. >> the woman's name was susan ark atkins. >> i asked her what she was there for and this is when shesaid murder. sus susan told virginia she was accused of killing a guy in the suburbs months earlier but she went on bragging the cops didn't know a fraction of what she had really done. she said well you know the murders up in benedict canyon. she said you know who did it don't you? and i said no, i don't. and her words were you, well you're looking at her. >> she confessed to the crime the whole nation was talking about. enthusiastically described the kilgs and a kilgs -- killings in the detail. sharon tate begged her. please don't kill me. please don't kill me. and she looked at her eye to eye and said, i don't care if you're going to have a baby or not, i'm going to kill you. >> and then atkins told her she was part of a group and they would kill lots more people. celebrities like frank sinatra. >> the fact that there were going to be other murders committed of other people, i would never be able to live with that. >> virginia got to the police and told the whole story. so now lapd

noa kes, ben ministerial teams, we've got caroline noakes, ben wallace, nick berg, victoria atkins and susanhing profound about that word, home. most of my counterparts ran a world, they run ministries of the interior, interior ministry, it's got a cold, brittle feel about it. home, it's where you feel safe, co mforta ble, home, it's where you feel safe, comfortable, and in control. it reflects your identity, and your values. it's your base for going out into the wider world. that's exactly the kind of place we want the uk to be. here's the pledge of this party, britain, a home for all its citizens, together, we will build a stronger home. now, beyond britain, outside our home, the winds of division and extremism are blowing strong. all over the world, we are seeing appeal being made to intolerance, closed societies, aggressive nationalism, autocracy, not here. not in conservative britain. it might not always feel like it, but our mainstream values and cultural values unite us all. we are, and will continue to be, the home of rule of law, civil liberties, firm but fair immigration, racial eq