let me talk to patricia. patricia, a u-turn. let me talk to patricia. patricia. how— a u-turn.nt is this to you and to your friends, to those you and to your friends, to those you know in your list of priorities with so much going wrong in this country at the moment? i with so much going wrong in this country at the moment? i cannot help but aaree country at the moment? i cannot help but agree with — country at the moment? i cannot help but agree with an _ country at the moment? i cannot help but agree with an awful _ country at the moment? i cannot help but agree with an awful lot _ country at the moment? i cannot help but agree with an awful lot of- country at the moment? i cannot help but agree with an awful lot of what . but agree with an awful lot of what everybody — but agree with an awful lot of what everybody else _ but agree with an awful lot of what everybody else is _ but agree with an awful lot of what everybody else is saying. - but agree with an awful lot of what everybody else is saying. it - but agree with an awful lot of what everybody else is saying. it is - e

we're having dinner and patricia says to dance. so dan, how is it? uh, working with r and dances. i've never had anyone who could do it on does and i said, mom, dad and at the dinner table and we laughed and patricia turns to me and says, how do you do it? and i said, well, dan has at least 10 stories going simultaneously. any waves them together with a conclusion and create of ending he's a sort of, uh, it's it, you just have to group this into a certain way and, and he would annotate the new york times as he was reading that and for breakfast i, i'd be sitting there and he'd be, he'd be taking notes, he had a photographic memory, he had the ability to constantly over his life time to be reviewing every thing that was coming out from freedom of information. and at one point i said to him, how come no one is talking or writing about this? he said, because this information has only come out in the last 5 years. so what dan was able to do was give this oral history of how america has essentially liked to go to war over 50 years because he started out in this field with the ran insti

i, i much patricia is gonna kill me. 58. know. but he always, always wanted to get out there and get to work out a very wise person. and he disseminate that information. as i said, uh, you know, uh, without hesitation and very selflessly was he dedicated to, to his slice work? so i think dan ellsberg 50 or so now the world is still here in, in a, b, m e. and what are you called just the actual liberties? not in the, in the, in the east river like it was on the planet or the x, the charlton heston. we will, we will, which we will. she will be bigger than ever. they'll look back at this man if society the grows in the right direction. and on, dan was a major figure in my life and in yours, i want to believe that our children and their children and will learn about him and about his bravery in school. do you think that will be the case? i know because he was so advanced. i had 24th of july, so ago i was in california with my children who are now almost 19 and 17. and i called dana ben. we went by his house for an hour and a half and

you know, cuz i know patricia the say wait a 2nd, i gotta show to do it today. i got 3 tomorrow. i, i much pressures is going to kill me if i, you know, but he always, always wanted to get out there and get to work out a very wise person. and he disseminated that information. as i said, uh, you know, without hesitation and very selflessly was he dedicated to, to his life's work. so i think that the jan ellsberg 50 or so now the world is still here, a, a n, n a b, n e. and what do you call just agile liberties live in the, in the, in the east river like it was in the plant under the age, the charlton heston. we will, we will, which we will. she will be bigger than ever. they'll look back at this man. if society the pros in the right direction and on then was a major figure in my life and in yours, i want to believe that our children and their children and will learn about him and about his bravery in school. do you think that will be the case? and i know because he was so advanced. i had 24th of july. so ago i was in california with my children who are now almost 19 and 17. and i

patricia: encantada de conectar con vosotros.ir. Él me dijo que lo estaban tratando muy bien, justamente que cuando pude. lo que mÁs me ha llamado la atenciÓn es queera conocedor, lo que me contÓ es que era prisionero, y que es lo Único que pudo hacer para alejarse de este amigo que tenÍa. carolina: que era prisionero de este cirujano? se habla mucho de esa supuesta relaciÓn sentimental que tenÍan el acusado y el cirujano, quÉ de cierto en eso? >> lo que me dices que le tenÍa amenazado a Él y a su familia, que todo lo que podÍa hacer con unos 100 millones de euros, al amenazaba con eso, y con que le podÍa pasar imÁgenes Íntimas, las podÍa hacer pÚblicas, que aquÍ pertenece a una sala muy importante de espaÑa, entonces esas imÁgenes que podÍan hacerse pÚblicas, podrÍan haber dejado muy mal a la familia. borja: me gustarÍa preguntarte por la familia, sabemos que este joven es el hijo de un famoso actor, tambiÉn es el nieto de otro famoso actor icÓnico de la cultura espaÑola. ¿quÉ ha pasado con la familia? sabemos que su padre ha po

