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he orchestrated the gruesome murders of seven people including the actress sharon tate. tate was 8 1/2 months pregnant at the time and married to the film director roman plan ski. manson spent most of his life in prison, but has long remained the subject of morbid fascination. >>> it is going to be a very tough thanksgiving for a rockville family after the loss of their son. police say a drunk driver hit david newell while he was riding

my colleague david wright spoke with sharon tate's sister debra in 2016.he was just 16 when her sister was murdered. >> would it have been easier for your family if they had been put to death? >> absolutely. we can breathe a sigh of relief and go about your life. >> five manson family members remain behind bars serving life sentences. all five are eligible for parole. the tate family has regularly attended those hearings. >> it's always struck me that this has really been a life sentence for you as much as for them. >> absolutely correct. >> in a statement to abc news today debra tate said in part these are individuals that are still brutal monsters capable of committing heinous crimes. although i've forgiven, i've not forgotten and i feel it's very important that they stay exactly where they are until they die. >> if manson and his followers had been convicted today, there would be no possibility for parole. because of when the crime was committed and the changes that occurred in the law in the 1970s, manson's followers will constantly be eligible for par

the center of murdered actress sharon tate. they killed tate and six others in los angeles in august of 1969. he was 83-years-old. >>> the murder trial moves to the final phase tomorrow. crows closer arguments. the judge ruled there could be no political arguments about immigration or gun control. so during tomorrow's closing arguments the focus has to stay on the murder. the question, was her shooting death accidental or intentional. >> the fact the gun was left loaded in a car. just a piece of glass between it and -- >> the defense will make closing arguments first and then the prosecution. >>> still to come, an event tonight featuring the bay area's top chefs. how they raised money for wildfire victims. at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the

five people killed at the home of hollywood star, shart tate. the leader of the clan that carried out the unthinkable. convicted of conspiracy in went down in history. >> i do a lot of things you guys don't see. >> he was born in 1934 to a single, teenage mother. >> she got out of my life early. i spent the best part of my life in boy schools, prison because i had nobody. >> reporter: spending half his life in prison, he made his way to berkeley. he established himself as a guru in the summer of love and sharing a home with 18 women. >> you get kids, children, coming in and hear is charlie manson saying how much he loves them and wants to take care of them. he took full advantage. >> reporter: his passion for music translated into an obsession with the beatles 1968 song, helter-skelter. >> the beatles wanted a worldwide revolution, blacks against whytes. >> reporter: manson directed the clan to kill. august 9, 1969, four manson followers invaded the hollywood home of sharon tate where they massacred five people. the starlet was 8 1/2 months preg

his followers slaughtered actress sharon tate in august 1969.illed leno and rosemary la bianca. he was arrested for the tate la bianca killings in december 1969 and was convicted and sentenced to nine consecutive life terms. manson was 83. >> american university police investigating an alleged sexual assault on campus. police say it happened between o' morning on massachusetts avenue. the victim claims the suspect was a driver for a car they hired. the victim says they do not know the suspect. anyone with information is being asked to call police. >>> the fbi is now involved in the search for three teenagers missing from prince william county, virginia. investigators say they're worried about the teens because they could be in danger. ashley lemus breonia thomas and sham ray ya' wright. >> detective suiter was shot in the head while working a case in west baltimore. suiter lives behind a wife and five children. >>> good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> today is monday november 20th. we've got our team in place. er you. >> we'll keep it

at every hearing, sharon tate's family was there to be heard and seen.debra tate: "he needs to look into our eyes, victims' eyes, and see the pain that he's caused." (catherine) tate's death did have one lasting positive effect.her family pushed for the first legislation that allowed victim's relatives to speak at parole and sentencing hearings. grant and vicki? (grant) coming up on kron4 news at 5... president trump is criticizing marshawn lynch tonight... for what he did during the national anthem. hear how raiders head coach jack del rio is responding tonight. (vicki) plus... new tonight at five. charlie rose is now being accused of sexual assault. hear the shocking allegations from several women. (grant) and a lot of people are heading out of town for the thanksgiving holiday. more on the crowded roads... after the break. taking a live look outside at the san mateo bridge right now... it is thanksgiving week... and that means a lot of people will be hitting the road. according to triple-a... nearly 51 million americans are expected to travel at least 50 miles away from home... wednes

