it all made perfect sense to charlie manson. >> coming up, manson's unshakable hold on his family. >> he looks beautiful, he looks happy and he draws a lot of people. >> and the possible motive behind the murders. >> charlie would be king of the world. >> but that's crazy talk. >> but it wasn't to us. >> but it wasn't to us these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! >>> october, 1969. after two months of false leads in the murders, suddenly there was news. >> police got their break in the tate case when this girl, susan atkins, was arrested in another los angeles murder and talked to a cell mate about the alleged killings. >> that led to a hippy cult called the family and their leader, charles manson. >> he d

times" next morning, "manson guilty, nixon declares." manson got ahold of the paper. stands up in front of the jury with a silly little smile on his face, and he shows the jury the headline. >> a tight ring of security surrounds the hall of justice today as the manson jury deliberates. meanwhile, members of the manson clan continue their vigil outside the hall of justice. they've been there since the start of the trial. >> if charlie were convicted of these charges, what happens to the rest of the members of the family? >> there's no if. charlie will get out. all the people in jail will get out, and we'll all go to the desert together. >> the jury hearing the charges against charles manson and three girl members of his so-called family brought in its verdict this afternoon. and outside the court, manson's girl followers got the news by radio. >> they have convicted these people, and you are next. all of you. there's a revolution coming very soon. >> today the judge formally passed sentence on charles manson and his girls. the death penalty he said for seven senseless

family after charles manson a life time petty criminal who developed an incredible ability charismatic ability to get people to follow him he assembled a small group of so-called family members mostly young drifters or runaways and they committed these horrific acts killing sharon tate and several of her houseguests and leon and rosemary la bianca over two nights in august of one nine hundred sixty nine now a parole board here in california has recommended that the youngest member of the manson family leslie van hooten is now eligible or suitable for parole then hooton was nineteen at the time of the killing she was convicted of murdering leon and rosemary la bianca and she is now sixty nine years old charles manson himself died in twenty seventeen well into his eighty's. i still have the knowledge and. gets a glimmer of hope farewell season is over shadowed by injury or will be with more. of. all right it's time to catch up for all the sports news that's why polls here write it is that's correct sammy thank you fans under players from the former club of missing football a million sell

family after charles manson a life time petty criminal who developed an incredible ability charismatic ability to get people to follow him he assembled a small group of so-called family members mostly young drifters or runaways and they committed these horrific acts killing sharon tate and several of her houseguests and leon and rosemary la bianca over two nights in august of one nine hundred sixty nine now a parole board here in california has recommended that the youngest member of the manson family leslie van hooten is now eligible or suitable for parole then hooton was nineteen at the time of the killing she was convicted of murdering leon and rosemary la bianca and she is now sixty nine years old charles manson himself died in twenty seventeen well into his eighty's u.n. human rights experts are calling for an impartial investigation into friday's dime disaster in southeastern brazil at least ninety nine people have been confirmed dead so far off of the time holding an old waste collapsed and caused a sea of mud to punt sometimes a brewing. over two hundred fifty people are still

but after the manson murders, you saw a hippie with long hair hitch-hiking and the image of manson would enter the driver's mind and they would drive right by. >> by the time of charles manson and watching altamont and what happened there, it symbolized the drained idealism of the spiritual quest of the beats and early hippies. >> today, the magic is gone. aimless and disorganized, the hippies have fallen prey to their own free spirit. free love, free drugs and too much free publicity have gradually corrupted them. >> something happened to haight-ashbury since last year. we hear it's not the same place. >> it's not. the love-ins brought more and more people. then people who were just bums trying to get into a good thing, you know, free food, free everything. so they all just came in, you know. and a lot of really rotten people. so now you've really got a bad thing. it used to be you could set your stuff down beside the road, nobody would touch it. and now it got so you couldn't even put your things inside a building. somebody would come along and take everything you had. >> one day i wok

