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manson. >> one hot, dry weekend in los angeles. august, 1969. a pregnant movie star, slaughtered. along with four others in her home. across town, a couple, butchered in there's. >> these were brutal crime scenes. things that the police had never seen before. >> murders so bloody, so ugly, they rewrote history. became a kind of bookmark as an era of optimism ended. and a darker time began. >> the sixties came to a close, 1969, and that was the curtain. that was the final curtain. >> who could make sense of it? >> sane? that's relevant. >> who? even though. >> how do our kids and up doing this kind of incredible violent crime? how did that happen? >>. charles manson. it's a story that begins in a small town on the banks of the ohio river. mcmechen, west virginia. where the myth manson spun had its beginning. >> had manson told his own life story. that he was a child nobody wanted. his mother is a career criminal and prostitute. >> but manson lied. >> this is jeff guinn, author of manson. the m

manson? >> mr. manson to her. >> jimmy: oh my god. do you still call him mr. manson?w, oh my gosh, oh. >> she's far more responsible than i am. she's far more organized and mature, i guess. >> jimmy: yeah, this sounds 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 h

manson is expected now to serve his community service in california. he was also fined $1400. all right. a live look outside here so we can see kind of the smoky ish conditions happening in san francisco. on a side note, the marin county sheriff's office just put out a note say people in moran are seeing the smoke. it's drifted because of those fires in northern california and oregon asking people not to call 9-1-1 but will bring in meteorologist kyla grogan to go over what's happening outside right now. you have people get a little scared, right? especially this time of year. we are in fire season. we see smoke. we smell smoke. we get nervous. i get i wanted to start with what's happening right now in tahoe. or you can see we're once again. >> getting a little rain. get a little lightning south of tahoe. the sierra. we're not getting any of that. but this is kind of that disturbance that's going kind have a little bit to do with why we stay cool. it's a low pressure system that's dropped in and it's going to get a little more intense as they get into thursday when they could

[applause] >> christopher manson, vice president of the healthcare network of catholic hospitals.[applause] >> and now by special award of the president of ukraine golden heart, ryan. student. [applause] >> middle school. >> thank you so much, thank you very much for everything, for your support. ukraine will never forget it. thank you very much. we have to win and we will win. it will be our common victory. thank you so much, fellow ukrainians. [applause] >> from washington, d.c. and across the country. coming up saturday morning, cq roll call, latest on congress' effort to pass funding bills before the deadline. mollyon how federal agencies are repairing for a shutdown and how a shutdown affects federal benefits and services. baltimore county roy meyer talked about history and impact of government shutdown and bloomberg congress reporter fitzpatrick discusses consequences of federal funding negotiations and potential government shutdown could have on reauthorization bills. c-span's washington journal join in the conversation on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. c-span

and because charles manson once lived nearby.ver, it was catnip for media. >> the body was found in a railroad tunnel, above chatsworth farms. >> -- >> we do have in information about the case call lapd major crimes. >> one of the many assigned to the story was a young reporter for the l. a. times, named michael connally. yes, that, michael connelly, the best selling crime novelist. who back then was just beginning to make a name for himself. >> just in the beginning, it had so much mystery involved. what was this man doing in that tunnel? >> and i suppose it would just add to the allure of the idea? following the man's internal? >> yeah, it was a pretty horrible place to die. that is for sure. >> did you actually go into that place? >> i went up there, once i didn't want to go in, i know reporters are supposed to go stick their nose into stuff so i went up to the entrance but i wasn't going to walk down into that tunnel, there were too many unanswered questions at that time. >> and no one knew just then, that they had entered a

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was two weeks after ford have been targeted for assassination in sacramento by squeaky of charles manson. a lot of people didn't want him to go. the secret service said, why don't you go out the back door? and don't shake hands. they have the limousine drawn up. the crowd that billy was in were about 40 feet from the car. and billy noticed he was standing next to a nondescript looking with -- middle-aged woman with a handbag. as ford appeared and waved, he had the presence of mind to observe, she opened her handbag, pulled out a smith & wesson, and aimed it at the president. and billy managed to deflect the bullet. you can still see the bullet hole in the hotel wall. before she could get off a second shot, a couple cops jumped on her. so billy is the hero of the day. president writes him a thank you letter. the day before it arrives, the san francisco chronicle takes it upon itself to out billy as gay. this is 1975. his family in michigan disowned him. the rest of his life was played -- pretty bleak. he died at the age of 47 in 1989 they decided he had been dead for a couple weeks when t

