manson and the family moved to a defunct movie location spahn's ranch, manson told another follower, nan net fromme, nicknamed squeaky to keep the octgenaryan over and he got to live there for free. and manson -- >> he dances, he sings. he looks beautiful. he looks happy. and he draws a lot of people just like people are drawn to little baby. >> they scrounge for food in dumpsters. >> it was fun. ha, ha, ha ha. stores used to throw away good stuff, good vegetableles. you'd find all kind of good treasures out there. >> but the family didn't just live on scavenged vegetables. they stole cash and credit cards and cars. manson taught them a skill called skreepy crawling, entering houses without waking the sleeping people inside and he used his women to advance his dream of becoming famous. >> he sends them out into the martz of los angeles that are known as areas where the rockstars live, to find some of them. do what it takes and get them to take charlie on as sort of their project that they will introduce him to the right people [ music playing ] >> ridiculous? of course. but then, the

and then we have jens spahn who is very conservative he just wrote a big article in the effort set the funk photog amended title. where he said that the migration crisis was something the party needed to go back to needed to talk about her decision in? twenty fifteen to to open or not open the borders but to let the people and that was really the turning point and he wanted to go back to that so quite contrary to what click map that. and then you have freebies mats. to for some reason everyone now thinks is the big. almost the like they're calling him mathias rate he was going to be re unify the party and obviously young people -- don't really know him that well from two thousand to when he left and so. it's gonna be very interesting to see how he's going to present himself were also with his background he was. he was -- is it he was like in it neo liberal what we call him. and yesterday he said he was not actually i remember that so so so so the mid right that he certainly is. business friendly he's been a high powered corporate lawyer for the past -- nearly ten years andreas could in

spahn is a completely different story however the thirty eight year old health minister seems to hate everything mrs merkel stands for her migration policy is the white elephant in the room according to mr spann he opposes limited dual citizenship for young foreigners criticized attempts to loosen laws on advertising abortions and called for banning the book or in public he is liked by the right wing conservative element in the party to an extent his homosexuality and marriage to his long term partner last year thought to count against him with traditionalists though when it comes to international affairs he's seen as more nationalistic and some even speculate he's the one most likely to get on with u.s. president donald trump do you think that. you did this club intend to keep. making up the triumvirate of front runners is a blast from the cd you passed frederick metz was part of a group opposed to anglo-american becoming leader back in two thousand and two they viewed the twenty first century's iron chancellor as just helmut kohl's girl from the east merkel defeated him and then ous

twenty one i think if her successor were one of these two men either for days math or the younger yen spahn who by the way is now health minister in germany what she in fact the able to maintain her position as chancellor both of them are said to be rivals and are certainly critics well placemats yesterday he really emphasized on how he wanted to work with her but i can't imagine how would they do that she pushed him out she she ruined his career his political career obviously he's a millionaire and he did quite well for himself but but. i can't imagine how they would work together and i don't think that still say it is one of the two when i don't think she'll stay in power until two thousand and twenty one because as i said in the beginning what would that mean for the world how would how would she be able to push her policies if she doesn't have her own party behind her and also with the parliamentary leader she has a new parliamentary leader she lost that vote and so her favorite wasn't elected i don't see it i don't see how she could how she could survive that and risk losing at a purel

we begin this hour with erica spahn and in macon, georgia. good afternoon.ect him to come out and take the podium any minute. air force one landed several minutes ago. and as it went up the taxiway and turned around, the crowd ♪ ♪ roared, looking at the side ♪ of air force one. ♪ the plane carrying the ♪ president and disembarking, ♪ cheering for the president. ♪ as he walked through the ♪ room and the rear of the ♪ hangar. ♪ taking for the republican ♪ candidate in the state of ♪ georgia.in particular, a ♪ very tight race for ♪ governor. ♪ the showings of the ♪ statistical dead heat with ♪ stacy abrams. ♪ democrats think this is ♪ their best chance of many ♪ years to win back the state ♪ of georgia. ♪ republicans are rallying the ♪ crowd. ♪ trying to get what they are ♪ describing as a redwall to ♪ stop the blue wave. ♪ even in the 11th hour, there ♪ are accusations being hurled ♪ between the two campaigns, ♪ the abrams campaign accusing ♪ secretary kemp of using his ♪ position.♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ they just announced the ♪ president. [music] [cheers