manson spent half a century behind bars after a conviction of the murder of sharon tate and six others. john blackstone has our report. >> reporter: in his recent prison mugshot, charles manson looks every bit the crazed cult killer. charlie rose interviewed him in 1986. >> what's the difference between you and me then. >> you don't know how to survive. you're weak. you have emotions. you change your mind, you chase your tail. >> reporter: he seemed to be able to cast a spell over his followers, mostly young women who became known as the manson family. >> what don't we understand about you? >> just what i said. i'm inside of you, man. >> yeah. >> i'm inside of you. i'm inside every one of you. >> reporter: in 1969 manson's followers committed seven savage murders in california. >> i did not kill anybody, man. >> reporter: the most significant murder was that of sharon tate, the wife of roman polanski. he designed the murder scene to reporters. >> you saw blood all over the place, baby clothes. >> was the murder okay because you didn't see it? >> no. there was no murder. >> there was a

tonight we're getting reaction to his death from sharon tate's sister. nbc's gadi schwartz has more. >> reporter: with a swastika on his forehead and eyes wild with violence, charles manson was the face of evil. >> i take this book and beat you to death with it and i wouldn't feel a thing. it would be just like walking to the drugstore. >> reporter: and tonight, as news of manson's death spreads, we're learning that up until his dying days manson continued to have support from followers outside of prison walls. he was selling autographs in jail. >> yes. >> reporter: manson threatened to kill prosecutor steven kay three times and decades after the murders, kay says manson was still receiving fan mail and requests to join his cult. >> devil worshipers in the united states view him as the devil incarnate. >> reporter: at the root of manson's depravity, his plan to spark a race war in 1969 with the murders of seven people. among those killed actress sharon tate, the pregnant wife of director roman polanski. today her sister debra tate said she was expecting

sharon tate and the victim sharon tate of course was eight and a half months pregnant. when she was killed only the followers of charles manson at mia farrow the actress apple say treating her thoughts. out with hope usual s sweet fri. his set that mounts and became a metaphor for evil and evil has its allure. now what is interesting to note bowes that vincent bugliosi actually played his own role brady and creating and maintaining. the mythology around charles manson and because he writes a book in the seventies about having led the prosecution against him. thought then became a made for tv movie without was screened in nineteen seventy six more than fifty million people watch that program. which we it gives you an idea i suppose of how much the u. s. was still in the through with this story the haro over to. i'm and many many other up who trails as detailed here in hollywood reporter. have recapped his image alive for many more generations to come. and now in the anytime any homes obits out there was another quote that septic kelley jumped out at me. there these young

was sharon tate's murder a holy war? the whole thing is a holy war.t wasn't until one of the so—called family boasted of the killings that they were charged and brought to trial. i once described charlie manson as evil incarnate. i mean, he was a man who had absolutely no conscience. he wreaked havoc. he had seven people at least killed and never showed any remorse. these were really gruesome killings. charles manson and four others were convicted in 1971. he applied for parole time and time again, only to die a prisoner, a messianic figure who shattered the generation of peace and love of the 1960s with diabolical violence. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. sportsmen and women have been paying tribute to the former wimbledon champion, jana novotna, who has died at the age of 49. she won the singles title in 1998 — five years after being consoled by the duchess of kent — after losing to steffi graf in her first wimbledon final. the all—england club has described the czech player as a "true champion in all senses of the word". the queen and the duke

>> the most famous manson victim, actress sharonat -- tate. manson hoped they would start a race war instead, launched the movement. >> what mercy did you show my daughter when sunny was begging for her life. >> when sharon tate's mother spoke at a parole hearing in 1984, the first ever victim impact statement in california. she was addressing, charles text watson one of the manson family murderers. >> what about my family when will she come up for parole, when will i come up for parole? can you tell me that? >> over the years, the families of other manson victims have fought at every parole hearing to keep the three remaining killers in prison. manson's death won't change that. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> coming up next -- if they can make it there they will make it anywhere? but is new york city ready for not all fish oil supplements provide the same omega-3 power. introducing megared advanced triple absorption it supports your heart, joints, brain, and eyes. and is absorbed by your body three times better. so one megared ha

