sharon paul, 50-year-old dispatcher was a diabetic who had gone more than 24 hours without insulin but paul was a strong swimmer, she help a pregnant woman heft haves on to a mattress. she then tied a rope around her waist ask toed the three of them. i'm done but you need to walk another four or five miles. a police officer walked at the front of the line. rubin stevens, police lieutenant and several other officers retreated to the become of the group to rang nil strays. people passed the superdome, standing like a giant space ship next to the highway and stared. some had been at the dome as recently as sunday, where orderly lines of people were waiting to be patted down. people checked for weapons, before they're admitted to this, quote, shelter of last resort. now thick crowd of people milds everywhere and the national guard stood holding weapons. pete's of the roof peeled off. the hyatt looked worse. almost every window was shattered. they passed by five or ten people but no other contingent as large as theirs and nonseem to be walk withing the same purpose. the terrorism was in the

sharon paul a dispatcher was a diabetic who had gone more than 24 hours without her insulin but paulwas a strong swimmer helped a a pregnant woman on to a mattress along with a pair of toddlers and tied a rope and towed three of them. i'm done she said collapsing once they reach the elevated highway but you need to walk another three or four miles. a police officer named wilfred walked to the front of the line. ruben steerchs a police lieutenant and several officers retreated to the back of the group to rang l any strays. people passed a superdoom next to the highway and stared. some had been at the dome as recently as sunday as they were weight to be patted down people were being checked for weapons before admitted to this in, quote, shelter of last resort. now thick crowds at people note everywhere nearby the national guardsman stood by holding weapons. pieces of the roof peeled off. giant regency next door looked worse. every window in the northern face of the hotel were shattered. they passed clouds of five or ten people but no other was nearly as large as theirs. none walking wi

paul: dylan! [ gunshot ] >> sharon: aaaah! aaaah! [ gasping ] >> harding: [ grunting ] >> paul: you okay? >>

. >> family friend alyssa says sharon's father paul didn't believe she was dead. >> and he basicallythere's no identifications here until i've seen her. and he went directly to the crime scene. then he came home and of course, they were all together and there was a very sad night. >> paul tate was forced to return to the bloody crime scene weeks later to perform another tragic duty. >> back then, we didn't have the resources that we have now. you cleaned it up yourself. he got down on his hands and knees and scrubbed the blood off the floor. >> that must have killed him. >> he said that the one thing that brought him to his knees literally in grief was having to girls. >> the saddest part was the victims were killed twice. once by the killers and then again in the press in the months and weeks after. >> polanski rushed back to the states to bury his wife and unborn child. and then to take a lie detector test. he passed. a dazed and angry polanski then faced the press. >> it was a lot of talk about drugs and use of drugs. sharon not only didn't use drugs. she didn't touch alcohol. she

paul: dylan! [ gunshot ] >> sharon: aaaah! aaaah! [ gasping ] >> harding: [ grunting ] >> paul: you okay?dylan: yeah. i'm fine.

. >> family friend alyssa says sharon's father paul didn't believe she was dead. >> and he basicallyere's no identifications here until i've seen her. and he went directly to the crime scene. then he came home and of course, they were all together and there was a very sad night. >> paul tate was forced to return to the bloody crime scene weeks later to perform another tragic duty. >> back then, we didn't have the resources that we have now. you cleaned it up yourself. he got down on his hands and knees and scrubbed the blood off the floor. >> that must have killed him. >> he said that the one thing that brought him to his knees literally in grief was having to scrub his child's blood off the floor. >> the grief-stricken families knew nothing about the strange group living miles away in the desert. nothing about their leader, charles manson, who had grown increasingly menacing. >> charlie was getting threatening and he was mean. he was beating on some of the girls. it was not fun anymore. >> the free living, free loving life on the ranch had turned dangerous. >> they had armed guards

sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> reporter: for half a century, ed regan has remained a staple at the st. vincent de paul food pantry at saint mary's church in walnut creek. >> keeps you busy. otherwise i'd be sitting in a chair at home. >> reporter: and at age 89, the retired accountant has no plans to retire from giving. >> you feel good if you help somebody. you want a big bag? >> reporter: over the year, ed has worked so quietly behind the scenes -- >> we have baby potatoes. >> reporter: -- some food recipients like marsha had no clue he had served for decades. >> it's unbelievable. and i am so proud of him. >> reporter: in fact, ed was one of the 6 founders of this pantry in 1963. >> do you know which ones are bread? >> reporter: ed would drive every day collecting food donations from grocery stores and coffee shops but he has had to reduce his hours in recent years. >> bad knees, i don't drive. >> reporter: now volunteers drive ed. still three mornings a week, he can still pick up donations and stock the pantry. from there, food goes to three dozen low-income families each week. >> ready? >> yeah.

sharon: i do. um...are you ready? well, dylan asked mommy to marry him. and i said yes. >> faith: [ squeals ] yay! our family keeps getting bigger! [ squeals ] >> paulerfect timing. come on in. i got some, uh -- you want some coffee? >> dylan: no, no. >> paul: okay. 'cause, uh, i got some files i want you to look at -- details on the harnn

sharon: i do. um...are you ready? well, dylan asked mommy to marry him. and i said yes. >> faith: [ squeals ] yay! our family keeps getting bigger! [ squeals ] >> paul: hey. perfect timing. come on in. i got some, uh -- you want some coffee? >> dylan: no, no. >> paul: okay. 'cause, uh, i got some files i want you to look at -- details