van houten's attorney says she is remorseful. she's so sorry for what?> what she's responsible for the murders in 1969 came a day after other manson followers killed actress sharon tate and four others. >> van houten did not participate in the tate killings , but she spoke to abc's diane sawyer in 1994 about how she attacked rose marie labianca. >> i stabbed mrs. labianca in the lower back about 16 times. >> what kind of punishment do you deserve? what is enough? i don't know. when enough punishment will be enough for me. she long insisted she was brainwashed by charles manson and says she's now a changed woman. >> van houten is now in a transitional living facility. while charles manson did not commit the killings, he ordered his followers to do so. he died in prison in 2017. andrew rhiannon. >> andrea, thank you. frightening moments for a family of virginia watching in shock as their ceiling collapses. and it was all caught on camera. you can see each panel of their dining room ceiling come crashing down. one after the other and then dust quickly fills

van houten is now in a transitional living facility. while charles manson did not commit the killings, he ordered his followers to do so. he died in prison in 2017. andrew rhiannon. >> andrea, thank you for that. it is time now for a look at your wednesday forecast. >> good morning. the danger is heat is expanding across the south into this afternoon. an elevated risk of heat related illnesses and accuweather realfeel temperatures as high as 115 degrees, especially on the gulf coast. it's all because the jet stream is lifting north. it's a typical summer pattern this week, allowing the heat to expand. now the jet stream is also the storm track, so we'll get some severe storms today and tonight south of chicago could give you some travel delays. meantime the heat is returning to the northeast 90s for many i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin corcoran. >> coming up, hollywood braces for a second major strike how it could affect tv and movies. >> but first, a wild scene at caesars palace in las vegas. furniture thrown out a window and the a

van houten was not involved in the tate murders. van houten was born in the los angeles area. in the choir. her father said she soon got involved with drugs. she became a himmy and began living at a commune. later was introduced to charles manson. she lived with the manson family as they were called, which was known for group sex and drug use and murders that terrorized the nation. at her trial, van houten claimed that rosemary labianca was already dead by the time she stabbed her, killed by other manson family members. she was convicted of two counts of first-degree murder and one count of conspiracy to commit murder. she was sentenced to death along withmanson and three other followers. their sentences were commuted to life in prison after california abolished the death penalty. >> i really do not believe that anyone who kills two people and especially having, in such a brutal manner, should ever be let out of prison. >> van houten was denied parole over and over again. >> i'm no longer a danger to society. >> both california governor gachb newsom and his predecessor jerry b

she's now in her 70s, van houten was sentenced to life behind bars after being convicted for her roled the manson cult. randi kaye has more. >> he handed me a knife and he said, do something. and so, i went in and i saw bianca was laying on the floor, and i stabbed her. >> that is leslie van houten in 1994, talking to larry king from prison. van houten openly shared details about the night she took part in a double murder, which she says, took place at the direction of charles manson. on august 10th, 1969, when van houten was just 19, members of the cult known as the manson family killed supermarket executive, -- and his wife rosemary in their l.a. home. that is what van houten said when she stabbed ms. -- >> 16 times -- >> 16 times, and after the couple was dead -- >> -- then they had milk and cheese. >> the law bianca murders took place after the famous tate murders and -- manson family members murdered pregnant actress sharon tate, the wife of actor roman polanski along with 44 friends at the tate's home in l.a.. even how he's not involved in the tape murders. van out was born in t

what is next for lezla van houten. >>> and the conversation about gun violence. >> not many people come to talk about it with other people. they show the school they care about us. >> the program encouraging kids to fight for change. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >>> good evening. i am sara donchey in for juliette goodrich. for the second time in months, black ash from a refinery has bay area residents worried. the dust is petroleum coke which was released into the air by the martinez refining company. katie martinez is there with the latest on yet another scare. katie, i am sure for some people this feels like a here we go again situation. >> i think it does, at least that is what residents were telling us today. this is the site where both releases originated from. the first one was thanksgiving day of last year. the other one happened around 8: 30 this morning. residents are telling me today that more needs to be done to keep these accidental releases from happening again. >> you can see there is a lot of dust here now. i don't know what that is. >> reporter: t

