. >> also, we have heard 1067 about marilyn monroe, but there are new excerpts from her diary, marilyn in her own words, what was it like for the woman considered to be the most beautiful in hollywood, marilyn then and now, we'll hear from her in her own words. >> if this is a barometer, i'm pretty excited. but this is time of year where you want to talk about how your kids are doing. >> let's go inside, amy robach has got the headlines. amy, take it away if you can hear us. >>> dramatic hours in chile, officials hope that by wednesday they can start rescuing those 33 miners trapped for more than two months. natalee morales is in copiapo, chi chile. >> reporter: a lot of work still to be done over the necked few days. a dramatic break through over the weekend, but now they're completing the final phase. they're re-enforcing the shaft down to where the miners are as they now begin the countdown to what is expected to be a bends rescue. it was the drill watched around the world. on day 66, finally break through. above ground, the bell all had been waiting for here finally rang. watching

he says i'm going to get marilyn to play the girl. >> larry: you knew marilyn. >> i knew her then 12a little romance with her. she was a lovely girl, a lovely woman. >> larry: how good a talent? >> quite good. what i mean by quite good, look at her in "some like it hot." every moment was perfect for her. we act at the mercy of bad scripts, bad words, you know? you just can't help it. >> larry: she was good at comedy, though, right? >> she was excellent at that, though. troubled during that picture, larry. >> larry: troubled as in close to the end? >> right. it was impossible to get near to her at the end of the movie. she was so out of it. >> larry: where were you when she died? >> i was in europe. >> larry: how did you hear? >> i heard it -- i heard it from the concierge at the hotel. at the south of france. he said mademoiselle monroe is dead. it was a shock to me. you know? i liked her a lot. listen. everybody's got differences. you know? but at those early days, for marilyn and me, we're the king kongs of the business. without anybody accepting it. >> larry: what was it like to d

. >>> what was marilyn monroe really like? a look at secret writings revealing a rather interesting side of the american icon including how she feared john f. kennedy's brother-in-law, actor peter lawford. >>> natalie morales is still at the newsdesk while ann is still on assignment. >> good morning. a major cleanup under way in parts of arizona following at least four tornadoes wednesday. the weather channel's julie martin is in hard hit bellemont, arizona. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie, an unbelievable scene in bellemont. these rvs to all around this parking lot. this business, a dealership, took a direct hit from one of those tornadoes yesterday and this morning, emergency managers tell us as many as 200 homeowners are also feeling the impact from this rare occurrence. >> please keep going that way. >> reporter: cell phone video captured the fast moving storm in flagstaff, arizona. >> whoa! >> see that power line over there? >> reporter: 15 miles away in bellemont, a series of tornadoes touched down, caus

he says i'm going to get marilyn to play the girl. >> larry: you knew marilyn. >> i knew her then 12 larry: had a little romance. >> i did have a little romance with her. she was a lovely girl, a lovely woman. >> larry: how good a talent? >> quite good. look at her in "some like it hot." every moment was perfect for her. we as actors are at the mercy of a script, bad words, bad words. she was excellent but she was troubled, you know, during that picture, larry. troubled. >> were you close to remember her right to the end? >> right. it was impossible to get there near the end of the movie she was so out of it. >> larry: where were you when she died? >> i was in europe. >> larry: how did you hear? >> i heard it -- i heard it from the concierge at the hotel. it was a shock to me. you know? i liked her a lot. listen. everybody's got differences. you know? but at those early days, for marilyn and me, we're the king congress kongs of the business. >> larry: what was it like to dress up as a woman. >> i liked it. at the beginning i wasn't sure i would like it. but i liked it. there was some

marilyn is a compelling figure, to begin with. what insights does this provide us?ious figure but this is marilyn in her own words, in her own handwriting, revealing hopes, fears, and ambitions. she had big ambitions for her work. >> a young woman who a lot of people may know her tragic story, but youth, grew up in an orphanage, passes around from different family members never knew who her father was. does it seem as if she was a fragmented type of person? >> i think that's true. that's exactly what the book shows. she had hope, despair. she was very vulnerable. she was very strong but she knew to draw on the vulnerability for her work. >> the woman in the images seems so strong, owns her sexuality. we want to put up the notes and the letters. she writes on a piece of waldorf astore rea stationery, not a scares lonely little girl, remember you can sit on top of the world. and then it in pa rent think sees it says, it doesn't feel like. >> most of the time you see that scares, lonely little girl but she wanted to transform herself into one that was strong and fierce