of charles manson, his parole is expected to meet heavy opposition. parole panelsave ruled again releasing him 18 times prior. s,>> pare what if you could find out if your child has diseases that could be caught and treated early? well, there is a landmk study on testing newborn's dna found a surprising number who seemed healthy but had hidden health risks in their nbgenes. c's dr. john torres has more. >> reporter: claire is a happy 2-year-old and a pioneer. one of the first babies in thes u.o have comprehensive dna testing right after birth. while core a seemed normal, doctors found she had aic gen risk for a vitamin deficiency that can cause c dnitiveects and seizures. >> she might have had struggles down the road and we just wouldn't have really known what thoses symptom were from. >> reporter: cora is part of a groundbreaking study ofewrns that analyze nearly 5,000 genes looking for the risk of dismsse. rare forf everything, from cancer to heart problems to severe skin conditions and hearing loss. researchers foundearly 10% of babies tested were

family charles manson a life time petty criminal would be musician who had a strange ability to bend people to his will he assembled a group of young people many of them runaways or people dabbling in drugs and having psychological problems one of them was leslie van hooten. and on a series of august nights in one nine hundred sixty nine the manson family carried out the killings of sharon tate and five other people at that actress's home and then leslie van hooten. was convicted for the killing the following night of leon la bianca and his wife rosemary la bianca in their home the. group was sentenced to death in some cases long prison terms in other cases and as you noted. then hooton is now sixty nine years old and today a parole board here said that she would be suitable for release she is currently being held in a women's correctional institution east of los angeles so what happens next then he is she going to go free as a result of this parole board decision. not necessarily this is something that's happened before or. twice the parole board has recommended that she's suitable

family after charles manson a life time petty criminal who developed an incredible ability charismatic ability to get people to follow him he assembled a small group of so-called family members mostly young drifters or runaways and they committed these horrific acts killing sharon tate and several of her houseguests and leon and rosemary la bianca over two nights in august of one nine hundred sixty nine now a parole board here in california has recommended that the youngest member of the manson family leslie van hooten is now eligible or suitable for parole then hooton was nineteen at the time of the killing she was convicted of murdering leon and rosemary la bianca and she is now sixty nine years old charles manson himself died in twenty seventeen well into his eighty's some song has announced a thirty one percent slump in profits during the last quarter of twenty one thousand is the first cool to me profit drop in two years and one of the worst performances posted by the south korean tech giant samsung blames the slump on growing competition from chinese smartphone makers custom orde

what is it about the manson people that -- >> it's a notorious trial and notorious event, horror, horrible set of murders. that really is engraved on the minds and hearts of californians. but, you know, i think hope should always be available. and i've rejected paroles that then i have approved in subsequent years. so each case has to be looked at on its own merits and it's a very difficult decision. when someone does something really horrible, what do we do t that person? if they kill, does the state kill them? do we lock them up forever? do we allow them to earn their way back into society? that's a troublesome question that people differ on. and i to think that everybody should have an opportunity for redemption and transformation. for the most, i think i have followed that and i would certainly hope that that continues to be the be autalking about the legacy question and one of the most important is the environment and what your role will be to whether or not stay active and do you really think california will launch its own satellite and track pollution -- >> well, yes, this will be i

. >>> coming up, charles manson's youngest follower fights to get out of prison after four decades. the decision that could put her one step closer to freedom. cvs pharmacy. ed getco medicare part d prescriptions. ed gets labels clear as day. and, lily.... lily gets anything she wants. ed knows he could just have us deliver his prescriptions. but what's the fun in that? switch to cvs pharmacy. the 69-year year old has served more than four decades... after being convicted of taking for the third time she has been recommended for parole. >> the 69-year-old has serve more than four decades after being convicted of taking part in the brutal murders of three people including pregnant actress sharon tate. the decision will be reviewed and the governor could decide whether she goes free but no members of the manson family have ever been released from prison. >>> well the fbi is looking into the discovery of an underground tunnel that appears to lead into a bank. >> it was found by public works crew in pembroke pines florida. they thought we were dealing with a sink hole cause they have th