>> leslie van houten will absolutely not be a threat.s i can tell from considerable time spent with her, she will try as much as possible to be a contributing member of society. she's wanted the chance for a long time, now she can prove she meant it. >> thank you so much. >>> still ahead, the leaders of brazil and colombia are meeting today as crime in the amazon jungle soars. the solutions that could come out of that meeting, next. re th, and a personalized plan ♪ to guide you through a changing w world. ♪ wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hour of your life. except the hours that you're sleeping. so why do we leave so much untapp potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a ne level you. circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythms butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so, it is a competition. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. - this is jabra enhance select. it's more

van houten: we got in the car. and you drive where? we drove all over l.a. actually in the car with tex and the girls, looking for what the target will be. ♪ and they went looking for their victims completely at random. and manson was very agitated. and kasabian was very nervous and upset, and he was yelling at her a lot. eventually, manson has kasabian pull over at a house in the l.a. neighborhood of los feliz. the labiancas, a nice middle-upper-class couple. kay: leno ran a family business, a chain of small markets. he had met rosemary when she was a waitress at a local restaurant. they were good family people. guinn: manson knew that neighborhood. that's why he brought his killers there. ♪ ♪ wiehl: charles manson goes up, looks into the window of the labianca home, sees leno in the home. dr. jordan: manson and watson enter through the backdoor. the labiancas are tied up and pillowcases put over their heads. manson then left the house, returning to the car. manson came back, and he pointed at pat and i and told us to get out and go do what tex said, and th

. >> new details tonight on the release of former charles manson fowler leslie van houten. she walked out of a prison today. she served 53 years of a life sentence for her role in two murders ordered by manson, the feign mouse la bianca murders.td ed extraordinary rehabilitative efforts and remorse. her lawyers tell abc news, he greece. >> the right decision would have been to release her 30 years ago because she was not a risk to public safe which is the legal standard to be released. >> california governors have denied van houten's parole five other times before. governor newsom said he did not think another legal battle is accessful. >> he's got a masters degree. family and friends that are going to support her. she's going to do just fine. >> van houten now 79 is expected to live in she's the first manson follower in his ordered killings to be released. last week, the daughter of one of her victims say she was heart broken by the idea of van houten walking free. lin: an extremely dangerous weather on both sides of the country. there is plenty to catch you up on, so let'

the judgeaid van houten had showed extnary rehabilitative efforts and remorse.awyers tell abc news, he greece. >> the right decision would have been to release her 30 years ago because she was not a risk to public safe which is the legal standard to be released. >> california governors have denied van houten's parole five other times before. governor newsom said he did not think another legal battle is accessful. >> he's got a masters degree. family and friends that are going to support her. she's going to do just fine. >> van houten now 79 is expected to live in she's the first manson follower in his ordered killings to be released. last week, the daughter of one of her victims say she was heart broken by the idea of van houten walking free. lin: an extremely dangerous weather on both sides of the country. there is plenty to catch you up on, so let's catch you up on the news you need to know. it's the update that nobody wanted to know. the body of a man who went missing was found. hayden, it was believed he fell. his family says he's irreplaceable and unforgett

that means van houten could be free within two weeks after a review by the parole word. there were -- the appeals court in may ruled she should be released, citing extraordinary rehab efforts. van houten has applied for parole since 2016 but governors have rejected the recommendations. she has been in prison for 40 years in her role in murders ordered by manson. larry: california is to see what is believed to be the first fentanyl murder conviction, connected to a placer county case that left a 15-year-old girl dead. tara campbell explains this conviction could be more to come across california, including here in san francisco. >> that fentanyl is everywhere and it is deadly. reporter: the district attorney morning drug dealers. >> if they choose to continue their behavior and cell and kill, the consequences will increase and they will be severe. reporter: friday making good on that progress, the das office confirming a 21-year-old man has been convicted of second-degree murder in connection with the death of a 15-year-old girl who overdosed in roseville last summer. it