patricia murphy is with us and also joining us glern rnn rucke.were talking about why moving to federal court, we won't know on monday, but you think that there is a good chance that this stays in state court which is more precarious for them. >> definitely more precarious and exposure more as well. a five year minimum if convicted. but the issue is not whether or not mark meadows was an officer of the federal government. the question really becomes as that officer, was what he was doing part of his role. was it consistent with him being chief of staff and counting electoral votes, challenging the state of georgia, that is not his role. people have that role and that is not his. so that is the problem. all you need is a colorable defense. >> what does that mean? >> it hasn't to be a defense that will win unequivocally. but at its face, what he is doing a beyond your job. and that is where it is problematic. >> how much do you think we'll learn on monday beyond what is in the indict? there may be evidence that weer hear. >> i think that it will be

well i 1st i'd say just spending 10 days with dan and patricia in their home. it was a life changing for me and i was uh, it was a week of my 56 birthday and dan is a very, very present man. he without question is may be, was, may be one of the greatest intellect. so of our time, the last of the mohicans. and we would sit in his office and studio in library with a 1000 books on or, and american history. and the 1st or 2nd day that i was there, and just in his presence and with all these books, i was just and, and he would, he can talk, you would ask a question and he could go on one time in our interview, i asked him a question and i think he went for almost 4 hours without getting up going the bathroom or drinking any water. he, he had a mind that was just there's no words to explain it. and he did this with a, as randy and said with a great presence and a great kindness. and a great mindfulness for the person who is asking the questions. one of my favorite stories is i think on the 3rd or 4th night there patricia and dan are sitting there . we're having dinne

patricia kitchen, mary, and master of the international municipal cooperation form of the brakes. and you can the great to have you on thank you you can, i want to institution helping brooks countries to achieve more than just the multi polar we. busy order is the new development bank viewed as an alternative to the dollar dominated. i am ass bricks, financial cooperation is among the key issues on the summit. the agenda are to spoke to a former. i am an executive director who told us breakfast should create an alternative system to existing dollar based institutions that serve western political interests . seems we don't, we can't assume title. you fact that the us has been using the dollar as a weapon to target countries seen as hostile, hostile to the west has reduced very much the con, the confidence in the us dollar. and the confidence is essential for currency to function. so the multiple world would lead to a reduction in the role of the dollar. this has accelerated with the use of the dollar for political purposes for ju, political purpose, notably now against the russian.

patricia murphy, stick with us. we're going to have more coming up in the next two hours. >>> coming up next, fulton county d.a. fani willis alleged a criminal enterprise in her indictment of donald trump and his 18 allies. why the antiracketeering law, mobster statute, has serious teeth in georgia. >>> plus, who is fani willis? the georgia prosecutor's history and her two-year bid to build this case. >>> and new reaction from the 2024 campaign trail. could this fourth indictment push gop rivals to go where they haven't gone before on the attack against donald trump? >> you're watching msnbc's special coverage of donald trump's fourth indictment. we're back in just 60 seconds. trump's fourth indictment. we're back in just 60 seconds. (ella) fashion moves fast. setting trends is our business. we need to scale with customer demand... ...in real time. (jen) so we partner with verizon to take our operations to the next level. (marquis) with a custom private 5g network. (ella) with verizon business, we get more control o

