. >> sharon: oh! whoops. shoot. >> mariah: oh, you know what... >> sharon: let me get a towel. >> mariah: this is exactly how i like it, overflowing and really hot. [ laughs ] actually, that's a lie. >> sharon: oh, did i burn you? >> mariah: no, no, i mean, about the coffee. i didn't actually want coffee. i just came in to see how you were doing without actually coming right out and saying it, which i just did. i'm sorry, i didn't want to make anything worse. >> sharon: you could never do that. >> mariah: do you want me to blow off work? if you need some company around here. >> sharon: oh, don't be ridiculous. you have a live early show. >> mariah: because of certain circumstances, including your missing boyfriend. >> sharon: you need to work.

. >> sharon: oh! whoops. shoot. >> mariah: oh, you know what... >> sharon: let me get a towel. >> mariah: this is exactly how i like it, overflowing and really hot. [ laughs ] actually, that's a lie. >> sharon: oh, did i burn you? >> mariah: no, no, i mean, about the coffee. i didn't actually want coffee. i just came in to see how you were doing without actually coming right out and saying it, which i just did. i'm sorry, i didn't want to make anything worse. >> sharon: you could never do that. >> mariah: do you want me to blow off work? if you need some company around here. >> sharon: oh, don't be ridiculous. you have a live early show. >> mariah: because of certain circumstances, including your missing boyfriend. >> sharon: you need to work. we both do. it's beer

so now, we introduce to you miss sharon jones! ♪ ♪ ♪ simple sounds are in my ear coming from a radio oh no ♪ ♪ where did all the good times go ♪ ♪ in the daytime all i am is a working fool and in the nighttime i try to keep my cool ♪ ♪ i know that people say gotta be a better way but there ain't no golden goose that'll get you paid ♪ ♪ through the hard times can't sit on the sideline you know we got to get ahead i'm gonna keep on trying ♪ ♪ i've been searching for a new day some peace of mind is gonna come my way ♪ ♪ and if you don't find it i'll keep on searching for it ♪ ♪ i know i'll find it ♪ i've been searching for a new day some peace of mind is gonna come my way ♪ ♪ and if you don't find it i'll keep on searching i know i'll find it ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please put your hands together and show some love for miss sharon jones! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that's right. show some love for the incredible, dynamic, legendry miss sharon jones. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ give

"sharon" 15 antes que l. un da, cuando se prostitua, ella recibi este panfleto. y ahora, ella junto a l con quien se cas hace 7 aÑos, los reparten. sylvia vigil pastora en oakland 54 aÑos san jos 05:51:22 they are walking, ahorita and we go and we tell them, we give them a flier, we invite them to church, we pray for them, we get their phone numbers and we tell them that jesus love them. track 5 hace 35 aÑos, antes de unirse a la iglesia "outreach victory" . syvia no solo era adicta a las drogas sino que tambin las venda. ahora como pastora en oakland y de la mano de personas como keneth y sharon lucha en contra de la prostitucin. sylvia vigil pastora en oakland 54 aÑos san jos 04:47:25 we've been doing "code red" since 2010 and ever since then is dwindle, it was worst. track 6 en la operacin "cdigo rojo". como soldados armados con fe, marchan por el "track" o pista, como tambin se conoce a international boulevard . lo hacen por muchas ciudades. con la ilusin de rescatar a estas mujeres de esa vida de protitucin. "sharon" / ex-prostituta 33:33:28 it's hard fo

we've missed you so much, sharon. i'll try not to cry. but you really showed us how you have to plan. but it's difficult to know how much you need, the guidelines of how you go into long term disability insurance and all of the other things that you had man for. >> disability insurance was critical for me. you can get it through your job, usually 40 to 60% of your salary will be covered by disability payments. and that's great, that helps. but you may even want to buy a private disability insurance policy to cover even more. it will never get to 100%, but it really will help when you're unable to work and get those paychecks. >> i've always heard those statistics that at any given age you're far more likely to have a disabling event, as i did earlier this year when i had surgery, as you did, then to die. >> exactly. we've said that so many times to our audience. and now it happened to me. it's so true. >> and yet people dismiss disability. how did your estate plan help in all of this? >> so i was unconscious at the beginning. i could not