leslie van houten, released on parole after 53 years behind bars. she was, of course, a part of the group that terrorized lost angeles over two nights in 1969, killing seven people in some of the most gruesome of ways, including actress sharon tate, who at the time was pregnant. van houten was convicted of killing a couple in their own home, stabbing the wife 16 times at the crime scene. now, she wiped her fingerprints at the crime scene. she changed her clothes. she even drink chocolate milk from her victims refrigerator, and she says she did it as a follower of manson's. >> i believed that he was jesus christ. and it was his view and belief that all of this would happen. and part of his thing was not to have individual thinking and don't ask questions. and i bought into it lock, stock, and barrel. so, i never asked him how that is going to happen. >> now, california governor, gavin newsom, had previously rejected her parole three separate times, but this time, he didn't fight it. i want to bring in anthony de maria, his uncle, jay sebring, was one

van houten was originally sentenced to death.gavin newsom rejected portfolio in the past, his office saying the governor is disappointed by the court of appeal's decision to release van houten but will not pursue further action as efforts to further appeal are likely to succeed. >> van houten speak to go abc about manson. >> it didn't happen overnight. he spent a lot of time taking middle class girls and remolding them. >> charles manson died in prison but he and the manson family have continued to capture the attention of country and live on in pop culture, including the 2009 hit "once upon a time in hollywood." >> you are -- >> i'm the devil. and i'm here to do the devil's business. >> reporter: now, the real life impact being felt by those left behind. >> i really do not believe that anyone who kills two people and especially having -- in such a brutal manner, should ever be let out of prison. >> reporter: anne thompson, nbc news. >>> we have a lot to cover in our second hour of "chris jansing reports," let's get right to it.

leslie van houten, patricia krenwinkel. >> i knew that people would die.and i took mrs. labianca into the bedroom and the sounds of mr. labianca dying came into the bedroom. >> when mrs. labianca heard her husband being killed by tex, she started calling out to him and yelling for him. >> and tex came in and killed her. >> and then tex turned me around and handed me the knife and he said, do something, because manson had told him to make sure that all of us got our hands dirty. and i stabbed mrs. labianca in the lower back about 16 times. >> following charlie's orders, words are written in blood, including "helter skelter" on the refrigerator. the murderers stop for a snack, they take from the refrigerator chocolate milk and watermelon. >> they were just savage crimes, savage murders. >> another bizarre murder in los angeles. >> why? what would be the purpose? there wasn't an immediate answer to who had done this terrible crime. and that made people in the hollywood community terrified. p! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly c

that means van houten could be free within two weeks after a review by the parole word. were -- the appeals court in may ruled she should be released, citing extraordinary rehab efforts. van houten has applied for parole since 2016 but governors have rejected the recommendations. she has been in prison for 40 years in her role in murders ordered by manson. larry: california is to see what is believed to be the first fentanyl murder conviction, connected to a placer county case that left a 15-year-old girl dead. tara campbell explains this conviction could be more to come across california, including here in san francisco. >> that fentanyl is everywhere and it is deadly. reporter: the district attorney morning drug dealers. >> if they choose to continue their behavior and cell and kill, the consequences will increase and they will be severe. reporter: friday making good on that progress, the das office confirming a 21-year-old man has been convicted of second-degree murder in connection with the death of a 15-year-old girl who overdosed in roseville last summer. it is bel

manson family member's leslie van houten let out of prison. inside her role in the infamous manson murders and the outrage from victims' families. >>> all that, plus, cruel summer. new trouble for taylor swift fans and ticketmaster. >> inside the issues that had ticket sales for the star's record-setting tour suddenly suspended yet again. >>> and cinderella story. american christopher eubanks, the surprise toast of wimbledon back on the court this morning. we are there live. >>> while at baseball's all-star game -- >> back it goes! >> the national league finally wins, snapping a decade-long losing streak. today, wednesday, july 12th, 2023. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. good to see you. welcome to "today." it's 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. it is wednesday. we're happy you're with us. savannah is taking a day off midweek, a little break in the week. >> national league never wins. >> that's a shocker. >> you know what? it takes ten years, but there yo

