the woman you're seeing in the picture is deborah tate, sharon tate's sister, last surviving member of the tate family she still shows up for every single hearing including hearings of people who did not actually have anything to do with sharon tate's murder. didn't know about it at the time. when she can't show up as a victim she shows up as a victim advocates and the expansion of how many people show up on behalf of victims is really strong this to illustrate this in the mid-80s one person would show up to tex watson tearing out 17 people pretty much regularly at every hearing the commissioners do not limit their time so this could go on for six hours victims speak for themselves they will read letters from other victims they will comment about family members that died before they were born so it's very expanded role for the victims. i can talk more about why i think this is not a great way to advocate justice for the victims or the offenders. i can tell you that in the tate family memoir they talk extensively about how hard it is for them to do it they don't actually get a lot of so

and on top of everything, deborah tate points at her and says she's still a danger to society because there are still people that look up to the manson family. and then they write e a decision where they don't let this woman out of prison to live the last few months of her life with her husband. completely clean dismy mare their -- disciplinary records for 20 years, the only thing she got dinged for in previous hearings was she was too zealous in advocating ministering for jesus at the prison, well, to a literally captive audience at the prison. she's old. she's dying, right? they're like, no, she's still a risk. and she dies alone in prison a few months later. and i think this brings us to the question what are we going to do about this. so this, this is susan atkins again in one of the few moments of the hearing where she looks at her husband. , we can talk more about this -- yeah, we can talk more about this really, really hard stuff. this is a piece of art by bobby called -- [inaudible] and bari tow is sort of this notion of sort of a purgatory-like set of worlds or passages betwe

. >> but word of mouth had skewed the awful truth by the time 16-year-old deborah tate heard it. >> my boyfriend called my mother and he had heard there was a fire in benedict canyon and five people were dead, and it was rumored to be the house of sharon tate. ♪ >> sharon tate, debra's big sister. sharon tate's biggest film, valley of the dolls, was two years behind her already. now 26, she was known less for her acting than for her beauty, her style, and her husband. director roman polanski had recently shot to fame with "rosemary's baby" in which a woman discovers she may be carrying the child of the devil. in real life, sharon tate and roman polanski were expecting too. >> she was so terribly excited, like a new mom-to-be, creating the nice little home nest for the family to welcome the new life. >> and now debra, frantic to learn what happened to her sister, pressed her panic-stricken mother. >> mother, mother, what? tell me what. >> she must have been -- >> oh, she was out of her mind crazy, grief like you could not imagine. >> but it was no mistake, and the murders already grue

deborah birx sounding the alarm by the yellow zone tates, they have a similar profile to where the red states are currently. do you think the u.s. is now in a worse place than where we were back in march and dr. gounder, how do you get out of it. >> when she talks about yellow states she's saying these are states that are experiencing initial infection among the 20 somethings. so a lot of that goes undetected and unnoticed because they may not end up in the hospital the way older americans do. and so by the time this infiltrated the rest of the population, to older americans, and you see those hospital rates go up, which is what you have in the red states, it is too late. the cats is out of the bag. the virus has spread throughout the community. so if you want to contain, now is the time to clamp down and wear the mark and have shelt shelter-in-place orders. >> and there was a revealing interview with the head of the cdc with regard to china and europe. so we all know that when the president of the united states defends his response to the pandemic, he is constantly touting his decisio