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

was sharon tate's murder a holy war? the whole thing is a holy war. manson and his followers were arrested not for murder but for car theft. it 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

>> sharon: well, you work for her. how can you not know? >> mariah: devon was married to her. do you think he had any idea what was going on in that brain of hers? she probably just didn't want anyone with anything resembling a moral conscience to be 50 feet from whatever latest plan she's hatched for driving up ratings. >> sharon: i know i shouldn't be, but i'm strangely compelled to watch this. >> hilary: anything can happen live. >> mariah: okay.

sharon chin shows us how a to help them >>> for women with cancer one of the most traumatic parts of the treatment is losing their hair. sharon chin shows us how a san francisco man works to help them feel better about the process. >> cut them up and you have a t- shirt wrap. >> reporter: singer felicia rogers learns how to cope with hair loss from chemotherapy and breast cancer therapy. volunteers like stephen wakefield give ideas for using head wraps, wigs and makeup. >> he does it in a comedic fashion which is really fun. >> reporter: she gets emotional for stephen's gift runs deeper. >> you're not alone. you are able to have people who are really caring and loving. it's kind of hard a little bit, receiving the love. sorry. >> i love helping people. you want to pat with your ring finger. >> reporter: stephen has run two peninsula salons of his for years but twice a month he leads free beauty and skin care workshops for cancer survivors. mostly at hospitals like kaiser permanente in redwood city. the two-hour session for women called "look good feel better" a 28-year-old program of

the most significant sharon tight, the wife of roman polanski. he described it to reporters. >> blood all over the place. >> was the murder okay because you didn't see it? >> no. there bus no murder. >> 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 oppo

sharon chin introduces us to >>> we all the know a teddy bear is much more than a toy. it brings comfort to kids. sharon chin introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner, who is bringing bear hugs around the globe. >> which teddy bear would you like? >> reporter: samantha grier has given away 200,000 teddy bears worldwide. the bears soothe kids facing trauma from abuse and neglect to the ravages of war. the psychiatric social worker distributes free bears as part of her 32-year-old nonprofit caring for children. recently they have gone to syrian refugees in jordan and poor families in mexico. >> i'm interested in making the child happy, um, more fulfilled, more able to cope with a difficult circumstance. >> reporter: at compass family services in san francisco, samantha shares the smiles as dozens of children embrace their new buddy, some hold on tight. >> that's a good one. >> reporter: a spokesman says many of the kids are homeless or in extreme poverty. >> having something that's consistent with them all the time is really important. a lot of our kids don't s

five people killed at the home of hollywood star, sharon tate. another couple murdered the next night. manson was the master mind behind the killings. convicted of conspiracy and murder in 1971 and went down in history. >> i do a lot of things you guys don't see. >> reporter: manson was born in cincinnati in 1964. >> she got out of my life early. i spent the best part of my life in boy school, prison and reform schools because i had nobody. >> after marrying twice and spent half his life in prison, he made his way to berkeley in 1967. he established himself as guru in the sum of love and sharing a home with 18 women. >> you get these kids, these children coming in and here 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 the beatles 1968 song, "helter-skelter." >> the beatles wanted to have a worldwide revolution, blacks against whites. >> reporter: aiming to launch the fabricated horror, he got his clan to kill. on august 9, 1969, four manso

stories about people from all over africa and europe who are fighting for a better climate my name is sharon mo money and with me if my colleague in nigeria hello there my name is now it's a way and i hope you aren't suffering too much from the effects of climate change like so many people around the world like here in nigeria we actually be feeling a bit of the impact now but let's look at what we have lined up on the show today. we show you how women in senegal are fighting against costly washing caused by climate change. when we are young environmental activists at the climate change conference in germany. we are there when hundreds of water backs out resettled in south africa with the help of helicopters i don't know how. but fuck the world we had to set a goal to meet women who have to fight hard to make a change that's for oil is still salty and it's hard to grow and the crops that's why they took that best to me in their own hands let's take a look at how the tried to tackle a bad situation. yama in g.i.e. runs a women's cooperative they're planting a special kind of grass and eucalyp