. >> leslie van houten was reveerevees released on parole. her attorney says that her client is just relaxing at a transitional living facility where she will remain for a year. she talked about why the patrol board saw fit to let her go despite her admission that she stabbed rosemary 16 times. >> she spent decades trying to figure out the causative factors and she finally was able to explain it to the board and court of appeals satisfaction. and part of that is accepting full responsibility. and she accepts responsibility for both murders and actually everything that happened when she was a member of the manson cult. she wakes up every day feeling remorse and guilt. and it is genuine and the board found that to be true. >> the now 73-year-old van houten was 19 when she and other followers of manson murdered rosemary. and while van houten has expressed remorse, relatives of the victims are outraged. >> she is a cold blooded killer in one of the most notorious murder rampages in united states history. so with her release now, any other violent

. >>> charles manson's follower leslie van houten could be out of prison within weeks after governor he'll no longer fight for her parole. van houten has been in prison 53 years for participating in two fatal stabbings at manson's direction. she's been up for parole and rejected five times, but a state appeals court inside may that she has been rehabilitated and should be released. >>> security guards, they were baffled to see the creative place one man made his home right outside of a california museum. >> he was a little shorter than i am and he was able to stand up completely down there. >> he considered it his home. >> absolutely. >>> the state of california, they have an unusual job posting. they're looking for volunteers to get high and hit the road while police watch their every move. we'll explain. >>> cool temperatures to finish off the workweek once again today, more of the same in store as we head into the weekend, mostly 60s and 70s, but there's hotter weather inland in the forecast down the line, details coming up in first alert weather. >>> and she's only 11, but this b

she admits at testimony to the courts that leslie van houten held down rosemary who had a pillow caser 16 times out of about 40 stab wounds. in fact, a co-defendant testified that the more van houten stabbed rose mar arely, the more, quote, fun she had doing it. now, that's a crime from which there's no return. and i'm very disappointed in somehow in -- newsom for not trying to block this more. he is refusing to ask the california supreme court to reverse a lower court decision. carley: yeah. but, nancy, i want to ask you -- >> because of politics. carley: yeah. i was wondering why because he has repeatedly tried to keep her behind bars. he denied her parole several times but finally gave up before it could have gone to the state supreme court. why do you think he changed his mind? >> i think like many politicians he does what suits him at the time. which helps him obtain that which he wants. in the past he has blocked her getting out, now he's giving up and saying, well, i don't think the supreme court's going to go along with me blocking her release. why not find out? why not try an

it is clearly that leslie van houten's release our valley impacting our families. i fear that a very dangerous, pernicious precedent is established today that will impact millions of victims of violent crimes throughout the state of california today. and in the years to come. >> what is that precedent that you are talking about? of course, you have been very critical, understandably. the idea that she considered herself to be a victim of charles manson. i wonder, what is the president you are speaking about that the governor has decided not to stop this appeal or -- repeal once again. what is the president? >> the president is established now. you have -- leslie van houten has always kind of propped herself up as a manson follower. but she's anything but. she's a cold blooded killer and one of the most notorious murder rampages in the united states history. with her release now, any other violent criminal or killer whose crimes fall beneath the bar of leslie van houten's very extreme, very crimes that also have historical impact, that opens the door for them and it

. >>> charles manson follower and convicted killer leslie van houten released from prison after more than 50 years. >>> caught on camera crash landing. this passenger plane slams into the runway. everyone is okay. >>> bank of america fine, ordered to pay customers millions of dollars over illegal fees and bank accounts. >>> abc news exclusive. the woman dating the colorado dentist accused of murdering his wife tells her story for the first time. >>> cruise control. can tom cruise's latest mission impossible save the summer box office? and the moment he surprised an entire movie theater. ♪ >>> we're one on one with american tennis phenom madison keys. and double trouble. there is nothing better than taking in the city sights on a double-decker bus. lara and i are trading the grass court for the gorgeous hues of london, as far as the eye can see. >> from high above london -- >> good morning america. what a view! >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning. it is a busy news day, both here

van houten was a teenager, right? she was 19 years old.not part of the group that killed five people, including actress sharon tate, but the next night she did participate in the killing of a supermarket executive and his wife, stabbing her 14 to 16 times. well, thanks very much for joining us tonight. "ac 360" begins right now. >>> tonight on "360," the former president's legal strategy becomes clearer. delay, delay, delay. his lawyers make their case to