as i'm imagining the, you know, the trauma patricia, the much for talking with is that was patricia looking in india. well here in germany, fans heading to rock and the world's biggest heavy metal music festival have been told to return home. after days of rain turned the grounds into a giant mud pit organizers a band more vehicles. from entering the vin. you are watching the, the news from berlin and terry martin. thanks for watching the water scarcity. it is also becoming a problem. in germany. news sources are needed to secure a water supply we need to find them, communities and businesses, or depending on engineers and other expenses. the quest for new sources go in the the waste from ms. crump is a major source of pollution, but it could become a solution because this entrepreneur is turning it into a new brand with lots of benefits, their cheap, they provide veterans the lease and they captured carbon dioxide. 60 minutes on dw, the pretty carney told me about sugars paralyze between your societies, computers and governments that go crazy for your data. explain how things, technologies

patricia: yeah. that is a good point. understanding the government intent, you must have two domestic alternatives in space. it was with two different vehicles. the definition of what that is is not necessarily to different companies, but it is two different methods. you need to think about what you're trying to preserve and whether can be met with close partners, or speed up, this point in time as a gap, or is this a persistent one? on the satellite side, i would see a real challenge in thinking that a single project dominates for communications. if you look at any metric, seilai khoo indications as a platform to provide broadband, i think there is something like 5 million customers globally, which, by any measure for global broadband subscribers, is less than a drop in the bucket. so where i worked on starlight, currently being a dominated provider in the provision of broadband by use of a lower earth orbiting satellite, but that is a pretty modified category, and basically almost everyone else in the world is getting i

york en donde estÁn otra patricia.que cuando la policÍa los pare van a ser arrestados. patricia: en los pasillos de la ciudad de new york nos encontramos con diferentes tipos de puerta, cualquiera de ellas puede ser una oficina de oficiales encubiertos. estos oficiales patrullan en las calles en el transporte pÚblico para atrapar a los carteristas. es 1 u encubierta? >> sÍ, trabajamos en ropa civil, nos juntamos como la gente que no sepa que somos policÍas. y los seguimos cuando vemos acciones extraÑasque podemos identificar , los seguimos y hemos tenido mucho Éxito en hacer muchas detenciones. patricia: durante todo el dÍa se confunden entre la gente atendiendo las Áreas con mÁs denuncias. >> independiente en quÉ zona trabajamos, nos cambiamos el estilo de ropa que tenemos puesto. si estamos en manhattan hasta traje y corbata. patricia: nos enseÑÓ cÓmo operan los carteristas. >> usted puede que sienta el toque de un lado y del otro lado le estÁn sacando la cartera. han habido algunos casos en donde han tenido navajasy

patricia: cÓmo lograste conectar con selena gÓmez?le pasÓ al l ponscuando se hizo un tatuaje con el nombre de su esposo. le escribieron el nombre equivocado. jomari: carlos vives comienza celebra su gira de los 30 aÑos y hablamos con Él en miami y verÁs lo que respondey como ha ayudado a shakira. jessica: te sorprenderÁs con los avances que reporta un grupo de cirujanos luego de transplantar el riÑÓn de un cerdo con muerte cerebral. jomari: quÉdate con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica". [mÚsica] ¡alex! ¡ah, mateo! ¿cómo va el negocio? muy bien. ese préstamo ayudó muchísimo. para eso está u.s. bank. ¿y están creciendo en california? sí, al sur, al norte, este, oeste. -¿monterey? -sí, mi rey. -¿sucursal en ventura? -estoy segura. -¿cajeros en fresno, no? -en fresno, sí. -¿en orange? -tambienge. ge...ge.. ok, está bien. u.s. bank, número uno en satisfacción de clientes de banca personal en california según j.d. power. algunos servicios y documentación de cuentas están disponibles solo en inglés. en pocas semanas estrenaremos en nuest locut

patricia: yo no sÉ mucho. soy como alan. alan: venga, canelo! patricia: anÍmate!ritiva. 24 horas de microhumectación nutritiva. new dove men. siente una piel más sana y suave. todo el día. impresionante!!..a Í califican el rescate de una ♪ ♪ ♪ [cantan] alan: bienvenidos a la cuarta hora de "despierta amÉrica". en el dÍa mundial de la relajaciÓn. [hablan a la vez] raÚl: oigan esto. impresionante. asÍ calificar al rescate de una ballena jorobada. los detalles en las imÁgenes del dÍa que nos presenta astrid rivera. ♪ ♪ astrid: vÍdeos e informes arrojar mÁs luz sobre la noche que el representante de texas fue detenido. las imÁgenes muestran a jackson siendo esposado. su oficina ha dicho que estaba tratando de ayudar con una emergencia mÉdica. eres un completo idiota, le dice jackson al policÍa. esto luego de ser levantado del suelo. segÚn las imÁgenes de la cÁmara corporal proporcionada por el departamento de seguridad pÚblica. jackson subiÓ un tweet que dijo que estaba contento que se hubiese publicado el vÍdeo y criticÓ a las autoridades por incompetencia. dijo que