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tate is the sister of actress sharon tate-- who was killed by manson's followers in the 60s. manson was taken to a hospital in bakersfield earlier this week... escorted by five corrections officers. manson was serving a life- in-prison sentence for orchestrating the 19-69 murders of seven people. the report says the hospital is contacting the families of all of his victims. charles mason was 83-years old. we are waiting for more information surrounding manson's death... and we will bring updates as soon as they come into the newsroom. (justine) more breaking news we are following we are breaking news more breaking news we are following tonight... a plane crashes into a home in the south bay.. injuring three people. and tonight we are learning that the plane had been rented from the airport and occupied by a student, passenger and instructor. (jr stone) it happened in san jose... at 3:00 this afternoon as the plane was taking off from the reid-hillview airport. it then crashed into the home on the 21-hundred block of evelyn avenue. ..(justine) the home is just 300 yards north

iconic images of westminster. 0n show at tate britain.ouses of parliament series, the largest number on show together in europe since 1973. monet first came to london to escape conscription in france. decades later, he spent three winters by the thames, working on dozens of canvases. the palace of westminster was seen as being gigantic. it was commented on the fact that the victoria tower was the tallest in europe and is the one that monet represented in this picture. he didn't paint big ben at all. and there was a fascination for the houses of parliament as a symbol of the british empire, and as a symbol of wealth at a time when france was really in difficulty. and what drew him to westminster was the weather. he would come to the houses of parliament in winter and make sure there was fog because he was not interested in london otherwise. and he always walked from the savoy where he stayed, at about 4pm, so that he could catch the sunset, and have this backlit effect on the houses of parliament. and through that effect, the sun refractin

at every hearing, sharon tate's family was there to be heard and seen.debra tate: "he needs to look intoeyes, victims' eyes, and see the pain that he's caused." ( pam ) a live look outside (steve) brittney is here with the four zone forecast. .a weather system will bring periods of light rain to the north bay and possibly san francisco today. high pressure will bring dry and warmer weather to the area tuesday through thursday. the next chance of rain will be late this weekend. (pam) still ahead: charlie rose - the latest high profile figure to be accused of sexual harassment.. how the newsman is responding to serious allegations by multiple women... (steve) but first.. new at ten:if you or someone you know is trying to sell a home... the major do's and don'ts when it comes to holiday decorations... new tonight at ten: the san jose area requires the highest income in the country to buy a home... that's according to a new report by h-s-h-dot-com... take a look -- here is the map the website released today...it shows the income needed to afford the principal, interest, tax and insurance pay

manson ordered murders including of the actress sharon tate in one thousand nine hundred sixty nine that shocked the world manson said he hoped to spark an apocalyptic race war but ended up behind bars instead he was still in custody when he died of natural causes. charles manson's mug shot has become synonymous with manipulation and murder he gained notoriety as the man who plotted gruesome killings that shocked and scandalised america at the height of one nine hundred sixty s. countercultural a charismatic convict assembled a band of young followers they would become known as the manson family and their leader was fixated on the notion of an impending race war and incited them to murder in the summer of one nine hundred sixty nine they began a killing spree the actress sharon tate's beverly hills home where they stabbed her and four others. in court and facing a possible capital punishment a grinning manson was asked about to follow are testifying against him. all the. more. he and four others received life sentences but were spared the death penalty over the years his image has contin

at every hearing, sharon tate's family was heard and seen. debra tate: "he needs to look into our eyes, victims' ahead at eight.. president trump taking aim at another athlete-- this time from a bay area team... what he says should happen to an oakland raiders' player. plus. a south bay city going after two churches --- saying they are being used to illegally dispense marijuana. and next. after two high profile runway incidents=== one a near disaster == what we know about the investigation into ámoreá safety incidents at s-f-o . (grant) breaking news tonight out of michigan where a massive fire is burning near detroit. you're looking at live pictures. this is in an area called auburn hills. it is believed to be it is believed to be a gas line fire. (pam) airline safety officials are looking into two more incidents at s-f-o... where planes could have wound up on the same runway.(steve) kron 4's vicki liviakis is here with details on the investigation. (vicki) yeah pam and steve... it's unnerving to think that planes could have any confusion ab