van houten was 19 when she joined the manson family cult.ngs of super market executive leno labianca and list wife rosemary in their home in 1971. incredibly gruesome crimes. the victim's families say they're outraged that she is out. >>> and ahead of contract negotiation tomorrow, a leader of the united autoworkers says the union is prepared to strike in an online post, he commented that the members are not afraid to take action against the big three car makers. the last auto workers strike was back in 2019 when 48,000 uaw members at general motors walked off the job for six weeks. jim? >>> a new highly restrictive abortion bill approved in iowa is headed to the governor's desk. it would ban most abortions in that state as early as six weeks. that's before most women know they're pregnant. the bill does include exemptions for miscarriages, when the life of the woman is threatened, and a victim of rape or incest if reported within a certain number of days. next on "the lead," jake, this clearly has potential political impact. the interesting

charles mansoner leslie van houten has been released from prison. she served a 53-year sentence.nson cult when she was just 19. governor gavin newsom choosing not to fight an appeals court ruling granting her parole. charles manson died in prison back in 2017. >>> when we come back here tonight, the remarkable images coming in from las vegas. the hours-long standoff at caesars palace. a couple barricaded, a man seen flowing furniture from an upper floor. you'll see it, and what we've learned tonight. a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable, i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. and left bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc got in my way, i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when my gastro saw damage, rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and a chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check. check. and check. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, hea

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van houten was a teenager, right? she was 19 years old. said she was on drugs when she joined the manson cult. now she was not part of the group that killed five people, including actress sharon tate, but the next night she did participate in the killing of a supermarket executive and his wife, stabbing her 14 to 16 times. well, thanks very much for joining us tonight. "ac 360" begins right now. >>> tonight on "360," the former president's legal strategy becomes clearer. delay, delay, delay. his lawyers make their case to the judge in the documents case. we're keeping them honest. >>> also, senator tommy tuberville on cnn said white nationalist to me is an american. now he is doing damage control, while still blocking promotions of military officers in a battle over abortion. >>> and live reporting tonight from new england, where some of the worst flooding there in decade series still far from over. good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight we know what has long been suspected. the former president is trying to run out the clock in the

van houten is serving a life sentence for the 1969 killings of grocery chain owners leano and rosemary labianca in los angeles. up for parole five times since 2016. denied each time by newsom pred >>> and meta, social media threads signed up 70 million users. faster growth rate in tech app history. boosted by close association with social media powerhouse instagram. not to mention twitter's recent struggles. twitter, by the way, has already threatened a lawsuit against meta. >>> if you needed further proof the pandemic is mostly behind us and you want to have some fun and maybe funnel cake in the process, check out one of our summer county fairs. the marin county fair for one calling its recent five-day run a success. organizers say revenues and attendance this year actually bounced back beyond pre-pandemic levels. in 2020 and 2021, marin hosted only a virtual fair. last year it was still taking pandemic precautions. by the way, the alameda county fair ends its run sunday. still have time. >>> and b.a.r.t. acknowledging the bay area's long-ing a paste in its latest advertising campaign

van houten was released on parole from a california prison today, and her lawyer, and cto joins me nowo see you. this has been five decades in the making for your client. how, what, is she doing tonight? >> well, she was released to parole this morning, as everyone knows, and she's in a transitional living facility. she'll be there for a year, and she will be on parole for three years. right now, i think she's just relaxing at the location of the transitional living facility is confidential, but she said she's just trying to get used to the idea that she is no longer in prison after all these decades, and just acclimate to her life outside of prison. >> you know, what do you say to those people who look at the headlines from this that read something along the lines of vincent family killer, member of the manse in, family part of murder's tree is released, and some of those are outraged, what do you say to them? >> well, she was initially tried and convicted along with charles manson and the others, both nights of the murderer tried together. she was convicted, she was sentenced to the