it has been named storm patricia by the french met service with the biggest impacts across the northernsupermoon and also due to the strength of the wind. it will be windy through the english channel, the south coast of england, strong to gale—force winds, though they will be easing late into the afternoon. we are also seeing clusters of heavy and thundery downpours developing in england and wales and the more persistent rain is still affecting yorkshire and north lincolnshire, keeping it particularly cool here. temperatures not much better in scotland and northern ireland but at least here it is somewhat drier. it should become a lot drier across england and wales as we head into the night. the strong and gusty winds tending to ease down and change direction. the heavier rain and thunderstorms moving away. clearer spells developing by the end of the night in places and temperatures probably not dipping away any lower than 11 degrees. storm patricia itself, that area of low pressure, will be heading into southern scandinavia on thursday, taking the wet and windy weather away. the wind c

patricia, you're in georgia obviously and covering politics.e us a sense of what it was like down there this week. we obviously talked about politics, but talk about the fulton county jail. >> it was totally surreal. i was at the fulton county jail when he was driven in through those very heavily armored gates and this in georgia does not feel like it's just one of four indictments. they're not all blurring together when it comes to this indictment. we all lived through the 2020 election. we lived through the recounts. we had many georgians receive death threats because of all of the things that donald trump, rudy giuliani, and others said especially about the fulton county election workers. we saw that trump plane come in for rallies and he said it was rigged and stolen before the election even happened. it really turned georgia politics into complete chaos for the last three years. it's never stopped. so to see him go through the fulton county jail on charges he cannot be pardoned from by a president, can't be pardoned by the governor. this i

>> el domingo como a las 3, fue una de las víctimas, fue cuando empecé a perder la esperanza >>> patricia la casa, sino es por mi familia, no sé que sentiría >>> la vigilia fue para exigir acción aquellos que nos representa ya de acuerdo a garcíadirector de la red por derechos humanos, este tipo de ataques son más común >>> tenemos que resistir, combatirlo porque si no lo hacemos y estamos callados, es posible que esto suceda, tenemos que hacer algo >>> se dolor estará en el corazón de cada uno de los familiares de las víctimas de los sobrevivientes e incluso de la comunidad, y hoy con palomas blancas recordamos con amor a cada una de las personas que ya no están con nosotros y aquellos que continúa su camino a la salvación >>> espero que nadie pase por lo mismo y recen por las víctimas >>> telemundo, un grupo de hombres armados o incendios 12 vehículos en acapulco luego de un lo bloqueo que realizaban los transportistas, los manifestantes impidieronla circulación por 6 horas esto provocó que los hombres armados se acercaron a la zona quemara los vehículos, para controlar la situación cue

. >> we go to patricia murray who is a reporter and caroline lacey who says that day that mark meadows was doing it, the conduct, as an agent of the president, and how likely is he to succeed? >> well, different legal scholars have weighed in. he has a colorful argument, and the specific issue today is a low bar for the removal statue in that meadows has to act that he is under "color of law" in which the statue uses in his capacity as chief of staff at the white house, and fani willis has said that not only is this conduct not part of his official duties as chief of staff, but she is arguing that it was prohibitive conduct under a different statue which is the hatch act which is prohibiting officials of this nature to engage in partisan political activity, and that is the specific issue here today and it is a bellwether hearing to get a sense of the potential defenses and some of the evidence that fani willis and the team has. brad raf fenceberger and everybody is going to be waiting with bated breath to hear about that infamous phone call that we have heard from ad nauseam with forme