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and then some people called them the tate/labianca murders. then manson appears on the scene, and he's so charismatic and interesting that he upstages the victims, and from that point on it was called the manson murders."manson was the mastermind behind the brutal killings, the leader of the clan that carried out the unthinkable...he was convicted of conspiracy and murder in 1971 and infamously went down in history...manson: "i do a lot of things in the underworld that you guys don't see."manson was born in cincinati in 1934 to a single teenage mother.manson: "she got out of my life early. i spent the best part of my life in boys schools, prisons, reform schools because i had nobody."after marrying twice and spending half his life in prison, 32-year-old manson made his way to berkley in 1967. he established himself as a guru in the summer of love, and was quickly sharing a home 18 women. jeff guinn: "you get these kids, these children coming into heyday ashbury, and here is charlie manson, saying how much he loves them, and he wants to take ca

and then some people called them the tate/labianca murders.o charismatic and interesting that he upstages the victims, and from that point on it was called the manson murders."manson was the mastermind behind the brutal killings, the leader of the clan that carried out the unthinkable...he was convicted of conspiracy and murder in 1971 and infamously went down in history...manson: "i do a lot of things in the underworld that you guys don't see."manson was born in cincinati in 1934 to a single teenage mother.manson: "she got out of my life early. i spent the best part of my life in boys schools, prisons, reform schools because i had nobody."after marrying twice and spending half his life in prison, 32-year-old manson made his way to berkley in 1967. he established himself as a guru in the summer of love, and was quickly sharing a home 18 women. jeff guinn: "you get these kids, these children coming into heyday ashbury, and here is charlie manson, saying how much he loves them, and he wants to take care of them. he took full advantage."as the ma

sharon tate's sister deborah tate released a verbal statement to abc news saying in part, quote, i actually as i did susan atkins when she died. and that's the way i was raised and i hope he gets some kind of mercy. he didn't show that to any of our victims, but i try to come from a higher place and i hope he gets some mercy. >>> the faa's investigating a small plane crash that left three people hurt. now this plane slammed into a garage of a home. it happened yesterday afternoon on evelyn avenue and carl street. you can see that small cessna 172 smashed into the garage. firefighters say it appears the plane suffered some sort of system failure. all three people inside the plane were badly hurt and taken to the hospital. witnesses say the plane was flying low and out of control and then turned sideways before it crashed. >> i saw it going down. he missed a wire. he missed a roof, and then he started diving down more and hit the garage. >> one pilot tells us this plane is part of a club and flying school. 13 people live inside the home. none of them was hurt. >>> now to an out-of-control fis

war with sharon tate's holy war? a holy war. >> spoke about holy war against the rich and powerful. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> four of his followers were convicted in the murders. all of their death sentences including manson's were commuted to life in prison. manson was up for parole both times, and always denied, for nearly half a century his name marks the gruesome end of the peace movement. which promised love over war. danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >>> well, thousands ran through heavy winds at the philadelphia marathon including my partner rahel, we will hear from her coming up next. plus this. >> eating out can be challenging for people with food allergies. i'm chris martinez in san francisco with new device that could give some peace every mind. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> if you are not looking at your screen, please look at your screen, by far one of the most memorable, mess dealt die filing acts at the music awards, give it up for doylestown native pink. a look at more of the

night. >> these murders used to be called the tate murders, and then some people called them the tatebianca murders. then manson appears on the scene, and he's so charismatic and interesting that he upstages the victims and from that point on it was called the manson murders. >> reporter: manson was the mastermind behind the brutal killings. the leader of the clan that carried out the unthinkable. he was convicted of conspiracy and murder in 1971 and infamously went down in history. >> i do a lot of things in the world you that you guys don't see. >> reporter: manson was born in cincinnati in 1934 to a single teenage mother. >> she got out of my life early. i spent the best part of my life in boys' schools, prisons, and reform schools because i had nobody. >> reporter: after marrying twice and spending half his life in prison, 32-year-old manson made his way to berkeley in 1967. he established himself as a guru in the summer of love and was quickly sharing a home with 18 women. >> you get these kids, these children coming in to haight-ashbury and here is charlie manson saying how much