. >> sharon: what is she up to? >> hilary: this material... >> mariah: i have no idea. probably serving up a smorgasbord of fresh hell for some unsuspecting soul. >> sharon: well, you work for her. how can you not know? >> mariah: devon was married to her. do you think he had any idea what was going on in that brain of hers? she probably just didn't want anyone with anything resembling a moral conscience to be 50 feet from whatever latest plan she's hatched for driving up ratings. >> sharon: i know i shouldn't be, but i'm strangely compelled to watch this. >> hilary: anything can happen live. >> mariah: okay.>>

sharon going to start with but you know come in for the ride it's not an experience you you know you're going to be part of this will go the. i came on and we were in a low for a day so it was a bit of a dad game and obviously you know as a centerfold you want to go on and change a game or you want to go in impress but the next game was my big chance rumania we were game half an hour ago i was warming up behind the goal and we had one nil down i was just thinking this is. it it's warm everyone's going to be tired and i'm just bouncing ready to come on and i kept looking and i was stretching but i wasn't really sure i was just looking at the bench thinking is going to call me off. yeah . but i was. out i was in a y. in and it felt like because i thought ill give me half an hour and it just fell as if you're going to give me a long going to twenty is two or however many and it felt like an eternity until he actually but when i got. the ball just dropped and i hit it and i went into the far corner and i was just to score in vehicle as an eyes and go in the world cup haven't school failing

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

. >> coming up, sharon chin going to be live at the party to talk about what not to talk about at the dinner table. that and other ways the family keeps the peace with all those folks and opinions sitting side by side. >>> tender hot turkey with motor vehicles on the side in east oakland. members of the good fellows motorcycle club busy giving become this morning. they served up free warm food at the corner of international and 84th avenue. the group does it every thanksgiving. we're told that the mayor even stopped by for a little visit. >>> new at 5, one in eleven americans has diabetes, and according to the centers for disease control and prevention, that's more than 29 million people. kpix 5 sharon chin shows us an innovative program is helping bring those numbers down in low-income families. >> reporter: laura winchef remembers her first visit to the clinic. >> i was very overweight, and i kept getting dizzy. >> reporter: today she feels like a new person. >> all the time, i was saying this is how energy i can i was, how happy i was. in all, i just feel super. >> reporter: it sta

>> the most famous manson victim, actress sharon tat -- 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 driverless cars? >> later, the royal marriage. 70 years -- and counting. i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. (coughah! i missed you! then i discovered mucinex. one pill lasts 12 hours,and i'm good. why

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? >> hi, mr. scott, how are you? >> hi, sharon. how are you. >> i want to talk about i'm the single mom of four it's not been easy. i take the lion's share of the financial responsibility from driving a flat bed truckers running landscaping crews, anything i can do to bring money in. from what i understand, you were raised by a single mom who had multiple jobs. how is this going to help other single moms if this goes through. >> yes, ma'am. thank you for your work ethic. sounds like you're setting a great example for your kids, sharon. god bless having folks like you in the state. there are a couple ways plans that benefits folks like yourself. number one, we have doubled the child tax credit. it used to be $1,000. now it's $2,000. that's a credit not an exemption, so it's more powerful. when we did our analysis on the bill a single mother with 2000 kids making $41,000 would see her taxes cut by 75% under our plan. with four kids, it's probably going to cut it even more than that. the long story short is you get to keep more of you