. >>> could the third time be the charm for this charles manson follower, and how close she is to parole. >>> today hundreds of oakland workers are waging war. >>> good morning on this thursday, january 31. i am kenny choi. >> good morning. i am michelle griego . >>> be careful heading out the door but the rain is tapering off a little bit. >> it is winding down and it will be a nice afternoon. we have dry conditions and mild temperatures through this thursday. here is the hi-def doppler and here is the leftover showers and even in the south bay it is winding down. >>> near san jose and morgan hill we have light to moderate rainfall. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge camera and you can see we have raindrops and wet roadways. let's talk about the visibility. we are looking at for livermore miles in concord and napa down to a half-mile with foggy conditions in spots. this is especially in the interior valley, east bay and even in the north bay. scattered showers are winding down with a child and mild afternoon and mainly in the 60s across the bay area. we are wet and windy friday

member involved in the one thousand nine hundred sixty nine killing spree led by cult leader charles manson has been recommended for release from prison leslie van houten who was nineteen at the time has been serving a life sentence for her role in the murders sixty nine year old has sought parole nearly two dozen times but always been denied the group led by manson was held responsible for the seven murders. all right still ahead. february on al-jazeera we investigate the toxic legacy of south africa's mining industry and examine exactly what is hiding beneath old is toxic waste africa's largest democracy heads to the polls join us for live coverage as nigeria votes al-jazeera well it showcases the best of the networks documentaries with powerful untold stories from the middle east and north africa as cubans are set to vote on the possible changes to the constitution what impact will the outcome have on the country the world sunny day witness visits ghana and sweden where a community polarized by mining clans questions their heritage february on al-jazeera. well again at least seven people

she was in manson's murderous cult and stabbed to death a wealthy grocer and his wife in 1969. van houten was 19 at the time. after a 150-day review process, the decision to release van houten is up to the new governor, gavin newsom. former governor jerry brown blocked her release twice. >>> and the fbi and police in florida are trying to unravel an underground mystery. a driver discovered what looked like a sinkhole in the street near a chase bank in pembroke pines. yesterday, investigators found a narrow tunnel that buried underneath the road leading to the suburban bank. they also found an entrance hole in a nearby wooded area that contained a small generator and electrical cords. the bank hadn't been robbed, and there have been no arrests. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," in a super bowl tradition, mo rocca and michelle miller have a friendly conversation about which team is best. rocca and michelle miller have a friendly conversation about which team is best. and i'm a little bit rock 'n' roll. i ♪ no hormones! ♪ i found a birth control ♪ with no hormones! ♪ pa

. >> one of charles manson's followers will once again be freed from prison. she was 19 at the time of the murders and was the youngest of manson's followers. van houten has been twice recommended for parole, but both times former governor jerry brown blocked her release. he said van houten still blamed manson too much on the stabbing deaths. >>> a candlelight walk on the 30th anniversary of their daughter's disappearance. >> eileen was kidnapped while walking home from school in dublin. she disappeared january 30th, 1989. she was only 13 at the time and was last seen walking on a.m. do you remember boulevard. they're -- her parents continue to hold out hope that their daughter will someday return. >>> a public utility could replace pg&e. hillary roanin introduced a bill to support clean power sf. that program has been providing renewable energy since 2016 using pg&e's existing grid. the bill would allocate more than $15 martin luther king from t -- $15 million from the windfall. >>> new at 6:00 a.m., the board of supervisors will soon consider a proposal that

no member of the manson family found guilty of the killings has been granted parole so far. >>> the los angeles school district is asking the state to put restrictions on new charter schools and study how charter schools have changed education. the request comes days after la teachers and they strike against the school district. the teachers pushed for the study, but it is not part of the new contract agreement. critics say that the privately operated schools withdraw students and state money away from public schools. >>> a viewer spotted a coyote at city college of san francisco. take a look at this video. she took this yesterday. the coyote. that was shortly after she realized that was not a dog. coyotes have made a comeback in emphasis go after the local population was wiped out during the gold rush days. dna tracking technology and the actual photographs show the first coyotes returning to the city by trotting right across the golden gate bridge. so thank you for sending this to us. >>> the time is 6:15. two san francisco art museums will soon be free to city residents. the deyoung