in may the court ruled van houten a 73 years old should be released with her remorse and extra ordinaryitative efforts. fox's nancy grace rate in pickwick she should absolutely not be released. there are some crimes for which there is no coming back. this is one of those crimes. now, when you look at her now she looked like a respectful librarian but that is not because she looked back in 1969 when she took part in the murders of the family. the daughter of the murder victim express groups are of the court's decision to the associated press. she said her family is still heartbroken over the loss of their loved ones. >> this news going to make it even worse for the family, christina thank you. coming up next on the fox report he is smiling right now but the mayor of south fulton, georgia apparently has some explaining to prevent us because he was arrested for trespassing and burglary. the latebreaking story plus senators are ready to tee off on the pga tour liv golf as criticism of the deal escalate some key players getting set to testify at a hearing this tuesday and things could get pr

the state department of corrections and rehabilitation said in a statement that van houten was released parole supervision. >>> they have arrested a suspected serial arsonist who confessed to setting up to 15 fires in morgan hill and gilroy. police suspect 32-year-old daniel catano is responsible for more than just that. the two cities have had nearly 30 suspicious fires since april. and including one that burned down a housing project. but the activity really ramped up this month. since monday, several witnesses reported seeing him either starting fires or breaking into cars. he managed to run abailey times before final by willing arrested yesterday morning. >>> in las vegas now, hours long standoff ended after police arrested a man who was barricaded inside a caesars palace hotel room. with a female hostage. guests said they heard and saw a 21st floor window shatter and furniture and other items fly out. a s.w.a.t. team arrested the man. they say the woman was released unharmed. police have not said if the man was armed. they are now looking into the motivation behinds that. >>> the c

van houten's release comes days after governor newsom announced that he would not fight appeals court ruling that she would be granted parole. she received a life sentence for helping manson's followers carry out 2 murders in 1969. when she was 19 years old. >> talking about our can alive and certainly safe humans. but what about animals? turns out they can help. it. did we have that story just ahead. >> that happens what you call an action that happens twice. know you've got an operational problem. there. >> congressman john garamendi voicing his concerns about more harmful chemicals being released today from the martinez refinery. but what happened today again is not the first incident at the refinery that has set off a public health concern over thanksgiving last year. the refinery released this toxic dust that contain heavy metals into the air and as a result, county health officials issued a warning to people living in the area not to eat anything that they were growing at their homes, fruits or vegetables. the fbi, then along with the environmental protection agency tested soil

what is next for lezla van houten. >>> and the conversation about gun violence. >> not many people comeo talk about it with other people. they show the school they care

he said it was gut wrenching to hear that van houten might be set free. >> they're making a decision to allow a murderer to come back into my neighborhood. last time they were in my neighborhood they killed my family. >> she was found suitable for parole three years ago but newsom blocked her release, saying she was still a threat to society. she will likely be on parole for about three years. her lawyer says she hopes to get a job soon. she actually got a masters degree while in prison and worked as a tutor for other inmates. >>> meanwhile, disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes could leave prison at 1.5 years earlier than expected. holmes reported to a texas prison camp in late may. she is serving an 11 year sentc conspiracy with her failed blood testing started. >>> the city website was restored after a ransomware attack. officials are going through the site to make sure that it is functioning. so far no personal information was leaked. >>> turning to weather now and a live look from the east bay where the heat is ramping up today, and it is only going to get hotter. >> let's

. >>> charles manson follower leslie van houten has been released on parole from a california prison after 53 years. now 73, she was convicted of the is 1969 members of the labiancas. on friday, governor newsom said he wouldn't challenge the release. she was originally sentenced to death, but it was reversed on appeal to life with the possibility of parole. >>> let's turn now to the utter devastation left in the wake of flash flooding in vermont. histor histor historic montpellier was slammed. more than 100 people had to be rescued, with many more forced to evacuate their homes. >> we have to go now like now we have to go right now. and so we got our kids, and we grabbed our dog. and we left. >> counties in vermont have been declared disaster areas. roads and bridges buckled and entire homes were swept away when the water does finally recede, a massive and expensive clean up will be next. >>> now to the other serious weather threat millions are facing the dangerous heat wave that has brought record-break triple digits and triple digit highs for weeks now. our kathy park has the lates