five people killed tess home of hollywood starred sharon tait. another couple murdered the following night. manson was the mastermind, 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 thing in the underworld you don't see. >> reporter: manson was born to a single mother. >> she got out of my life. 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 hi life in prison, he made his way to berkeley in 1967. he established himself as a guru in the summer of love, and quickly sharing a home with 18 women. >> you get these kids, these children coming into haighaight bury and -- his -- >> it meant that the beatles wanted a worldwide revolution, blacks against whites. >> reporter: aimsing to launch a fabricated war, he directed his disillusioned clan to kill. on august 9th, 1969, four manson followers invaded the hollywood hills home of actress

sharon, you were right to be skeptical. we'd all love to be a bit richer, but whamo, not through this offer. we can verify this is false. we decided to text the number listed in the message but never got a response back to cash in on all that free money. if you get an offer like this, report it to the federal trade commission, the ftc. we've got a link to them and otr schemes at www.wusa9.com/verify. >>> right now the top stories you need to know before you call it a night, disturbing new details about the death of army sergeant la david johnson killed in niger. villagers told the washington post it appeared his hands were tied suggesting he might have been captured before he was killed. >>> in montgomery county a police investigation is underway after they found the body of a woman off university boulevard in wheaton. we don't know who she says, but she was found a few block from a fast food restaurant where a 21-year-old worker went missing earlier this week. >>> dreams are taking flight at a virginia high school one rive

kpix 5 sharon chin is there with how friends and family are remembering him tonight. sharon? >> reporter: liz, tonight, about a hundred people gathered for a candle light vigil to remember this teenager. >> love you, baby. >> love you, loren. >> he was a kind friend. he was a cool friend. he would always be there when i need him to be there. >> reporter: friends and family released balloons outside the high school. the parents confirmed their son, lawrence jansen was killed. friends say he was a good kid who sometimes hung out with the wrong crowd, but just today they say he accepted the campus leadership position before he was shot. >> i just heard some -- some big bang. >> i heard four pop, pop, pops. >> reporter: neighbors heard gunfire this afternoon. olympian continuation high school had dismissed students 30 minutes earlier. a group of teenagers gathered a block away. >> a car came up. a passenger in the suspect vehicle got out, walked, and had an argument, a brief argument with him. >> reporter: the teens ran for their lives. one of the bullets tore through the sheet r

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

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

. >> reporter: you might meet sharon and douglas >> well, i proposed what? three or four times. >> he -- >> had the -- >> you're twiddling your thumbs constantly. >> oh. that's when i get nervous. >> reporter: they're two love struck teen who stayed that way. sharon was 16 when they married. douglas was 18. her wedding dress, still hangs in the wardrobe. what does that dress mean to you? >> a lot. >> that's our great grandson. >> reporter: five children, 11 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren later, it's clear life hasn't cracked their bond. >> and i kind of like hanging out with her. you know. still. >> reporter: so now that you met some of the people who live teen marriage, let me explain why it can be so controversial. see, brittany and her husband and sharon and douglas, they were all about the same age when they got married. but that's not always the case. child sex assault laws are supposed to stop these gaps. when a 15-year-old starts having sex with someone who's at least four years older, that's a crime in maryland. the adults in those relati

end upz tells me that sharon getting stuck in one of the tunnel grates. >> she said, my leg's stuck. i said, live, if i have to break your leg to get you out of here, i'm going to do it. when i got ready to pull on her leg, i felt on my shoulder and this shopping cart came and went on her like a lid. i couldn't get that thing off her, man. everything was pretty much slow motion after that, you know. >> i'm so sorry. >> that's all right. >> why did you come back here after that happened? >> i got nowhere else to go. where am i going to go? that's all i know right now, you know? >> jaz has not been ready to leave the life and home he and sharon built together or deal with his long-term addiction to methamphetamine. >> i never really thought about quitting. i don't know if i can. you know, i should have got us out of here sooner, but how am i going to go straight? it's been a lifestyle for me for so long. do i like living down here? no. special now, no. i'm lost. i know that rig now. i'm lost without sharon. >> for years andrew has been working to get jazz out of the tunnels and into st