from the mansons -- >> it's my world. i got rights that my father has died for.and my kind died for all down the road. >> reporter: to jonestown, to heaven's gate. >> if you follow me, i can give you the good news of the kingdom of heaven. >> reporter: there has been no shortage of cults in america through the decades. they've all had leaders that present themselves as messiahs offering their followers warped, biblical promises. cults can be appealing during times of tumult where people are looking for answers. experts say covid-19 was -- >> the perfect storm. there is a pandemic and we're told to stay inside and we don't h what's going on. >> jfk's plane crash date. 7 could be 6 and 1. 61 is the red tie that trump wears, 122 equals jfk, jr alive. >> reporter: can you check what my name is? >> of course. let's do it. >> my name is donie -- >> 47. yeah. but donie is 47. >> okay. >> reporter: john is 47. okay? see? >> reporter: so the significance of my number is adding up to john's. >> it just shows how powerful the language is. it shows our connection with god or

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his size, you know, charles manson was 5'2" and hid in mailboxes.o this guy's five foot so can he hide anywhere. but the bloodhound is going to smell him out. i owned one for eight years and they are incredible. my dog never missed anyone. >> jesse: so you hear it's now, what was that, an 8-10 mile search perimeter that they're squeezing. what does that tell you about the timing of a potential catch? >> well, i would think, like you said, jesse, within a couple hours they'll probably have him. i don't think he's been able to get a weapon, so they might take him alive. i know that we're -- jesse, we're going to see a lot of this international serial killers because the border is open now, and that door swings both ways. he left brazil because of murder, he did another one in america. he can go right across the border again and go to some other place. so they've got to catch this guy right now. there are -- there's a large, in pennsylvania and pittsburgh, a large brazilian community, over 6,000 brazilians, so i'm sure he was trying to get back there t

and that's what happened originally with charles manson . this is the with charles manson. kind of stuff he was spouting, which is terrifying. and i mean, some people have called russell brand a hero. i mean , he's not brand a hero. i mean, he's not my hero. i'll tell you who mine was was david mccallum , who was was david mccallum, who played illya kuryakin in the man from uncle, who sadly died last night. >> he died. he did a wonderful gentleman and a true scot. yeah. >> but do you think, though, because as russell brand has made a thing of the fact that caroline dinnage got involved by writing these letters to rumble and chairman of the select committee , chairman of the committee, chairman of the select committee, digital culture sport , that's culture media and sport, that's that plays into his hands , that plays into his hands, though, doesn't it? >> well, he said it's the government writing politicians. but but, you know, he said the government is writing. it's not the right, an the government. you're right, an mp who's perfectly entitled to do that if he's intereste

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. >> a very fearsome, scary character, somebody who looked like charles manson, as the babysitter described> and she kind of slowly pulls up, and this guy comes around to her driver's side. >> she had her door locked, but she sort of cracked her window. and he came over and stuck his fingers in the crack of the window and was saying, get out of the car. you need to help me. >> i think she cracked it this far, and she just rolled it right back up and took off. it frightened her. >> so, she drove out and called you? >> the hair on the back of my neck stood up, and i was aware that we were in a vulnerable situation. >> and you felt vulnerable. >> well, no one had any business being up there at midnight. my daughter joked and picked up the baseball bat and the mace and i said, sure, why not? and we were both dressed and out of the house in probably under two minutes. i mean, i really pushed her. "get dressed now. we need to get out now." >> we got in the car because i knew i could lock my doors, and we headed down the road to see what he was doing. and by the time i got here to the gate and saw

i listen to heavy metal bands like deftones, korn, marilyn manson, limp bizkit, school is okay.kids. i want to have a lot of them. i like to go paint balling. i like my pants. i like candles. i have a lot of friends. i have very few enemies. >> sound like her? >> yeah, definitely. >> by all accounts, she was a very happy and radiant kid. she had a very bubbly personality, but was also really playful and mischievous. >> tell me about that day, may 17th, 2001. an important day for you? >> oh yeah, i was graduating. that was my graduation day. she expressed interest in wanting to come to the graduation, and that was the last i heard from her. >> michael turney raised alissa after her mother passed away. when i spoke to him he said he picked her up early from school and had lunch. their conversation turned into an argument, but he says, just typical parent-child friction. >> that morning. she was in a -- in good spirits. >> oh, she was. we were arguing that she only had one more year to go. very proud of what we accomplished. and we got lunch and came back. we were arguing over me s

