his background certainly was not the portrait of what one would expect of a future mass murderer. >> he got out of jail when haight-ashbury was in blossom and flower power was the word at the time. and he got out and he went to the haight and a young girl came by and handed him a flower and said "love." and he thought, gee, things have changed while i've been inside. >> he said he couldn't have even imagined in his wildest imagination this type of life up there. >> and he became kind of a self-styled guru. most of the kids at the haight were in their late teens, early 20's. and he spoke to them and his line of metaphysical con and prison jargon. street rap. >> you got a circle, man. that man lives inside of. he lives inside this circle. he's responsible for this circle. and this circle only. >> ♪ don't do anything illegal ♪ >> he could sit down with a guitar in front of people. would he charm your socks off and sing about -- he would sing about the flies buzzing around his head or the shirt he had on. >> this was very impressive to these young kids and before long they were following him. >> he began to collect yo

his background certainly was not the portrait of what one would expect of a future mass murderer. >> he got out of jail when haight-ashbury was in blossom and flower power was the word at the time. and he got out and he went to the haight and a young girl came by and handed him a flower and said "love." and he thought, gee, things have changed while i've been inside. >> he said he couldn't have even imagined in his wildest imagination this type of life up there. >> and he became kind of a self-styled guru. most of the kids at the haight were in their late teens, early 20's. and he spoke to them and his line of metaphysical con and prison jargon. street rap. >> you got a circle, man. that man lives inside of. he lives inside this circle. he's responsible for this circle. and this circle only. >> ♪ don't do anything illegal ♪ >> he could sit down with a guitar in front of people. would he charm your socks off and sing about -- he would sing about the flies buzzing around his head or the shirt he had on. >> this was very impressive to these young kids and before long they were following him. >> he began to collect yo

his background certainly was not the portrait of what one would expect of a future mass murderer. >> he got out of jail when haight-ashbury was in blossom and flower power was the word at the time. and he got out and he went to the haight and a young girl came by and handed him a flower and said "love." and he thought, gee, things have changed while i've been inside. >> he said he couldn't have even imagined in his wildest imagination this type of life up there. >> and he became kind of a self-styled guru. most of the kids at the haight were in their late teens, early 20's. and he spoke to them and his line of metaphysical con and prison jargon. street rap. >> you got a circle, man. that man lives inside of. he lives inside this circle. he's responsible for this circle. and this circle only. >> ♪ don't do anything illegal ♪ >> he could sit down with a guitar in front of people. would he charm your socks off and sing about -- he would sing about the flies buzzing around his head or the shirt he had on. >> this was very impressive to these young kids and before long they were following him. >> he began to collect yo

it was the thick of the 1960's, and patti at 14 was embarrassed by her parents' conservatism. >> if somebody said to me you can go to haightt's desperately what i wanted to do. >> i don't think the administration should negotiate with the students' committee. >> here is my father going to berkley, the hotbed of revolutionary -- going to berkeley, the hotbed of revolutionary activity, i was mortified. that was formative because some of that stridency, i think, it had its -- when he became president i was still angry about -- i was still angry about berkeley. >> stahl: so for the eight years her parents lived in the white house, she basically kept her distance, but she didn't hold her tongue. >> and it's up to each of us to increase people's awareness of the threat of nuclear power. >> stahl: here she is in 1981 at a rally in los angeles protesting nuclear power. >> i do regret speaking out in the way that i did about my political differences with my father. the way in which i expressed them is what i deeply regret. i was out demonstrating for world peace, but because it was my father in the white house, really, all i was co

haight. for more on these looks, visit us at earlyshow.cbsnews.com. our website will have all thepictures for you to see. >>> coming up next, beating the heat with some very cool no bake desserts. how about that? desserts. you don't have to bake them. we'll be right back. ♪ till now - ♪ i always got by on my own - ( audience cheering ) ♪ i never really cared ♪ until i met you... a1 makes the burger king steakhouse burger sing. >>> welcome back. recently we featured no cook dinner recipes perfect for summer. now j.j. wilson at bon appetit magazine is here to show us how to finish off the meal with simple, delicious, no bake desserts. russ mitchell is here as well. two guys who could not stay away. so no bake. we're going to start with a little raspberry number here. >> we're going to do a pie. the thing is about these desserts is they're all super easy, no bake. use very few ingredients. it's important to get everything right. when you're cooking, um improvise. with baking, we need to be a little more precise. >> this is a low cal version, right? >> i don't know about that. crushed