire. in 8 months, over a $150.00 palestinians are killed. it was inspiring in one way to see the strength and resilience of the palestinian people. ah, but at the same time it was actually devastating. ah, a shore, a journalist yasemin sergio. a member of a press fest on a shot, a nurse with her hands up. i mean, these are both crimes being committed that in the same time everything in the labor party, it was a different well, it wasn't talked about. it was an ad and for the for fun.

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i should also manson, anderson, about 66% of customers do not have water either. and the timing of this, tomorrow marks five years since hurricane maria struck this island. so there's a lot of anxiety and flashbacks, if you will, to what they went through five years ago. >> wow. thank you, they let santiago. coming up next, presidential politics. president biden was less than definitive about whether he decided to run for a second term. he was quite honest about it . could the democrats be in for a nomination fight? cnn -- 's joins us tonight. oh, davante adams! what's up, man? we need to talk about that lucky jersey. haven't washed it in years. multiple years? i don't see any stains. it's lucky. mmm i don't see any luck. it's dirty. - lucky. - dirty. but we just scored a touchdown. - yeah! - not we. me. ohhh! touche. you need to deep clean that. you know what to do. good luck out there! bro, no. listen. it's dirtier than it looks. it's got to be tide hygienic clean. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch.

>> you cannot run in los angeles at night, this is the city of charles manson and harvey weinstein!how you're watching, there are these little pressure release valves that go off. and you see that play out throughout the history of the sitcom. >> at first thought, you may imagine 1940s, '50s sitcoms as being very white suburbia. >> but there were a lot of shows about immigrants becoming a part of the american dream. >> "life with luigi" about an italian family. "i remember mama" about a norwegian family. >> "the goldbergs" was about a jewish family in this jewish ghetto. >> yoo-hoo! >> those shows certainly mirror what americans were trying to accomplish in the '50s, for good or for bad, which was assimi and then later when immigrant characters would pop up in comedies, it would often be for comedic effect. >> hey, latka, tell me something, how come i never understand a single word you say, and i always know what you're talking about? >> oh. >> i think everybody thought that andy kaufman was nuts. [ speaking foreign language ] >> yeah, that must be it. >> i don't think anybody reall

fairly early on, we had the altamont story and the charles manson story.id both those things and won the national magazine award, our first ever, doing that when it was like in 1970, i believe. but i guess there was a point came where the financial exigencies became overwhelming and i had to look at myself and think to myself what do i really want to do as a career? you know, because i had to buckle down and raise more money and get on it. i thought, i'll stick with this thing and did and it gradually escalated over the years. you know, not again with any business plan in particular, but, you know, a lot of ambition. >> jann, you know you and i have talked down through the years, and one of the things that was interesting to me, we did a couple of things in the magazine on my political and civil rights stuff. but you and i would talk music in your office. >> right. >> a long conversation you had about james brown, like a father to me. but michael jackson, i did the eulogy, he used to talk about how "rolling stone," when you helped break through in terms of

actually trump brought this up and he posed this question to the well-known secretary of defense mansonyears. in general, they somehow agreed on this, but then there was a change of power and fm a came and it’s not very clear. and how does he feel about what to do with it, the feeling is what is happening, they are testing these missiles only to show that the tests are being carried out, there is such a feeling that no one no need to be uh those tests were successful. there have been four of them over the past 2 years, and all of them are actually failures ; there is also no certainty about the last one, especially since minin is a rocket. e, which carries one warhead. yes, it is relatively modernized in relation to those main missiles that are in service with the united states but nothing more, but the united states as i understand it, there are certain lobbies that they still want to create, and to raise a discussion about the need for modernization, ah nuclear shield, but it is clear that mr. biden does not need this. and apparently this may happen when there is a change of power, bu