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here's a statement by senator joe manson, democrat, west virginia, who is with chair of the senate energy and natural resources committee. here's what he had to say about the decision. i can't explain to the american people why we would willingly become more dependent on foreign oil imports, eliminating good paying good jobs and drive up the cars of applicant bills and gas prices across the country. this is yet another example of this administration caving to the radical left with no regard for clear direction from congress or energy superiority. let's be clear. this is another attempt to use executive action to accomplish what this administration does not have the vote to achieve in congress. canceling leases and removing acreage from future and also tempting to reduce production in alaska while taking steps to allow iran and scenes way la -- venezuela to produce more oil makes no sense and is frankly embarrassing. tondra is next. caller: i think he could do more and not drill and then just stop. ify mean, that's the reason why it's high because they want to make more money. and not have

here's a statement by senator joe manson, democrat, west virginia, who is with chair of the senate energyatural resources committee. here's what he had to say about the decision. i can't explain to the american people why we would willingly become more dependent on foreign oil imports, eliminating good paying good jobs and drive up the cars of applicant bills and gas prices across the country. this is yet another example of this administration caving to the radical left with no regard for clear direction from congress or energy superiority. let's be clear. this is another attempt to use executive action to accomplish what this administration does not have the vote to achieve in congress. canceling leases and removing acreage from future and also attempting to reduce production in alaska while taking steps to allow iran and scenes way la -- venezuela to produce more oil makes no sense and is frankly embarrassing. tondra is next. caller: i think he could do more and not drill and then just stop. ify mean, that's the reason why it's high because they want to make more money. and not have any

did insane, you know, and i think there's an element here of saying, i remember a few years ago, mansonyou know, saying, i remember a few years ago ridiculous singer, you know, the ridiculous singer who pretends was accused pretends to be satan was accused of being being violent by an of being of being violent by an ex felt like ex girlfriend. and i felt like saying, literally saying, listen, he literally makes living of pretending makes a living out of pretending to what to be satan. what did you expect? tiddlywinks and knitting. know, there are knitting. you know, there are certain who you avoid like certain men who you avoid like the plague . and is one. the plague. and he is one. >> i found what i did find problems about dispatches problems about the dispatches documentary , bushra, how documentary, bushra, is how the women were just passengers. they documentary, bushra, is how the wom

manson lung. go ahead. hi. i'm behalf of [inaudible]. i would like to urge the commissioner to approve the project and deny the appeal. seniors in low income on the waiting list for affordable housing. and this project gift opportunity to >> armonday. go ahead. armonday. >> hello >> hello >> hi. i'm residents of pacific heights. . i want to say i'm a member of the [inaudible] and i was coashgsz everaligz and urge to you reject the appeal i fund my own appeal against a neighborhood association for forcing to [inaudible] third. yea. the [inaudible]. presented a benefitted scientific evidence saying belling this will not have a harm. neighbors are holds thanksgiving building hostage. we need to reject this attitude and build the housing for people struggling in the city. >> the number end nothing 7229? go ahead. i'm a language time sunset resident lived for 8 year around the corner from this project and grew up there i was healthy and in 40's now. i think it is time to get the project built. we mode it for people who need so much affordable

karen elon musk to complain about the charlie manson stunt double that he might be earning money noww, might be earning money now. now, to be fair, russell brand was complaining that he's being de—platformed . he's actually not de—platformed. he's actually not he's not being silenced. he's just being demonetised . but that just being demonetised. but that is still wrong because absolutely nothing has happened in a court of law. absolutely nothing has happened in a court of law . i think she in a court of law. i think she should change her title all to maybe minister for casual authority aryanism is that how you pronounce it? >> you know, surely due process needs to occur. if somebody is guilty, they should be found guilty. innocent, guilty, they should be found guilt should innocent, guilty, they should be found guilt should found:ent, guilty, they should be found guilt should found innocent. they should be found innocent. but must but at least this process must be done in the manner, be done in the correct manner, not by somebody just deciding we're to take your we're going to take