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As opposed to the prone position or face down like we saw in the garner case. the reason it's taught that way is because positional asphyxiation due to these face-down prone chokehold maneuvers is lethal. and you don't know who amongst us has health problems such as mr. garner had that makes people like that especially susceptible to death. the better police practice is face up or we call it supine restraint rather than prone. >> do you think there will be a federal case? do you think? do you think there's enough here that it's likely that attorney general holder will act here and intervene an...

Publicity. young girls supposedly under the spell of a bearded svengali, who allegedly masterminded the seven murders. >> the '70s is a decade of just brutal violence on every front and anywhere that you look in america. >> at the time of a mass murder, there's a lot of media coverage. but usually after a brief period of time, the identity of the perpetrator tends to fade from the public's consciousness. but not so with the manson case. it was the biggest publicity case the d.a.'s office had ever had. >> the manson trial begins the 1970s on such an evil, sadistic note. seven innocent people di...

Young girls supposedly under the spell of a bearded svengali, who allegedly masterminded the seven murders. >> the '70s is a decade of just brutal violence on every front and anywhere that you look in america. >> at the time of a mass murder, there's a lot of media coverage. usually after a brief period of time the identity of the perpetrator tends to fade from the public's consciousness, but not so with the manson case. it was the biggest publicity case the d.a.'s office had ever had. >> the manson trial begins the 1970s on such an evil, sadistic note. seven innocent people died. steve perrin...

Still, for whatever reason nixon said it, the white house spokesman tried to rescind it right after nixon said it. nixon had to come out later on after his spokesman tried to take it back and say he didn't really mean to say what he had said, but he had said it. this was the cover of the "l.a. times" the next day. look at that. that's how big the headline read. "manson guilty," comma, "nixon declares." manson's lawyers held up that headline in court and used it to call for a mistrial. and the judge had to make the call. and ultimately, the judge didn't allow for a mistrial but could have. when...

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