she was 19 years old when she was arrested in the charles manson murders. twice before a panel has recommen s be pedimes new governor gavin newsom. >>> new details on what must be a difficult condition all ou facility, up to 30 detainees are on a hunger strike. they are refusing to eat to protest the conditions of their confinalment. the i.c.e. source says that strike has been going on a month and agents are force feeding some of those protesters. i.c.e. also says four detainees in four other locations are refusing food, including one in san francisco. >>> a bay area restaurant banning anything wearing a make america great baseball cap from its best. in san mateo, he took to twitter to talk about the issue. he wrote, "it hasn't happened yet. but if you come to my restaurant wearing a maga cap, you aren't getting served, same as if you come in wearing a swastika, white hood or any other symbol of hate. the post has likes and 200 retweets. other restaurants have made similar bans. >>> this morning the president is saying the wall is under construction. >> sco

during the manson murders. margot robbie is sharon tate. quentin tarantino directs, staying true to tinsel town. the cars the fashion, there's even a scene when leonardo dicaprio pops up on "hullabaloo." the variety show of the era. brad and ex angelina were still battling. one celeb's run yen the making news today. >> they were just selling organic dog treats for a charity. >> that's sarah ramos who caught them selling treats at a local dog park. she kept the sneaky pic secret until yesterday posting it to instagram. >> i felt i needed to protect the privacy of angie. i'll still glad i took the photo. >> where was angelina 20 years ago? twaeshl she was here picking up her very first s.a.g. award. you cannot imagine the fashion emergency she had that day. >> this is the show where actors celebrate each other. it started today. yara shahidi was part of the silver carpet rollout to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the awards. >> the 1954 film was shot at this iconic l.a. landmark. the theater is also where bradley hosted the l.a. premier. >>

no member of the manson family was found guilty. >>> for more the other headlines we are working on let's go to dave clark. >>> killer some of the top stories that we are following. a federal judge in san francisco is hearing arguments  on whether to order pg&e to inspect all electrical lines to reduce the risk of wildfires. the judge is overseeing the pg&e probation and a criminal case where pg&e was convicted of violating federal safety rules obstructing justice in connection with a tragic san bruno pipeline explosion in 2010. the judge wants trees trimmed, or removed to get some from falling down under power lines and windy weather causing wildfires. pg&e says the plan could endanger lives. it also will cost up to it is facing multibillion-dollar liability claims. >>> president trump this morning lashed out at his intelligence and she's calling them naove and passive after they testified before congress that north korea is not likely to dismantle the nuclear arsenal and that the iran nuclear deal is working. the president tweeted perhaps intelligence would go back to go back to school

. >> i thought that was marilyn manson. >> this is a lifestyle, a commitment. it takes two hours to style his hair. this entire look represents freedom. >> it looks like a big headdress. >> cher has one that is very similar. i'm not kidding. >> maybe she "cher-ed it." >> 0 >> that's very london. >> that's where parma lives. they said they never felt quite comfortable. >> my biggest inspiration is comfortable. >> one of the things that drew parma too government is the hair and clothes. parma says heels were created for men. >> a video of mine went viral on facebook and from that i received, like, an extremely relentless torrent of abuse. >> he's like who cares, man, this isn't your life. why do people get bent out of shape. >> take it for what it is. we feel like that but it's the internet and some people were down right mean. >> if this is my child i would beat them. you look disgusting, grow some hair, put on some real clothes and act like a man. guess he means facial hair since i've got enough hair. >> parma says they are excited about the future. people are