courtney hodell is the editor and david strassberg son of marilyn's acting coach and friend.have you here, thank you. and courtney, this book is incredible, such an insight into the real marilyn, how she felt and her intimate writings. are there consistent themes she writes about throughout this collection? >> there are. her life was full of contradiction and tension. there was her desire to succeed, and there was her fear of failure. there was her sort of despair of always being alone and her hope to find someone to share her life with. >> so many women look up to someone like her and think how do coa woman that beautiful and with the world she had, have been so insecure and when you read these writings, you do see such an insecure side to marilyn. >> yes, it's very touching, i think that's what made her an incredible actress. there was that vulnerability there, and she drew on that, she drew on the events of her life for her work. >> david, web marilyn died in 1962 per personal possessions were bequeathed your father, her friend, her mentor and he handed them down to your m

a couple more pictures, if we can from marilyn in 1953.o think she died at age 36, august -- >> these photos were taken just ten years before. >> gorgeous candid photos. i love it because it gives you a glimpse of per personality. >> that's my favorite. the grizzly bear. >> in the canadian rockies. although against any backdrop she would look stunning. >> like rebecca mentioned, even with crutches and a bikini, a shot that works. >> a few head shots. >> hopefully you'll get a chance to see those and go get the book if you have the opportunity, it's wonderful. stay with us. you are watching "the early show" here on cbs. ,,,,,,,,to get to this morning >>> wind, rain and floods, new england is spared the worst as remnants of tropical storm nicole heads out to sea. but not before pummeling the east coast with torrential rains, leaving at least seven dead. >>> a mother's plea, it's been four long months since-year-old kyron horman went missing but his mom refuses to give up. now, she's pleading with the public for help. >>> rare tigers. "the ea

what was marilyn monroe like? we're going to take a look at never been seen secret writings, an interesting side of the american icon including how she feared john k. kennedy's brother-in-law. >>> first, let's get a check of the top stories of the morning. natalie morales is at the news desk. >> good morning, everyone. as you heard a major cleanup under way this morning in parts of arizona following at least four tornadoes on wednesday. the weather channel's julie martin is in belmonbelmont, ari. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. an incredible scene in belmont. rvs like this are tossed all around this dealership lot. this business taking a direct hit from one of four tornadoes to hit this area yesterday. also about 200 homeowners are having to deal with the impacts of this rare occurrence. cell phone video captured the fast-moving storm in flagstaff, arizona. >> see that power line over there? >> reporter: 15 miles away in belmont a series of tornadoes touched down causing widespread damage through

we'll hear marilyn in her own words. and then -- >> not these kids. >> not these kids.lk to your kids and assess how they're feeling. we'll take a look at that. >> what'd you say? >> i feel like screaming too. >> let's go inside. amy robak feilling in for ann, take it away if you can hear us. >> can, barely. dramatic hours in chile. officials hope by wednesday they can start rescuing those 33 miners trapped for more than two months. today national correspondent natalie morales is in chile. natalie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, amy. yes, a lot of excitement here, but a lot of work still to be done over the next couple of days. as you mentioned, a dramatic breakthrough over the weekend. but, of course, now they begin completing the final phase. today they're reinforcing the shaft down to where the miners are as they now begin the countdown to what is expected to be a wednesday rescue. it was the drill watched around the world. on day 66, finally, breakthrough. aboveground, the bell all had been waiting for here finally rang, launching a weekend of celeb