de los asesinos mÁs famosos del siglo xx, condenado en 1971 por la matanza que acabÓ con la vida de sharon, embarazada de ocho meses mujer del director, si otros trÁgicos asesinatos cometidos en los Ángeles. tres seguidores de la banda apuÑalar una siete personas. el homicidio mÚltiple gÉnero terror entre los habitantes que se armaron para defenderse y evitar ser las prÓximas vÍctimas. en un principio se le condenÓ a morir en la cÁmara de gas, pero su pena fue conmutada. utilizaron la sangre de las vÍctimas para realizar pintadas en las paredes, tras la matanza, manson entrÓ en la casa del empresario en los angeles, donde dos de sus compaÑeras asesinaron a la pareja. detenida por la muerte en la cÁrcel declarÓ su relaciÓn con la conocida familia y su participaciÓn en la muerte de sharon lo que llevÓ a la detección de manson. manson de 36 aÑos y su jÓvenes seguidores fueron detenidos y condenados a la pena de muerte tras 41 semana de juicio y dos aÑos despuÉs de los crÍmenes . en 2007 se denegÓ la libertad condicional e ingresÓ enfermo en un hospital de california.

we're in trouble. >> jazz tells me that sharon ended up getting stuck in one of the tunnel grates. >> she was on her back, and her legs were like this. she said, my leg's stuck. i said listen, if i have to break your leg to get you out of here, i'm going to do it. as i was getting ready to pull on her leg, here comes this shopping cart and just sits on top of her like a lid. i couldn't get it off of her, man. everything else pretty much was slow motion after that, you know? >> i'm so sorry. >> it's all right. >> why did you come back here after what happened? >> i ain't got nowhere else to go. it's all i know right now, you know? >> jazz has not been ready to leave the life and home he and sharon built together or deal with his long-term addiction to you know, i should have got us out of here sooner, but how am i going to go straight? it's been a lifestyle for me for so long. do i like living down here? no. especially now. no. i'm lost. i know that right now. i'm lost without sharon. >> for years andrew has been working to get jazz out of the tunnels and into stable housing. >> you ca

he had a bit of a hostile streak in him, i think. >> sharon: the guy was a son of a bitch. i'm sorry. he just was. a cowboy, tough, too rich, and he didn't respect jeremiah. he was jealous of jeremiah's intelligence. >> mark: he was the guy who built the restaurant. i don't know where he got the money. and then sat in the back and threw his two cents out constantly. jeremiah hated that. >> steven: at some point in time, someone must've talked sense into them about, this isn't doing anyone any good. lawsuits are heard flying around everywhere. and finally, they agreed they would do, uh, basically an auction. jeremiah won. he out poker-handed him. so he had stars all to himself with a very big, large loan to pay off. >> gregg: that side, the more maniacal side of trying to achieve something, a goal, a vision that he had began to make enemies out of people who had admired him and been attracted by his charisma. i think it's an egoism that is the egoism of an artist. an artist has a vision and nothing is more important than that. >> samantha: he's been a great leader. everyone'

we're watching this in sharon hill delaware county chester pike at brainard boulevard. watch for that accident. we're hearing that person on the motorcycle was injured on that scene. let's take you over here to the vine street expressway, you can see that we're really jammed. we had an accident on the vine westbound within this backup here as you approach the schuylkill. the accident just cleared but westbound vine is still really slowing at this point from broad street to the schuylkill and that's because the traffic lights are malfunctioning at the end of that ramp to 30th street. creating problems. within those problems we had an accident and a backup. live on 42 approaching college drive. we have an accident here hearing there are injuries here as well. it's on the shoulder. it's a little hard to see but you can kind of see the flashing lights and the police over off onto the shoulder there on 42 so watch for this one on 42 northbound near college drive. and we've been saying you got to watch because there could be some slick spots here or there. another accident co