this is the children's village at manson off. there were just under 300 children in various orphanages and foster care facilities around california at the outbreak of the second world war, these kids are dangerous enemy aliens and they had to be rounded up out of foster care and out of the orphanages and taken to the children's village in man's in our so this is them >> . >> i wanted to talk to about this camp and wyoming. my family was there, it was very challenging and eating is a big part of being incarcerated. they had over 11,000 people who had to be fed every ethnic community had their own particular tasting cuisine, the wr a had a wonderful budget of $.50 per meal and given the war effort this was not a priority list. they were rather harsh conditions and what was interesting to my dad as a farmer was it was a short growing season to 110 to 120 days. this is kind of what it looked like in the wintertime, a little cold. there were more challenges because this was high desert. the rainfall was less than we get in la, 4 to 6

you know when i'm safe like a young duck and live i've got an idea yeah i'm one of those and manson was i mean i am. after a ten day assault on the city. of a billion came out to meet solid deal to offer unconditional surrender. on the second of october eleventh eighty seven. the muslims and through jerusalem. in mashhad. you'll knock a man many mission months out of. you got to feel you after. so many little silly being and all my one. one hundred. eleven nobody be able. to see me let me out a blow i had and mostly mean. all the you can see me if you get a will that he will call. it to sleep well i want honesty. and if we have courts libya different bits amongst. other near we no more are slowly being ruffled though and yet fouled feed the idea how life will. be negative and the both of the earth could breath involved us. in a wood to carry so couldn't deal with the halt while hollow variable have made our last moment the best. and you could did that homer go ahead then you could figure out who gives year next year with this kind of unit who initially have a soul and he. said that them

>>> developing this morning, will the third time be the charm for one of the followers for charles manson than. the parole board recommended leslie van houten the released from prison, part of those that killed the grocery store owner and his wife. this is the third time the parole board recommended the release but then governor jerry brown blocked it. >>> governor newsom has the nt >>> drivers could place in almost $10 told by 2023. the second public meeting is planned about the proposed toll -like on february 5 and they project a $74 million deficit. >>> san francisco officials are considering a $10 fee to drive down the most crooked street in america and people packed the meeting to make their voices heard on lombard street. first visitors would have to make a reservation to drive one block before paying the toll. many said they are fed up with the tourists and traffic jams and that they want relief. >> we have cars idling in front of our house 14, 16 hours a day. >> something needs to be done. it is not an option to do nothing. >> the residence feedback will going to find report and p

governor jerry brown consistently stopped the release of manson followers. charles manson died in prison at the age of 83. >>> the power couple helped the louvre set a record. >> i can't believe we made it. ♪. >> beyonci and jay-z recorded the hit music video inside of the louvre. the curator credits the success of the video helped to boost attendance at the museum. 10.2 man people visited last year. that is up about 25 percent from the year before. >>> decreasing dependency on power companies. why more and more people are turning to solar power to provide their own energy. >>> the stock market has been in a freefall since 2019 but that is changing this morning. we will check on stocks and show you numbers that might reassure many investors. here's your receipt. have a nice day! thank you. ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! save up to 50% off select items in store only december 26th to january 6th. ikea. >>> at morning and happy friday. the first friday of the new year. we are at heavenly val

people's died in malawi as a way to end money and best nutrition for the children you know bess and manson it's a really big motivation for me was and what about. the german scientists embark on the eight thousand kilometer journey to malawi and to the biggest lake in south east africa. like malawi covers a quarter of the country it also borders tanzania and mozambique. it's the third largest lake in africa and one of the oldest on earth. the plethora of fish that once existed in the lake drew people to settle on its banks. when the weather permits people in the town of in cortical to take their boats out to fish. the lake is the main source of food for their. emilie's. they make up to five trips a day. fishing isn't a labor of love here it's a job performed due to tradition and necessity. i'll do not school for eight years but you know here there is more to the job opportunity so i just pray to god every day if it must be done now i can be employed with done this way to get something. almost one thousand day but you can feed tough job. in. one thousand kwacha a day equivalent to little mo