the never before seen photos of marilyn monroe. >>> and i'm bob turk, a nice fall weekend. here's today's report from wall street. we'll be back. ,, [ male announcer ] looking for a complete picture of your money? meet pnc virtual wallet. it comes with a money bar that shows what's scheduled to go out, what you've put aside... and how much you really have available, right now to spend on the things you want. and you can free up money with a simple slide. it's built to help make your financial life a whole lot easier. experience everything virtual wallet has to offer at pncvirtualwallet.com. pnc. for the achiever in us all. >>> here's the report on the other states affected by yesterday's storms. >> reporter: the water was almost waist high in new york. people were forced to abandoned their cars and others had to be rescued. and parts of philadelphia are under water after close to a foot of rain. cars are submerged in places and the rushing water pushed these two dumpsters down the street. in nearby pennsylvania, many homes and stores are flooded. firefighters had to use a l

michele williams will be playing the role of marilyn monroe in a new film my week with marilyn.story is based on monroe's london film shoot with sir lawrence olivia. williams will play along british actors. this is the second movie centeree around the late star. naomi watts plays her in the other film, blond, set to start in 2012. >> good news for sex and the city fans. more of the franchise could make the way down the runway. critics said it was dead after bad reviews of the sequel flick. sarah jessica parkered the critics do not matter. the fans do. they said she is not sure about the future of the franchise, but right now she is not ruling out >> she also said that the ultimate decision, would be up to the writer, michael patrick king. >> all right. actor michael douglas is nearly finished with his cancer treatment. 66-year-old legendary actor battling an advanced tumor in his throat since august, you will recall. he is undergoing eight weeks of chemo and needs another six to recoup.ú doctors expect him to make a full recovery. that's great news. he is currently starring in t

he said to marilyn looking up at her, you know, tony has got a better looking ass than you. >> reporter he doesn't have tits like these. (laughing) do you love it? >> osgood: actors jamie lee curtis is one of two daughters curtis had with janet lee, the first of his six wives. curtis admitted to rita braver back in 2002 that he wasn't always the most attentive father but said he was not estranged from daughter jamie lee. >> she's a charming lovely girl. we had a wonderful conversation when we're together but i know what she's doing. she knows what i'm doing. we are both in our separate worlds. >> osgood: in a recent sunday morning interview with julie chen, jamie lee curtis seconded that sentiment. >> how would you describe your relationship with your father today? >> beautiful. beautiful. it's exactly what it needs to be. he likes that i call him and do an imitation of him. >> can i see it? >> hello. hello, honey. hello, it's tony. hello, spartacus, how are you. >> osgood: jamie lee curtis's imitation of her father may have been, the fact remains nobody did tony curtis like tony curtis

you know, marilyn monroe has always been a mystery, no matter what we have learned about her over theseen journals, think diary entries, think poems. they are part of a books of diaries, poems, intermat note and letters, hitting stores next week and vanity magazine is analyzing excerpts for the november issue. some of the most haunting writings to me were when they analyze herd dreams which sounded like nightmares n one she dream herd acting coach was a surgeon who cut her open and found nothing on the inside. "there was absolutely nothing, devoid of every human living feeling thing. the only thing that came you the was so finely cut saw dust, like out of a raggedy ann doll, existing of complete emptiness." ar sure it let down, referring to her third husband. brooke, she chronicled a lot of sadness, a lot of unhappiness it is pretty depressing but you a lot of people are fascinated by everything marilyn monroe, so that issue of vanity fair is on newsstands today. >> that is what i got it from, vanity fair, a side of marilyn monroe we don't talk about or hear about. >>> trending, amand

was the love scene with maher -- marilyn.script i says i can't make love to a girl. she says can i try? >> she was cute. you say am i getting to you again? you know? >> was she? >> yes, she was. are you kidding? >> defiance and resilience marked his career from dressing in drag. he died in his home. >>> we've got a big change coming this weekend. a cold front will come sweeping through the leading edge of some substantially cooler air. nothing on the satellite at the moment. but those clouds up in canada will be accompanying that cold front in here. and that those clouds may produce a shower tomorrow afternoon and some lake effect showers possible on saturday. temperatures in the 50s. overnight low temperatures the big story. upper 30s saturday night into sunday. and mid-30s sunday into monday. there may be patchy scattered frost over parts of the area before it moves out of the region. look at the temperatures recover. we shoot back into the 60s monday. then into the 70s perhaps mid to upper 70s by next thursday. not a great