it has been named storm patricia by the french met service with the biggest impacts across the northerno the supermoon and also due to the strength of the wind. it will be windy through the english channel, the south coast of england, strong to gale—force winds, though they will be easing late into the afternoon. we are also seeing clusters of heavy and thundery downpours developing in england and wales and the more persistent rain is still affecting yorkshire and north lincolnshire, keeping it particular cool here. temperatures not much better in scotland and northern ireland but at least here it is somewhat drier. it should become a lot drier across england and wales as we head into the night. the strong and gusty winds tending to ease down and change direction. the heavier rain and thunderstorms moving away. clear spells developing by the end of the night in places and temperatures probably not dipping away any lower than 11 degrees. storm patricia itself, that area of low pressure, will be heading into southern scandinavia on thursday, taking the wet and windy weather away. the wind

patricia: cuÁnto se tardan? difÍcil. los prejuicios son parte de nuestra sociedad, de nuestro dÍa a dÍa. a veces uno dice un quÍmico, quÉ va a cantar un quÍmico? y al final tÚ a travÉs de la pinta dices sÍ o no, pero no es asÍ. de repente, son grandes voces, pero no tienen la experiencia para uno decir que sabe agarrar el micrÓfono. creo que para los buenos cantantes uno sabe cuando agarra el micrÓfono. me gusta ver dato curioso en casa cÓmo se le mueve la garganta y lo que hace, cÓmo la voz la transforma. francisca: yo soy cantante de karaoke. >> yo me crucÉ con francisca en "tu cara me suena". tiene su voz francisca. [risas] raÚl: estÁs compartiendo con ellos y ademÁs los asesores son grandes estrellas. quÉ es lo que mÁs ha impactado de la competencia? >> es sorpresivo ver grandes seres humanos con grandes misiones de la vida. barrenderos, chÓferes, quÍmicos, abogados, con una misiÓn de voz tambiÉn. algo que me ha impactado mucho es ver cÓmo personas normales tienen la oportunidad tambiÉn de tener una gran voz

all right the next question is from patricia in texas.nd can you very briefly, we have lots of questions coming in now. can you explain the dollars allotment act? basically, the national in that name, henry, when does out of massachusetts was to take a reservation and then read like version to third made all the reservation and so that 160 acre plot be given to the head of the family and then 80 acres to members of the family. and so what this did was to create a surplus of the land left and that was opened up to right. so more the to the railroads. and so you have this really kind of individualized that the indians can take away their community membership in the way that they thought it will take. david in bethesda, maryland i was surprised that you didn't include calvin coolidge in your list. coolidge signed the long sought indian act in 1924. was the first president. president to speak on an indian reservation and was to be photographed in indian. pictures that published across the country went this placing the top five. well i would p

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. >>> patricia nunca imaginÓ verse en la situaciÓn que en estos momentos enfrenta como madre. >>> tomÓregando que hace una semana luego que presentara un malestar decidiÓ llevarlo al mÉdico. >>> problemas puntual porque estÁ constipaado y durante esto tuvo un san grado allÍ le encuentro a una una desnutriciÓn severa a su hijo por lo fue hospitalizado. Él podrÍa haber colapsado por su nivel de anemia la especialista hablÓ de las seÑales que los padres pueden estar atentos para identificar algÚn trastorno alimenticio en sus adolescentes. >>> pues si vemos de que no quiero el pan no quiero la tortilla, o este tiene tantas calorÍas son seÑales que nos van dando. >>> agregando que el exceso de ejercicio mÁscara chicle o hielo es que hay trastorno de alimentos por aquÍ estÁn los consejos para los padres. >>> sobre todo lo que yo siempre les digo es que evitemos hacer comentarios sobre el fÍsico de las personas, y tratar de enseÑarlos o de nosotros poner el ejemplo y decir que todos somos diferentes. >>> por su parte, patricia agradece el haber reaccionado a tiempo y envÍa el siguiente mensaj