song material girl all the way to marilyn manson there she is. late this is a takeoff from marilyn diamonds are a girl's best friend. the choreography that is and of course many artists copied her all the way to marilyn manson who created a part of his own persona with part of her name and has also used her image much the same way that many of the female stars did namely as something to attract the public at a ration that marilyn inspired in her fans in her films or in her huge legacy of photos show. claimed that it was the fans that had made her. a star and not the production houses whom she had a very very long bitter war of her entire career so her image has really been used and appropriated and used to death if you will all over the place but brown was also very clever at marketing her own image. she created it capitalized on it and rarely even left it in her life at the time and she was typecast as the dumb blonde bombshell but also very much as this woman child and and all the way to her death at thirty six i mean she really never just six

. >>> governor newsom will decide whether charles manson's younst follor will stay in prison. she received a life sentence for the murders of grocery is he ske executive and his wife in 1969. van houten was 19 at the time. this is the third time the parole board side wd her. but former governor jerry brown refused to release her. >>> in the north bay, nearly 100 marin general hospital workers plan to go on strike tomorrow. union organizers say 20 engineers and 65 imaging technicians will protest the green hospital demand that they pay hundreds of dollars more a month to keep their health plan or accept a lesser plan. the contract expires today. the imaging technicians have been working without a contract since october. >>> let's look at live doppler 7 showing you where the extent of the rain reaches north. it's in san mateo bridge, belmont, redwood city right down 82 and 280 and 101 into the south bay. the heaviest of the rain is over for the south bay right now. but you have plenty of puddles left over from the moderate rain that came through the labs couple of hours. we have

the california board of parole has again recommended that the youngest member of charles manson's gang be freed from prison. leslie van houten is serving a life sentence for her role in the colts killing spree in 1969 when she was 19. the authorities have twice overruled the boa rd's recommendation to release van houten, who is now 69. there's been a big rise in the number of monarch butterflies making their annual migration from canada, through the us to mexico. the species hit an all—time low in 2014, sparking a tri—lateral conservation effort to protect the butterfly and its habitat. this year, there's been a 144 per cent rise in numbers. i sopke tojorge rickards a little earlier. that's right. indeed, we are very happy to share this news today. it is over six hectares of colonies of overwintering monarchs, the monarchs have flown from canada 2500 miles to get here and spend the winter in mexico. and it's very exciting indeed, because last year we had only 2.4 hectares. as you said, it is a 144% increase. this gives us hope that we might begin to see a recovery in the population

today's tracks take the experience to another level ok thanks to him talk comes a good way manson. featured in. games his music is bound to. his fans he opens doors to. sounds good. oh sure that's so much more than just background music video game music starts february twenty fifth on d w. l and we're going to drive a mini w. motor magazine coming up high tech wizardry from the consumer electronics show in las vegas. v.w. beetle bids its final farewell. plus the new.

in 1971, charles manson and three female followers were convicted of murder and conspiracy in the 1969 slayings of seven people including actress sharon tate. >> let's check in with willie geist to see what's coming up on sunday today. >> good to see you. this week on sunday today my guest is william h. macy. we got together to talk about his long career highlighted by the oscar nominated role in the iconic film fargo. also the crazy story of how he landed that part. we also get into boogie nights, his show time series shameless and his two decade marriage to felicity huffman. plus the latest news and politics this weekend on sunday today. you can catch us in the morning or set the dvr and watch us any time. back to you and we'll see you on sunday morning. >> we'll see you then. >>> it's time to take a look ahead. it's all star weekend for the national hockey league. the all-star game takes place tomorrow night in san jose california. face-off at 8:00 eastern and 5:00 pacific. you can watch it here on nbc. >> this wednesday a celebration of the life of stan lee. lee died in november at