manson's young followers killed seven people in the summer of 1969, including pregnant actress sharon tate. >> it was who was killed, how they were killed and in what name of evil that made it done that made such a mar on the culture. the grisly murders changed the perspective of the nation and gripped the entirely world. manson is evil, making him one of the most infamous killers in history. steve any lee la stephanie elam with breaking details. >> reporter: it is unbelievable to think in those murders charles manson did not participate but managed to get his family to participate, the manson family to participate and carry out these murders. for that he was serving nine life sentences until he died this weekend. >> >> manson may be the most famous mass murderer ever. >> reporter: the summer of '69 was marred by murders that shook the nation. five people killed at the home of hollywood star sharon tate and another couple murdered the following night. manson was behind the brutal killings, the leader of the clan. he was convicted of conspiracy and murder in 1971 and infamously went down in

after i got deck tated, it wasn't captain barnum, it was captain barnum, the guy with the medal, major, lute colonel barnum. you are on a pedestal and you are in view. >> the represent of vietnam, december 18th, 1965. in the midst of the enemy's heavy onslaught, lute barnum reorganized his troops and led a counterattack. he directed rescue helicopters to evacuate the dead and wounded. >> i told everybody we are going to go out a squad at a time. when i say go, you run as fast as you can towards the village. and don't stop. the only time you stop, a marine falls down, you stop and pick them up because you don't leave anybody on the battlefield. we made it out, and i was the last one out. the great his thing i ever heard is the begunny said all accounted for. >> what went through your mind when you heard that? how many people did you get out? >> well, i saved about 130. that is more reward than this. >> the president of the united states, in the name of the congress, takes pleasure in presenting the medal of honor, to first lieutenant, now captain, harvey c. barnum, jr. >> to sabanning t

sharon tate's rather and six others back in one nine hundred sixty nine the killing shocked the world manson said that he hoped to spark an apocalyptic race war but ended up behind bars he was still in custody when he died of natural causes. some football news now and in sunday's one his legal action child at hamburg looking to stake their claim as one of the league's top clubs hamburg meanwhile were hovering down at the wrong end of the table. schock are having the best season in years and they haven't lost a hamburger at home since january twentieth levon fifteen minutes in gideon young brought you haven't gone up leon go down in the box penalty for the hosts franco de santo took the initiative and gave shaka an easy lead his first goal since march twenty sixth. after the break the guests had the better of the chances and feed to our hamburg seventeen year old shooting star set up aaron hunt who hit the post was on shell because. with ten minutes on the clock shako were on the attack again and it paid off. konoplyanka got the ball to books who netted shock as second. hamburg lose th

on the front door, the word pig written in tate's blood. next night, a businessman and his wife. >> it was almost unbelievable because it was more like a slaughterhouse. reporter: what followed was a trial that gripped the nation. manson and his followers faced first degree murder charges. >> they committed these murders in an attempt to create a black/white race war. they wanted to destroy society. reporter: a jury convicted all of them. >> they enjoy killing. death is charlie's trip. manson spoke constantly of death. their life was murder. reporter: manson received a death sentence in 1971, but after california abolished the death penalty a year later, it was changed to life in prison. he was denied parole 12 times, and he died a prisoner, never taking responsibility for the murders. >> i never broke anybody's will. i never told anybody to do anything other than what they wanted to do. >>>a motorcycle cop is hurt chasing two burglary suspects. we'll have the latest on his condition. >> plus, another high profile person accused of sexual m

"he's been a curse to our family and to the tate family and to the labianca family.closed, that manson would die." a pesar de que manson se salvo de la pena de muerte paso el resto su vida en prision. "i'm the devil don't you know that?" media id 20171120 - ty01m manson nunca se arrepintio de todo el mal que hizo.... marisset vereni, telemundo. ---hoy fue dia clave en nebraska...pues se aprob finalmente... ...la propuesta de ley para la construccin del oleoducto "keystone". ---la ruta de las tuberas est planificada a construirse desde canad hasta las refineras del terreno del

