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when he tried these things he would have been impaled on a pitchfork and stuck up in the field as a scarecrow. he was in the right places at the right time. how did that happen? what i thought i would do, because you folks tonight, you have heard over and over during the years people's different versions of what happened on the ninth of august 9 and 10th, 1969. i will tell you there's new material in my book because in the course of my interviewing quite a few people including especially patricia carmichael who was involved in both nights and a couple of sound bites on the 25th in her fishery of the murders. she is never given a full account of it. she explained it all in such depth with such honesty and with such clarity that she ended up answering the final couple of questions that the lapd had about the murders all these years so yes there are some new things. most of all if it's okay with you i would like to talk very briefly about four parts of this book, charles manson, his life in the world he grew up in. let's begin with this childhood. we talked a minute ago about all the things mans

i know the scarecrow didn't have a brain but there was only one sca scarecrow on oz. what planet was on? did they miss the yellow brick road as they were high fiving each other? i didn't see any red heels. clicking under that table that would magically turn on the website so that millions could actually get the health care that they were congratulating sebelius about. but apparently their yellow brick road can only hold six people. >> only six people? that means more people have walked on the moon than have signed up for obama care. and listen to this. of those six that signed up, four have already died of old age and only two left. >> but my favorite part of the hearing -- >> it is the verizon server that failed. not health care.gov and affected other customers. >> now, i don't know about you but i have verizon and my verizon works just fine. thank you. and i've had no service interruptions since october 1st. but maybe the verizon plan in the land of oz is different than mine here in new york. seriously? but of course, it's always someone else's fault. so why did the

i know the scarecrow didn't have a brain but there was only one scarecrow on oz. and what planet was i on? did they miss the yellow brick road as they were high fiving each other? and by the way, i didn't see any red heels clicking under that table that would magically turn on that website so that millions could actually get the health care that they were congratulating sebelius about. but apparently their yellow brick road can only hold six people. >> only six people? that means more people have walked on the moon than have signed up for obama care. and listen to this. of those six that signed up, four have already died of old age and only two left. >> but my favorite part of the hearing -- >> it is the verizon server that failed. not healthcare.gov and affected not only hhs but other customers. >> now, i don't know about you but i have verizon and my verizon works just fine. thank you. and i've had no service interruptions since october 1st. but maybe the verizon plan in the land of oz is different than mine here in new york. seriously? but of course, it's alway

. - that's what mose said about his lady scarecrow, and look what he did to that poor thing. - hello?back here. - [laughs] wow. seriously? oh, my gosh. is that champagne? - si, senor. [pop] - oh, jim, i should have told you i didn't get the job. - oh, man. i'm so sorry. are you all right? - oh, yeah. i'm mo than all right. there's just nothing to celebrate? - are you kidding? you're in philly. we're having dinner together. and this is just consolation champagne. it's from the part of france that immediately gave up to the nazis. - [chuckles] - here. - you're very quick on your feet. i remember you. funny. - all right, so tell me all about it. let's get together for the holidays. ♪ come on, people, now ♪ smile on your brother [ female announcer ] rich, creamy, breyers legendary vanilla. making holidays more delicious for over 140 years. making holidays more delicious [announcer]your life is hectic but add the business of life paperwork, taxes and bills and things get exponentially more complicated. and if you own your ow business, you've got invoices, employees, customers and sales to

scarecrow: how can i ever thank you enough? visit safercar.gov/therightseat ♪ melissa: investors getting hammered again. the stock fell more than 10% with the cars bursting into flames, a factory malfunction that left employees hospitalized and a feud with one of hollywood's most beloved stars. it's just keep on coming for tesla's ceo. and despite a new federal investigation into the latest model s he says he has no plan to recall his electric cars. finally hit the skids. automotive expert. what do you think? >> that is a lot. >> it is a bit of crash and burn for the company right now. not a good marketing tool when it comes to automobiles. and this is a company that does not really have any marketing the says word of mouth. the money burn that they're going through the finance the models, build new stores, bill supercharging stations believe we really have a lot going on here. it is not clear that they will have any soda profits because. melissa: and deflected the reaction in the stock today, would you say the love is gone? it

but it had this underlay of political symbolism to it that the farmer -- the scarecrow was the farmert he really wasn't -- he had a brain. and the tin woodman was the result -- was the laborer in the factories. with one accident after another, he was totally reduced to a tin man with no heart, alright, on an assembly line. and the cowardly lion was william jennings bryan, who kept trying -- was a big politician at that time, promising to make the world over with the gold standard, you know? and the wizard, who was a humbug type, was the wall street finances, and the wicked witch was probably the railroads, but i'm not sure. alright? [laughter] so it was a beautiful match-up here with frank baum and yip harburg, ok, because in the book, the word "rainbow" was never once mentioned. and you can go back and look at it. i did three times. the word "rainbow" is never once mentioned in the book. and the book opens up with dorothy on a black-and-white world, that kansas had no color. just read the first paragraph in it. so, when they got to the part where they had to get the song for the litt

"cannon," "streets of san francisco," "hawaii 5-0,"" scarecrow and mrs.der she wrote." >> i was a guest star and made more money than the actors, except for angela landsbury. >> they say this is a new golden age of television, but tv was the meat and potatoes back then. did you say, no tv for me, and i'm just going to do films, like many people did? >> as a young actor, i came in when it was all live. my first nighttime drama, that was a big thing when you got to do your first nighttime drama, was, i think, david's production where he remade a movie for television, it was "mrs. minover" and i got this cameo if you remember the movie of the german pilot that shot down and terrorizes mrs. minover in the kitchen. marin o'hara was playing the part. my first introduction to tv was very exciting. as a young actor, i loved doing it. it was much more like theater. you rehearse for three weeks with just the way you do a play and you went down and did clam up blocking and then you shot it. >> when you do a film that becomes what 2001 of "space odyssey" becomes, it

angeles and he tried these things, he'd have been impaled on a pitchfork and stuck up in a field as a scarecrow was in the right places at the right time. how did that happen? so what i thought i'd do because you folks tonight, you've heard over and over during the years people's different versions of what happened on the nights of august 9th and 10th, 1969. i will tell you there's some new material in my book, because in the course of by interviewing quite a few -- of my interviewing quite a few people including patricia cent winkle who on the 25th anniversary of the murders has never given a full account of it, she explained it all in such depth, with such honesty, with such clarity that she ended up answering the final couple questions that the lapd has had about the murders all these years. so, yes, there's some new things. but most of all, if it's okay with you, i'd like to talk very briefly about four parts of this book, "charles manson: his life and the world he grew up in." let's begin with his childhood. we talked just a minute ago about all the things manson claims. guess what? they'r