bring well it's probably a cult now when most of us here call we think the church of scientology the manson family or probably most famously the people's temple of the disciples of christ most well known for their nine hundred seventy eight mass suicide murder of three journalists a defector and us congressman leo ryan what we tend to ignore are when political groups act in the same greedy fascist and hypocritical fashion as any religious cult and wrapped in a claim of patriotism or revolution a closer look at many political groups as a dangerous parallel to the kinds of cults that strike fear in the hearts of americans from the progressive purity test of the last to the reinterpretation of basic law from the right the so-called friend groups are part of a much bigger problem in american politics the cult of personality so what are called how do people end up joining them and what can we do to help navigate a political sphere that's now using the tactics of dangerous cults to market their political agendas joining us now to help us understand this trend is the author of to the moon and back

i'd played the song for like a couple of decades you know the audience response was response was that manson and a lot were teenagers and then we had to go off and tow with long day so they said will you get the drummer in your own band and i went yeah as long as of the after all dish and you know these are the some of the most classic albums of all time certainly by david bowie the first hunky dorey and a lot and and i hadn't seen any of the oddest but you and the other spite is will from yorkshire famously from south london yeah you had to come down south had to go up north to find talent you know yeah that's how i got out of it saying it doesn't i love the music executives probably see it well i'm going to ask about whether things have changed but why is it you had to come to london well it does as i mean like the beatles left liverpool the consideration was you couldn't really make it from whole or manchester or whatever so you had to make the old you nose and just kind of leap towards you know which was a big go payable in those days what was the culture shock i mean i was born in a. an

not two hundred flights delayed in munich airport and this is the view you see and not just in the manson's i have to say it's true through austria it's true in switzerland as well it's no big surprise but the amount of snow may be i'm we're talking about a meter folding in twenty four hours this is the pictures account is that it is it's good sudden germany and austria which are in the white race there is snow elsewhere down through the balkans and particularly in turkey they'll be more here to come but overnight is just system larry which sees it's. so in fact so much so you wouldn't think so at least if it was actually a warning in place clearly is an avalanche risk is near the highest there is second highest but there's another potential meter to fall this is in the bavarian alps and in the tour all across other parts of austria too and having seen that it will briefly dry out for a while and then it is a huge tapas day on tuesday and turkey joins in. the weather sponsored by cattle and peace. water an essential resource for all humankind across europe pressure to recognise water as a h

youngest member involved in the one nine hundred sixty nine killing spree led by cult leader charles manson has been recommended for release from prison leslie van houten who was nineteen at the time has been serving a life sentence for her role in the murders sixty nine year old whose sole parole nearly two dozen times but always.

the call manson are, a camp in independence, california, they call it a phoenix pot of lonely loveliness. you see some of the racist anti-japanese propaganda. these are japanese hunting licenses, or licenses and pins encouraging people, as it says jap a day." a is rounding opinion up and removing japanese aliens away from the pacific coast. we want to show the exhibition -- in the exhibition how americans saw nazism in more time we see images of hitler's that americans would have seen. there is a range of images. onare making fun of hitler's the cover of the new yorker, comparing him to the wicked witch of the west. there's a pincushion that encourage us to get pin in hitler's end. or hit whereas a skunk, hillary is a pincushion, hillary on a toilet bowl. he also see american heroes, like captain america. this is a reproduction of the first issue of captain america, with captain america punching out hitler's. you see hillary is a madman and a murderer. a wanted poster, buttons that showed him wanted for murder, and even one with a string on it saying, let's pull together, where you can l

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willing to come together, you've got mark warner saying yes, this is a good place to start and joe manson and lindsay graham are trying to find aspects of each other's wish lists that match and i think with what the president is saying, now you have to realize 800,000 workers, there are a lot of people who are members of union and the democratic party has always counted unions in their pocket and they're really betraying them if all they're saying is no. if they're not offering a counterproposal and i've got two kids and no way of paying for groceries right now, i don't want to hear nancy pelosi crouching about not being able to make a trip to brussels. i want to hear that she's got something she wants that also protects me. otherwise not only am i not going to vote, i mean make sure i let my union leadership know not to give the democrat party and nancy pelosi money in the future. >> i think that's how it's going to turn. one last quick point. it seems to me the sticking point for the democrats as were not even going to talk while the shutdown is on. what progress has there been when the

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