. >> there was a murder of sharon tate. >> he convinced his flowers to kill as part of a plan for an apocalyptic murders. >> how you do feel about them? how you do feel about them? that's what counts. it happened in your world, not mine. >> reporter: in 1971 he was convicted of murder and commuted to death. in 1972 the california supreme court declared the death penalty unconstitutional. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >>> an aide to president trump said he's not campaigning for roy moore because of the sexu accusations of sexual misconduct. >> good morning. support continues to build for and against the alabama senate. he's accused by several women. while some say they do stand behind him, the newspapers are suggesting they side with the democratic opponent. three major alabama newspapers ran front page endorsements yesterday of moore's opponent democrat doug jones. they said, quote, courting and preying on young women and girls. moore is accused of making unwanted sexual advances to women, many of whom were in their teens while moore was in his 30s. tina johnson said she

interviewed him in prison in 1986 where he says he has no regrets. >> there was a murder of sharon tate? >> it was a holy war. >> four of his followers were convicted in the murders. allof their death sentences including manson's were commuted to life in prison. he was upfor parole 12 times and always denied. he had 3 sons with 3different women. >> have we heard anything from any of the families of the victim. >> we heard from sharon tate's sister and confirms she got a call last night informing her that manson has died. she saysshe hasn't processed his death but said a prayer for his soul and forgiven the family. >>> lynch sat during the anthem yesterday and stood for the mexican anthem in mexico city. we're live with more in oakland on this controversy. >> reporter: well, it's not new that lynch is sitting, what is new that this morning president trump is tweeting about it. he's calling him out and asking for the nfl to suspend him after his actions in mexico yesterday. it happened in mexico city's the raiders took on the patriots. they had the mexican national anthem and he stood and

in august 1969, followers of his cult broke into the hollywood home of sharon tate.nds. brutally murdered along with four of her friends. the next brutally murdered along with four of herfriends. the next night, the so—called manson family killed again, tying up and murdering a wealthy couple. this was the ramshackle mansion, death valley, where manson lived in a commune with his young runaway fans. they a p pa re ntly his young runaway fans. they apparently used lsd and saw the guitar playing ex—convict is a kind of saint, or perhaps a devil. charles manson was charged not with wielding a knife or firing charles manson was charged not with wielding a knife orfiring a gun but with controlling and directing the killers. i don't accept the court, i don't accept the whole situation. i was in the desert minding my business. this confusion belongs to you. it is your confusion. i don't have any confusion. i know what i have any confusion. i know what i have done, and no man canjudge me. ijudge me. what have you done, charlie? and why had he done it? a p pa re ntly charlie?

"he's been a curse to our family and to the tate family and to the labianca family.i'm sure it would be nice to have that door closed, that manson would die." a pesar de que manson se salvo de la pena de muerte paso el resto su vida en prision. "i'm the devil don't you know that?" media id 20171120 - ty01m manson nunca se arrepintio de todo el mal que hizo.... marisset vereni, telemundo. ---hoy fue dia clave en nebraska...pues se aprob finalmente... ...la propuesta de ley para la construccin del oleoducto "keystone". ---la ruta de las tuberas est planificada a construirse desde canad hasta las refineras del terreno del golfo de texas. ---y estos son los dos pavos o guajolotes finalistas que sern perdonados por el presidente "donald trump" como parte de la tradicin del dia del pavo en la casa blanca... ---los dos aves fueron registradas en un hotel cinco estrellas de washignton dc para maÑana recibir el perdn del presidente donald trump en la casa blanca y as salvarse de pasar por el horno. ---un comandante del ejercito estadounidense ofreci disculpas al gobernador de

the cult raiding the home of roman polanski and share tate, tate was stabbed to death and four others massacred. manson joined his followers in another massacre. the couple killed and mutilated. during manson's trial, his followers staged bizarre protests. one cult member even tried to assassinate president gerald ford. >> new to put a picture of the devil you would put it right on charlie's face. >> reporter: manson should have died decades ago sentenced to death but spared when the delegate penalty was aboll issuissu abollabolished. now, his death bringing closure for the families of those who were killed. >> remember the victims. remember what they were doing. remember what they suffered so horrifically. and remember justice. >> that justice, charles manson, in prison until his dying day. nbc news, los angeles. >> in alabama more members of the republican is establishment have come out against roy moore, the state's young republican federation voted to suspend their support of roy hoar in the state senate race and a major group of pastors admonished moore and the backing of the con