but he was most remembered playing a woman in high heels opposite marilyn monroe and jack lemon in someit hot. and curtis wasn't shy about talking about his good looks that made him a star. >> he had all that dark hair and blue eyes, a nice figure running around jumping girls. a lot of energy. how can you not go for me? i even went for me. [ laughing ] >> so humble. curtis was married six times. first to mary lee, mother of jamie lee. my father leaves a legacy of great performances in movies and his paintings. he will be greatly missed. tony curtis was 85. >>> still ahead tonight, a health alert. >> it's just unbelievable. it hurt so bad. >> how can you beat the back pain blues? a new option promises relief with a much shorter recovery. that's coming up. topper. >>> well, we stepped outside. moderate rain here in northwest. so grab your umbrella at least early tomorrow. here is your wakeup weather. the good news showers are possible. but nothing heavy. that is really good. temperatures in the 60s. winds out of the northwest instead of the southeast at 10-20. that is a drying wind. . we'

. >> the race for marilyn's governor took to the airwaves for the second time in a week as the candidates squared off for their second televised debate -- the race for maryland's governor. they targeted washington-area residents. like the first match, it did not take long before sings heated up. >> you are always talking down maryland. >> about the stuff that has been on tv that drives people down, depresses people, makes people cynical about politics and politicians -- >> those are the things you did while you were in office. you raised the property tax. the governor does not understand the fundamentals of state government. >> the candidates also sparred on ways to create jobs, tax incentives for small businesses, and nurturing cyber industries. our commitment to 2010 coverage continues on our website. you will find a voters guide, a candidate profiles, and fat checks. check it all out on the politics page of wbaltv.com. the justice department is appealing a federal judge's decision to strike down the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy. 11 news is in washington with more. >> good

in "some like it hot," he co- starred with marilyn monroe. >> he had all of that dark hair and blue eyes and he could kiss girls. a lot of energy, john around. how could do not go for me? i went for me. >> he played more daring roles as well. his private life was all walk on the wild side. he was married six times and suffered from alcoholism and drug addiction. still, curtis continue to work well into his later years. >> stay tuned, i am coming back with our in-depth report on chairman reunification. do not go away -- on german reunification. do not go away. >> welcome back. the change. the germans have a special term for the transformation the country went through from 1989- 1990 after the fall of the berlin wall. it culminated on october 3, when the former communist east became one with west germany, a day many headlong for ever since the war and which the nation will celebrate this sunday. this change has brought a tectonic shift that reshaped the countries politics, economy, and culture. the process was poignant and painful, particularly in the beginning. it was a time that people r

clemson hammers marilyn, 31-7 even though danielle brian through fort 300 yards. down 14-0 third quarter. under two minutes to play in the game, it is tied up at 21. he gets picked off by tyler simmons. simmons down to the 13-yard line. that set up a four-yard touchdown run. navy are comes a 14-point deficit to beat smu, the final 28-21. aaron hernandez -- combine they don't have the resume of randy moss's rookie season. yet no one on the ravens is taking these guys for granted. the ravens know exactly about the patriots and how they now have to pick the right players. remember the playoffs last year? the patriots still have welker and they have another rookie tight end, so they certainly have enough targets for tom brady. >> they have always had a very good passing attack. what great programs do is whenever someone is not part of that group, they do it another way. they have three tight ends right now that are very effective. the disk is the same package in their same route and philosophy with three tight ends rather than three wide receivers. >>: a lesson learne

keith ablow joins me to take a closer look at the mind of marilyn monroe. good morning, dr.assberg, who was famously her acting coach and they were discovered and let's read them and you can analyze them for us. here's the first one. she says: working, doing my tasks, i have set for myself, on the stage, i will not be punished for it or be chipped, or be threatened, or not be loved, or sent to hell to burn with bad people feeling i am also bad. what do you make of that? >> look, that was written in response to some extent, the memories of her great aunt ida who was apparently not a nice person and some of those negative comments are about the interactions she had with the great aunt and what you see is a woman of real in sight and she understands that she uses acting as a defense, as an escape that on stage, she's safe. where in life, she was unsafe, even as a child. >> alisyn: here's another within i want to read for you and for the viewers, and this is more bleak and came, i think at the end of her marriage to arthur miller as it was crumbling and she says, help, help, hel