his wife is part of the lawsuit and joins me now with her attorney patricia flynn.ough what your husband went through, like so many others. >> first of all, thank you for having me this morning and allowing me to share my story, along with patty, for the millions of people. my husband was just starting his life and had so much to live for. his life did matter. he was sick with covid, he was taken to the hospital, put in intensive care all alone. we were not allowed to be there, he died alone. he was sedated and lost so much weight. it was terrible to watch him and not be able to watch him or be there for him. strong faith, man of god, trying to share his love of god with as many people that would listen to him. his life was cut short by something that did not need to happen. my life is changed. >> todd: please continue. >> my life has changed, i try to make everyday matter. moving forward without him is rough, i have my best friend jesus with me everyday and one day at a time and hopefully this will never happen to anybody else. >> todd: that is part of the reason y

patricia krenwinkel i hope they are paroled. it doesn't forgive the crimes but we need to look beyond what happened to why and how. that's when the story really matters. >> was your next book about jim jones inin jonestown a natural follower to the manson book? scenic i've never been categorize as a rider of a certain type of history. i never want to be known as a pulp writer because i don't think there's a generic type of cult and for manson and the manson family and david the branch davidians there is similarity thing great differences for having written about the late 1960s, i wanted to learn more because again i'm 18, 19, 20 growing up. how do we segue from the chaos of the late 60s into let's go with ronnie reagan and conservatism sweeping the country in the 70s. what has the happen? so if i was going to write about the 70s there were only two real things that would resonate with readers. one wasfi watergate and i felt there's nothing new i can bring to watergate. whatever there is about that is they are but the other was p

lindsay: muchas gracias, patricia, y a seguir para dando esos pasos seguros con mucha convicciÓn para los famosos mÉxico". todo ocurriÓ cuando la tortillerÍa rubÍ, en veracruz, rindiÓ homenaje a esta influencer, creando sus tortillas, y lo publicaron en un vÍdeo en tiktok, que causÓ enorme revuelo. lindsay: las tortillas tienen su rostro, y la diseÑaron de color rosa, son completamente comestible, de mendoza de carne asada y una de lengua. ahora saltamos a un valiente parece se colÓ a una casa ajena para , este golden de triverio no aguantÓ el intenso dolor y aprovechÓ el descuido de sus amos para buscar una aventura y darse un buen chapuzÓn. borja: nadie se disgusto con Él, e

by which point storm patricia is heading away.nd following that we get the wind coming in from the north or north—west. a cool breeze blowing as we head into tomorrow. that brings with it a mixture of sunshine and showers. the best of the sunshine early on, the cloud building quickly and we have showers in northern parts of scotland from the word go and they could develop almost any word tomorrow. the threat of some thunderstorms around. but with shelter temperatures in glasgow could reach 20 degrees. and a bit warmer along the south east. but on friday most of the showers will be coming in because eastern parts of england with the threat of thunderstorms later in the day in the south east. maybe not quite as windy on friday but still cool air is so we only have temperatures in belfast of 18 degrees and 19 in cardiff. so over the next two days this is thejetstream, and because it is to the south of the uk we are in that cooler air. it is quite a strong jet stream, it may change direction as we head into saturday and could pick up

i spent a lot of time with leslie van helton and patricia quinn michael winkle ree book fair in corona california women's prison, for life they will never get out because no california governor wants to be the one to let any of the manson family out on the world. but they remember the whole trial, vince is the prosecutor and he writes that type of his true crime book helter-skelter which has sold over 9 million copies in thes years since the four charlie it is what he dreamed of. he's a center of international attention and every day before the trial opened and immediately came in, charlie, his lawyers and the three women who are untried with him conne for strategy sessions and charlie would say i'm going to do this outrageous thing today, and when they do i want you three women to jump up and say this. he orchestrated every step of it if you got into selling vacuum cleaners instead of crying, he might've been a multimillionaire. but he hadma image and he told them, he told these women he was going to play crazy charlie, then that case until it became so obvious that he was too crazy t

