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>> that was -- that marked a new era. before osama bin laden, charles manson was the bogeyman in chief. >> now you did this interview some 35 years ago. did you keep in touch? i mean, keep it touch as a journalist, i mean. keep up in contact with him in that time period? >> no. i just went back -- 1981 was the first interview. this where im playing poker. i went to see him in 1982 when he had been transferred where he was in an isolated cell block to san quintins mainstream population. where i t...

This is not the steve green museum of the bible. >> its not. >> reporter: steve green is the president of hobby lobby, which has amassed over 40,000 ancient biblical artifacts, one of the largest private biblical collections in the world, about 1,000 of them from dead sea scrolls to bibles will be on display here. the collection itself has been the subject of troaferls troes. this summer, hobby lobby agreed to forfeit thousands of pieces from its collection and pay $3 million after it was discov...

Mueller, we will find this is something discussed in depthly with the trump campaign. >> he had manafort, and kushner, and rob goldstone, and the russian lawyer and russian-american lobbyist and the translators. you had all of the people in the meeting. but what you have at several points in the saga are offers, various people, some seeming more creditable, and they have we have these, and wikileaks saying we can help you disseminate the vehicles, and the trump seemed open to get outside help fr...

>> julie: roy moore not only vehemently denies these accusations and refuses to drop out despite national gop lawmakers urging him to do so. local gop standing behind him right now. he is taking interestingly enough a similar approach as the president with regard to fake news media. his campaign website added a form for people to report inappropriate news organization contact. the media has given moores accusers a lot of coverage in recent days. chris, is he trying to shift the blame on the medi...

My closet and water. for typhoon maybe but not nuclear war. >> for typhoon but not nuclear war. that was absolutely fascinating conversation we had a few nights ago in seoul. thanks. if you want to follow my twitter notebook just go to my twitter page. back to breaking news, texas shooter had escaped from mental facility. this as police say they have the gunmans cell phone but they are having a tough time actually getting in it, getting past the encryption so well talk to tech expert between pri...

>> i ran the streets. grew up in the streets. life in the streets. what you see is what the streets created. >> we met miramontes at the orange county jail. he said before coming here he was a member of a los angeles street gang and a meth addict. it seemed out of sorts with the young man who enjoyed reading novels and writing poetry. >> i like to read a lot. i like nicholas sparks. "walk to remember." "notebook." >> oh, so like romantics? >> oh, yeah. im a sucker for that. >> do you cry when yo...

Engineering because hes putting the copper ball on that dome in the florence cathedral. thats a work of beauty and engineering. a self-pour trait of himself standing naked in the circle in the square, thats science and art connected. >> explain the science in that. >> you know, in vetruvian man he is trying but hes got two friends who are also doing it, to do the exact proportions of man. if you look at his notebook, theres more than 230 measurements of the knee to the ankle, the chin to the lip...

Between art and science or beauty and engineering. he is putting the copper ball on that dome in the florence cathedral. thats the beauty and engineering. the man or the self portrait of him standing naked in the circle and square. thats science and art connected. >> explain the science in that. >> he is trying, but he has two friends to do the exact proportions. if you look at this notebook, there is 230 measurements of the knee to the ankle, the chin to the lip. exactly how it works. its a wor...

There was an almost child-like curiosity. he says why is the sky blue. he asks all these fundamental questions that children often ask. >> we outgrow our wonder years. we see the blue sky in the morning and forget to marvel at we forget to say why do people yawn and worse yet, we knock that curiosity out of our kids and say quit asking questions. leonardo like einstein who also in his notebook wrote why is the sky blue? that ability to be curious, they wanted to know everything you could know ab...

Things he wanted to learn, and there was an almost child-like curiosity. he says why is the sky blue. he asks all these fundamental questions that children often ask. >> we outgrow our wonder years. we see the blue sky in the morning and forget to marvel at it. we forget to say why do people yawn, and worse yet, we probably knock that curiosity out of our kids, say, oh, quit asking questions. leonard leonardo, just like einstein who also in his notebook wrote why is the sky blue. so thhe wanted ...