in "some like it hot," he co- starred with marilyn monroe. >> he had all of that dark hair and blue eyes and he could kiss girls. a lot of energy, john around. how could do not go for me? i went for me. >> he played more daring roles as well. his private life was all walk on the wild side. he was married six times and suffered from alcoholism and drug addiction. still, curtis continue to work well into his later years. >> stay tuned, i am comin back with our in-depth report on chairman reunification. do not go away -- on german >> welcome back. the change. the germans have a special term for the transformation the country went through from 1989- 90 after the fall of t berlin wall. it culminated on october 3, when the former communist east became one with west germany, a day many headlong for ever since the war and which the nation will celebrate this sunday. this change has brought a tectonic shift that reshaped the countries politics, economy, and culture. the process was poignant and painful, particularly in the beginning. it was a time that people recall as if it were yesterday. nearl

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. >>> now, marilyn's, maryland's most outstanding radar. >> that's the way to do it, we'll do that tomorrow as well, columbus day, sunny. lots of sunshine in the forecast, but some rain coming in. not too bad, but we'll take it. >> columbus had rain on his voyage. >> we'll show you what's going on in terms of the high for today, we came in at 76 today, york was 65. charlottesville came in at 83 today. 80 into haggerstown, and we're not going to have a bad day whatsoever, but temperatures are going to be above average. now, 68 degrees is our current temperature, through the night, temperatures will be dropping, we will get humidity in here and drier air cools down quicker than moist air, that's why we're not dropping the temperatures off too much. 74 degrees, easten around 66, dover 67, atlantic city around 62 degrees. here's the scenario through the rest of tonight, we have high pressure building in as we go in through tomorrow. once again, one more day of that, but the evening time, i think we have a chance for showers in the forecast, but as we go throughout the day, we'll get that sunshi

>> giving up, at performance alongside jack lemmon and marilyn monroe. >> spoofing cary grant, his idol. >> born in the bronx, into a family of impoverished town during immigrants, he said he felt trapped by new york city. his good looks proved to be his passport. he moved from being eye candy to and admired character actor. >> i am hosting my favorite new perfume -- success. >> this performance of one him an academy nomination but not the oscar -- won him an academy nomination but not the oscar. he lived the hollywood dream -- a film star wife, the list friends -- the "a" list friends. feeling rejected, he left for england where his talent was appreciate it. >> i think he will be remembered as a very good actor when people start reflecting on the amount of work he did, both in drama and comedy. he certainly was a wonderful in "some like it hot" and the fils ones."id "the defiant >> back in america, the living was not so easy. he battled with a drink, drugs and wives, of which he had six. when the studios stopped calling, he started to make his own pictures. tony curtis would do almost

he was best known for his role in "some like it hot" with marilyn monroe.her of jamie lee curtis. he was 85. >>> representative cummings sid he sent a letter to the governor and attorney general calling for action. lenders may have started foreclosure proceedings against some homeowners illegally. as a rult, cummings said that foreclosures may be affecting tax revenue and taxes for neighboring homes. >>> u.s. agency for international development found bedbugs in a single fice. officials say pest control service person came in to treat the infected area over the weekend and will continue to be prctive to prevent any future bedbug activity. >>> and parents of talked lesser say st little ones can reach as high as akitchen tournt top, putting them at risk for severe burns. from hot liquids like coffee or soup. american academy of pediatrics said 76% of kids in their study could reach at least some distance on to the table and much farther than anticipated. >>> got to watch them. >> oh, man. very fast, too. >> if it's dangerous, they can get to it. >>> attention

. >> marilyn monroe was another famous guest. her suite is available for $400 a night. behind the history is a building badly in need of modernizing. its owners reckon the renovations will cost millions, so they are opting to sell. many are wondering what will happen to the hotel's lenient attitude towards guests. david is a novelist and long- term residents. >> it was a place of real tolerance, all kinds of unusual people. they all live here and came to this place. i like that. i like that nobody cared. if you wanted to be quiet, you could be quiet. >> no price has been set, no buyer has emerged. the owners promised that no matter who buys it, the chelsey will be the chelsey. it is and always will be a haven for artists. the founder of penthouse magazine has died at the age of 79. a statement was issued by his family and he died after a long battle with cancer. "penthouse" was billed as a magazine of sex, politics and protests. it had a circulation of almost 6 million during its heyday. a reminder of our main news, great britain announced its biggest spending cuts in d