. >>> charles manson follower leslie van houten is free after spending more than eight years behind bars in california. she was serving a life sentence for her role in the 1969 killings of a wealthy los angeles couple. estate department of corrections and rehabilitation said in a statement that she was released to parole supervision. >>> the city of hayward's website is restored after a ransomware attack . it was shut down sunday as a precaution. city officials are going through the site to make sure it is fully functioning . the city says no personal information has been leaked so far. >>> this morning, harsher penalties are coming to sideshow spectators in alameda county. the board of supervisors voted last night to fine or jail people who watched the dangerous stunts. this is from a sideshow last month. the ordinance supervisors approved makes it illegal to be within 200 feet of a sideshow. violators could face a misdemeanor charge and be fined up to $1000 or face up to six months behind bars. under the new law , a violation must include prior acts of an . >>> the oakland a's are taki

. >>> charles manson follower leslie van houten has been released on parole from a california prison after 53 years. now 73, she was convicted of the 1 1969 murders of the labiancas. t on friday, governor newsom said he wouldn't challenge the release. she was initially sentenced to death but it was reversed to life towith a possibility of parole >>> a do-not-drive order has been issued for a dodge. there have been 26 people killed by tacauda air bags about 84,000 are still on the road >>> with the strike deadline fast approaching at 12:00 a.m. pacific tonight, s.a.g.-aftra has agreed to talks. one of the major sticking points is residual pay from streaming platforms. it is not confident they have any intention of bargaining toward an agreement. the union reiterated that another contract extension was not on the table after extending it from june 30th to today >>> a historic pennsylvania farmer's market has been partially destroyed after a fire roared through the building. fire officials say the fast-moving flames began after an electrical malfunction in the building's ceiling fan luc

charles manson follower leslie van houten is being paroled from a california prison after 53 years now 73 years old, she was convicted of the 1969 murders of leon and rosemary labianca. a state court blocked governor gavin newsom's latest attempt to stop her release >>> and tonight, a prominent college football coach is out of a job, fired in a growing hazing scandal. maggie vespa has this one. >> reporter: tonight, the culmination of a months-long hazing scandal has northwestern university parting ways with its winningest coach ever. >> win on three, one, two, three -- >> win >> reporter: after 17 seasons, head coach and former northwestern linebacker pat fitzgerald was fired monday the university's president writing, "the head coach is ultimately responsible for the culture of his team." the firing follows a six-month independent investigation into allegations of hazing, which found evidence it happened, but no evi evidence, the school says, coaches knew still, the university initially suspended fitzgerald for two weeks, but over the weekend, reconsidered. northwestern's student news

leslie van houten now in her 70s was convicted for her role in the brutal murders of leno and rosemarynca in 19 69z it happened the day after the murders of sharon tate and four others by the so-called manson family. friday california's governor said he would not block the parole board's recommendation she be released. >>> there is more than $1 billion in lottery money on the line this weekend. tonight's powerball prize has climbed to $615 million. with winner last night, the mega millions jackpot has reached $480 million. that drawing is tuesday. good luck. >>> ahead on the "cbs weekend news," the u.s. military marks 50 years as a volunteer force, but faces new recruitment challenges. >>> also, police track down two feisty fugitives who escaped from a farm. >>> and later, they are the newest drivers of an american classic. my l late fatherer-in-law lit up a room, but his vivision didimmed with h age. he had a amd. i didn't k know it thehen, but it canan progress s t, an advanceced form of the disisease. his s struggle w with vision l loss from a amd made me e want to hehelp you see wa

leslie van houten released . you know what? you released. you know what? you like him.can't take your kids away from you and they anyway can't get pregnant . yeah, they good. the pregnant. yeah, they good. the older ones are good and so much and covid. i was in love with my grandmother for and so basically this manson cult murderer, leslie van houten, released after 53 years. she's been in jail since she was 19. she kill was involved in killing people in in la. back in the time when la was a relatively safe place and that was not that safe. but and that was not that safe. but and she included was involved in killing of sharon tate, who was rac she was involved in the killing of that. >> she did the murder the day after the day after. she's one of the. manson yeah. so i mean, it's weird because watched it's weird because i watched that upon time in that film once upon a time in america, tarantino movie. america, the tarantino movie. yeah, didn't really all yeah, i didn't really know all the details about it, but i think in america, certainly the manson murders have a muc