lets talk to patricia. good _ when rates go up. lets talk to patricia.g in contact. your mortgage has gone up, it's a familiar story, mortgage has gone up, it's a familiarstory, can mortgage has gone up, it's a familiar story, can you talk us through it?— familiar story, can you talk us through it? familiar story, can you talk us throu:h it? ., ., ., ., through it? the mortgage i had to net when i through it? the mortgage i had to get when i took _ through it? the mortgage i had to get when i took over _ through it? the mortgage i had to get when i took over the - through it? the mortgage i had to get when i took over the shop, . through it? the mortgage i had to get when i took over the shop, i l get when i took over the shop, i could _ get when i took over the shop, i could not— get when i took over the shop, i could not get a normal mortgage simply— could not get a normal mortgage simply because i have got no equity. when _ simply because i have got no equity. when the _ simply because i have got no equity. when the rate goes up, the mortgage .oes whe

and yet, as prosecutor was able to put together, manson had susan atkins, ted, patricia, to the homefriends. a group of people manson did not even have know. he did now, the former residents. a music producer for a movie that tried to get a record contract. he was well aware the producer had moved out. but he also knew this. >> whoever is living there now has to be rich and famous. no one else could afford a house like that. the house is picked because of its location. >> then, manson sent the same group, plus leslie van houten, to the labianca home the following night. seven savage murders. all in the service of one man's twisted fantasy. >> he knew exactly what he was doing. he's not crazy at all. he is evil. he's a very evil, sophisticated con man. but he is not insane at all. >> -- convened a grand jury. susan atkins was a star witness. revealed all the gruesome details. about how she and other family members shot and slashed everybody in the tate and labianca home. and then scrawled in blood what's charles's mason had taught him. >> and when helter-skelter had been found at the

patricia. marconi is a biologist. she's been observing from english for 20 years to her. they embody why the sole plane should be conserved. jobby still be jo. mr. fed. say i did anything as long as she i come over the system on the in the thing to see do i see on his own the tons of the needles, single one, the labels of this this will be measured. when's the survey so really needed in 2020, to talk to marconi, published the studies showing that the wetlands on the pressure from mining operations. if they fit those over the law, what no say about it. think that immediate them in there for getting up or not and knowing that you are towards the end to allow us to go on. yeah, i work at google in, but i'm part of these things for me. i can see no in videos. sure. no people move to muscle made us yada says they put us in the buses, young k noise, but if they did a sequel, they allow one kick one the that the minimal expedited either going to me to sit by with us or service one. very cool. so not really know why really. so is the price of lithium extraction was pain. the scie

i spent a lot of time with leslie and patricia researching the work. they are in corona california women's prison for life. they will never get out because no california governor wants to be the one to let any of the manson family out on the world. but, they remember the whole trial. vince, of course, the prosecutor, right that fabulous true crime book "helter-skelter" that has sold over 9 million copies in the years since. for charlie it is what he dreamed of. he is the center of international attention. every day before the trial opened and the media came in, charlie, his lawyers, and the three women are who were -- women who were on trial with him convened for strategy sessions and charlie would say, i will do this outrageous thing today. what i do it, i want you three women to jump up and say this. he orchestrated every step of it. if he had gone into selling vacuum cleaners instead of crime, he might have been a multimillionaire. but, he had an image and he told them. he told these women that he was going to play crazy charlie. the knot case. at -

patricia. marconi is a biologist. she's been observing. so i mean goes for 20 years to her. they embody why the sole plane should be conserved. job is to be joined. this fed say i did anything as long as she i come over the system on the in the thing to see do i see on this? i don't focused on sort of the needles single one, the labels. if this will be measured when thoughts, february the really needed in 2022. talk to mark rowden. he published the studies showing that the wetlands on the pressure from mining operations. if they fit the forward a lot, what no say about it, take 30 many of them in there for getting up or not. and knowing that you're towards the end to allow us to have done. yeah, i work at google in, but i'm part of these things are for me i can see no in videos. sure. no, he called me too much. what made us yada says they put us in the pin at the end of the bus. you see on gateway bought, if they did a sequel, they allow one kick one the law that the minimum expedited either going to me to sit by with us or service. i'm going to go to so not really know why