. >> couric: marilyn monroe singing to president kennedy in 1962.turns out a piece of the cake served that night has survived these 48 years. a presidential seal made of icing. a chef gave the lefted over decoration to a new york cop, and now his widow is selling it. the icing, now dried to the consistency of play-doh, is expected to fetch more than $5,000 at auction. it is number 6 on the american film institute's list of the top movie quotes of all time. how many people come up to you and ask you to say, "go ahead, make my day?" >> quite a few. >> couric: is it annoying? >> it's not annoying. but i don't say it. >> couric: would you do it for me? >> go ahead, make my day. >> couric: my interview with clint eastwood next ♪ rolling, rolling, rawhide ♪ >> couric: clint eastwood as rowdy yats spent six years riding calgt here on "rawed hide" on cbs and we're pleased to welcome him back for our final story tonight. in the nearly half century since "rawhide" eastwood perfected the role of the ultimate tough guy but in recent years has set his directoria

the secrets about marilyn. >> she was using a lot of whiskey. i'm a recovering alcoholic.then. o interview? to be guest on "the oprah winfrey show"? could mel gibson shut it down, as we go inside the oprah winfrey network.

he did marilyn monroe. wasn't a barbie but marilyn monroe. why i think he painted her is because at that time she was the best example as a sexy one. >> let's move over, this is called "good night moon." you like that book? >> yes. my mother used to read it to me when it was over. >> i notice you don't say how long did something take, the product not the process. how long did this take? >> well, you know, it really depends maybe how big it is, but i think it's definitely a few weeks, definitely -- yeah. not one week. >> you are amazing. keep going, young lady, all right? >> okay. >> great to meet you. happy birthday almost the end of the month, mom and dad, thank you so much. keep it going. >>> just ahead, the fine art of country music. what makes it so cool these days. first, your local news. southwest low fares online?e ond southwest.com. southwest.com. southwest.com. [ southwest employees ] alright! bring 'em in...bring 'em in... stop! how many places can you book southwest tickets online? just one. there's only one. southwest.com. southwe

marilyn's ban on hand-held cell phones while driving means very little change for samlet turnover of college park. for five years he has used the hands free device. lessopefully it will cause le accident, but i doubt it. people are going to talk on the phone a matter what, it doesn't matter. >> on day one of the law that obviously needs some help getting the word out, maryland where at thestate wit cellphone ban is considered a secondary offense. >> it does not make any sense to me. >> some wonder if it takes a bite out of the band. >> the troopers are not out to write as many tickets as they can with this new law, because they probably could if it was a primary offense. they are really trying to enhance our highway safety. >> if the driver is talking on a hand-held cell on an actor does not see anything else going wrong, the driver will not be pulled over. but there may be aware around that. we have all seen the way some drivers on the phone slowdown or start to sway a little bit. >> net ledoux driving is a violation of traffic safety. -- negligent driving is a violation of traffic

man may have had his biggest hit disguised as a woman in "some like it hot" opposite jack lemon and marilyn as curtis aged and the film roles dried up, he bathed drugs and alcohol. but he found new success as a painter. >> it's so moving for me. and, you know, i've become, perhaps, a household word in a way. i've become part of everybody's memory. >> reporter: tony curtis was 85. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> couric: and did you know curtis was once a guest star on a cartoon show that turns 50 tonight? this is tony curtis providing the voice for stony curtis. >> nice place you have here, mrs. flintstone. up next celebrating the modern stone-age family. >> it's built a record of cbs 5 >> couric: all right, baby boomers, where were you 50 years ago tonight at 8:30? a lot of us were watching a color cartoon on a >> couric: all right, baby boomers, where were you 50 years ago tonight at 8:30? a lot of us were watching a color cartoon on a black and white tv, something new for the time, an animated sitcom written for adults, sponsored by a cigarette maker. so with some help from richard sc