keeping an eye on a stream four areas have been declared disaster areas after 53 years, leslie van houteneen released on parole now 73 she was convicted of the 1969 murders of two. she was originally sentenced to death but an appeal reversed it to life with the possibility of parole. >>> and after nine straight de defeats, the national league won the mlb all star game for the first time since 2012. kohl's rockies catcher hit a two-run homer in the eighth to help lift the a.l. to a 3-2 win over the american league in seattle. so frank and everyone, let everyone know nobody beats the national league ten times in a row in the all-star game i'll send it back to you. >> a lot of fun. it's great to see you do as always. >>> why top economist mark zandi is optimiss tig tick ahead of today's inflation report and kim kardashian looking to retake control of her beauty empire and the stock's reactionn at oth news "worldwide exchange" is back right after this >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." there are fresh signals on the rate path forward. mark zandi is laying out whether the pressure could

leslie van houten, who was 19 when the murders were committed, served more than half a century in prisonp of some big shower clouds, more of them around through the rest of this week, even some longer spells of rain and stronger winds by the time we hit friday. why? well, low pressure is dominant, we've just got various areas revolving around the same part of north west europe, which continues to bring showers to the north and west into the start of wednesday morning. a slightly fresher start for many of you compared with tuesday morning, but a sunnier one for the south and eastern england as well as the midlands. won't take long, though, for the clouds are build up, showers are in the west, will start to work their way eastwards. a stronger wind across the uk on wednesday, and that means those showers will rattle through quite quickly for some of you. for one or two it be one after another, after another, with a bit of sunshine in between. it does mean that some of you avoid them altogether. nice enough in the sunshine, but overall, temperatures a little bit down on where you want this

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that announced bids for the seat, including representative david -- manson family follower leslie van houten, now 73, will be released on parole. she was convicted of murdering two people in los angeles in 1971. and spent more than 50 years in prison. california's governor repeatedly blocked efforts for her parole in this high-profile case. but recently dropped the fight. and no winners in last night's mega millions jackpot. it has had a staggering $480 million. the 14th largest prize in that lotteries history, the next drawing is tuesday. not to be confused here with tonight's powerball drawing worth over $600 million, a lot of money flowing. more american voices for you right after this break. my little family is me, aria, and jade. just the three of us girls. i never thought twice about feeding her kibble. but about two years ago, i realized she was overweight. she was always out of breath. that's when i decided to introduce the farmer's dog to her diet. it's just so fresh that she literally gets bubbles in her mouth. now she's a lot more active, she's able to join us on our adventures. a

the attorney for leslie van houten, the infamous follower of charles manson, says that she will be paroledcurrently serving a life sentence after being convicted of killing two people more than five decades ago. now, back to dateline. >> >> welcome back to dateline. i'm craig melvin. scott horn was murdered in a violent rage. police suspected the crime was personal and set up to find anyone who had a grudge against the former fbi special agent. but, their leads quickly fizzled. all but one. it turns out, scott did have an enemy. some local police knew very well. back to josh mankiewicz, with the house. >> the celebration of scott horn's life drew quite a crowd. nobody could make scott laugh more than scott could make scott laugh. [laughs] >> there were jokes in tears. and there was an air of awkwardness too. scott's estranged wife was in the front row. just about everyone who was close to scott knew there had been trouble inside that marriage and that home. >> i even, said scott, you should leave the house. >> debbie wrightson -- was an fbi colleague and one of scott's best friends. she sa

. >>> just in to cnn, former charles manson follower and convicted murderer leslie van houten is now a free woman. she served more than 50 years for her role in the killings of a supermarket executive and his wife. she was 19 when she joined the murderous cult known as the manson family. california's parole board first recommended her release in 2016, but two separate california governors blocked her release multiple times. >>> please let us in now. that was the plea from ukraine's president to nato. but did the other world leaders open the door to zelenskyy? coming up. >>> plus, when putin first attacked ukraine, hundreds of companies pledged to stop doing business in russia, but not all of them left. which ones stayed, and how is business? stay with us. rn avenue. [ dog barks ] you have reached your destination. one more? ♪ one more time ♪ turn right on to western avenu. id. light in the all-electric id.4. it's the little things, it's a vw. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediaty get yo shortlist