we have word in sharon hill a accident involving a school bus and a motorcycle. we have no confirmation if there are kid on the bus hopefully a empty one and hopefully everybody is okay. sky fox on the way but it is on the chester pike route 13 main drag there through sharon hill right at brandyard boulevard. mass transit looking good. back to you. >>> police have been investigating an applebee's in mercer county new jersey for hours starting around midnight last night. >> steve, what is happening in lawrenceville. >> reporter: we have daylight but we didn't get anymore answers but we can show you what is happening in the back. we are in the parking lot of the quakerbridge mall right by lord and taylor and macy's and see applebees completely surrounded by yellow crime scene tape. behind the tape you will see crime scene investigators. she's using a 3-d laser which is standard inn in investigation toss capture the scene and evidence, which is easier and faster then everybody just taking the old fashion measurements. new we will go to video and see this investigato

the most famous victim actress sharon tate, the 26-year-old pregnant wife of roman polanski. he described the scene to reporters. >> you see a lot of blood, all over the place. baby clothes. >> testimony at manson's trial revealed he convinced his followers to kill as the part of a plan to start an apocalyptic race war. >> how do you feel about those murders? how do you feel about them? that's what counts. happened in your world, not mine. >> reporter: in 1971, manson was found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder sentenced to death. that was commuted to life in prison in 1972. when the california supreme court declared the death penalty unconstitutional. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. because your carpet never stops working there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits >>> the atlanta skyline will never be the same. now that the famous georgia dome has been reduced to a pile of rubble. mark strassmann reports on the efforts it took

war with sharon tate's holy war? >> the whole thing is 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

in san mateo county, sharon chin, kpix5. the colors of the sky right now are absolutely spectacular. this is the view from the santa clara from san jose, the camera right by manetta san jose airport showing you a gorgeous sunset and a pleasant day with temperatures very close to average. we will get cooler and cloudier tomorrow and wetter friday. livermore currently 64, san jose 65, san francisco 57, concord the warm spot, into can unanimous field checking in at -- buchanan field checking in at 67 degrees. there will be rain moving into the far north bay around midnight tomorrow night and everybody with a chance of some scattered showers friday. it's time, november, december, january, february, only 33% of the calendar year, but it represents 71% of our average rainfall. this is what we call the rainy or whether season around here. we get very little rainfall in the summertime. well, now it's time to get those rain chances. they will begin friday. oakland tonight 50 degrees, mountain view 49, chilly in the north bay, santa r

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 do

my colleague david wright spoke with sharon tate's sister debra in 2016. she 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. 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 parole. almost all of them will

he talked his followers into killing sharon -- the california department of corrections says he died of natural causes sunday night. he was 83 years old. >>> today a lockdown will be lifted in the baltimore neighborhood where a detective was shot last week. officer shawn suiter died a day after being shot in the head. baltimore police kept the crime scene roped off his killer. a go fund me set up by his family has raised more th-- we' posted a link to it. >>> targeting a family during their time of need. breaking into a home after it was damaged by fire. the women who live there are still in the hospital. darcy spencer spoke with their family. >> this is the toughest thing i've ever experienced personally. >> jonathan street looked over what's left after a fire swept through his mother's home in capitol heights. his mom, shirley street, just got out of the intensive care unit. his sister is still in critical condition with burns over 70% of her body. >> this hit my heart more than you can imagine. >>> her students made this poster. the burn center. her brother says she's a hero. she

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

she said i'm still nervous, myself and sharon we're nervous. sometimes you need to hold hands when they walk out cheryl and sharon hold hands and they hold hand because they are nervous. so it may be as you feel better. these ladies have been doing it for this long and they still get those nerves. she told me just to use them, use those nerves and make it work for me. >> we're all cheering you on from philadelphia, we are so proud, congratulations, again. >> when do you get back home proud, congratulations, again. >> when do you get back home see (closed captioning is being provided as a public service by cn8.) us. >> i will definitely come see y'all for sure. >> congratulations. >> you can catch eve, thanks, eve, catch eve and rest have the ladies of the talk every weekday afternoon at 2:00 right here on cbs-3. >> the three of us have been on the show. >> yes. >> we know what kind of atmosphere. >> sharon, chill held my hand when i walked out. >> yes. >> we went out arm and arm. >> yeah. >> just so generous. >> so proud of eve. >> fun to watch