marilyn levinson of bay area cabaret worked with the hotel to reopen the historic room. >> after the darkness of the economy of the past couple of years, the city is ready to embrace going out again and doing something to make life a little special. >> reporter: there won't be dancing, no supper served, but this night's opening night audience revels in the history. >> our fondest memory is two weeks before our wedding which was 48 years ago we came to see sophie tucker, the last of the red hot mamas, and she was fabulous. >> reporter: the producers plan to bring in top broadway performers. this is a room with a lot of musical history, some of the best names in show business played here including ella fitzgerald, nat king cole and back in 1962 a very famous crooner debuted a very famous song here. ♪ i left my heart ♪ >> it was so electrifying to hear that siege like that and now all these years later, 40 -- song like that and now all these years later, 48 years later. i wanted to be in this beautiful venetian room. >> reporter: the elegance of the venetian room is open again for a new

tony curtis with marilyn monroe there is dead.he academy award nominated actor suffered from poor health and was hospitalized several times in recent years. he died of cardiac arrest last night. memorial services will be held on monday. tony curtis was 86 years old. >> american allies shut down the route. pakistan blocked trucks after three pakistani troops were killed in a nato gunship attack early thursday morning. nato admits the helicopter killed several armed men but said it was a case of self-defense. pakistan's interior minister says the issue needs more claire pication. >> are you fighting the war or in war together? >> the nato has not yet admitted the men killed more pakistani forces. general david petraeus is reaching out to try to reopen the supply line. >> sending something by mail will not cost you more next year. the u.s. postal service is not allowed to raise rates by 2 cents. the postal service wanted the rate hike to help deal with the financial crisis. it lost $3.8 billion last year. the deficit is not due to th

. >>> marilyn monroe, remember veeld, intimate and unguarded never before seen photos of the screen siren. a look at the american icon early this saturday morning, a look at the american icon early this saturday morning, october 2nd, 2010 captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "the early show" on a saturday morning. i'm chris wragge. >> i'm rebecca jarvis for erica hill. we have a lot coming up today. one question, do you believe a nasal spray could make you nicer? >> i don't know. it will take more than that, probably. [ laughter ] >> we can only hope. but we have the results of a new study coming up on the show that says men, if they use nasal spray, will be nicer. >> thank you for telling me is. also, remember that show a long, long time ago "love american style"? we have something to show called "divorce japan style" one of the things they are doing there now, big divorce parties for all parties involved. celebrations after the divorce. >> of the separation. >> exactly, rather than going away on a honeymoon but a post-divorce-moon, if you want to call it that.

we're going to talk a bit more about marilyn when we come back.atching "the early show." >>> good morning, i'm jessica kartalija. it's saturday, october 2nd and here's what people are talking about this morning. fire investigators are learning more about a warehouse fire in dundalk. the fire burned for more than three house and several of the walls collapsed and no one was hurt. arson is likely the cause. >>> those remnants of tropical storm nicole brought a lot of rain, even a tornado. the national weather service confirmed that a weak tornado hit north of gibson island. there was widespread flooding and a sinkhole on severn. >>> bealefeld is finishing up a special assignment. he was part of the boy scout's sleepover at fort mchenry last night. 6000 scouts took part in the event marking the 100th birthday of the organization. >>> today's exclusive first warning weather forecast. it will be a gorgeous day, 70 degrees and mostly sunny skies if you'll be out enjoying the races or at the fells point festival. tonight, clearing out at 48 degrees and t

sister marilyn compares john to johnny appleseed. >> we talk fairly often about planting seeds of goodness and that's what he did so many years ago and it has grown. >> reporter: seniors like brenda whitfield depend daily on muffin people deliveries. >> if it was not for the muffin men bringing the food here every day, my table would be bare to none. >> reporter: a bad back stopped john from making deliveries in person a few months ago. and his muffin man cofounder has died. but john trudges on. >> just to see people, people get happy and being fed, there's it. that makes me happy and that makes the volunteers happy. >> reporter: for feeding oakland's hungry for the last 23 years this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to john di palermo sharon chin, cbs 5. >> you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbs5.com/connect. you will find the jefferson awards logo to click for the email form. stay with us. we'll be right back. i'm among 30,000 employees who used to work for hp. i was supposed to retire there. carly fiorina changed all that. fiorina laid off 30,000