patricia. marconi is a biologist. she's been observing. so i mean goes for 20 years to her. they embody why the sole plane should be conserved jobby to be joined. this fed say i did anything as long as she, i come over the system on the in the thing to see do i see on the fence or the needles single one, the labels. this, this will be measured when thoughts survey so really needed in 2020, to talk to marconi, published a study showing that the wetlands on the pressure from mining operations. if they fit the forward a lot, what and you'll see why they think that the media them in there for getting up or not in the, in the you're towards the end to allow us hope that on you. i work at google a in that i'm 5 the, the thing for when the yeah they can see no in videos. sure. no people move to muscle made us. jada says thanks that i see and it opened up the energy policy. see on the noise bar to say that a sequel, they allow one kick one the law that the minimal expedited data going to me to sit by with us will say this one very good. so not really know why really. so is the price

. >> my name is patricia gucci.very unlikely that patrizia reggiani will give up the gucci name. whether it's hers to keep or not. when she was released from prison in 2016, she proceeded to walk down milan's grandest shopping street with a parrot on her shoulder. apparently cherishing the paparazzi's attention. >> she would never disappear into oblivion. that is not in her nature. she feeds off attention. she's a narcissist. she wants to be the center of her own story. >> i think she was very authentic in her own way. i don't know if i would call her -- was she a femme fatale? maybe, but i don't think she started out with a version of where she was going to end up. she gave an interview not too long ago, the interviewer asked her, if you could say anything to maurizio today what would you say? and she said forgive me. >> sheree loud isn't thinking about forgiveness. she worries more about the man patrizia had killed being forgotten. to her, maurizio gucci's sensational murder has come to overshadow the man she knew

storm patricia, that area of low pressure will be heading into southern scandinavia, taking the wet ande, but it may well be a dry day for many places. there'll be some sunshine, particularly early on. cloud will build up, though, almost anywhere could see a shower, and some of them will be heavy and thundery — especially, i think, across southeast scotland and northern parts of england. but if you get a bit of shelter from that northerly wind, places like glasgow could see temperatures up to 20 celsius. it should be warmer in the southeast, as well, with fewer showers around here. but that's not really the story on friday — again, most of the showers down the eastern side of england, thundery downpours developing in the southeast and east anglia this time. probably not quite as windy on friday, and many western areas will have a dry day with some sunshine. but again, it's not that warm — 18 celsius in belfast, 19 in cardiff at best here. still cooler air over the next few days, because the jet stream is to the south of the uk, and then, it'll come right over the uk — and that means we

storm patricia itself, that area of low pressure, is going to be heading into southern scandinavia onhe wind direction changes for thursday and we get a cool north to north—westerly wind. that's going to bring some showers. a bit of sunshine for a while but the cloud will tend to increase and from the word go, we've got some showers coming into northern scotland and showers could develop almost anywhere, i think, on thursday afternoon. some thunderstorms, mainly across the south—east of scotland, north—eastern parts of england. with a bit of shelter, though, temperatures could reach 20 degrees in glasgow and it should be a little bit warmer in east anglia and the south—east where we're missing most of the showers. but that won't be the case on friday. across eastern parts of england we will see the showers. it won't be as windy but there's the threat of some thunderstorms in the south—east. western parts of the uk are likely to be drier to end the week. but still temperatures only 18 degrees in belfast and 19 in cardiff. so it's still cool air that we've got really through the next fe

hello there, this weather has been named storm patricia with the biggest impacts in france, partly duerong to gale force winds but the winds will ease down late in the afternoon. we see clusters of heavy and thundery downpours in england and wales and more persistent rain affecting yorkshire and north lincolnshire, keeping things cool here. temperature is not much better in scotland and northern ireland but it is drier. it should become a lot drier across england and wales as we head into the night, the strong winds easing down and changing direction, heavy rain and thunderstorms moving away and clear spells by the end of the night in places, temperatures not dipping lower than 11—14. storm patricia, that area of low pressure will head into scandinavia on thursday taking the wet and windy weather away. the wind direction changes and we get a cool north to north—west wind which will bring showers. sunshine for a while but the cloud will increase. we have showers coming into northern scotland and showers could develop anywhere on thursday afternoon. some thunderstorms across the south—ea