tate was stabbed to death and four others massacred. manson later joining his followers for another home invasion of a grocery store owner and his wife. the couple killed and mutilated, during his trial, the followers staged bizarre protests. one cult member tried to assassinate president gerald ford. >> new to put a picture of the devil you would put it right on charlie's face. >> reporter: manson should have died decades ago, sentenced to death and he survived an assassination attempt by an inmate. now his death bringing closure for the family of those that were killed. >> remember thave the victims - remember the victims and remember what they suffered horrifically and remember justice. >> reporter: that justice, manson in prison until his dying day. >> severe storms and winds swept through the country over the weekend, leaving behind damage in major areas. high winds, you can see video showing by-standers helping to move the debris as the firefighters arrived on scene. all injuries were mine. >>> in washington state, ferry passenger

one of the themwas sharon tate, 8 months pregnant at the time of the murder. manson believed thekillings would bring on a race war. manson was born to a16-year old mother in cincinnati. he grew up in aseries of foster homes. by thetime of the murders had been in and out of prison for much of his life. >> i've been watching you . >> in 1986 cbs interviewed manson at prison where the convict said he had no regrets. >> in the world that i live in i've made a bad move. >> even when it came to the murders. >> there's no murder. >> there was a murder of sharon tate. >> there's no murder in the holy war. >> was it a holy war? >> the whole thing is a holy war. >> they spoke about a war against the rich and powerful. 4 of his followers were convicted in the murders. all of their death sentences including manson's were commuted to life in prison. manson wasup for parole 12 times and always denied. for nearly halfa century his name marked the gruesome end of the peace movement which promised love over war. . >>> one person is dead and another missing after an empty boat

the musicians are so open to it they get it yeah it's so i want tate to hear only we have. to do them and i write a whole thing on her and she's going to sing with the orchestra she is she's she's i mean it's basically she's like an instrumentalist. instead of using an instrument she's using the voice. and i know that you know that because it's all worthless and even me that the term scat which is associated with louis armstrong well if it's generally. there i took sort of the concept of a war let's take it to the concert hall you know and in the symphonic sense of what was it with but the nervous i don't know i'm sure someone's going to come up and say this is it i'm sorry but i have the right of and i haven't heard of anything so we've done first. all right well the it's my you know it's such a privilege that. you know you were so happy to do this and this is what current is about to mixing new things new voices. in the world. that. it's an absolute honor to be the music director of the queensland symphony orchestra and british and australian. because they're wonderful mu

that's why he goes to that house where roman polanski lived with sharon tate.ig fan of dale carnegie. that's how he learned the principles he used to create the cult. >> jesse: a mentally ill maniac. he said "i am crime." geraldo, hats off to him. got him on tape in prison saying i am the devil. i think what greg was saying, it's good when you spotlight evil. not all the time but to look evil in the eye and see what it is so you know what good is. it also goes to show the amount of mind control he had over these cult followers. you are taking these psychedelic drugs. the power he had over them was phenomenal. >> kimberly: over so many women. >> greg: that has always been an interesting element to cults. women are attracted to, some women who are naive or gullible are attracted to that kind of thing. >> juan: dana, i have a challenge for you. you are a sweet soul. i wonder if you can tell us what you would say nice about someone like this who just died. >> dana: can't do it. >> greg: good food for. >> dana: may be. spotlighting the evil, when i was a kid. he sca

then august 9, 1969, members of his cult raiding the home of sharon tate. plan ski was away, but tate eight months pregnant was stabbed to death. four others massacred. later joining his followers. the couple killed and mutilated. during his trial, his followers staging bizarre protests. one cult member even tried to assassinate president gerald ford. >> if you had to put a picture of the devil, you'd put it right on charlie's face. >> reporter: manson should have died decades ago, sentenced to death but spared when california abolished the death penalty. he survived an assassination attempt by an inmate who poured paint thinner on him and lit him on fire. now his death bringing closure for the families of those who were killed. >> remember the victims. remember what they were doing. remember what they suffered so horrifically. and remember justice. >> reporter: that justice charles manson in prison until his dying day. gadi schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >> storms and winds swept through the country over the weekend leaving behind major damage in? areas.