he is best known for teaming up with marilyn monroe and jack lemon in some like it heart. he was married six times, six children, one of them jamie lee curtis. tony curtis, 85 years old. >>> they killed tens of thousands of people every year bacteria so dangerous and drug- resistant they are called superbugs. what's being done to stop them? tonight only on the cbs evening news. [ male announcer ] as the ceo of hp, carly fiorina laid off 30,000 workers. when you're talking about massive layoffs, which we did... perhaps the work needs to be done somewhere else. [ male announcer ] fiorina shipped jobs to china. and while californians lost their jobs, fiorina tripled her salary. bought a million dollar yacht. and five corporate jets. i'm proud of what i did at hp. [ male announcer ] carly fiorina. outsourcing jobs. out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message. our state has a huge deficit. meg whitman's plan will make it billions worse by eliminating the capital gains tax for wealthy investors, including herself. economists say her plan will

. >> reporter: and perhaps his most famous role, in "some like it hot" with jack lemmon and marilyn monroeanything to get the girl. even dressing up like one. >> would you quit stalling? we're going to miss the train. >> reporter: battling an addiction for decades. six wives and six children. this newborn, actress jamie lee curtis. 140 movies in all. "i don't want to become an elder statesman," he once said. "i want to end up with the girl all the time." and he always did. john berman, abc news, new york. >>> and coming up, if you hate seeing american jobs go overseas, travel with bill weir to his hometown. are you one of them? remember when you had more energy for 18 holes with your buddies? [ glass shatters ] more passion for the one you love? more fun with your family and friends? it could be a treatable condition called low testosterone, or low t. c'mon, stop living in the shadows. you've got a life to live. [ male announcer ] so don't blame it on aging. talk to your doctor r and go to isitlowt.com to find out more. words alone aren't enough. our job is to listen and find ways to help

afghanistan has been hailed a success forces have destroyed four drug labs and confiscated a ton of marilyn worth over two hundred million dollars. now the us overestimates the threat of terrorism and therefore squanders billions of dollars in military operations abroad well that's according to antiwar activists blogger and author tom engelhardt who's been speaking to r.t. his interview is up next. to sitting down with tom engelhardt tom dispatch dot com a blog described as a regular antidote to the mainstream media and author of the american way of war how bush's wars became obama's sir thank you for sitting down with us today with her latest to start off by taking a look at the extent of the u.s. military presence.

our thanks to marilyn. time for this week's feedback in the farm report mailbag... connie pals writes about how we cover organic time for this week's feedback in the farm mail bag. connie writes about agriculture. i would like to see more reporting on organic farming. is this something you could add to your program. you mentioned two separate but related aspects of farming. organic production is nongmo. we cover both types of farming, but we focus on how producers meet a specific market rather than methodology. only two crops are intensely gmo. for whatever reason, there seems to be a market penetration limit of about 15%. after decades of intense promotion of products in europe, market shares are stag nat. also, it's really difficult to demonstrate any advantage for consumers. more interesting is the debate in organic circles right now about gmo technology since they lowered the need for pesticides. our coverage will follow market friends, currently the demand for nongmo and/or gappic products are at best and they appear to be solutions looking for a problem. as al

iran leaving there's a was going on here i'd like to give here we're going to be running out of time marilyn to give harold the last word go ahead harold we are indeed you know. excuse me the fact the matter is that americans are if you want to at the very best there we are. reluctant imperialist we go and then people get mad when we want to leave we don't want to leave our people don't says we don't want to stay there are people don't want to stay there i was just. one of the think iraq is the only arab country today where people can have this questions and they don't end up killed when they don't agree with the government there is inferior there are hundreds and hundreds of newspapers in iraq today not official government is an official government that their news stations their team is there is freedom and the people didn't go to the first day we could easily. see easily by this look at halliday and here many fakes them i guess a day into rand beers and jerusalem and thanks to our viewers for watching here on our team see you next time and remember. to. stay.